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Brady Baker Begins Rookie Season on ASCS National Tour Full-Time Roster
As one of 360 Sprint Car racing’s youngest drivers, Brady Baker shined on multiple occasions last season with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour. This year, he’ll try to do that as a full-time competitor. The 17-year-old from Alexander, AR, posted four podium finishes in 10 Feature starts with the Tour in 2024
Bradley Fezard entered the toughest stint of his career when he joined the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour for his rookie campaign in 2024. But it left him eager for another round this year. He’s been building toward this trajectory for over 10 years, climbing the ranks through
Honest Abe Roofing, a national leader in premium roofing solutions, has partnered with World Racing Group to support and strengthen the company’s top open-wheel divisions. The collaboration will see Honest Abe Roofing provide special awards and programs for the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour, Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented
As a former pavement racer, Austyn Gossel has adapted well to dirt. But his rookie season with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour last year left him with much to be desired, and he’s coming back in search of fulfillment. Gossel, 24, of Windsor, CO, is set to
Kyler Johnson is set to embark on his fourth full-time season with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour in 2025, aiming to turn the experience he’s gained into his first Feature win. After three straight years of racing against the best the National Tour has to offer, the
Season No. 12 is on tap for the ASCS Frontier Region in 2025, and a lineup of 19 events lay before teams vying to claim the championship title. Basing most of the season in Montana, the 2025 run will see the tour return to Wyoming’s Sheridan Speedway for the first
Going for a third round of action under the ASCS banner, the Hurricane Area Super Sprints will chase 21 nights of racing throughout the 2025 season, with additional dates still being negotiated. Set to appear at 10 facilities across four states, the 2025 season will see an expansion into Arkansas
Terry Easum checked off a bucket list item during his rookie campaign with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour last year — win a Series race. This year, he’s determined to further make his name known nationally during his sophomore year with the Series. “We raced a lot
Rolling through Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska, the ASCS Western Plains Region is set for its second season of competition. Comprised of 11 dates from April through September, the tour spends six nights in Colorado with stops at El Paso County Raceway to open and close the season, as well as
Tennessee racer begins championship chase April 12 at Salina Highbanks Speedway
The oldest running regional tour of the American Sprint Car Series, the ASCS Sooner Region, returns in 2025 with a baker’s dozen worth of events throughout Oklahoma and Kansas. Basing events around Creek County Speedway with six nights at the quarter-mile oval, the birthplace of the American Sprint Car Series
Texan driver, Canadian team combination can break tie with Jason Johnson for most championships
Martin will kick off the 2025 season with the ASCS National Tour at DIRTcar Nationals, Jan. 30-Feb. 1
Seth Bergman finally accomplished his goal of winning the ASCS National Tour title in 2024, but even with the Emmett Hahn Trophy in hand, he’s not satisfied. “Now that we’ve got one, I want to come back and back it up,” Bergman said. “I want to show that it wasn’t
Grandson of ASCS founder Emmett Hahn won back-to-back titles in 2021 and 2022
A new era in American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) history begins in 2025 with a 41-race National Tour schedule, highlighted by new tracks and marquee 360 Sprint Car events. The season starts Thursday–Saturday, Jan. 30–Feb. 1, in the Tour debut at Volusia Speedway Park for the opening nights of the
Pennsylvania 410 Sprint Car standout making first ASCS appearance outside Knoxville
The 2024 season for the American Sprint Car Series National Tour was one for the record books. After finding a new home with World Racing Group, 34 races were contested across 21 tracks in 10 states. Two hundred fifty-six drivers took part in at least one event, while 14 of
The 12 days of Christmas may be over, but 15 days of Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals are still to come. Attracting hundreds of the best dirt racing drivers in the country, displaying a fair-like atmosphere in the midway and presenting nightly edge-of-your-seat racing, the massive Volusia Speedway Park event
The American Sprint Car Series has long been synonymous with Sprint Car racing at the grassroots level, and that remained evident this season week in and week out at dirt tracks across the nation. More than 80 races were contested in 2024 across seven regional tours under the ASCS banner.
With 2025 on the horizon, fans can look forward to the biggest season in the three-decade history of the American Sprint Car Series National Tour. More than a half-dozen of the season’s biggest events have been nailed down, allowing fans and teams to make their plans now to attend the
The American Sprint Car Series National Tour has implemented four new rule changes for the 2025 season. The changes include: -Frames must conform to World of Outlaws Sprint Car chassis specifications for National races. -Flat top 25 square wings with up to a 2-inch wicker bill is permitted. Dished wings
When Seth Bergman clinched his first American Sprint Car Series National Tour championship in November, he added his name to a star-studded list of drivers who have reached the pinnacle of 360 Sprint Car racing. Since the Series was founded in 1992, 15 different drivers have picked up at least
The 2024 American Sprint Car Series National Tour season saw more than a dozen drivers add to their win total with the Series. Four of them won for the first time with the Series this year, bringing the all-time total to 174 different drivers who have won at least once
Every champion’s story is filled with their own unique twists and turns on their way to the top of the mountain. That said, they generally don’t include a team change two races into the season. That trend did not apply to Seth Bergman in 2024. When Wayne Johnson was injured
After the 2024 American Sprint Car Series National Tour wrapped up at Creek County Speedway on Saturday night, teams made their way over to the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tulsa on Sunday to celebrate the season. The 12 drivers who completed the full 34-race tour were awarded for
Sam Hafertepe Jr. and Hill’s Racing Team entered Saturday’s American Sprint Car Series National Tour season finale one point ahead of TwoC Racing in the battle for the Owners championship. That meant the goal for the night was simple – beat Hank Davis. Not only did he beat Davis, he
Blake Hahn would have preferred not to wait until November to win his first American Sprint Car Series National Tour race of 2024, but his performance Friday night at Creek County Speedway was worth the wait. Racing in front of his hometown fans in the Fuzzy’s Fall Fling – the
Seth Bergman admittedly wasn’t satisfied with his third-place result in the Dirt Down in T-Town makeup race early in the program at Tulsa Speedway. He took out his frustration on the rest of the field in the second main event of the night, winning his seventh American Sprint Car Series
Sam Hafertepe Jr. concluded his sweep of the Dirt Down in T-Town at Tulsa Speedway Thursday night with about a five-month gap between his two Tulsa wins. The Sunnyvale, TX driver won the first portion of the Dirt Down in T-Town on June 28 with the American Sprint Car Series
The 2024 American Sprint Car Series National Tour season has taken the best 360 Sprint Car teams in the nation from Louisiana to Montana and everywhere in between, but the 34-race journey comes to an end this weekend in Oklahoma. Action starts Thursday night at Tulsa Speedway with a pair
Matt Covington has won at least once per season on the American Sprint Car Series National Tour for the last seven years. And with one weekend remaining this season, that streak might be in jeopardy. The Glenpool, OK driver enters the championship weekend in Oklahoma (Nov. 14-16) with a goose
When Hank Davis found himself knocking on the door of his first American Sprint Car Series National Tour victory night after night in July, TwoC Racing crew chief Wayne Johnson made the following prediction: “Keep learning and doing what you’re doing, the wins will start coming. And when they do,
Sadly, Mother Nature has intervened for the second year in a row. With a forecast calling for rain all weekend, the decision has been made to cancel the Short Track Nationals at Texarkana 67 Speedway. “We have spent the last few days watching the weather, losing sleep, doing numbers, and