Trey Starks

Trey Starks has a busy week ahead of him following a vicious crash last Saturday.

Trey Starks will debut his new sponsor and fresh scheme this week against the toughest sprint car competition.

Trey Starks ended his season with a tough result last weekend at the 20th annual Trophy Cup.

Trey Starks traveled from the West Coast to the East Coast and tackled Williams Grove Speedway last weekend for the 51st annual National Open with one goal in mind: advance to the feature both nights at the prestigious track.

Trey Starks was pleased with his first weekend of racing in the sprint car hotbed state of Pennsylvania.

Trey Starks wrapped up his season in the Northwest with a bang. Literally.

There is a taste in Trey Starks’ mouth that he is eager to get rid of.

Starks is coming off one of his most challenging weekends of the season with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour at Grays Harbor Raceway.

Trey Starks overcame adversity and improved throughout the annual ASCS Northwest Region Speedweek, which featured seven races at five tracks in nine days throughout Washington and Oregon.

If it wasn’t for a couple of unlucky breaks last weekend, the sky was the limit for Trey Starks at the 42nd annual Jim Raper Memorial Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway.

Everything has been leading up to this weekend.

Trey Starks’ offseason and first 10 races of this year have been in preparation for the 42nd annual Jim Raper Memorial Dirt Cup – a $20,000-to-win event at Skagit Speedway this Thursday through Saturday.

Despite sustaining his worst result of the season on Saturday at Skagit Speedway, Trey Starks said it was arguably his most productive race of the year.

Make that seven straight finishes in the top four for Trey Starks.

“I feel like everything is running really smooth this year,” he said.

Trey Starks is getting used to racing on the fly.

Once again, his team had to change direction last Saturday when the ASCS Northwest Region opener was rained out at Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Wash.