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We are going to highlight more champions from the 2021 race season featuring an inaugural series winner to a record breaking campaign by a multi-time champ. Steve Needles would capture the inaugural Reveal the Hammer Outlaw Super Late Models asphalt series championship with two feature wins starting with the opening race at New Paris Speedway (IN) and the Sweet 100 honoring the late Randy Sweet at Berlin Raceway (MI). Matt Westfall followed up his first Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS) …

Tim McCreadie won his first Dirt Late Model touring series championship with the World of Outlaws Series back in 2006. Fifteen years later he would conquer the other top touring series in the country by capturing the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series championship. He joins a select few drivers to win championships in both top tier series.Brian Shaw has followed the American Modified Series touring throughout the Midwest since it’s inception 11 years ago. Having been so close in years pa …

(08.09.21) Even with rain threats across the country we had a group of racers that captured big pay checks in three different racing disciplines. Starting on Thursday night Tyler Roarhig would take the first big win of the weekend by dominating the field and taking home the $20,000 win during the 20th Annual Summer Sizzler at New Paris Speedway (IN). Tyler’s dominance in the yearly event is nearly unmatched as he has now won the race six times out of thirteen starts. On Saturday In the …

The All Star Circuit of Champions Sprint Series kicked off a mid-May weekend at I-96 Speedway in Lake Odessa MI on Friday night May 14th. A strong field of 32 cars would do battle for the Mace Thomas Classic boosted winner’s check of $8500. The night would start with Indiana native Justin Peck and the Buch Motorsports team taking the fast qualifier award with a time of 13.086 seconds. Notable Allstar drivers Buddy Kofoid and Paul McMahan would each win their respective heat races. Wit …

Longtime west coast racer Jason Papich finally captured his first ever Lucas Oil MLRA Series feature win during the 13th Annual Slocum 50 at 34 Raceway in Burlington, IA. After numerous tries and miles traveled from his Arroyo Grande, California home he would collect his largest win to date with the $10,555 winners check. Papich would start his Longhorn Chassis from the third spot next to four time winner Bobby Pierce who took control at the drop of the green flag with Jason settling int …