Tracy Hines

There are some tracks and combinations that just agree with a driver and they seem to run up front and be in contention every time they visit that particular venue.

Tracy Hines looked to pick up where he left off in Florida in February, as the USAC Amsoil National Sprint Car Series made their 2013 Midwest debut on Saturday, April 6 at Lawrenceburg Speedway in his home state of Indiana and did exactly that to open the night as he set fast time in qualifying.

After opening the 2013 USAC Amsoil National Sprint Car Series season with a pair of wins in Florida in February, Tracy Hines has been counting the days until the series returned to action in the Midwest opener. That wait will end this weekend, as the series hits the track at Lawrenceburg Speedway in Indiana.

Indoor midget racing takes a combination of two very important elements to be in contention for wins.

After finishing 2012 on a very strong note, Tracy Hines was pretty optimistic heading into the 2013 sprint car season.

It’s the goal of every driver to start the season on a strong note and with some consistency. Tracy Hines did exactly that as he finished third in the 2013 season-opener for the USAC National Midget Series and their pavement championship at New Smyrna Speedway in Florida, and wrapped up the two-night event with an eighth-place performance.

When it was announced that the USAC National Midget Series would open the 2013 season in Florida, Tracy Hines was pretty excited

Five entries from the THR stable set for competition…

With the 2012 racing season officially in the books, Tracy Hines is gearing up for another busy year in 2013. He will again compete in each of the three USAC national series, chasing the coveted USAC “Triple Crown.” Hines is a former champion of both the USAC Amsoil National Sprint Car Series and USAC Traxxas Silver Crown Series.

The Turkey Night Grand Prix was born on the dirt in 1934 and for a majority of the existence of the famed event, it has been held on a variety of dirt tracks in California, with a few exceptions

Being the reigning champion of the non-wing sprint car portion of the Western World, Tracy Hines had very high expectation heading back to the desert for this year’s edition of the late-season classic