Dirty (Half) Dozen: 6 Impacts of Hurricane Ian on Dirt Racing to Date
For those fortunate not to be dealing with Hurricane Ian, here’s a recap of the impact the storm has already had across the dirt racing community.
For those fortunate not to be dealing with Hurricane Ian, here’s a recap of the impact the storm has already had across the dirt racing community.
The World of Outlaws sprint car tour also has now seen its tour become an eventuality, with three-time defending champion Brad Sweet scoring a massive blow.
There are ample dirt races out there to experiment with to find a means to end the practice of intentionally drawing yellows. Here are six ideas worth a shot.
No, the 2022 edition of NASCAR’s truck race at Knoxville didn’t turn into the demolition derby that 2021 was. It’s still best that NASCAR racing isn’t returning in 2023.
The entry list for the Gateway Dirt Nationals indoor super late model race in St. Louis was released this week and it is HUGE, with 144 drivers entered.
Dirt racing at Wilkesboro is like NASCAR racing at the Brickyard. A romantic concept, but the quality of racing was at best unknown.
Dirt Silly Season started with the news that defending World of Outlaws late model champion Brandon Sheppard would be leaving the Rocket Chassis house car.
The Carolinas had to endure an at-track shooting as Saturday night (Aug. 27) saw a track security guard at Lancaster Motor Speedway in South Carolina killed.
It’s no secret that the return of racing to the Bloomsburg Fair Raceway has not gone as smoothly as hoped.
ARCA’s Sunday (Aug. 21) race at the Illinois State Fairgrounds went viral for all the wrong reasons on Sunday.