Author: Jordan DeLucia

BRODIX Cylinder Heads Enhances Partnership With ASCS

BRODIX Cylinder Heads, the longest-running and most influential partner of the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS), is enhancing its involvement with the nation’s premier 360 Sprint Car sanctioning body. Producing the staple spec cylinder head since the Series’ inception in 1992, the 2025 Series champion and the top-finishing rookie will

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WHAT TO WATCH FOR: ASCS National Tour Races Windy Hollow, Paducah

The American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour starts the month of May with a trip to the Bluegrass State of Kentucky for back-to-back races Friday–Saturday night, May 9–10. Windy Hollow Speedway will host its first-ever touring Winged Sprint Car series event with the arrival of ASCS on Friday, racing

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LOOKING AHEAD: Oklahoma, Texas on Tap in April for ASCS National Tour

After a long break through February and March, the ASCS National Tour is set to return to action with three races scheduled for the month of April. The Tour’s first-ever appearance at Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park kicked off the points championship season in January-February. Looking

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American Sprint Car Series driver Brogan Carder at an ASCS National Tour event at Volusia Speedway Park.

Brogan Carder Joins 2025 ASCS National Tour Rookie Class at 14

Being 14 years old on a national Sprint Car tour with most of the competition double your age could be intimidating for any teenager. Not Brogan Carder. The Sprint Car rookie from Sioux Falls, SD, is joining the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour full-time roster this season, piloting

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American Sprint Car Series driver Ryder Laplante in the pits at an ASCS National Tour event at Volusia Speedway Park.

Ryder Laplante Begins Rookie Season with American Sprint Car Series

Over the past three seasons, Ryder Laplante has spent his full-time racing career in transition from Micro Sprints to the Sprint Car world. This year, he’s taking on his biggest challenge yet. The 18-year-old from Calera, OK, has committed to chasing the 2025 American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour

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