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March 2020 Winners!Dale McDowell [03-01] DLM - Southern All Stars Series/March Madness XVIII Night Two Feature Winner, Cherokee Speedway (SC), $12,000Rodney Sanders [03-01] Dirt Modified - USMTS National Championship/2nd Annual Cotton Bowl Clash Feature Winner, Cotton Bowl Speedway (TX), $2500 February 2020 Winners! Booger Brooks [02-29] DLM - 16th Annual Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Night Two Feature Winner, Clarksville Speedway (TN), $5000Sam Hafertepe Jr. [02-29] Winged Dirt Sprint - ASCS Natio …

After 13 years of trying, Kyle Larson finally scored the biggest and most elusive win of his motorsports career, taking the checkered flag in the 34th Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals at the River Spirit Expo Center (OK). Larson passed fellow NASCAR Cup Series racer and three-time Chili Bowl champion Christopher Bell on lap 39 of the 55-lap A-Feature, avenging a bitter defeat to Bell in last year’s race which was just one in a list of disappointments in the prestigious Dirt Midget e …

By NSCHoF (Knoxville, IA) -- CJ Leary of Greenfield, Indiana was named the 2019 “Driver of the Year” by the North American Non-Winged Sprint Car Poll voting panel of media members, promoters, sanctioning officials and manufacturers for the first time. The 2019 USAC National Sprint Car champion counted Indiana Sprintweek and the Perris Oval Nationals amongst his wins this season. Leary earned seven of the thirteen first-place ballots cast in the year-end poll. 2018 “Driver of the Year” Tyle …

Erica Enders clinched her third NHRA Mello Yello Pro Stock world championship, locking up her first title since 2015 in Pomona. She joined Shirley Muldowney and Angelle Sampey as three-time female world champions in the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series. Despite not winning the event she became a three-time world champion at the Auto Club NHRA Finals, defeating Chris McGaha in the second round to lock up her third Pro Stock title and first since 2015. The Texan defeated rival Greg Ander …

What a weekend for the Centerville, Pennsylvania driver competing in three consecutive days of racing starting Thursday night at the Stateline Speedway in New York with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series. Max would sweep the night starting with overall quick time, winning his heat race and after redrawing on the pole would go on and lead every lap holding on for the $10,000 win over series regular Darrell Lanigan and local competitor Dave Hess. Blair would secure his second ever win …