Tony Stewart has already scored his biggest victory in this year’s Indianapolis 500, and it came in a courtroom in April, not on the race track in May.
I can’t imagine going to a race, watching a winner celebrate in victory lane and finding out five weeks later that the driver and his or her team were disqualified and a new driver was awarded the victory.
Despite the unexpected purchase and parking of the All Star Circuit of Champions by High Limit Racing, winged sprint car racing in the state of Ohio remains strong.
New carburetor specifications announced by NASCAR will get their first test in the Virginia 500 Winston Cup Grand National at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway April 28.
It’s wild to think about how the journalism game has changed in the 35 years since I started at my local newspaper in Tiffin, Ohio, and 33 years ago with SPEED SPORT.
Speaking of Larson, it certainly didn’t take the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series and reigning Knoxville Nationals winner long to figure out the fast way around the 2.5-mile superspeedway in an Indy car.
Millionaire real-estate developer Donald Trump and racing executive William C. France announced March 12 they are looking to build a special-events speedway in metropolitan New York. Whether it will be at Long Island’s Calverton air base or somewhere else, however, they woold not say.
Veteran asphalt late model racer Bubba Pollard gets a crack at the NASCAR Xfinity Series this weekend, wheeling a Dale Earnhardt Jr.-owned JR Motorsports entry Saturday at Richmond (Va.) Raceway.
