Sprints & Midgets News
Millbridge Champ Cline Going Xtreme Midget Racing
Trevor Cline’s roots will grow beyond Millbridge Speedway this year, as the micro sprint champion will join the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota full time.
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Haudenschild’s Dirt Bike Roots Aid Outlaws Success
Not often do dirt bike roots lead to sprint car stardom, but Sheldon Haudenschild is accustomed to achieving uncommon feats.
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Trifecta Adds Peter Smith For Xtreme Midget Slate
Trifecta Motorsports’ campaign with the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota last year was set to be the team’s first and only run with a national midget tour.
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Scelzi Back With Roth For Georgia High Limit Double
Dominic Scelzi is returning to a No. 83 Roth Motorsports sprint car this weekend for a High Limit Sprint Car Series event at Golden Isles Speedway.
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Hamilton Jr. Files Entry For Citrus County Sprint
Davey Hamilton Jr. is the latest entrant for the upcoming Children’s Dream Fund 50 for winged asphalt sprint cars at Citrus County Speedway, and it comes as no surprise.
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‘Smoke Show’ Is Latest Children’s Dream Fund 50 Entrant
Rick Holley announced Sunday he’ll be competing in the Children’s Dream Fund 50 for winged asphalt sprint cars at Citrus County Speedway on March 2.
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No Stopping Gravel On Thursday At Volusia
There’s just something about Volusia Speedway Park that suits David Gravel and Big Game Motorsports.
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KTJ Is Rock Steady In Ocala USAC Sprint Practice
Kevin Thomas Jr. and Rock Steady Racing’s first night out together this season went just about as smooth as one could ask it to.
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NOS Inks Long-Term Extension As WoO Title Sponsor
NOS Energy Drink made history alongside the World of Outlaws Thursday night during the continuation of the Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park.
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Landon Crawley Turns Heads In Outlaw Debut
A full season on the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series trail isn’t for the faint of heart, especially if one is a 16-year-old rookie-of-the-year contender.
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