2021 Dirt Racing Awards: Just Like NASCAR, It’s Kyle Larson’s World
My decision to recognize Larson as dirt racing’s top driver in 2021 came down to two separate considerations.
My decision to recognize Larson as dirt racing’s top driver in 2021 came down to two separate considerations.
Trash-talking Tyler Carpenter wired the 40-lap super late model headliner to win the $30,000 Gateway Dirt Nationals, securing a NASCAR Truck Series ride for 2022 in the process.
Brandon Overton gobbles up yet another $20,000 with a Gobbler win at Cochran, while the best of Hendrick Motorsports find mixed results out west.
Chris Madden makes Blue Gray 100 history at Cherokee Speedway while Brandon Overton and Justin Grant score the weekend’s richest paychecks.
POOLER, Ga. – Pulling off Route 80 to make the right turn into Oglethorpe Speedway Park, I stopped to snap a picture of the roadside …
Capitalizing on the absence of Georgia (and the nation’s) top super late model drivers, Chris Madden walloped the field to score a $52,052 win in the inaugural Peach State Classic at Senoia Speedway
NASCAR’s Cup Series Championship Race in Arizona went green at approximately 3:34 p.m. ET on Sunday. On the other side of the country, 2,372 miles …
Brandon Sheppard, Matt Sheppard and Brad Sweet are crowned series champions as the World Finals at Charlotte cap the 2021 season for the World of Outlaws Late Model, Super DIRTcar and World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series.
The Headline(s) An unlikely winner stymied Brandon Overton at Cherokee Speedway Tuesday night, while JR Motorsports’ newest prospect scored big money at Millbridge Speedway. Our …
Logan Schuchart continued his 2021 trend of big-money wins on high-speed tracks, grabbing his third consecutive Texas Outlaw Nationals trophy at Devil’s Bowl, while Brad Sweet all but mathematically secured the 2021 World of Outlaws title.