Due to heavy Saturday morning rain that has flooded the property at Tulsa Speedway, American Sprint Car Series and track officials have agreed to postpone the third annual Dirt Down in T-Town weekend to a later date. Officials are currently working on finding suitable reschedule dates for the two-day program,
Due to thunderstorms rolling through the Tulsa area Friday afternoon, bringing heavy rain that has soaked the property at Tulsa Speedway, American Sprint Car Series and track officials have canceled Friday’s Dirt Down in T-Town program. Saturday’s program is still on as scheduled. Pit gates will open at 4 p.m.,
Oklahoma’s newest marquee Sprint Car event is set for another edition this weekend, and the stars of the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) are ready to put on a show for the loyal fanbase of Tulsa Speedway. The third annual Dirt Down in T-Town hits the 1/4-mile oval this Friday–Saturday
The American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) begins the busiest stretch of the 2025 schedule with six races at five different tracks in June, spread across Arkansas and the homeland of Oklahoma. Seven total races have been contested to this point — five of which have counted toward the championship points standings
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 American Sprint Car Series National Tour’s historic 2024 season will conclude with four races in three days in Oklahoma to crown a champion. First, the Series will return to Tulsa Speedway for a double Feature day on Thursday, Nov. 14, and then end the season at Creek County Speedway,
