Daytona to Dirt: Kyle Larson Buys Tony Stewart’s Sprint Tour, Ken Schrader Finds Victory Lane
Even with the NASCAR playoffs in full swing and the dirt racing season waning, NASCAR regulars and alums made waves both on and off the clay.
Even with the NASCAR playoffs in full swing and the dirt racing season waning, NASCAR regulars and alums made waves both on and off the clay.
There were no winners from the joke posing as a “Dirt Track World Championship” this weekend.
NASCAR representation on dirt was greatly reduced this weekend due to heavy rainfall over the weekend on the East Coast.
A return to NASCAR’s backyard this weekend saw a bevy of NASCAR regulars find time to play in the dirt.
Zeb Wise continued his career year Saturday night at Port Royal Speedway (Oct. 7), besting Lance Dewease to win the Nittany Showdown.
Representation of NASCAR’s big leaguers was a little lacking, despite a dirt track being literally across the street from the Cup Series.
Brent Marks scored the biggest victory of 2023 for the Pennsylvania Posse with a convincing victory in the National Open at Williams Grove Speedway Saturday.
David Gravel powered under Brad Sweet with six laps to go to score the High Limit Series win at Lernerville Speedway.
Logan Seavey became the first driver since Kyle Larson in 2011 to sweep USAC features at Eldora.
Race season has begun to slow down across the country, but plenty of NASCAR’s alumni found time to hit the dirt this past weekend.