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David Gravel PR
David and DDR Motorsports would like to welcome crew chief, Tyler Swank to the team. Tyler and David plan on racing the rest of the season with the All Stars and hit select World of Outlaw shows.
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Hard Night at Huset’s
Mother Nature and Huset’s Speedway have gone hand-in-hand the past few years including earlier this year when the event on June 26th fell to rain showers.
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Anderson Primed for Maiden WSS Assault
Since making his Sprintcar debut nearly 10 years ago Grant Anderson has contested sporadic rounds of the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship, but for the 2011/12 season; he has committed to the full schedule and signed on as a contracted driver
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TARLTON SWEEPS WEEKEND, BACK IN OCEAN SPRINTS LEAD
He let out a big sigh, which revealed an even bigger smile.
“Oh, finally,” Tommy Tarlton exclaimed after winning both of his features last weekend. “It feels good to sweep the weekend.”
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Kraig Kinser Carries Momentum into Black Hills Speedway & Castrol Raceway as the Great Northern Tour Continues
Kraig Kinser and the Casey’s General Store team have been working hard each and every day since the off-season when they joined forces for the 2011 World of Outlaws campaign.
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Swinehart Wins at Canyon
Brian Swinehart won the non-wing sprint car feature Saturday night at Canyon Speedway Park. Matt Lundy, John Brinkley, John Shelton, and Chris Beal rounded out the top five.
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One More Week and the Sprint Cars Go Topless at Humberstone Speedway as Ontario Topless Sprints Make Maiden Voyage
All the hard work behind the scenes organizing the first ever race in the Ontario Topless Sprint is about to pay off as the series debuts next Friday night, August 26th at Humberstone Speedway
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Austin McCarl – Making the Big Dance!
Very few drivers at the age of eighteen have locked themselves into the Knoxville Nationals main event, but Austin McCarl added his name to the list last weekend driving the TMAC Motorsports #17A.
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FORLER FINISHES A CLOSE SECOND AT GRAYS HARBOR
Logan Forler counted the ways he could have won.
There was a pass for the lead, then a yellow to revert the running order. Forler’s bleeder on his right rear tire stuck on the last restart
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Tornado Alley – Nationals Review!
Billy Alley went in to the Nationals ready for a fight, and exiting the Nationals it looked a bit as if he had been in one.
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Wednesdays with Wayne – Tough Brake!
It was put together about as quickly as can be, but Wayne Johnson teamed with Donnie Cooper and the #01 team at the Nationals in just a couple days time
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Dobmeier Wins Thursday at Knoxville; Followed by a victory at Huset’s Speedway’s All Star Sprint Show on Sunday!
After not being able to make the prestigious Knoxville Nationals Main Event in his entire career, Mark Dobmeier comes out this year with a bang, standing on top of the podium at the end of the night of Thursday’s qualifying race for the 51st Annual Knoxville Nationals.
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STARKS EARNS FAST TIME, TOP FIVE AT SKAGIT SPEEDWAY
With one roll of the specialized dice, Trey Starks determined his fate.
After recording fast time in qualifying at Skagit Speedway in Alger, Wash., last Saturday
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LASOSKI SLOWED BY ENGINE WOES AT KNOXVILLE NATIONALS
It was easily one of the most frustrating and disappointing weekends for Danny Lasoski.
With expectations soaring, the veteran from Dover, Mo., entered last weekend’s 51st annual Knoxville Nationals as a favorite. Two damaged engines later, Lasoski finished in the D Main.
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McFadden Continues on the Road to Recovery
In what was his first Sprintcar race meeting in six months; James McFadden made a return at Brisbane International Speedway during the second round of the Winter Sprintcar Series recently, as he continued his road to recovery from his shoulder injury.