Logan Forler

Four days, four tracks, three states and one good run.

It was a last-minute decision that paid dividends.

Logan Forler is beginning to like South Dakota.

Logan Forler had nothing but good things to say about his first race at Huset’s Speedway.

Logan Forler wasn’t sure of what to expect at Knoxville Raceway.

Knoxville Raceway is big, fast and renowned in the sprint car community as a measuring stick for up-and-coming drivers.

It wasn’t the best introduction to Midwest short-track racing.

In fact, last weekend was more than just frustrating for Logan Forler, who competed with the ASCS National Tour at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Ark., for the first time.

Logan Forler spent last weekend away from the track, but focused on his sprint car team.

In his first appearance at Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas, Forler advanced to both ASCS National Tour features at the 38th annual Devil’s Bowl Spring Nationals

Although last weekend was more of a test-and-tune session than a pair of races, the results were anything but satisfying to Logan Forler.

After a week away from racing, Logan Forler is ready to hop back into his sprint car – and for a little redemption.

It didn’t start out very well, but it sure ended nicely for Logan Forler.

Although Logan Forler has already raced four events this season against elite competition, this week’s test is a different challenge.