Andrew Felker

Last weekend was an exhausting one for Andrew Felker, who battled mechanical issues during the POWRi Lucas Oil National Midget Series season-opening event.

Andrew Felker is very familiar with Port City Raceway.

“My first five years of racing, that’s where I raced on Saturday nights,” he said. “I’ve won three nonwing nationals. I’ve won more than 50 races there.”

Andrew Felker wrapped up his three-week trip to Australia with his two best performances overseas.

Felker recorded a pair of top fives, including his first podium finish of the season, last weekend at Toowoomba Speedbowl driving for CJR Motorsport.

Andrew Felker is searching for a bit of good luck after being riddled by misfortune during his first two weekends of racing in Australia.

Andrew Felker was both fast and unlucky as he opened his three-week trip to Australia last weekend.

Driving for CJR Motorsport at the World POWRi Midget Championship at Archerfield Speedway, Felker set quick time during qualifying last Friday.

For the fifth straight year Andrew Felker advanced to at least a B Main during the famed Chili Bowl last weekend.

The cars are ready and unloaded inside the River Spirit Expo Center for Andrew Felker, who is eyeing a special performance at this week’s 28th annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals presented by General Tire.

Andrew Felker recently ended another successful campaign, which he hopes will springboard him to new heights next season.

Andrew Felker was on point to earn the most prestigious victory of his career before a cut tire derailed him last Thursday.

Felker led the first half of the 98-lap Honda USAC National Dirt Midget Series 73rd annual Turkey Night Grand Prix at Perris Auto Speedway before he brought out the caution on Lap 50 because of the left rear tire issue.

Andrew Felker has big plans for this Thanksgiving.

Andrew Felker has one final day to prepare before departing for his longest road trip of the season.

Andrew Felker has spent the past couple of weeks running around.

While the team hasn’t competed since the middle of October, they have remained busy.

Andrew Felker overcame an electrical issue and passed 26 cars in the main events to record his 18th top five of the season last Saturday.

Andrew Felker has been so close to a victory the past couple of weeks he can taste it.

Unfortunately last Saturday he had to settle for his sixth runner-up performance this season after leading half of the POWRi Lucas Oil National Midget Series feature at Macon Speedway.