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Nation’s youngest female champion invited to pre-race meet and greet in downtown Placerville

Fresh off winning the coveted 2010 Chili Bowl, Kevin Swindell has his sights on another major event in midget racing—the 65th Annual Night Before the 500 midget race at O’Reilly Raceway Park, on Saturday, May 29.

For Ryan Jones, the sting of missing out on his third straight Australian 360 championship has just been lessened.

Sixty-three of the best in the 360 business may intimidate some, but not Wayne Johnson.

Devil’s Bowl Speedway has not been kind over the years to “The Rocket” Jesse Hockett.

Marshall Skinner carried the J&J Auto Racing torch last weekend by scoring his first feature win of the season. Skinner beat his teammate and the rest of the USCS contingent on Saturday night in Missouri to capture the win.

A speed record fell and the championship lead changed hands as the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series raced twice at Volunteer Speedway. The high-banked venue produces some of the fastest competition in Outlaws history.

In the season to come, the Racing for the Troops sprint car team has made it loud and clear that they will race a California outlaw style schedule and travel to various tracks throughout the year.

The Big Game Treestands #24 team and driver Terry McCarl are getting a welcome break from racing action this week as they regroup and prepare their next assault.

The two day event with the USCS at Malden, Missouri turned out to be a learning experience for Jerrod Hull Motorsports.

It was a short night for Brian Brown at the Lucas Oil ASCS National opener at the Devil’s Bowl in Mesquite, Texas. Friday night’s show would be the only race of the weekend with Mother Nature hovering over the Dallas area on Saturday. Brian will weigh his options for racing action the next couple weeks.

Blane Heimbach of Selinsgrove started his year the best way possible Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway by claiming the track’s season opener for 358 sprints in his season debut.