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A pair of J&J Auto Racing competitors were victorious in Sprint car action last weekend. Tyler Bear and Jamie Maiolo scored wins in Pennsylvania and Western Australia respectively behind wheel of a J&J.

After opening the 2010 season last weekend in Placerville the Golden State Challenge Sprint Car Series will now head for the Antioch Speedway this Saturday night April 3 for the second round in the fight for the King of California title.

Heartbreak was the story of the night for popular USAC/CRA Sprint Car star David Cardey last Saturday night at Perris Auto Speedway.

Remaining tickets for the Musco Lighting Front Row Challenge presented by Casey’s General Stores and the Casey’s General Stores USAC Ultimate Challenge presented by Don Long’s Searsboro Telephone Company are up for grabs!

By Bill Sullivan/Sullivan Images Media, stevesracingphotos.com PLACERVILLE, CA (3-30-10) – Second generation open wheel racer Billy Strange of Elk Grove, California is set to begin the 2010 winged sprint car racing season. Strange is geared […]

After a damaging accident in the Civil War Series opener at Placerville Speedway two weeks ago, Sebastopol’s Bradley Terrell is ready to return to his hometown track this weekend to begin his run at the 2010 Petaluma Speedway All Pro Sprint Car Championship.

For Elk Grove’s Bobby McMahan, returning to Placerville Speedway in a 410 cubic inch powered sprint car mirrors a professional quarter-back returning to his Alma mater for a Friday night high school game where he is welcomed with open arms to the place where his successful career was berthed.

Over the past two season’s Penngrove’s Alissa Geving has competed on a number of different racetracks in California, North Carolina and Oklahoma.

One week after competing in the first round of the All Coast Challenge at the Ventura Raceway, David Cardey will return to his own car and the USAC/CRA Sprint Car Series this Saturday night, March 27th

When Justyn Cox pulled into his pit following the 25-lap feature on Day 1 of the Silver Cup, it was almost as good as a victory.

The popular Peter Murphy “Murphy’s Law” T-shirt says, “If it bloody can, it bloody will”.

Kerman’s Davey Pombo used patience and the experience of a veteran driver to score the Round #3 victory for the USAC West Coast 360 Sprint Car Series.

Rebounding from a hard crash in Tulare earlier this month two-time King of California Jonathan Allard came back this past Saturday showing no ill effects and charged to a convincing victory

To say it was a tough day doesn’t give the word “tough” justice.