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USCS and GLSS SPRINT CARS Headline at I-75 RACEWAY THIS FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH AND 27TH.
FAYETTEVILLE, GA – April 25, 2024 - The United Sprint Car Series
Presented By K&N Filters and the Great Lakes Super Sprints series will
headline the racing action this Friday and Saturday night at I-75 Raceway in
Sweetwater, Tennessee during the 5th annual USCS North vs. South Sprint Car
SHOOTOUT.
Pound for pound, the Winged Outlaw Sprint Cars are the most powerful dirt
oval race cars in the world.
Along with the Sprint Cars, there will also be action with the weekly Divisions on the 3/8-mile clay oval.
On Friday night, the USCS Sprint Cars will compete in preliminary events
with a 25-lap Main Event. The Sportsman, B-Sportsman, Street Stock, and
Front-Wheel-Drive Divisions will also be competing.
Saturday night will be highlighted by a 30-lap Main Event for the USCS Sprint Cars. The Best Plumbing 604 Dirt Late Models will contest a special event with a $2000 top prize. The 602 Late Model, B-Sportsman, Thunder, and the Front-Wheel-Drive Divisions (who will be racing for $500 to win) will also be in action.
The defending and 15-time and defending USCS National Champion and Nation
Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN will lead the
USCS Sprint Car entry list of drivers that will represent seven different
states. Another National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee, 2021 USCS
National Champion Danny Smith of Chillicothe, OH will also make the trip to
I-75 Raceway this weekend. Another top USCS entry is 2023 National
Championship runner-up Lance Moss from Cherryville, North Carolina.
The Great Lakes Super Sprint expect to have four past Champions in the
field, including the 2023 series Champion, Max Stambaugh from Elida, Ohio is
an entry.
Other GLSS entries include multi-time series Champion and multi-time past USCS North vs. South winner, Jared Horstman from Cloverdale, OH, plus past series Champions Phil Gressman from Fremont, OH and Dustn Daggett from Portland, MI.
On Friday the Pit Area and Tier Parking gates will open at 3:30 p.m., and
the Grandstand Gate will open at 4:30 p.m. Grandstand ticket prices are $20
for Adults on Friday.
On Saturday the Pit Gates and Tier Parking open at 3:00 pm and the
Grandstand Gates open at 4:00 pm and its $25 for Adults on Saturday.
Tier Parking Tickets are $25 for Adults each night and Youth 6-11 Tier
Parking tickets are $10.
Pit Passes each night are $35 for Adults, $15 for Youth 6-11, and Children 5 and under are admitted Free in all areas.
I-75 Raceway is located at 1791 Tennessee Highway 68, four miles West of
I-75 at Exit 60.
For more information call 423-599-3026, or visit the track website at
www.i-75racewaypark.com, and their Facebook page.
For more information about USCS, visit their website at uscsracing.com and
the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine
& Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J
Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc
Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona
Sport Shirts.
STENHOUSE SLIDES TO USCS TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK WIN
EASTABOGA, AL – April 19, 2024 - The 2023 Daytona 500 Champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. of Olive Branch, MS won the 25-lap Feature Race on opening night of the Alabama Gang Classic for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters on Friday night at Talladega Short Track. Stenhouse began his Sprint Car career 20 years ago with USCS before moving up to NASCAR.
Stenhouse worked the outside groove to chase down early race leader Hayden Martin, also of Olive Branch, MS, and challenge for the lead in the last ten laps of the race. Stenhouse threw a slider in turn one on lap 20, and bumped wheels with Martin as they raced close coming off the second turn. Stenhouse was able to complete the pass down the backstretch.
Martin held on to finish second and third went to National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Sammy Swindell of Germantown, TN. Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS was fourth and another National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee, 15-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN came back from a lap seven spin to take the fifth spot.
Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC finished six and seventh went to Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS. Elijah Gile of Phoenix, AZ took the eighth spot and Gunnar Setser of Columbus, IN was ninth. Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS started 15th and rounded out the top ten to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger of the Race.
In preliminary action, Stenhouse won the Engler Machine and Tool first eight-lap Heat Race, and the Butlerbuilt Racing Products second eight-lap Heat Race was won by Martin. The Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash was cancelled due to weather that caused an hour rain delay.
Martin led the field into turn one on the initial start of the race, but the first of two caution flags came out on lap one when Brianna Lawson of Southern Pines, NC spun in turn three and collected Setser. That necessitated a complete restart that once again saw Martin grabbed the lead from the pole position followed by Howard, Stenhouse, Gray, and Swindell.
Stenhouse passed Howard for the second spot on lap four, while Gray moved up to challenge Howard for third on lap six. Gray looked to the inside of Howard in turn four on lap seven, but spun to the infield to bring out the caution flag. Martin led Stenhouse, Howard, Swindell and Moss down for the restart.
Swindel passed his teammate Howard for the third position on lap ten, and Stenhouse was gaining on Martin, as the leader caught lapped traffic on lap 12. Stenhouse was camped out on Martin’s rear nerf bar by lap 15, and found some clear race track to throw a slider to the inside of Martin going into turn one on lap 20.
The two leaders raced side-by-side, as Stenhouse slid up the banking in turn two. The lead duo made slight contact coming off the second turn, and Stenhouse took the lead down the backstretch. On lap 25, Stenhouse took a 1.892 second margin of victory over Martin under the checkered flag, in a race that took 11 minutes and 36.843 seconds to complete.
The United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will return to Talladega Short Track on Saturday night for night two of the Alabama Gang Classic. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS EVENT AT TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK IN EASTABOGA, AL ON 4/19/24:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS (3); 2. 67 Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS (1); 3. 47s Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN (7); 4. 47 Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS (2); 5. 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (5); 6. 23 Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (9); 7. 8 Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS (11); 8. 13 Elijah Gile, Phoenix, AZ (10); 9. G5 Gunnar Setser, Columbus, IN (12); 10. 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (15); 11. 33 Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA (14); 12. 22 Shawn Murray, Jacksonville, FL (8); 13. 99 Tanner Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL (13); 14. 16 Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS (16); 15. B5 Brianna Lawson, Southern Pines, NC (4); 16. 5 Chase Briscoe, Mitchell, IN DNS; 17. 7 Eric Gunderson, Canton, GA DNS.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Stenhouse; 2. Gray; 3. Swindell; 4. Howard; 5. Lawson; 6. Bowden; 7. Witherspoon; 8. Gunderson; 9. Merritt.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. Martin; 2. Briscoe; 3. Murray; 4. Gile; 5. Larkin; 6. Setser; 7. Willingham; 8. Moss DNS.
RIGGINS SWEEPS USCS CAROLIA WEEKEND WITH CHEROKEE VICTORY
FAYETTEVILLE, GA - April 6, 2024 - Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC made it two in a row on Saturday night with his United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters victory at Cherokee Speedway. It was the 22nd USCS career win for Riggins, who also won the Friday night series race at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, NC.
Riggins also drove to his second straight “Clean Sweep” of the racing program by winning the 25-lap Feature Race, the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash, and the eight-lap Butlerbuilt Racing Products Second Heat Race.
For the second straight night, the 2023 Daytona 500 Champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. of Olive Branch, MS finished second to Riggins. Cherryville, NC drivers Lance Moss and Johnny Bridges finished third and fourth respectively, and Ryan Roberts of Aurora, NE rounded out the top five.
Ricky Peterson of Rawson, OH led the next group in sixth place. A pair of National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductees, 2021 USCS National Champion Danny Smith of Chillicothe, OH and the defending 15-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN finished seventh and eighth place respectively.
Brianna Lawson of Southern Pines, NC was ninth. Luke Hill of Odessa, FL started 15th and finished tenth and earned the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger Award.
In other preliminary action, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. won the eight-lap Engler Machine & Tool First Heat Race and C.J. Miller of Mooresville, NC won the eight-lap Racing Electronics Third Heat Race.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS EVENT AT CHEROKEE SPEEDWAY IN GAFFNEY, SC ON 4/6/24:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. 47 Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC (1); 2. 17jr Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS (4); 3. 23 Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (3); 4. 07 Johnny Bridges, Cherryville, NC (2); 5. 23r Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE (8); 6. 2 Ricky Peterson, Rawson, OH (5); 7. 4 Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH (7); 8. 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (9); 9. B5 Brianna Lawson, Southern Pines, NC (13); 10. 41 Luke Hill, Odessa, FL (15); 11. G6 Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL (10); 12. 33 Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA (11); 13. 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (17); 14. 96 Brandon Sampson, Mesa, AZ (12); 15. 9 C.J. Miller, Mooresville, NC (6); 16. 30 Matt Luck, Lancaster, SC (14); 17. 7 Camden Jackson, Cherryville, NC (16); 18. 17 Biscuit Williams, Mooresville, NC DNS; 19. 29 Jeff Oliver, Pendergrass, GA DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Riggins; 2. Bridges; 3. Moss; 4. Stenhouse; 5. Peterson; 6. Miller.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Stenhouse; 2. Bridges; 3. Roberts; 4. Lawson; 5. Larkin; 6. Jackson; 7. Oliver.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. Riggins; 2. Peterson; 3. Gray; 4. Smith; 5. Luck; 6. Williams.
RACING ELECTRONICS HEAT 3: 1. Miller; 2. Moss; 3. Grubaugh; 4. Sampson; 5. Hill; 6. Willingham.
RIGGINS OUTDUELS STENHOUSE FOR USCS CAROLINA SPEEDWAY WIN
GASTONIA, NC – April 5, 2024 - Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC traded the lead early with 2023 Daytona 500 winner Ricky Stenhouse Jr. of Olive Branch, MS to post his 21st United Sprint Car Series career win on Friday night at Carolina Speedway. After leading the first five laps of the race, “The Carolina Kid” made the winning pass on lap 19, and pulled away from Stenhouse for the win.
Riggins became the ninth different winner in the first ten United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filter races of the 2024 season. Stenhouse finished second, followed by Ryan Roberts of Aurora, NE in third, Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC in fourth, and Johnny Bridges of Cherryville, NC taking the fifth spot.
The defending 15-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN was sixth, with Ricky Peterson of Rawson, OH finishing seventh. Bradon Grubaugh of Ocala, FL took the eighth spot. Jeff Oliver of Pendergrass, GA was ninth.
The 2021 USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Danny Smith of Chillicothe, OH started 20th and rounded out the top ten to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger of the Race Award.
Riggins made it a Clean-Sweep of the event by winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash to earn the pole position for the 25-lap Main Event, and winning the eight-lap Westhold Third Heat Race. In other preliminary action, Stenhouse won the eight-lap Engler Machine & Tool First Heat Race, and Moss won the eight-lap Butlerbuilt Racing Products Second Heat Race.
Riggins grabbed the lead at the start of the race followed by Stenhouse, Moss, Gray and Roberts. Stenhouse drove by Riggins for the lead on lap six, and a caution flag slowed the field on lap seven. On the restart, Roberts passed Gray for the fourth spot. Stenhouse battled with Riggins for the lead, while Bridges worked up to the top five with a pass on Gray during the 11th tour.
By lap 15, Stenhouse had pulled out to a 1.139 second lead over Riggins, but as the leader worked lapped traffic, Riggins closed to within .104 seconds on lap 18, and took the lead on the next lap. The second and final caution flag came out on lap 20, which bunched the field up for a six-lap dash to the finish.
Riggins led Stenhouse, Roberts, Moss and Bridges down for the restart, and with two laps to go, Riggins had pulled out to a one second lead over Stenhouse. Riggins took the checkered flag on lap 25 with a 1.442 second margin of victory over Stenhouse, The 25 laps were completed in 13 minutes and 20.324 seconds.
The United Sprint Cars Series Presented By K&N Filters will travel to Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, SC for action on Saturday night. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS EVENT AT CAROLINA SPEEDWAY IN GASTONIA, NC ON 4/5/24:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. 47 Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC (1); 2. 17jr Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS (2); 3. 23r Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE, (6); 4. 23 Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (3); 5. 07 Johnny Bridges, Cherryville, NC (9); 6. 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (4); 7. 2 Ricky Peterson, Rawson, OH (12); 8. G6 Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL (8); 9. 29 Jeff Oliver, Pendergrass, GA (17); 10. 4 Danny Smith, Ocala, FL (20); 11. 96 Brandon Simpson, Mesa, AZ (11); 12. 41 Luke Hill, Odessa, FL (10); 13. B5 Brianna Lawson, Southern Pines, NC (7); 14. 33 Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA (14); 15. 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (15); 16. 83 Bob Auld, Largo, FL (16); 17. 9 C.J. Miller, Mooresville, NC (5); 18. 17 Biscuit Williams, Mooresville, NC (21); 19. 30 Matt Luck, Lancaster, SC (18); 20. 7 Camden Jackson, Cherryville, NC (19); 21. X Kevin Heavner, Charlotte, NC (13).
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Riggins; 2. Stenhouse; 3. Moss; 4. Gray; 5. Miller; 6. Roberts.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Stenhouse; 2. Lawson; 3. Bridges; 4. Grubaugh; 5. Peterson; 6. Oliver; 7. Williams.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. Moss; 2. Roberts; 3. Hill; 4. Sampson; 5. Willingham; 6. Auld; 7. Luck.
WESTHOLD HEAT 3: 1. Riggins; 2. Miller; 3. Gray; 4. Larkin; 5. Heavner; 6. Jackson; 7. Smith.
DALE HOWARD WINS USCS WINTER HEAT SERIES FINALE AT CLAYHILL
ATWOOD, TN –March 23, 2024 -
Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS won the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N
Filters Winter Heat Series finale on Saturday night at Clayhill Motorsports
Park. Howard led all 25 laps of the Main Event to pick up his 25th USCS
career win and move him into the tenth spot in all-time career series
victories.
Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC finished second, and while he lost the battle, he won the war, taking the 2024 USCS Winter Heat Series Championship. Moos edged out National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN for the Championship. Another National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee, Danny Smith of Chillicothe, OH was third in the Feature Race.
Carson McCarl of Altoona, IA took the fourth spot, and the 15-time and defending USCS National Champion Gray came home in the fifth position. National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Sammy Swindell of Germantown, TN finished sixth, and Lane Warner of Bloomfield, MO started 17th and finished seventh to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger Award.
Adyn Schmidt of Haubstadt, IN took the eighth spot, and Brianna Lawson of Southern Pines, NC was ninth. Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS rounded out the top ten. The 20-car field was represented by drivers from eight different states.
In preliminary action, Dale Howard won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash to earn the pole position for the Main Event, and the three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Moss in the Engler Machine & Tool first Heat, Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS in the Butlerbuilt Racing Products second Heat, and Gray in the Wilbanks Heating and Air third Heat.
Dale Howard took the lead at the start of the race from the pole position followed by Chase Howard, Moss, Gray, and Smith. On lap two, Smith made an inside move on Gray down the front straightaway to take over the fourth spot. Chase Howard fell off the pace on lap nine, which moved Moss, Smith, and Gray up into the second through fourth spots respectively, and McCarl moved up into the top five.
The first of two caution flags came out on lap 13 when Zach Pringle stalled on the backstretch. When the field went back to green flag action, McCarl passed Gray for the fourth position with an inside move in turn three on lap 14. Carbin Gurley of Hebron, IN moved into the top five on lap 19, and soon found himself in a four-way battle for the position,
Landon Britt of Memphis, TN passed Gurley for fifth on lap 22, but on lap 23, Britt, Gurley and Swindell, who was running eighth, tangled in turn two to bring out the second caution flag of the race. Gray, who was running seventh, escaped the melee, and lined up fifth for the restart behind Dale Howard, Moss, Smith, and McCarl.
When the green flag came out for the three lap dash to the finish, the top five held position, while Swindell charged up from the tail of the field to salvage a sixth-place finish. Dale Howard took the checkered flag with a .528 second margin of victory over Moss. The 25-lap Main Event took 20 minutes and 58.324 seconds to complete.
The next two races for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will be Friday, April 5 at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, NC, and on Saturday, April 6 at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, SC. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES WINTER HEAT SERIES ROUND 9 EVENT AT CLAYHILL MOTORSPORTS PARK IN ATWOOD, TN ON 3/23/24:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. 47 Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS (1); 2. 23 Lance Moss (4); 3. 4 Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH (5); 4. 27 Carson McCarl, Altoona, IA (9); 5. 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (3); 6. Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN (8); 7. 122 Lane Warner, Bloomfield, MO (17); 8. 12s Adyn Schmidt, Haubstadt, IN (14); 9. B5 Brianna Lawson, Southern Pines, NC (13); 10. 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (19); 11. 10L Landon Britt, Memphis, TN (11); 12. 12 Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN (12); 13. 83 Curt Schumacher, Caledonia, MS (20); 14. 55 Zach Pringle, Benton, AR (10); 15. 13 Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS (2); 16. 5 Max Stambaugh, Lima, OH (6); 17. 4x Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS DNS; 18. 22 Riley Goodno, Knoxville, IA DNS; 19. 8 Tony Higgins, Lake Comorant, MS DNS; 20. 15 Noah Collier, Hernando, MS DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. D. Howard; 2. C. Howard; 3. Gray; 4. Moss; 5. Smith; 6. Stambaugh.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Moss; 2. Stambaugh; 3. Smith; 4. Lawson; 5. Bowden; 6. Higgins; 7. Willingham.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. C. Howard; 2. D. Howard; 3. Swindell; 4. McCarl; 5. Schmidt; 6. Collier.
WILBANKS HEATING & AIR HEAT 3: 1. Gray; 2. Goodno; 3. Pringle; 4. Britt; 5. Gurley; 6. Warner; 7. Schumacher.
Weekend SCHEDULE CHANGE! For Clayhill Motorsports Park event!
Saturday only!!
USCS Sprint Cars move to Saturday only; Track will continue Friday
program as planned (less sprints) if possible.
(March 21, 2024) Atwood, TN – Officials with the United Sprint Car series
presented by K&N Filters have opted to move their planned two-day event to
one night only (Saturday 3/23 @ 6pm). ‘The chance of rain mid-day and
evening on Friday is bothersome to some who are traveling great distances to
race.
"We have drivers from North Carolina, Texas, Arkansas and beyond and with
the cost of fuel and other expenses we thought it best to just roll
everything into a one-day event" said Pete Walton, USCS Founder and
President.
Clayhill Motorsports Park officials have said they plan to go ahead with
Fridays program “as is minus the Sprint Cars” if possible for now. ‘Our
staff has done so much to prepare for this event. The track is in great
shape and the community is buzzing about racing – we would be remiss if we
didn’t try to get some racing action going on this weekend’ said Rodney
Clem, owner.
Friday’s program would be for Factory Stocks, CRUSA Modified Sportsman,
CRUSA 602 late Models, and IMCA Mod Lites. Pit gates would open at 4 pm,
grandstand gates at 5:30 pm and hot laps would get underway at 7pm with
racing to follow.
Saturday the program will go on unchanged as far as racing classes and will
include all the Friday classes plus adding the FWD/Hummer division. To
expedite the show, the start times will change. Pit gates will open at 2 pm,
grandstand gates at 4:00 pm and hot laps will be at 5:30 with racing slated
to start at 6 pm sharp!
Friday grandstand admission prices will be $15 for adults, Kids 6-11 $1, and
5 & under are FREE. Pit entry will be $30 for adults, $20 for Juniors (6-11)
and 5 & under are FREE.
Saturday grandstand admission will be $25 for adults, Kids 6-11 $5, and 5 &
under will be FREE. Pit entry will be $35 for adults, $20 for Juniors (6-11)
and 5 & under are FREE.
For more information about Clayhill Motorsports Park, you can visit them on
the web at www.clayhillmotorsportspark.com or on all social platforms as
ClayhillMSP
For more information about the USCS Sprint Car series you can visit them
online at www.uscsracing.com
GRAY GRABS 97TH CAREER USCS WIN AT TENNESSEE NATIONAL RACEWAY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
HOHENWALD, TN – MARCH 16, 2024 - The defending and 15-time United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN drove to his 97th career USCS victory on Saturday night in the 30-lap Feature Race at Tennessee National Raceway. The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee led all 30 laps in Round 8 of the USCS Winter Heat Series.
Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS finished second, and Landon Britt of Memphis, TN took the third spot. National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Danny Smith of Chillicothe, OH drove to a fourth-place finish, and Van Gurley Jr. of Valparaiso,⅘⅝ the sixth spot, and seventh went to Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS. Wade Buttrey of Fairview, TN started 14th and finished eighth to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger Award. Adyn Schmidt of Haubstadt, IN was ninth, and Caleb Thompson of Hohenwald, TN rounded out the top 10.
In preliminary action, Gray made it a Clean Sweep of the USCS event with a win in both the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash, and the eight-lap Engler Machine & Tool 1st Heat Race. Britt won he eight-lap Butlerbuilt Racing Products 2nd Heat Race.
Gray took the lead from his pole position starting spot at the start of the race followed by Bowden, Smith, Britt, and Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS. The caution flag came out on the second lap for Lance Moss of Cherryhill, NC. After the field went back to green flag action, the top five changed shape on lap 12 when Britt got by Smith for the third spot.
Also on lap 12, Howard fell off the pace, and Van Gurley Jr. moved up to fifth. With five laps to go, Gray held a one second lead over Bowden. The last five laps of the race saw Bowden try to close on Gray in lapped traffic, but Gray held on to take a .689 second margin of victory over Bowden under the checkered flag in a race that took 9 minutes and 39.295 second to complete.
The next two races for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will be the Winter Heat Series Finale with Rounds 9 and 10 on Friday night, March 22 and Saturday night, March 23 at Clayhill Motorsports Park in Atwood, TN. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS WINTER HEAT ROUND 8 AT TENNESSEE NATIONAL RACEWAY IN HOHENWALD, TN ON 3/16/24:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (1); 2. 8x Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS (2); 3. 10L Landon Britt, Memphis, TN (6); 4. 4 Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH (3); 5. 13 Van Gurley Jr., Valparaiso, IN (10); 6. 12 Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN (9); 7. 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (8); 8. Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN (14); 9. 12 Adyn Schmidt, Haubstadt, IN (12); 10. 7 Caleb Thompson, Hohenwald, TN (13); 11. 16 Evan McElhaney, Hernando, MS (11); 12. 47 Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS (7); 13. 23 Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (5); 14. 47s Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRES SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Gray; 2. Bowden; 3. Smith; 4. Swindell; 5. Moss; 6. Britt.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL 1ST HEAT: 1. Gray; 2. Howard; 3. Swindell; 4. Moss; 5. Schmidt; 6. C. Gurley; 7. Buttrey DNS.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS 2ND HEAT: 1. Britt; 2. Smith; 3. Bowden; 4. Willingham; 5. V. Gurley; 6. McElhaney; 7. Thompson.
ATTENTION! Postponed at H'Burg and Plan B...Due to the high probability of rain (70-80% with 1/2 to 3/4 inch accumulation) this Friday and 50% chance on Saturday) the inaugural Mama Parker Memorial Hub City 200 event and the USCS Winter Heat Series Race #8 has been postponed to next Friday, March 8th at 7:30pm as a one-night race.
Plan B: After contesting Friday's event at Hattiesburg Speedway on Friday, March 8th, on the following night, the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters will travel North in the state of Mississippi to contest Saturday. March 9th's USCS Winter Heat Series event #9 at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused for anyone, but, as in the past we try to keep everyone from driving to a rainout. We thought this was the best alternative plan to get an event at each facility in.
For more USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com or just call the USCS office at 770-865-6097. You may also check daily updates on the USCS Racing Facebook page and follow @uscsracing on X (formerly known as Twitter).
SMITH POUNCES FOR LATE RACE PASS TO WIN SOUTHERN RACEWAY USCS RUN
MILTON, FL – February 24, 2024 - Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA rode in the catbird’s seat for 27 laps, and pounced in lapped traffic with three laps to go to take the lead. Smith went on to take his tenth United Sprint Car Series Presented by K&N Filters win at Southern Raceway since 2019 on Saturday night in Round 9 of the Winter Heat Series.
Terry McCarl of Altoona, IA led the first 27 laps of the race and was looking for his second straight win at Southern Raceway after posting the USCS win on Friday night, but the second-generation National Sprint Car Hall of Fame driver had to settle for the second spot. Mark Covington of Glenpool, OK finished third, and Mark Ruel Jr. of Jacksonville, FL was fourth.
Corbin Gurley of Hebron, IN drove to a fifth-place finish and Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC started 12th and finished sixth to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger of the Race Award. Seventh went to the 2023 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame 360 Sprint Car Driver of the Year Jason Martin of Liberal, KS, and Bradley Fezard of Bonnerdale, AR finished eighth.
Van Gurley Jr. of Valparaiso, IN was ninth, and the defending 15-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, McCarl won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash to earn the Pole Position for the Main Event. The pair of eight-lap Heat Races were won by Austyn Gossel in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, and Smith in the Butlerbuilt Racing Products Second Heat.
McCarl took the lead from the pole position at the start of the race, followed by Smith, Brett Wright of East Chatham, NY, Gossel, and Ruel. Covington charged up from the eighth starting spot to pass Ruel for fifth on lap two, and Gossel took over the third spot from Wright on lap three.
While McCarl began to pull away from Smith at the front of the field, Covington passed Gossel for third on lap nine, and Ruel got around Gossel for fourth on lap ten, Gossel’s issues got worse on lap 11 when he spun in turn one while running fifth to bring out the first of three caution flags.
That moved Gurley back up into the top five, but that was short-lived for the moment, as Wright took over the fifth spot on the restart. By the halfway point of the race on lap 15, McCarl held a 1.308 second lead over Smith. The second caution flag came out on lap 19 when Todd Bliss of Baton Rouge, LA, cut down a left-rear tire in turn one.
During the caution period, Wright stalled out of the fifth spot on the backstretch as the field was getting set for the restart. Wright was able to restart, and he stalled once again on lap 21 to bring out the third and final caution flag of the race.
When the field went back to green flag action, McCarl and Smith pulled away from Covington in third, while Gurley passed Ruel for the fourth spot. With five laps to go, McCarl held a .803 second lead over Smith, but lapped traffic loomed ahead. As the leader entered turn one on lap 28, McCarl drifted to the outside of a lapped car and Smith pounced to the inside.
Smith came off the bottom of turn two with the lead, put another lapped car between himself and McCarl for good measure, and held the lead to the checkered flag with a .863 second margin of victory over McCarl.
“I tried to stay close enough to Terry until we got into lapped traffic before I could make a move,” Smith said. “It’s easier to make a move when you’re running second because Terry had to slow down for the lapped car and decide which way he wanted to go, and he had no idea how close I was. When he went high, I committed to the bottom and made the pass.”
The next two events for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will be at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS on Friday night, March 1, and Saturday night, March 2.
For more information, visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS WINTER HEAT ROUND 9 AT SOUTHERN RACEWAY IN MILTON, FL ON 2/24/2024:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. 43 Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA (2); 2. 24 Terry McCarl, Altoona, IA (1); 3. 95 Matt Covington, Glenpool, OK (8); 4. 83 Mark Ruel Jr., Jacksonville, FL (5); 5. 12 Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN (7); 6. 36 Jason Martin, Liberal, KS (6); 7. 23 Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (12); 8. 938 Bradley Fezard, Bonnerdale, AR (14); 9. 13 Van Gurley Jr., Valparaiso, IN (9); 10. 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (11); 11. 16 Austyn Gossel, Fort Collins, CO (4); 12. 6 Bryan Gossel, Windsor, CO (10); 13. 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (13); 14. 2 Tommy Hall, Natchitoches, LA (15); 15. 14 Brett Wright, East Chatham, NY (3); 16. 121 Todd Bliss, Baton Rouge, LA (16).
HOOSIER RACING TIRES SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. McCarl; 2. Smith; 3. Wright; 4. A. Gossel; 5. Ruel; 6. Martin.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. A. Gossel; 2. Martin; 3. Wright; 4. Ruel; 5. Covington; 6. Moss; 7. Fezard; 8. Bliss.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. Smith; 2. McCarl; 3. C. Gurley; 4. V. Gurley; 5. Gray; 6. B. Gossel; 7. Willingham; 8. Hall.
McCARL MASTERS NIGHT ONE FOR USCS OUTLAW THUNDER SPRINTS AT SOUTHERN RACEWAY
MILTON, FL – February 23, 2024 - National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry McCarl of Altoona, IA drove to a convincing win Friday night in the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters Winter Heat Round 8 25-lap Feature Race at Southern Raceway. McCarl started third, took the lead on lap four and checked out to take the victory..
The winningest USCS driver at Southern Raceway, Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA came from the fifth starting spot to finish second, and earned the Hard Charger of the Race Award. National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee and 15-time and defending USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN took the third spot, and fourth went to Van Gurley Jr. of Valparaiso, IN.
Brett Wright of East Chatham, NY was fifth, and Corbin Gurley of Hebron, IN finished sixth. Bradley Fezard of Bonnerdale, AR took the seventh spot, and Matt Covington of Glenpool, OK came home in the eighth spot. Bryan Gossel of Windsor, CO was ninth and 2023 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame 360 Sprint Car Driver of the Year, Jason Marton of Liberal, KS rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Gray won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash to earn the Pole Position for the Feature Race, and the two eight-lap Heat Races were won by Fezard in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, and McCarl won the Butlerbuilt Racing Products Second Heat.
Sixteen drivers from 13 different states came down for the Feature Race green flag, and Gray took the lead from the pole position followed by McCarl, Van Gurley, Wright, and Corbin Gurley. McCarl worked to the inside on lap four to drive under Gray to take the lead coming off turn two.
Smith worked his way back into the top five on lap five, and passed Wright for fourth on lap nine. By lap ten, McCarl had a five second lead over Gray. The only caution flag of the race came out on lap 15 when Tommy Hall of Natchitoches, LA stalled in turn two. Smith got by Van Gurley on lap 17 to take over the third spot, and passed Gray for the second position on lap 22.
McCarl cruised home to take a 5.107 second margin of victory over Smith under the checkered flag with the 25 circuits being completed in a snappy ten minutes and 22.428 seconds on the 3/8-mile Florida Panhandle dirt oval.
The United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will return to Southern Raceway on Saturday night for Round 9 of the Winter Heat Series. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097. United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS WINTER HEAT ROUND 8 EVENT AT SOUTHERN RACEWAY IN MILTON, FL ON 2/23/2024:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (3) Terry McCarl, Altoona, IA; 2. (5) Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA; 3. (1) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 4 (2) Van Gurley Jr., Valparaiso, IN; 5. (4) Brett Wright, East Chatham, NY; 6. (8) Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN; 7. (6) Bradley Fezard, Bonnerdale, AR; 8. (9) Matt Covington, Glenpool, OK; 9. (7) Bryan Gossel, Windsor, CO; 10. (10) Jason Martin, Liberal, KS; 11 (11) Mark Ruel Jr., Jacksonville, FL; 12. (13) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 13. (12) Austyn Gossel, Fort Collins, CO; 14. (16) Todd Bliss, Baton Rouge, LA; 15. (14) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 16. (15) Tommy Hall, Natchitoches, LA.
HOOSIER RACING TIRES FAST DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Gray; 2. V. Gurley; 3. McCarl; 4. Wright; 5. Smith; 6. Fezard.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps: ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL 1ST HEAT: 1. Fezard; 2. Wright; 3. Smith; 4. B. Gossel; 5. Ruel; 6. Martin; 7. Moss; 8. Hall.
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS 2ND HEAT: 1. McCarl; 2. V. Gurley; 3. Gray; 4. C. Gurley; 5. Covington; 6. A. Gossel; 7. Willingham; 8. Bliss.
TIMMS TAKES NIGHT TWO $3000 AT USCS HENDRY COUNTY MOTORSPORTS PARK STOP
CLEWISTON, FL – SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD 2024 - Ryan Timms of Oklahoma City, OK won the 30-lap Main Event on Saturday night in Night 2 of the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters Winter Heat event at Hendry County Motorsports Park. It was Timms’ second win in the last three USCS Winter Heat races.
Timms came from the second starting spot to take the lead from polesitter Chris Martin of Ankeny, IA on lap seven, and never looked back to take the win. Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA finished second and Mark Ruel Jr. of Jacksonville, FL took the third spot. Danny Sams Jr. of Northport, FL was fourth and Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC came home in the fifth position.
Sterling Cling of Tempe, AZ finished sixth, and seventh went to Wayne Johnson of Oklahoma City, OK. Corbin Gurley of Hebron, IN was eighth and Brendan Mullen of Grand Forks, ND took the ninth spot. Christopher Thram of Sanborn, MN started 21st and finished tenth to take the Wilwood Hard Charger of the Race Award.
In preliminary action, Martin won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash to earn the K& N Filters Pole Award (position) for the A-Main Event. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Ruel in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, Smith in the Butlerbuilt Racing Products Second Heat, and Moss in the Huggins Cams Third Heat.
Martin took the lead when the green flag came out to start the Main Event followed by Timms, Smith, Moss and Davie Franek of Wantage, NJ. Lap two saw Franek pass Moss for the fourth spot, and Franek moved up to third on lap four getting by Smith. Timms rallied around Martin to take the lead on lap seven, but the field stayed bunched up with a caution flag on lap nine.
Timms led Martin, Franek, Smith and Moss down for the restart, and Franek got by Martin to take over the second spot. At the halfway point, Timms held a .755 second lead over the Friday night winner Franek, who had Martin battling him for second. Smith held the fourth spot and Ruel got by Moss for the fifth position.
The top five positions in the race changed dramatically on lap 21 when the lapped car driven by Gunnar Setser of Columbus, IN spun and collected Franek and Martin, putting all three cars out of the race. With Franek and Martin done for the night, that moved Smith, Ruel, Sams, and Moss up to second through fifth respectively behind the leader Timms.
The last five laps of the race saw Timms with clear sailing, as he pulled away from the field to take a 2.961 second margin of victory over Smith under the checkered flag. The next two events for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will be on February 9 and 10 at Southern Raceway in Milton, FL for Rounds 6 and 7 of the Winter Heat Series.
For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, JJ Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS EVENT AT HENDRY COUNTY MOTORSPORTS PARK IN CLEWISTON, FL ON 2/3/24:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. (2) Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK; 2. (3) Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA; 3. (5) Mark Ruel Jr., Jacksonville, FL; 4. (10) Danny Sams III, Northport, FL; 5. (4) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC: 6. (8) Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ; 7. (11) Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK; 8. (12) Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN; 9. (13) Brandan Mullen, Grand Forks, ND; 10. (21) Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN; 11. (6) Glenn Styres, Ohsweken, ON; 12. (14) Bryan Gossel, Windsor, CO; 13. (16) Austin Martin, Sarasota, FL; 14. (15) Tyeller Powless, Ohsweken, ON; 15. (9) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 16. (22) Luke Hill, Safety Harbor, FL; 17. (19) Austyn Gossel, Fort Collins, CO; 18. (20) Tyler Porter, Pinellas Park, FL; 19. (7) Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ; 20. (1) Chris Martin, Ankeny, IA; 21. (17) Gunnar Setser, Columbus, IN; 22. (23) Mark Reynolds, Hudson Falls, NY; 23. (18) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. C. Martin; 2. Timms; 3. Smith; 4. Moss; 5. Ruel; 6. Styres.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Ruel; 2. Franek; 3. Sams; 4. Johnson; 5. Gurley; 6. A. Martin; 7. Thram; 8. Hill,
BUTLERBUILT RACING PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. Smith; 2. Styres; 3. Cling; 4. B. Gossel; 5. Mullen; 6. Setser; 7. A. Gossel; 8. Reynolds.
HUGGINS CAMS THIRD HEAT 3: 1. Moss; 2. C. Martin; 3. Timms; 4. Willingham; 5. Powless; 6. Gray; 7. Porter.
FRANEK FLIES TO USCS VICTORY AT HENDRY COUNTY
CLEWISTON, FL – February 2, 2024 - Davie Franek of Wantage, NJ took a wire-to-wire win in the 25-lap United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters Feature Race Friday night at Hendry County Motorsports Park. The event was Round #4 of the 2024 USCS Winter Heat Series and the first of two nights at the South Florida track.
Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA worked his way up from the fourth starting spot early in the race to take the second spot, and Ryan Timms of Oklahoma City, OK rallied from the 12th starting hole to finish third. Danny Sams III of Northport, FL was fourth and fifth went to Wayne Johnson of Oklahoma City, OK.
Canadian driver Glenn Styres of Ohsweken, ON finished sixth, and Mark Ruel Jr. of Jacksonville, FL took the seventh spot. Chris Martin of Ankeny, IA started 24th and finished eighth to take the Wilwood Hard Charger honors. The ninth spot went to Brandan Mullen of Grand Forks, ND, and Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Johnson earned the pole position for the Main Event by winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The three eight-lap Heat Race winners were Smith in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, Franek in the Butlerbuilt Race Products Second Heat, and Moss in the Schoenfeld Headers Third Heat.
Johnson took the lead at the start of the race followed by Franek, Styres, Moss and Smith, but the caution flag came out before the lap could be completed. That necessitated a complete restart, and this time it was Franek taking the lead from the outside of the front row followed by Johnson, Styres, Smith and Moss.
Smith got by Styres for the third spot on lap two, and he moved up to second on lap three getting by Johnson. Franek held a 1.5 second lead over Smith on lap five, and Sams moved into the top five, getting around Moss. Smith closed to within a half a second on Franek on lap seven, and Styres passed Johnson for third on lap eight.
Sams made a big move on lap nine, getting around Johnson and Styres to move up to the third spot. The caution flag came out on lap ten, and Franek gave up a 1.3 second lead over Smith. Franek led Smith, Sams, Styres, and Johnson down for the restart. Johnson passed Styres for fourth. Franek built up a one second lead over Smith, but that was gone with a lap 14 caution flag,
Timms got busy when the field went back to green flag action, as he moved by Styres for fifth on the restart, and then passed Johnson for fourth on lap 15. Franek opened up a 2.6 second lead on Smith by lap 18, and Timms passed Sams for the third spot on lap 19.
The last five laps of the race saw Timms move up to challenge Smith for the second spot, as Franek pulled away. At the checkered flag, it was Franek with a 3.870 second margin of victory over Smith, who nipped Timms for second by .184 seconds.
The United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters Winter Heat Series returns to Hendry County Motorsports Park on Saturday night for Round #5, a 30-lap Feature Race with drivers from 14 states and Canada. For more information, visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097. For track info please go to www.hendryracing.com
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS EVENT AT HENDRY COUNTY MOTORSPORTS PARK IN CLEWISTON, FL ON 2/2/24:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (2) Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ; 2. (4) Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA; 3. (12) Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK; 4. (6) Danny Sams III, Northport, FL; 5. (1) Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK; 6. (3) Glann Styres, Ohsweken, ON; 7. (11) Mark Ruel Jr., Jacksonville, FL; 8. (24) Chris Martin, Ankeny, IA; 9. (10) Brendan Mullen, Grand Forks, ND; 10. (5) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 11. (17) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 12. (15) Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ; 13. (16) Elijah Gile, Phoenix, AZ; 14. (9) Gunnar Setser, Columbus, IN; 15. (7) Austyn Gossel, Fort Collins, CO; 16 (20) Austin Martin, Sarasota, FL; 17. (14) Tyeller Powless, Ohsweken, ON; 18. (19) Bryan Gossel, Windsor, CO; 19. (18) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 20. (25) Mark Reynolds, Hudson Falls, NY; 21. (23) Jeff Bye, West Palm Beach, FL; 22. (21) Matt Kurtz, Jacksonville Beach, FL; 23. (22) Luke Hill, Safety Harbor, FL; 24. (13) Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN; 25. (8) Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Johnson; 2. Franek; 3. Styres; 4. Smith; 5. Moss; 6. Sams DNS.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Smith; 2. Setser; 3. Ruel; 4. Sams; 5. Timms; 6. Powless; 7. Kurtz; 8. Hill; 9. Reynolds.
BUTLERBUILT RACE PRODUCTS HEAT 2: 1. Franek; 2. Styres; 3. Johnson; 4. Gile; 5. Cling; 6. B. Gossel; 7. Willingham; 8. Bye.
SCHOENFELD HEADERS HEAT 3: 1. Moss; 2. Thram; 3. Mullen; 4. A. Gossel; 5. Gurley; 6. Gray; 7. A. Martin; 8. C. Martin.
TIMMS TALLIES TEN GRAND IN VOLUSIA USCS SOUTHERN SPRINT CAR SHOOTOUT FINALE
January 27, 2024 - DeLEON SPRINGS, FL – Ryan Timms of Oklahoma City, OK chose the low road to race to a $10,000 payday on Saturday night in the 30-lap finale of the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters on Saturday night at Volusia Speedway Park driving the Citgard/Mystic Lubricants Special.
The 17-year-old driver started fifth and took the lead from Justin Peck of Monrovia, IN with an inside move coming off the fourth turn on lap 19. Timms then held his inside line after a late-race caution flag necessitated a green, white, checkered finish to hold off Peck and seal the deal.
Thursday night's winner Sam Hafertepe Jr. of Sunnyvale, TX finished third, and Friday night’s winner Austin McCarl of Altoona, IA came back from an early race spin to take the fourth spot. Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg, PA started 14th and rallied to finish fifth to earn the $100 Hard Charger Award plus the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger contingency.
“I found the bottom groove early in turns one and two and got by Hafertepe for second, then it worked in three and four to get by Peck to take the lead,” Timms said. “I was pretty frustrated when that late caution flag came out, but I remembered to stay on the bottom after the restart. I’m just super stoked to get this win.”
Sixth through tenth respectively went to Cameron Martin of Ankeny, IA, Davie Franek of Wantage, NJ, Danny Martin Jr. of Sarasota, FL, Tyler Clem of St. Petersburg, FL, and Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC.
In preliminary action, Danny Sams III of Northport, FL took the $100 Fast Qualifier Award among the 38 entrants with a lap around the ½-mile clay oval in 14.296 seconds. The four eight-lap Heat Races were won by McCarl, Peck, Cameron Martin, and Hafertepe. The two 12-lap Last Chance Showdown Races were won by Lian Martin of Binbrook, ON and Ryan Harrison of Rothwell, NTR.
McCarl took the lead at the start of the race followed by Peck, Hafertepe, Ryan Turner of Dunnville, ON, and Timms. Peck and Hafertepe came from the fourth and eighth starting positions respectively on lap one to race into the top three. Peck was able to sail around the outside of McCarl on lap two to take the lead coming off turn four. Lap three saw Timms pass Turner for fourth.
The first of three caution flags came out on lap four when McCarl spun in turn three while running in the second spot. That sent the third-generation driver to the tail of 26-car field for the restart.
Peck brought the field back to green, and Timms worked the inside to challenge Hafertepe for second, but the high riding Hafertepe was able to hold the position. Hafertepe chased down Peck on lap ten in lapped traffic, and charged under Peck to take the lead coming off the fourth turn. The pass was negated, however, as the caution flag came out for the stalled car of Brandon Grubaugh of Ocala, FL.
On the restart, Timms drove off the inside of turn two to pass Hafertepe for the second spot. At the hallway point on lap 15, Peck held a .694 second lead over Timms, with Hafertepe, Cameron Martin, and Franek following in the top five. McCarl had worked his way back up to the eighth spot.
Timms chipped away at Peck’s lead in the next three laps, and caught the leader in heavy lapped traffic on lap 19. Timms stayed on the bottom of the track coming off turn four to take the lead. By lap 25, Timms enjoyed a 2.668 second lead on Peck, Hafertepe, Cameron Martin, and McCarl, who was now back in the top five. McCarl was around Cameron Martin for fourth on lap 28.
On the last lap, Hafertepe got by Peck for second, and just when Timms looked like he would cruise home to victory, Ryan Roberts of Aurora, NE stalled to bring out the caution flag. A single-file restart for a green, white, checkered finish saw Timms bring the field down for the green followed by Peck, Hafertepe, McCarl, and Cameron Martin.
Timms held on to the low road to take the $10,000 victory with a .266 second margin of victory at the checkered flag over Peck, Hafertepe, McCarl, and Dietrich, who climbed into the top five on the final lap.
The next two events for the United Sprint Car Series Presented By K&N Filters will be on Friday night, February 2 and Saturday night, February 3 at Hendry County Motorsports Park in Clewiston, FL for Rounds 4 and 5 of the USCS Winter Heat. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, JJ Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE 2ND ANNUAL GERMFREE SOUTHERN SPRINT CAR SHOOTOUT FOR THE UNITED SPRINT CR SERIES AT VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK IN DeLEON SPRINGS, FL ON 1/27/24:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps, $10,000-To-Win: 1. (5) Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK; 2. (4) Justin Peck, Monrovia, IN; 3. (8) Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX; 4. (1) Justin McCarl, Altoona, IA; 5. (14) Danny Dietrich, Gettysburg, PA; 6. (3) Cameron Martin, Ankeny, IA; 7. (10) Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ; 8. (12) Danny Martin Jr., Sarasota, FL; 9. (7) Tyler Clem, St. Petersburg, FL; 10. (9) Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC; 11. (13) Chris Martin, Ankeny, IA; 12. (2) Ryan Turner, Dunnville, ON; 13. (6) Landon Crawley, Benton, AR; 14. (20) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS; 15. (17) Liam Martin, Binbrook, ON; 16. (18) Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH; 17. (15) Glenn Styres, Ohsweken, ON; 18. (26) Elijah Gile, Phoenix, AZ; 19. (24) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 20. (25) Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL; 21. (16) Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 22. (19) Danny Sams III, Northport, FL; 23. (21) Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK; 24. (22) Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL; 25. (11) Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN; 26. (23) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN.
QUALIFYING – 2 Laps:
GROUP 1: 1. Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK, 5t, 14.373; 2. Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA, 88, 14.431; 3. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC, 47, 14.583; 4. Chris Martin, Ankeny, IA, 44, 14.646; 5. Tyeller Powless, Ohsweken, ON, 77t, 14.797; 6. Liam Martin, Binbrook, ON, 9, 14.831; 7. Austyn Gossel, Fort Collins, CO, 16g, 14. 871; 8. Nick Snyder, Marco Island, FL, 116, 14.923; 9. Creed Kemenah, Alvada, OH, 15k, 14.941; 10. Scott Baldwin, Jupiter, FL, 4x, 16.695.
GROUP 2: 1. Danny Sams III, Northport, FL, 24d, 14.296; 2. Ryan Turner, Dunnville, ON, 15, 14.389; 3. Justin Peck, Monrovia, IN, 20, 14.473; 4. Josh Weller, Mertztown, PA, 63, 14.477; 5. Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK, 2c, 14.548; 6. Danny Dietrich, Gettysburg, PA, 48, 14.582; 7. Danny Martin Jr., Sarasota, FL, 24, 14.624; 8. Elijah Gile, Phoenix, AZ, 13, 14.719; 9. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN, 10, 14.875.
GROUP 3: 1. Tyler Clem, St. Petersburg, FL, 6, 14.435; 2. Cameron Martin, Ankeny, IA, 4, 14.524; 3. Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ; 4, Glenn Styres, Ohsweken, ON, 0, 14.810; 5. Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH, 97, 14.850; 6. Garrett Green, Dade City, FL, 82, 14.889; 7. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC, 23, 14.926; 8. Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN, 12, 14.991; 9. Brandon Sampson, Mesa, AZ, 96s, 15.286; 10. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS, 28, 15.783.
GROUP 4: 1. Landon Crawley, Benton, AR, 7s, 14.395; 2. Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX, 15h, 14.481; 3. Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN, 24t, 14.524; 4. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE, 23r, 14.554; 5. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS, 17jr, 14.727; 6. Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL, G6, 14.770; 7. Brandan Mullen, Grand Forks, ND, 11m, 14.801; 8. Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ, 34, 14.856; 9. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL, 3, 15.324.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps (Top 4 Transfer To Main Event):
ENGLER HEAT 1: 1. McCarl; 2. Riggins; 3. Timms; 4. Ch. Martin; 5. L. Martin; 6. Kemenah; 7. Powless; 8. Gossel; 9. Snyder; 10. Baldwin DNS.
JJ SUPPY of NC HEAT 2: 1. Peck; 2. Turner; 3. D. Martin; 4. Dietrich; 5. Sams; 6. Weller; 7. Johnson; 8. Gile; 9. Gray.
RACING ELECTRONICS HEAT 3: 1. Ca. Martin; 2. Franek; 3. Clem; 4. Styres; 5. Harrison; 6. Gurley; 7. Green; 8. Moss; 9. Willingham; 10. Sampson.
HUGGINS CAMS HEAT 4: 1. Hafertepe; 2. Thram; 3. Crawley; 4. Roberts; 5. Grubaugh; 6. Stenhouse; 7. Cling; 8. Mullen; 9. Misuraca.
LAST CHANCE SHOWDOWN RACES – 12 Laps (Top 3 Transfer To Main Event):
LCS 1: 1. L. Martin; 2. Sams; 3. Johnson; 4. Weller; 5. Powless; 6. Gile; 7. Gossel; 8. Kemenah; 9. Gray; 10. Snyder DNS; 11. Baldwin DNS.
LCS 2: 1. Harrison; 2. Stenhouse; 3. Grubaugh; 4. Gurley; 5. Moss; 6. Sampson; 7. Misuraca; 8. Cling; 9. Willingham; 10. Green DNS; 11. Mullen DNS.
McCARL BY A NOSE OVER HAFERTEPE FOR USCS NIGHT 2 VOLUSIA WIN
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DeLEON SPRINGS, FL – Austin McCarl of Altoona, IA beat Sam Hafertepe Jr. of Sunnyvale, TX by a nose at the checkered flag to win the $2,500 top prize on Night 2 of the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout for the United Sprint Car Series on Friday night at Volusia Speedway Park. The only caution flag of the race on lap 23 set up the dramatic finish.
McCarl, the 2023 Knoxville (IA) Raceway 410 Sprint Car Champion, took the lead at the start of the race from his outside front row starting spot, just as he did on Thursday night. But, 24 hours earlier, Hafertepe chased McCarl down to pass him for the lead and take the Night 1 win. With two laps to go on Friday night, McCarl held a one second lead over Hafertepe.
When the caution flag came out on lap 23, Hafertepe lined up on the rear bumper of McCarl for the restart. The battle was on for the win when the green flag came out. McCarl just edged Hafertepe at the checkered flag after 25 laps with a slim .072 second margin of victory,
Justin Peck of Monrovia, IN finished third and Cameron Martin of Ankeny, IA took the fourth spot. Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg, PA rallied from eighth on the lap 23 restart to claim the fifth position. Christopher Thram of Sanborn, MN was sixth and Ryan Timms of Oklahoma City, OK finished seventh.
Tyler Clem of St. Petersburg, FL took the eighth spot, and Danny Sams III of Northport, FL started 17th and finished ninth to earn the $100 Hard Volusia Speedway Park and tge Wilwood Disc Brakes "Hard Charger" Award. Wayne Johnson of Oklahoma City, OK rounded out the top ten,
In preliminary action, Martin won the $100 Fast Time Award by out-qualifying the 42-car field with a lap around the VSP ½-mile clay oval in 14.425 seconds. The four eight lap Heat Races were won by Timms, Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC, Clem, and Liam Martin of Binbrook, ON. The two 12-lap Last Chace Showdown Races were won by Sams and Josh Weller of Mertztown, PA.
McCarl grabbed the lead at the start of the race from the outside front row followed by polesitter Cameron Martin, Thram, Riggins, and Liam Martin. On lap three, Thram moved up to second, and Lim Martin advanced to fourth. On the fourth lap, Hafertepe charged from his eighth starting spot to move up to the top five.
The fifth lap saw Hafertepe get around Liam Martin for the fourth spot, and Peck moved up to fifth, getting by Liam Martin on the ninth tour. Hafertepe pulled up to the second spot on lap 11 with McCarl two seconds up the race track in the lead.
With ten laps to go, Hafertepe shaved off nine tenths of a second to the back of the third-generation driver, followed by Cameron Martin, Thram, and Peck in the top five. On lap 20, the margin between McCarl and Hafertepe was 1.8 seconds, and on lap 22. it was one second. Just when McCarl had victory on the horizon, the caution flag came out.
The top five, when the green flag came out for the dash to the checkered flag, McCarl led Hafertepe, Cameron Martin, Thram, and Peck in the top five. Hafertepe was all over McCarl, and Peck got by Thram for fourth. On the final lap, Hafertepe made a bid for the win, but came up inches short, while Peck powered around Cameron Martin to take fourth.
The Grand Finale of the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout at Volusia Speedway Park on Saturday night will be the richest payout in the 28-year history of the United Sprint Car Series paying $10,000-to-win and $600-to-start. The Pit Gate opens at 3 p.m., the Grandstands open at 5 p.m., and Hot Laps are scheduled for 6 p.m. with racing to follow.
For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097. For more information about Volusia Speedway Park and for tickets to the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout, visit their website at volusiaspeedwaypark.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK IN DeLEON SPRINGS, FL ON 1/26/2024:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (2) Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA; 2. (8) Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX; 3. (10) Justin Peck, Monrovia, IN; 4. (1) Cameron Martin, Ankeney, IA; 5. (12) Danny Dietrich, Gettysburg, PA; 6. (4) Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN; 7. (7) Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK; 8. (5) Tyler Clem, St. Petersburg, FL; 9. (17) Danny Sams III, Northport, FL; 10. (16) Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK; 11. (3) Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC; 12. (11) Brendan Mullen, Grand Forks, ND; 13. (6) Liam Martin, Binbrook, ON; 14 (9) Chris Martin, Ankeney, IA; 15. (21) Landon Crawley, Benton, AR; 16. (18) Josh Weller, Mertztown, PA; 17. (19) Ryan Turner, Dunnville, ON; 18. (22) Elijah Gile, Phoenix, AZ; 19. (15) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 20. (14) Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ; 21. (24) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 22. (25) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 23. (20) Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ; 24. (13) Danny Martin Jr., Sarasota, FL; 25. (23) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS DNS.
QUALIFYING – 2 Laps:
GROUP 1: 1. Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN, 24t, 14.609; 2. Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OH, 5t, 14.647; 3. Chris Marton, Ankeney, IA, 44, 14.776; 4. Danny Sams III, Northport, FL, 24d, 14.799; 5. Danny Martin Jr., Sarasota, FL. 24, 14.997; 6. Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN, 12, 15.037; 7. Mike Kiser, Cooperstown, NY, 99k, 15.098; 8. Nick Snyder, Marco Island, FL, 116, 15.171; 9. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC, 23, 15.177; 10. Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL, G6, 15.206; 11. Brandon Sampson, Mesa, AZ, 96s, NT.
GROUP 2: 1. Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA, 88, 14.505; 2. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC, 47 14.568; 3. Justin Peck, Monrovia, IN, 20, 14.628; 4. Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ, 34, 14.685; 5. Landon Crawley, Benton, AR, 7s, 14.770; 6. Ryan Turner, Dunnville, ON, 15, 14.836; 7. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS, 17jr, 14.845; 8. Glenn Styres, Ohsweken, ON, 0, 14.936; 9. Austyn Gossel, Fort Collins, CO, 16g, 14.974; 10. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS, 28, 15.642.
GROUP 3: 1. Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX, 15h, 14.475; 2. Tyler Clem, St. Petersburg, FL, 6, 14.596; 3. Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA, 43m, 14.673; 4. Danny Dietrich, Gettysburg, PA, 48, 14.683; 5, Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN, 10, 14.870; 6. Elijah Gile, Phoenix, AZ, 13, 14.933; 7. Garrett Green, Dade City, FL, 82, 15.015; 8. Creed Kemenah, Alvada, OH, 15k, 15.036; 9. Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH, 97, 15.423; 10. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL, 3, 15.604; 11. Dale Blaney, Hartford, OH, 32b, NT.
GROUP 4: 1. Cameron Martin, Ankeney, IA, 4, 14.425; 2. Liam Martin, Binbrook, OH, 9, 14.539; 3. Brendan Mullen, Grand Forks, ND, 11m, 14.609; 4. Josh Weller, Mertztown, PA, 63, 14.628; 5. Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ, 28f, 14.754; 6. Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK, 2c, 14.778; 7. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE, 23r, 14.820; 8. Tyeller Powless, Ohsweken, ON, 77t, 15.054; 9. Lucas Smith, Brantford, ON, 49L, 15.135; 10. Scott Baldwin, Jupiter, FL, 4x, 17.738.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps (Top 4 Transfer To Main Event):
ENGLER HEAT 1: 1. Timms; 2. Ch. Martin; 3. Thram; 4. D. Martin; 5. Sams; 6. Snyder; 7. Kiser; 8. Moss; 9. Grubaugh; 10. Gurley; 11. Sampson.
JJ SUPPLY of NCHEAT 2: 1. Riggins; 2. Peck; 3. McCarl; 4. Cling; 5. Turner; 6. Crawley; 7. Stenhouse; 8. Styres; 9. Gossell; 10. Willingham.
BUTLERBUILT HEAT 3: 1. Clem; 2. Hafertepe; 3. Dietrich; 4. Gray; 5. Blaney; 6. Gile; 7. Kemenah; 8. Harrison; 9. Green; 10. Misuraca; 11. M. Smith.
HUGGINS CAMS HEAT 4: 1. L. Martin; 2. Mullen; 3. Ca. Martin; 4. Johnson; 5. Weller; 6. Powless; 7. Roberts; 8. Franek; 9. L. Smith; 10. Baldwin.
LAST CHANCE SHOWDOWN – 12 Laps (Top 3 Transfer To Main Event):
LCS 1: 1. Sams; 2. Turner; 3. Crawley; 4. Stenhouse; 5. Grubaugh; 6. Snyder; 7. Gurley; 8. Gossel; 9. Willingham; 10. Styres; 11. Kiser; 12. Moss; 13. Sampson.
LCS 2: 1. Weller; 2. Franek; 3. Gile; 4. Roberts; 5. Harrison; 6. Powless; 7. Green; 8. Misuraca; 9. Baldwin; 10. Blaney; 11. L. Smith; 12. Kemenah; 13. M. Smith DNS.
HAFERTEPE HUSTLES TO USCS VOLUSIA SEASON OPENER
DeLEON SPRINGS, FL – Sam Hafertepe Jr. of Sunnyvale, TX hustled from the seventh starting position to win Night 1 of the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout for the United Sprint Car Series prese ted by K&N Filters on Thursday night at Volusia Speedway Park. Hafertepe took the lead from Austin McCarl of Altoona, Iowa, with five laps to go for the $2,500 victory.
McCarl, the 2023 Knoxville (IA) Raceway 410 Sprint Car Champion, finished second in the 2024 USCS season opener, and third went to Ryan Timms of Oklahoma City, OK. Justin Peck of Monrovia, IN took the fourth spot, and Danny Sams III of Northport, FL was fifth. Cameron Martin of Ankeney, IA, drove to a sixth-place finish, and Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA finished seventh.
Wayne Johnson of Oklahoma City, OK started 18th and finished eighth to earn the $100 Hard Charger Award posted by the track and also received the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award. The ninth position finisher was Davie Franek of Wantage, NJ. Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlottle, NC rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Tims picked up a $100 bonus as the overall Fast Qualifier among the 42 entrants from 18 different states, Canada, and Great Brittan with a lap around the ½-mile clay oval in 14.298 seconds. The eight-lap Heat Races were won by Peck, McCarl, Timms, and Christopher Thram of Sanborn, MN. The two 12-lap Last Chance Shootout Races were won by Josh Weller of Mertztown, PA and Johnson.
The start of the 25-lap Main Event saw McCarl take the lead from the pole position followed by Peck, Sterling Cling of Tempe, AZ, Martin, and Timms. There were wholesale position changes in the opening laps of the race as Timms passed Martin for fourth on lap two, Hafertepe moved into the top five on lap three, and Timms got by Cling for third on lap four.
Hafertepe continued his march to the front of the pack on lap five, getting by Cling for the fourth spot. Danny Martin Jr. of Sarasota, FL moved into the top five on lap eight as Cling began to fall off the pace. Hafertepe moved into the top three on lap ten with a pass on Timms.
The race’s only caution flag came out on lap 11. The top five for the restart was McCarl, who gave up a 1.3 second lead, Peck, Hafertepe, Timms, and Danny Martin Jr. On the restart, Hafertepe and Timms got by Peck for second and third respectively. By lap 15, Hafertepe moved up to challenge McCarl for the lead.
The leader McCarl had company on lap 18, and Hafertepe made the pass for the lead on lap 20. When the checkered flag came out over Hafertepe, he had a 1.472 margin of victory over McCarl. The time of the race was ten minutes and 56.490 seconds.
The United Sprint Car Series will return to Volusia Speedway Park for another $2,500-to-win main event on Friday night. The Saturday night race of the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout will pay $10,000-to-win and $600-to-start for the richest race in the 28-year history of the United Sprint Car Series. The total payout for the three-day event is over $75,000.
For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and the series Facebook page, or call the series office at 770-865-6097. For more information about Volusia Speedway Park and for tickets to the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Nationals visit their website at volusiaspeedwaypark.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, JJ Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT PRESENTED BY K&N FILTERS AT VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK IN DeLEON SPRINGS, FL ON 1/25/2024:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (7) Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX; 2. 1 Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA; 3. (8) Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK; 4. (2) Justin Peck, Monrovia, IN; 5. (6) Danny Sams III, Northport, FL; 6. (3) Cameron Martin, Ankeney, IA; 7. (9) Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA; 8. (18) Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK; 9. (16) Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ; 10. (12) Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC; 11. (5) Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN; 12. (14) Chris Martin, Ankeney, IA; 13. (13) Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 14. (17) Josh Weller, Mertztown, PA; 15. (10) Danny Martin Jr., Sarasota, FL; 16. (20) Liam Martin, Binbrook, ON; 17. (11) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 18. (15) Glenn Styres, Ohsweken, ON; 19. (23) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS; 20. (19) Brenden Mullen, Grand Forks, ND; 21. (21) Garrett Green, Dade City, FL; 22. (24) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 23. (4) Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ; 24. (25) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 25. (22) Creed Kemenah, Alvada, OH DNS.
QUALIFYING – 2 Laps:
GROUP 1: 1. Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX, 15h, 14.774; 2. Justin Peck, Monrovia, IN, 20, 14.775; 3. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE, 23r, 14.898; 4. Ryan Turner, Dunnville, ON, 15, 14.915; 5. Landon Crawley, Benton, AR, 7s. 15.073; 6. Tyler Clem, St. Petersburg, FL, 14, 15.081; 7. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN, 10, 15.195; 8. Garrett Green, Dade City, FL, 82, 15.298; 9. Elijah Cile, Phoenix, AZ, 13, 15.450; 10. Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN, 12, 15.469; 11. Nick Snyder, Marco Island, FL, 115, 15,521.
GROUP 2: 1. Danny Sams III, Northport, FL, 24d, 14.659; 2. Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA, 88, 14.696; 3. Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA, 43m, 14.795; 4. Josh Weller, Mertztown, PA, 63, 14.985; 5. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Olive Branch, MS, 17jr, 15.027; 6. Chris Marton, Ankeny, IA, 44, 15.063; 7. Tyeller Powless, Ohsweken, ON, 77t, 15.121; 8. Brendan Mullen, Grand Forks, ND, 11m, 15.351; 9. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL, 3, 16.016; 10. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS, 28, 16.099; 11. Scott Baldwin, Jupiter, FL, 4x, 19.115.
GROUP 3: 1. Ryan Timms, Oklahoma City, OK, 5t, 14.298; 2. Astin Gossel, Fort Collins, CO, 16g, 14.801; 3. Sterling Cling, Tempe, AZ, 34, 14.802; 4. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC, 23, 14.825; 5. Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH, 97, 14.884; 6. Glenn Styres, Ohsweken, ON, 0, 14. 938; 7. Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL, G6, 15.035; 8. Danny Martin Jr., Sarasota, FL, 24, 15.085; 9. Dale Blaney, Hartford, OH, 32b, 15.259; 10. Brandon Sampson, Mesa, AZ, 96s, NT.
GROUP 4: 1. Cameron Martin, Ankeney, IA, 4, 14.495; 2. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC, 47, 14.506; 3. Christopher Thram, Sanborn, MN, 24t, 14.573; 4. Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK, 2c, 14.654; 5. Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ, 28f, 14.871; 6. Creed Kemenah, Alvada, OH, 15k, 15.184; 7. Mike Kiser, Cooperstown, NY, 99k, 15.205; 8. Liam Martin, Binbrook, ON, 9, 15.268; 9. Kyle Connery, Vero Beach, FL, 91, 15.321; 10. Lucas Smith, Brantford, OH, 49L, 15.420.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps (Top 4 Transfer To Main Event):
HEAT 1: 1. Peck; 2. Hafertepe; 3. Gray; 4. Roberts; 5. Green; 6. Turner; 7. Gurley; 8. Snyder; 9. Gile; 10. Crawley; 11. Clem DNS.
HEAT 2: 1. McCarl; 2. M. Smith; 3. Sams; 4. Ch. Martin; 5. Mullen; 6. Weller; 7. Stenhouse; 8. Powless; 9. Willingham; 10. Misuraca; 11. Baldwin.
HEAT 3: 1. Timms; 2. D. Martin; 3. Cling; 4. Styers; 5. Grubaugh; 6. Harrison; 7. Gossel; 8. Moss; 9. Blaney; 10. Sampson DNS.
HEAT 4: 1. Thram; 2. Ca. Martin; 3. Riggins; 4. Franek; 5. Johnson; 6. Kemenah; 7. L. Martin; 8. L. Smith; 9. Kiser; 10. Connery.
LAST CHANCE SHOWDOWN RACES – 12 Laps (Top 3 Transfer To Main Event):
LCS 1: 1. Weller; 2. Mullen; 3. Green; 4. Stenhouse; 5. Clem; 6. Turner; 7. Gurley; 8. Snyder; 9. Powless; 10. Misuraca; 11. Gile; 12. Willingham; 13. Crawley; 14. Baldwin DNS.
LCS 2: 1. Johnson; 2. L. Martin; 3. Kemenah; 4. Kiser; 5. L. Smith; 6. Gossel; 7. Connery; 8. Grubaugh; 9. Harrison DNS; 10. Moss DNS; 11. Blaney DNS; 12. Sampson DNS.
15-time and defending United Sprint Car Series National Champion and 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee is set to kick of his 2024 season at Volusia Speedway Park in the 2nd annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootour this Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, January 25th 26th and 27th.
Gray, who has 95 career wins in the USCS competition, will be competing with a stout field of competitors from over 15 states, and two foreign countries.
Gray was just crowned for his 2023 accomplishments last Saturday before leaving for the three days of racing at the famed 1/2 mile clay oval in Barberville, Florida.
The Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout features the 700+ horsepower USCS winged sprint cars who will be racing for nearly $75,000 in prize money with Thursday and Friday’s preliminary nights paying $2500 to the winner and a,top prize of $10,000 to win Saturday night's weekend finale.
The three day speed spectacular also serves as rounds #1, #2, and #3 of the 17-race and 7th annual USCS Winter Heat Series.
Ticket info is available at www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com
For those who aren't fortunate enough to be there the event will be
streamed LIVE on DirtVision with info on the live stream at
www.dirtvision.com
Veteran Cherryville, North Carolina sprint car racer, Lance Moss, who finished in the runner-up spot in the 2023 United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour National point standings after 45 races is kicking off his 2024 season in the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida with the USCS sprint car series this Thursday, Friday and Satirday, January 25th, 26th and 27th.
Moss raced to a second place finish in the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour standings in 2023 after making his first ever full schedule run.
His runner-up finish in the standings was due to one win plus twelve top five and twenty-five top ten finishes.
Moss, has five career feature wins in USCS competition including the 2023 one in August at Lexington 104 Speedway in Lexington, Tennessee this season.
Moss and team-mate Ryan Roberts from Nebraska are set to compete in a field of approximately 50 USCS entries. They both were at VSP for the inagural event in January of 2023.
The Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout features the 700+ horsepower USCS winged sprint cars who will be racing for nearly $75,000 in prize money with Thursday and Friday’s preliminary nights paying $2500 to the winner and a,top prize of $10,000 to win Saturday night's weekend finale.
The three day speed spectacular additionally serves as rounds #1, #2, and #3 of the 17-race and 7th annual USCS Winter Heat Series.
Ticket info is available at www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com
For those who aren't fortunate enough to be there at Volusia Raceway Park this weekend, the event will be streamed LIVE on DirtVision with info on the live stream at www.dirtvision.com
For United Sprint Car Series info please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
USCS TO OPEN THE 2024 SEASON WITH $75,000 GERMFREE SOUTHERN SPRINT CAR SHOOTOUT AT VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK ON JANUARY 25TH THROUGH 27th.
January 21, 2024 - FAYETTEVILLE, GA – The United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters, is set to open its 28th season in 2024 with the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, January 25th-27th at Volusia Speedway Park in DeLeon Springs, FL. The three-race event will be the richest in USCS history with approximately $75,000 up for grabs.
The Southern Sprint Car Nationals finale on Saturday night, January 27 will offer the largest payday in USCS history paying $10,000-to-win and $600-to-start. The first two races on Thursday night, January 25 and Friday night, January 26 will pay $2,500-to-win. The fastest overall qualifier and the A-Main Hard Charger will both collect $100 each night.
The USCS Germfree Southern Sprint Car Nationals is the fastest growing winged 360 Sprint Car race in the country, and the big purse brings out the big names. The expected entrants are led by the defending Daytona 500 Champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. of Olive Branch, MS. Stenhouse races several times each season when his schedule allows. Stenhouse raced with the USCS series early in his career as a teenager when he won seven times.
Racing with USCS brings Stenhouse full circle in his career, as he began racing with the series as a teenager in 2004. Since then, Stenhouse’s career has blossomed into a full-time NASCAR Cup Series career. Last season, Stenhouse also picked up two USCS wins.at Talladega Short Track on the NASCAR Talladega April weekend.
The 2023 Southern Sprint Car Nationals winners Ryan Timms of Broken Arrow, OK and Tyler Clem of St. Petersburg, FL are projected to return this year. The 15-time defending USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN is also entered. Gray has ninety-five career USCS main event wins.
Other expected entries include National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee and 2021 USCS National Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio and 2023 USCS National Championship runner-up Moss of Cherryville, NC, who finished second in the 2023 USCS National point standings with one win, and 2012 USCS Rookie of the Year Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS who finished third in the 2023 USCS National point standings.
Other notable entered and expected entries include Sprint Car Hall of Famer and seven-time Knoxville Raceway 410 sprint Champion and five-time Knoxville Raceway 360 Sprint Car Nationals Champion, Terry McCarl from Altoona, Iowa. McCarl is also a previous Volusia Speedway Park winner in USCS competition. McCarl will also be accompanied by the 2023 Knoxville Raceway 410 Sprint Car Champion and his son, Austin McCarl, also from Altoona, Iowa, as an entry as well.
A number of Florida based drivers are also expected, including two-time USCS Florida State Championship race winner Danny Martin, Jr. from Sarasota, Florida who recently dominated the field in the 2023 Battle at Barbourville event at Volusia Speedway Park on the first weekend of December. As a teenager, Martin finished in the runner-up spot in the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National standings.
There will also be an international flavor in the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Nationals as Ryan Harrison from Rothwell, England will return to the United States in 2024 for USCS action. Harrison will be joined by a strong contingent of Canadian drivers as well, with at least seven pre-entered for the first sprint car race of the season in the United States.
The entry list of pre-entered and expected drivers is approaching fifty entries for the kickoff to the sprint car racing season in the USA. Drivers are entered from at least fifteen states plus Canada and the United Kingdom for the 2nd annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout.
A fan-friendly race format will feature a Main Event Redraw among the top eight drivers that include the four Heat Race winners and the top four qualifiers finishing in a transfer position. A Joker Card will be included in the redraw. The driver that draws the Joker Card can choose their starting position in the main event, or they can elect to start eighth. Should they win after electing to start eighth, that driver will collect a $500 Bonus.
For more information on the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Fiters, please visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com and/or the series Facebook page USCS Racing. You may also call the series office at 770-865-6097. For more information about Volusia Speedway Park and for tickets to the 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Nationals visit their website at www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Huggins Cams, Hero Graphics, DMI/Bulldog, JJ Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
***Pre-entered and expected USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour driver entries for the Germfree USCS Southern Sprint Car Showdown at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, January 25th, 26th, and 27th (as of 1/15/2024).
0 Glynn Styres, ONT
2c Wayne Johnson, OK
3 Dennis Misuraca, FL
3A A.J.Maddox, FL
4 Danny Smith, OH
4c Cam Martin, IA
5x Scott Baldwin, FL
5D Jacob Dykstra, ONT
5T Ryan Timms, OK
G6 Brandon Grubaugh, FL
07 Johnny Bridges, NC
7s Landon Crawley, AR
9 Lane Whittington, LA
9 Liam Martin, ONT
9D Steve Diamond, FL
10 Terry Gray, TN
10c Paulie Colagiovanni, NY
12 Corbin Gurley, IN
14 Tyler Clem, FL
15 Ryan Turner, ONT
17 Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., MS
18 Ryan Roberts, NE
20 Justin Peck, IN
23 Lance Moss, NC
24 Terry McCarl, IA
24 Danny Martin, Jr., FL
24d Danny Sams III, FL
28 Jeff Willingham, MS
28F Davie Franek, NJ
28P Jordan Poirier, QUE
41 Luke Hill, FL
43 Mark Smith, PA
44 Chris Martin, IA
47 Eric Riggins, Jr., NC
49 Lucas Smith, ONT
63 Josh Weller, PA
77 Tyeller Powless, ONT
82 Garrett Green, FL
83 Mark Ruel, Jr., FL
88 Austin McCarl, IA
91 Kyle Connery, FL
92 Matt Kurtz, FL
96s Brandon Sampson, AZ
97m Austin Martin, FL
116 Nick Snyder, FL
Plus.. whomever else shows up!
USCS Media contact: PETE WALTON – phone 770-865-6097 or Email: peteuscs@att.net
The official USCS website is www.uscsracing.com
Riverside Speedway announces return of World Short Track Challenge featuring ASCS and USCS Sprint Car Challenge in September of 2024
Atlanta, GA - The United Sprint Car Series (USCS) has worked with Riverside Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas to partner with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) and is excited to announce it's participation in the 3rd ever and 50th anniversary of the World Short Track Challenge to be held at Riverside Speedway on September 27th and September 28th of 2024.
In collaboration with the American Sprint Car Series and United Sprint Car Series, a two-night spectacle of 360 winged sprint car action set with $10,000 going to the winner of the Saturday night main event.
The main event on Saturday night will be a 40-lap contest in honor of Riverside Speedway legend Shorty Chambliss.
Action will begin on Friday night September 27th with preliminary action featuring the ASCS vs USCS winged sprint cars in a $1500 to win/ $150 to start prelimiminary feature action with the top two finishers of the night locking themselves into the $10,000 to win Championship A-Main event on Saturday evening.
Saturday, September 28th will see a full feature program once again with ASCS vs. USCS Winged Sprint Cars competing for the eighteen coveted spots up for grabs in a $10,000 to win, ($1000 to start) 40-lap Championship main event weekend finale.
When: September 27th and September 28th, 2024
Where: Riverside International Speedway West Memphis, Arkansas
Race Details: ASCS Sprint Cars vs USCS Sprint Cars in the 3rd ever World Short Track Challenge. $1500 to win on Friday 9/27/2024 .with the top two finishers locking into Saturday 9/28/2024 night’s $10,000 to win/ $1000 to start 40-lap main event.
World Short Track Challenge classes: ASCS Sprint Cars vs USCS Sprint Cars.
The United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour also will make three other stop at the historic quarter mile Gumbo clay oval during its 60+ 2024 schedule.
The first will be on Saturday, May 25th during the 19th annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek. The series returns for the the Independence Day week "Salute to Freedom" event featuring Fireworks with the USCS sprint cars on Saturday, June 29th. The other annual stop at Riverside will be for the 16th annual USCS Flip Flop 50 and USCS Fall Nationals two-night speed spectacular on Friday and Saturday, October 11th and 12th, 2024.
For more USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour info please visit www.uscsracing.com or go to USCS Racing on Facebook and follow @uscs racing on X formerly known as Twitter
USCS Media contact:
Pete Walton phone (770) 865-6097
Email peteuscs@att.net
Gray clinches 15th USCS National Championship in season finale at Southern Raceway.
Milton, Florida - October 21, 2023 - The "Bartlett Bullett", Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee clinched his 15th United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters National Sprint Car Championship on Saturday night at Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida.
Additionally, the 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee garnered both the USCS Mid-South Thunder and the USCS Southern Thunder 2023 regional series titles.
The veteran racer used the same consistency he employed to fourteen previous USCS National crowns to capture the 2023 and 15th title.
Gray had a win at Alabama's Buckshot Speedway in June included in his twenty-four top five finishes out of fourty-four USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car main events. He also had thirty-seven top-ten finishes on his 2023 score card.
Gray, who won the first-ever USCS race at Talladega Short Track on Friday, April 25, 1997, used 2023 to add to an already long list of accomplishments including ninety-six career wins in USCS competition. He has over fourty National and regional series titles on dirt and paved surfaces with the United Sprint Car Series.
Gray, who is in his fifth decade competing in sprint cars, continues to impress night after night.
"We are so proud to announce that amazing veteran race car driver Terry Gray as our 2023 USCS National Champion. Terry has accomplished so much in our series and has done so much for our series," stated USCS Founder and Presiden, Pete Walton.
"Terry Gray has year after year, showed what it takes as far as hard work, enduring lots of travel and determination to be a true Champion. That is why he is a Hall of Famer," concluded Walton.
For the final 2023 USCS National, Mid-South Thunder Tour and Southern Thunder Tour point standings please visit www.uscsracing.com
You may reach the USCS OFFICE by Calling 770-865-6097.
SMITH SWEEPS USCS FALL BRAWL WEEKEND WITH BRAWL AT THE BEACH" WIN AT SOUTHERN RACEWAY.
MILTON, FL – Saturday, October 21, 2023 - Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA swept the Fall Brawl Weekend for the United Sprint Car Series with a win in the 25-lap Feature Race Saturday night at Southern Raceway. That followed up Smith’s victory on Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS.
Max Stambaugh of Lima, OH finished second, and third went to Zane DeVault of Plymouth, IN. National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN took the fourth spot to wrap up his 15th United Sprint Car Series National Championship. Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC started 18th and finished fifth to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger of the Race Award.
Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS was sixth, and Shane Morgan of Gulfport, MS finished seventh. Eighth went to Dennis Misuraca of Sanford, FL and Tony Higgins of Lake Comorant, MS took the ninth spot. Jason Breeland of Sandy Hook, MS rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Smith earned the pole position for the Feature Race after winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Morgan in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, DeVault in the Butlerbuilt Second Heat, and Smith in the Willbanks Heating & Air Third Heat.
Saturday night’s event at Southern Raceway concludes the 2023 United Sprint Car Series season. Series officials will now begin to fill dates for their 28th season in 2024. More information about the 2024 season will be posted in the coming weeks on the series website at www.uscsracing.com, and on their Facebook page.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS for the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car "Brawl at the Beach" at SOUTHERN RACEWAY in Milton, Florida on Saturday, October 21, 2023:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (1) Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA; 2. (2) Max Stambaugh, Lima, OH; 3. (4) Zane DeVault, Plymouth, IN; 4. (7) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 5. (18) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 6. (10) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 7. (5) Shane Morgan, Gulfport, MS; 8. (12) Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL; 9. (11) Tony Higgins, Lake Comorant, MS; 10. (9) Jason Breeland, Sandy Hook, MS; 11. (15) Paul Jones, Kokomo, IN; 12. (17) D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 13. (3) Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH; 14. (8) Michael Miller, Pascagoula, MS; 15. (13) Sean Wimpee, Mobile, AL; 16. (16) Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 17. (6) Luke Hill, Safety Harbor, FL; 18. (14) Steve Diamond, Apollo Beach, FL.
HOOSIER SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. M. Smith; 2. Stambaugh; 3. D. Smith; 4. DeVault; 5. Morgan; 6. Hill.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL 1ST HEAT: 1. Morgan; 2. Hill; 3. Stambaugh; 4. Higgins; 5. Diamond; 6. J. Brashier
JJ Supply of NC 2ND HEAT: 1. DeVault; 2. D. Smith; 3. Breeland; 4. Willingham; 5. Jones; D. Brashier DNS.
Racing Electronics 3RD HEAT: 1. M. Smith; 2. Gray; 3. Miller; 4. Misuraca; 5. Wimpee; 6. Moss DNS.
MARK SMITH RETURNS TO USCS VICTORY LANE IN USCS FALL BRAWL AT HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY
HATTIESBURG, MS – October 20, 2023 - Mark Smith of Sunbury, PA took the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters Fall Brawl 25-lap Feature Race on Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway. Smith held off National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee and the 2021 USCS National Champions Danny Smith of Chillicothe, OH for the entire distance as he raced past Danny Smith in turn one for the lead and held on until the contest was over. The veteran Hall of Famer (Danny Smith) had to settle for the runner-up spot.
Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS took the final podium spot on third place. 14-time USCS National Champion, current point leader, and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN was fourth. Zane DeVault of Plymouth, IN drove to a fifth-place finish and sixth went to third-generation sprint car racer, Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS.
Michael Miller of Pascagoula, MS took the seventh spot, and Shane Morgan of Gulfport, MS finished eighth. Max Stambaugh of Lima, OH was ninth, and Luke Hill of Safety Harbor, FL rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Danny Smith earned the K&N Filters Pole Position for the Feature Race by winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Dale Howard in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Lane Whittington of Denham Springs, LA in the Willbanks Heating and Air Third Heat.
The green flag to start the 25-lap Feature Race was replaced by a red flag for a multi-car tangle. On the complete restart, Mark Smith came from his outside front row starting spot to take the lead followed by Danny Smith, Moss, DeVault and Dale Howard. Danny Smith stayed close to the leader in the first five laps, but Mark Smith pulled out to a .7 second lead by lap ten.
DeVault dropped back to the sixth spot on lap 11, as Dale Howard and Gray moved up to fourth and fifth, respectively. Moss began to fade on lap 17, as Dale Howard passed him for the third spot, and Gray moved by Moss on lap 18 for the fourth position. A pair of caution flags on lap 19 and lap 22 bunched up the field, but Mark Smith cruised through the last four laps to take the win.
The United Sprint Car Series will travel to Southern Raceway in Milton, FL on Saturday night for its final event of the 2023 season. For more information visit the USCS website at www.uscsracing.com, or their Facebook page.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, Huggins Cams, DMI/Bulldog, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY IN HATTIESBURG, MS ON 10/20/23:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (2) Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA; 2. (1) Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH; 3. (4) Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 4. (8) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 5. (3) Zane DeVault, Plymouth, IN; 6. (11) Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 7. (12) Michael Miller, Pascagoula, MS; 8. (14) Shane Morgan, Gulfport, MS; 9. (9) Max Stambaugh, Lima, OH; 10. (7) Luke Hill, Safety Harbor, FL; 11. (17) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 12. (18) Levi Beard, Calhoun, LA; 13. (15) Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL; 14. (19) Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 15. (23) Tony Higgins, Lake Comorant, MS; 16. (22) D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 17. (21) Scott Craft, Purvis, MS; 18. (20) Jeffrey Dooley, Braxton, MS; 19. (5) Lance Moss, Cherryville, MS; 20. (16) Steve Diamond, Apollo Beach, FL; 21. (13) Rusty Sanford, Seminary, MS; 22. (6) Lane Whittington, Denham Springs, LA; 23. (10) Jeff Smith, Gulfport, MS; 24. (24) John Robicheaux, Gulfport, MS DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. D. Smith; 2. M. Smith; 3. DeVault; 4. D. Howard; 5. Moss; 6. Whittington.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL 1ST HEAT: 1. D. Howard; 2. Hill; 3. Stambaugh; 4. C. Howard; 5. Gray; 6. Beard; 7. Craft; 8. D. Brashier.
BUTLERBUILT 2ND HEAT: 1. Moss; 2. D. Smith; 3. DeVault; 4. Miller; 5. Morgan; 6. Diamond; 7. J. Brashier; 8. Higgins.
WILBANKS HEATING & AIR 3RD HEAT: 1. Whittington; 2. M. Smith; 3. J. Smith; 4. Sanford; 5. Misuraca; 6. Willingham; 7. Dooley; 8. Robicheaux DNS.
ZANE DeVAULT AND CHASE HOWARD TAKE USCS FLIP FLOP 50 WINS AT THE DITCH
on SATURDAY
WEST MEMPHIS, AR - October 14, 2023 - Zane DeVault of Plymouth, IN and
Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS drove to wins in a pair of 25-lap Feature Races
Saturday night in the United Sprint Car Series 15th Annual Flip Flop 50 at
Riverside International Speedway. While DeVault and Howard both won from the
pole position, there were plenty of position changes throughout the 24-car
field in each race.
In the first 25-lap race, Landon Crawley came from the seventh starting
position to finish second, while Derek Hagar of Marion, AR started 17th and
rallied to finish third. The fourth and fifth spots were filled by a pair of
National Sprint Car Hall of Fame drivers that started their illustrious
careers as second-generation drivers at the track affectionately known as
“The Ditch.”
Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN, the 14-time USCS National Champion and
current point leader, took the fourth spot, and Sammy Swindell of
Germantown, TN was fifth after starting 19th. Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS
finished sixth and seventh went to Chris Martin of Ankeny, IA. Riley Goodno
of Knoxville, TN came home in eighth and Gage Montogomery of Fredericktown,
MO was ninth. Tucker Boulton of Brighton, TN rounded out the top ten in the
first Feature Race.
At the completion of the first 25-lap Feature Race, also known as the
“Flip,” the drivers that took the checkered flag were “Flopped” for the
start of the second 25-lap Feature Race. Chase Howard, who finished 21st in
the first race took the pole for the second race, and DeVault started 22nd
in the second Feature Race.
Hagar made another big charge in the second race to come from the 19th
starting hole to finish second behind Chase Howard. Brady Baker of
Alexander, AR took the third spot, and Montgomery was fourth. Martin came
home in the fifth spot, and sixth was Goodno. Boulton finished seventh, and
Crawley took the eighth spot. Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS was ninth, and
Swindell rounded out the top ten in the second Feature Race.
In preliminary action, the two 12-lap B-Main Races on Saturday night were
won by Cody Howard of Byhalia, MS and Prestin Dalton of Millington, TN. On
Friday night, DeVault won the ten lap K&N Filters Pole Scramble.
The five eight-lap heat races on Friday night were won by Wade Buttrey of
Fairview, TN in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, Montgomery in the
Butlerbuilt Second Heat, DeVault in the Hero Graphics Third Heat, Gray in
the Huggins Cams Fourth Heat, and Bowden in the DHR Fifth Heat.
The United Sprint Car Series will conclude its 2023 season next weekend
with a pair of races. The Fall Southern Nationals will begin on Friday
night, October 20 at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS, and then move
to Southern Raceway in Milton, FL on Saturday night, October 21. For more
information visit the USCS website at www.uscsracing.com, or their Facebook
page.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES FLIP FLOP 50 AT
RIVERSIDE INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY IN WEST MEMPHIS, AR ON 10/14/23:
FLIP FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (1) Zane DeVault, Plymouth, IN; 2. (7)
Landon Crawley, Benton, AR; 3. (17) Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 4. (5) Terry
Gray, Bartlett, TN; 5 (19) Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN; 6. (6) Dale
Howard, Byhalia, MS; 7. (9) Chris Martin, Ankeny, IA; 8. (11) Riley Goodno,
Knoxville, IA; 9. (4) Gage Montgomery, Fredericktown, MO; 10. (8) Tucker
Boulton, Brighton, TN; 11. (18) Brady Baker, Alexander, AR; 12. (20) Hayden
Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 13. (14) Ernie Ainsworth, Bartlett, TN; 14. (23)
Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 15. (24) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 16. (16)
Prestin Dalton, Millington, TN; 17. (10) Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN; 18.
(21) Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS; 19. (12) Ayden Gatewood, Caruthersville, MO;
20. (22) Kelsey Ivy, Fremont, OH; 21. (13) Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 22. (2)
Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 23. (3) Cameron Martin, Ankeny, IA; 24. (13) Cody
Howard, Byhalia, MS.
FLOP FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. (1) Chase Howard; 2. (19) Hagar; 3. (11)
Baker; 4. (13) Montgomery; 5. (15) Chris Martin; 6. (14) Goodno; 7. (12)
Boulton; 8. (20) Crawley; 9. (21) Bowden; 10. (17) Swindell; 11. (4) Ronny
Howard; 12. (7) Jeff Willingham; 13. (22) DeVault; 14. (23) Cameron Martin;
15. (8) Moss; 16. (5) Buttrey; 17. (3) Gatewood; 18. (2) Ivy; 19. (6)
Dalton; 20. (9) Ainsworth; 21. (18) Gray; 22. (16) Dale Howard; 23. (24)
Cody Howard; 24. (10) Hayden Martin.
B-MAIN RACES – 12 Laps (Top 5 Transfer To Main Event):
FIRST B-MAIN: 1. Co. Howard; 2. Hagar; 3. Swindell; 4. R. Howard; 5. Moss;
6. Gavin Boschele, Mooresville, NC; 7. Todd Bradford, Arlington, TN; 8.
Spencer Meredith, Hernando, MS; 9. D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 10. Jason
Keith, Fredericktown, MO DNS; 11. Rece Wommack, Falkner, MS DNS.
SECOND B-MAIN: 1. Dalton; 2. Baker; 3. Martin; 4. Ivy; 5. Willingham; 6.
Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS; 7. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 8. Kaleb
Poe, Scott, AR; 9. Tony Higgins, Lake Comorant, MS; 10. Marshall Skinner,
Marion, AR; 11. Curt Terrell, Rosemark, TN DNS.
Contact: PETE WALTON – 770-865-6097 Email peteuscs@att.net
USCS Flip Flop 50 and USCS Fall Nationals at Riverside International Speedway, West Memphis, Arkansas results for Night #1 on October 13, 2023.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N FiLtErs WINGED SPRINT CarS
USCS Sprint Cars 36 entries
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 48-Wade Buttrey[1]; 2. 74-Tucker Boulton[4]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 4. 22K-Kaleb Poe[2]; 5. 21-Spencer Meredith[3]; 6. 71-Brady Baker[5]; 7. 21B-Gavan Boschele[8]; 8. (DNF) 13X-Jake Brashier[7]
Butlerbuilt Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 79-Gage Montgomery[2]; 2. 22-Riley Goodno[1]; 3. 9JR-Derek Hagar[3]; 4. 26-Marshall Skinner[4]; 5. 55-Cody Howard[7]; 6. 2T-Todd Bradford[6]; 7. 56T-DL (Tank) Brashier[5]
Hero Graphics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 6-Zane DeVault[2]; 2. 44M-Chris Martin[3]; 3. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 4. 44R-Ronny Howard[1]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[5]; 6. 16-Hannah Merritt[7]; 7. (DNF) 27-Curt Terrell[6]
Huggins Cams Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 37-Ayden Gatewood[1]; 3. 187-Landon Crawley[6]; 4. 47S-Sammy Swindell[4]; 5. 67-Hayden Martin[3]; 6. 7D-Jason Keith[7]; 7. 8X-Tony Higgins[5]
DHR Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 2. 4-Cameron Martin[5]; 3.
20I-Kelsey Ivy[1]; 4. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[6]; 5. 23-Lance Moss[4]; 6. (DNF)
1D-Prestin Dalton[7]; 7. (DNF) 33-Rece Wommack[3]
K& N Filters USCS Sprint Car Pole Scramble (10 Laps): Starting positions for
the 1st USCS Flip Flop 50 feature on Saturday night.
1. 6-Zane DeVault[3]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[5]; 3. 4-Cameron Martin[1]; 4. 79-Gage Montgomery[2]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 6. 47-Dale Howard[7]; 7. 187-Landon Crawley[8]; 8. 74-Tucker Boulton[6]; 9. 44M-Chris Martin[10]; 10. 48-Wade Buttrey[9]
BIG CREEK CANNABIS 305 WINGED SPRINTS - 21 entries
Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 42-Derek Hagar[4]; 2. 1X-Eddie Gallagher[3]; 3. 23W-Conner Wray[1]; 4. 71-Jaxton Wiggs[2]; 5. 10K-Dewayne White[6]; 6. 25X-Tyler Whatley[7]; 7. 9-Levi Graham[5]
Pole Scramble (10 Laps): 1. 42-Derek Hagar[1]; 2. 23-Hayden Martin[2]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 4. 1X-Eddie Gallagher[4]; 5. 28-Keith Ainsworth[8]; 6. 44-Ronny Howard[3]; 7. 23W-Conner Wray[7]; 8. 6-Jake Jones[9]; 9. 4C-Cooper Looney[6]
G & S ELECTRIC MODIFIEDS - 22 entries
Feature (1 Laps): 1. 6-Dillon Knight[1]; 2. 27-Cayden Mitchell[3]; 3. 18-Clay Caldwell[11]; 4. 94-Austin Rettig[9]; 5. 177-Johnny Gustavus[2]; 6. D97-Daryl Hay[7]; 7. 11-Chuck York[13]; 8. 6K-Steven Knight[10]; 9. 88-Shane Mendoza[20]; 10. 5-Dennis Kimbrough[15]; 11. 25-Paul Robinson[21]; 12. 34-Thomas Smith[4]; 13. 4-Kyle Vanstory[18]; 14. 33-Jessie Dalton[16]; 15. 0-Jeremy Dalton[19]; 16. 99-Brandon Poppenheimer[8]; 17. 29-Colby Richardson[5]; 18. 91-Billy Tedford[12]; 19. 56-Trent Taylor[6]; 20. (DNS) 21K-Adam Harris; 21. (DNS) 77K-Paul Kimbrough; 22. (DNS) 44-Nathan Stewart
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 6-Dillon Knight[3]; 2. 34-Thomas Smith[2]; 3. D97-Daryl Hay[6]; 4. 6K-Steven Knight[5]; 5. 11-Chuck York[4]; 6. 33-Jessie Dalton[1]; 7. 0-Jeremy Dalton[7]; 8. 77K-Paul Kimbrough[8]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 177-Johnny Gustavus[1]; 2. 29-Colby Richardson[3]; 3. 99-Brandon Poppenheimer[5]; 4. 18-Clay Caldwell[6]; 5. 44-Nathan Stewart[7]; 6. 21K-Adam Harris[2]; 7. 88-Shane Mendoza[4]
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 27-Cayden Mitchell[1]; 2. 56-Trent Taylor[3]; 3. 94-Austin Rettig[5]; 4. 91-Billy Tedford[2]; 5. 5-Dennis Kimbrough[6]; 6. 4-Kyle Vanstory[4]; 7. 25-Paul Robinson[7]
QUINTON FARMS STOCKS - 16 entries
Heat 1: 1. 6-Dillon Knight[1]; 2. 82-Mathew Weakley[7]; 3. 66-Lance O'Brien[4]; 4. R00-Randall Schlafer[2]; 5. 33-Brian Bowden[3]; 6. 3D-Dustin Stuart[6]; 7. K12-Carter Griffin[5]; 8. 8-Derek Conley[8]
Heat 2: 1. 24-Landon Coke[3]; 2. 97-Jason Newsom[2]; 3. 96-Bill Crosthwait[7]; 4. 202-Jonathan Gustavus[8]; 5. 18X-Jared Hays[1]; 6. 10X-Bobby Allen Jr[4]; 7. D75-Tray Frazier[5]; 8. 6810-Elliott Denver[6]
Pole Scramble (10 Laps): 1. 6-Dillon Knight[1]; 2. 82-Mathew Weakley[3]; 3. 66-Lance O'Brien[5]; 4. 97-Jason Newsom[4]; 5. R00-Randall Schlafer[7]; 6. 202-Jonathan Gustavus[8]; 7. 96-Bill Crosthwait[6]; 8. 24-Landon Coke[2]
BLACK OAK GIN 600S MINI SPRINTS - 24 entries
Feature (25 Laps): 1. 11-Riley Goodno[1]; 2. 71-Jaxton Wiggs[4]; 3. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[2]; 4. 11A-Jaden Alexander[10]; 5. 17B-Brayden Taylor[3]; 6. 53-Gregg Jones[6]; 7. 926-Mason Skinner[9]; 8. 9J-Jake Jones[21]; 9. 5-Kameron Chamness[15]; 10. 3-Leroy Boone[20]; 11. 52R-Jim McNulty[8]; 12. 125-Jackson Skinner[16]; 13. 00-Ryleigh Young[11]; 14. 19-Jim Kradel[23]; 15. 14-Cari Scott[12]; 16. 11W-Carter Wilson[14]; 17. (DNF) 46-Ethan Tyler[5]; 18. (DNF) 69X-Matthew Baldwin[19]; 19. (DNF) 56R-Brian Ross[7]; 20. (DNF) 30JR-Jason Ward[22]; 21. (DNS) 40-Bentlee Connor; 22. (DNS) 15X-Peyton Swindle; 23. (DNS) 69-Ayden Gatewood; 24. (DNS) 12-Brennen Mitchell
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 11-Riley Goodno[4]; 2. 71-Jaxton Wiggs[8]; 3. 56R-Brian Ross[1]; 4. 11A-Jaden Alexander[5]; 5. 40-Bentlee Connor[6]; 6. 125-Jackson Skinner[7]; 7. 69X-Matthew Baldwin[2]; 8. 30JR-Jason Ward[3]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[7]; 2. 46-Ethan Tyler[3]; 3. 52R-Jim McNulty[5]; 4. 00-Ryleigh Young[6]; 5. 11W-Carter Wilson[8]; 6. 69-Ayden Gatewood[4]; 7. 3-Leroy Boone[1]; 8. 19-Jim Kradel[2]
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 17B-Brayden Taylor[2]; 2. 53-Gregg Jones[7]; 3. 926-Mason Skinner[1]; 4. 14-Cari Scott[3]; 5. 5-Kameron Chamness[6]; 6. 12-Brennen Mitchell[5]; 7. 9J-Jake Jones[4]; 8. 15X-Peyton Swindle.
$8000+ up for grabs in USCS Flip Flop 50 Sprint Car Shootout and $65,000+ USCS Fall National at Riverside Speedway on Friday and Saturday (October 13th and 14th)
Atlanta, GA – October 8, 2023 – Over $8000 is up for grabs when the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade historic Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas on Friday and Saturday, October 13th, and 14th for the 15th annual USCS “Flip Flop 50” Sprint Car Shootout presented by Arizona Sport Shirts. The USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour event is part of the K&N Filters $65,000 USCS Fall Nationals (2023) at the historic and legendary ¼ mile black Gumbo clay oval. The two-day racing event serves as the premier racing event at Riverside International Speedway each season.
The format for the “USCS Flip Flop 50” is a United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters original that is sometimes imitated, but never duplicated. The unique format features twin 25-lap main events with the first starting straight-up and the second starting fully inverted from the finish of the first.
Each of the 25-lap sprint car main events will pay the winner $2500 to win plus lap leader bonus money. The first USCS Sprint Car main event will be started straight up from the positions that drivers earned in the qualifying heats and the K&N Filters Pole Scramble on Friday night. The winner of the first 25-lap main event will be inverted to the final starting position in the second 25-lap A-Main event, that will start fully inverted from the finish of the first main event. Should the winner of the first main event also win the second main event from last position they will receive a $2500 Bonus for the accomplishment.
Winged Sprint Car drivers from ten or more states are expected to enter the USCS Flip Flop 50 field. Entries have already been received from Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, and Tennessee. A thirty plus USCS Sprint Car field has been the history on the USCS flip Flop 50, and this year appears to be one of the strongest and most talented group of entries.
Two well known National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductees are already among the entries. Both got their start at the historic West Memphis, Arkansas facility (Riverside Int. Speedway) as teenagers and went on to National prominence. The first would be 14-time USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, who also leads the current USCS National point standings. The other is three-time World of Outlaws Champion, five-time Chili Bowl National Midget Champion, Sammy Swindell of Germantown, Tennessee.
The USCS presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car racing format on Friday night at 7:30 pm features a racing program that includes the sprint car qualifying heat races for Saturday night’s first USCS “Flip Flop 50”, 25-lap main event. The top eight qualified drivers via passing points then compete in the K&N Filters Pole Scramble sprint car event. The K&N Filters Pole Scramble finishing order will determine the line-up for the front four rows of the first of Saturday’s USCS “Flip Flop 50” 25-lap main events.
On Saturday evening at 6:00 pm the USCS winged sprint cars will contest a series of B-Main/Last Chance Qualifying races that determine the final line-ups for the first of the two 25-lap main events. The first main event will start the field straight-up from their final qualifying order and pays $2500 to win plus lap-leader bonus money. The second 25-lap main event will start with the field inverted from the finish of the first main event. The winner of the first race will start in the last position (22nd). That race will also pay $2500 to win. As previously stated, a bonus of $2500 will be paid to any driver who can win both races after winning the first sprint car main event and starting last (22nd) in the second event.
Joining the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars for the $65,000+ USCS Fall Nationals will be two other winged sprint car divisions. Those are the M.S.C.A. Winged 305 Sprint Cars who will be racing for $1500 to win in their 25-lap main event on Saturday night after running the same qualifying format as the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars on Friday night. The schedule also includes the USCS 600 Sprint Car Series for winged 600 micro/mini sprints who have a shot at $1700 in top prize money over the two nights. The Winged 600 Mini Sprints presented by Engler Machine and Tool will contest a complete racing card on both nights including the Qualifying Heats and Main Event(s)t. Friday night’s Winged 600 Mini Sprint main events pays $600 to win with Saturday’s USCS Fall Nationals Winged 600 Mini Sprint finale paying $1000 to win.
Additionally, the Riverside Modifieds also will compete on Friday and Saturday nights contesting an entire one-night racing format including their qualifying heat races and their $1000 to main event each night.
A top prize of $1250 in cash plus merchandise bonus awards are posted for the 15th Annual Mid-South Street Stock Challenge division that also runs its qualifying heat races on Friday night plus their own K&N Filters Pole Scramble. their B/Main last chance race(s) and 25-lap weekend finale will be on Saturday evening as well. Fans can expect two nights of wide-open racing to complete the USCS series’ 2023 visits to the historic speedway during their 75th season of auto racing.
Gates open in the pit area at 4:00 pm CDT on Friday night with Grandstands opening at 5pm. The driver’s meeting is at 6:15 pm and hot laps will follow with racing scheduled for 7:30 pm CDT. On Saturday the pit and Grandstand gates will open at 2:30 pm with the Driver’s meeting at 5:00 pm and hot laps to follow. Racing action kicks off at 6:00 pm
Friday Grandstand Admission pricing is $20 for Adults, Youth from 6-11 yrs. old are $5 and Children 5 yrs. And Under are Free. Saturday Grandstand Admission pricing is $25 for Adults, Youth from 6-11 yrs. old are $10 and Children 5 yrs. And Under are Free. Parking lot parking is FREE.
***Two-day discount Adult and Youth Grandstand Admission tickets will be available on Friday at the track. The pricing is $40 per Adult and $10 for Youth 6 to 11 yrs. old. Children 5 yrs. and under are still, FREE BOTH NIGHTS.
For daily updates and /or changes please like and follow the USCS Racing and/or the Riverside International Facebook pages. For USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters sprint car rules, schedules, point standings and other series info please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097. For directions and other info on Riverside International Speedway please visit: www.riversideinternationalspeedway.com
Sammy Swindell to compete in 15th Annual USCS Flip Flop 50 at Riverside on October 13th and 14th
Atlanta, GA - October 5, 2023 - Three-time World of Outlaws Champion, Five-time Chili Bowl Midget Nationals Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Sammy Swindell from Germantown, Tennessee has entered the 15th Annual USCS Flip Flop 50 sprint car speed spectacular at Riverside International Speedway on Friday and Saturday. October 13th and 14th.
Swindell participated in the inaugural USCS Flip Flop 50, when his brother Jeff Swindell won the first half of the twin 25's. Sammy won the second half of the 25-lap contests with Jeff starting in 22nd position and racing all the way back to the runner-up spot.
He has been back several times since that inaugural event to compete in the USCS FlipFlop 50, but hasn't been able to reach the USCS Victory Lane again. He says "That's not the plan this time".
He will be driving a team car to two-time USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series Champion and three-time 2023 USCS winber Dale Howard's #47 sprint car. Sammy will be in the #47s team car for the weekend's action.
He warmed up for balance of the upcoming 2023 events he has on his schedule last Saturday night (9/30) at Riverside by winning his heat race, then leading the majority of the 25-lap Riverside 360 Fall Nationals main event before finishing third after getting caught up in lapped traffic in the closing laps.
Although his schedule has slowed down from those WOO touring days, he has raced seventeen times this year and has four wins to show for it in Winged 360 Sprint Cars. Those wins came at two Colorado track's and, two at Arizona's Vado Speedway just a couple of weeks ago.
Swindell is looking forward to getting back behind the wheel at one of the track's he competed at weekly as a young driver and seeing his fans. Those were in the days before he hit the road to track's all across the Nation and became one of sprint car racing's all-time greats.
To follow Sammy Swindell, go to his Facebook page SammySwindellRacing and/or follow him on Twitter (X) @1sam91
For more USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters info please visit www.uscsracing.com
For Riverside International Speedway information please go to www.riversideinternationalspeedway.com
DALE HOWARD HUSTLES TO USCS HELTON MEMORIAL USCS WIN AT ROME
FAYETTEVILLE, GA – September 23, 2023 - Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS led wire-to-wire to win the 15th Annual USCS Randy Helton Memorial RACE and DIXIE SPRINT CAR NATIONALS for the United Sprint Car Series on Saturday night at Rome Speedway. The victory was the second USCS win of the season for Howard. Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC took the second spot, 1.280 seconds behind Howard.
Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC finished third, and Chase Howard of Nesbitt, MS was fourth. Jeff Oliver of Pendergrass, GA drove to a fifth-place finish, and sixth went to Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS. Danny Burke of Crosby TX started 12th and finished seventh to earn the Wilwood Brakes Hard Charger of the Race Award.
Brandon Grubaugh of Ocala, FL took the eighth spot and Wade Buttrey of
Fairview, TN finished ninth. Jake Brashier of Denham Springs, LA rounded out
the top ten. In preliminary action, the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed
Dash was won by Dale Howard, and the two eight-lap Heat Races were won by
Riggins in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, and 14-Time USCS National
Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat.
Dale Howard took the lead at the drop of the green flag followed by Chase Howard, Gray, Riggins, and Moss. Gray moved up to the second spot on lap two getting around Chase Howard. The first of two caution flags came out on lap four when Bob Auld of Largo, FL stalled on the high side of turn four.
When the green bulb was lit up, Dale Howard pulled out to a full straightaway over Gray, Chase Howard, Riggins and Moss by the eighth lap. Dale Howard began to encounter heavy lapped traffic by lap 11, and Gray closed to within a few car-lengths of the leader.
Once Dale Howard cleared the heavy lapped traffic on lap 15, he began to pull away and opened up another big lead on the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Gray. While the leaders worked lapped traffic, Riggins and Moss passed Chase Howard to take over third and fourth spots respectively.
The pace of the race and the top five changed dramatically on lap 26 when Joe Larkin of Suwanee, GA hit the inside guard rail coming off the fourth turn to bring out the caution flag. As the field slowed in turn two, the lapped car of D.L. Brashier of Ethel, LA spun and collected Gray under caution.
The USCS point leader (Gray) had to give up the second spot with a damaged race car and was towed to the pits. Dale Howard was able to pull away once again on the restart for the green, white, checkered finish followed by Riggins, Moss, Chase Howard, and Jeff Oliver.
The next two races for USCS will be on October 13 and 14 at historic Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR. For more information visit the USCS website at uscsracing.com, or their Facebook Page.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Huggins Cams, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE 15TH ANNUAL RANDY HELTON MEMORIAL RACE AND DIXIE SPRINT CAR NATIONALS AT ROME SPEEDWAY IN ROME, GA ON 9/23/23:
15TH ANNUAL RANDY HELTON MEMORIAL EATURE RACE – 27 Laps: 1. (1) Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 2. (4) Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC; 3. (6) Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 4. (2) Chase Howard, Nesbitt, MS; 5. (8) Jeff Oliver, Pendergrass, GA; 6. (7) Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 7. (12) Danny Burke, Crosby, TX; 8. (9) Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL; 9. (5) Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN; 10. (11) Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 11. (16) Scott Baldwin, Jupiter, FL; 12. (14) Brian Thomas, Pendergrass, GA; 13. (3) Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 14. (13) Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA; 15. (17) D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 16. (15) Jackson Wellman, Belmont, NC; 17. (10) Bob Auld, Largo, FL; 18. (18) Eric Gunderson, Canton, GA DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. D. Howard; 2. C. Howard; 3. Gray; 4. Riggins; 5. Buttrey; 6. Moss.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Riggins; 2. D. Howard; 3. C. Howard; 4. Oliver; 5. Grubaugh; 6. J. Brashier; 7. Gunderson DNS; 8. Thomas DQ; 9. Wellman DQ.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC HEAT 2: 1. Gray; 2. Buttrey; 3. Moss; 4. Willingham; 5. Auld; 6. Burke; 7. Larkin; 8. D. Brashier; 9. Baldwin.
United Sprint Car Series News Release: Contact: PETE WALTON – 770-865-6097 or peteuscs@att net
BOSCHELE SWEEPS USCS SALUTE TO AMERICAN LABOR NATIONALS
EASTABOGA, AL – September 3, 2023 - Gavan Boschele of Mooresville, NC swept the three race United Sprint Car Series Salute To American Labor Nationals with a win on Sunday night in the 25-lap Feature Race at Talladega Short Track. The 15-year-old Chevrolet Development Driver also picked up victories in the first two rounds on Friday and Saturday nights at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, TN.
Boschele won every event he competed in at TST on Sunday night driving a car owned by NASCAR star Christopher Bell and Brian Kemenah. He won the eight-lap DHR Third Heat Race, and then earned the pole position for the Main Event by winning the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash.
Boschele then led all 25 laps and beat Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS to the checkered flag by 1.468 seconds for his seventh win of the season. Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS finished third and fourth went to 14-time USCS National Champion, current point leader, and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Barlett, TN. Tucker Boulton of Brighton, TN was fifth. Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC took the sixth spot, and Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC came home in seventh. Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS finished eighth, and Brandon Grubaugh of Ocala, FL was ninth. Dennis Misuraca of Sanford, FL rounded out the top ten.
In other preliminary action, the other two eight-lap Heat Races were won by Martin in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat and Howard in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. The 21-car field featured drivers from eight different states.
Boschele took command of the race at the drop of the green flag by taking the lead from the pole position followed by Martin who started outside the front row, then Howard, Gray and Mark Ruel Jr. of Jacksonville, FL. The caution flag came out on the first lap necessitating a complete restart. The top five to complete the first lap were Boschele, Martin, Howard, Gray and Moss.
Gray passed Howard for the third spot on lap three, and Howard battled back to regain the position on lap nine. Boschele had opened up a three second lead on Martin by the tenth lap. A lap 15 caution flag bunched the field back up for a restart with Boschele giving up a four second advantage over Martin.
Howard got by Martin for the second spot on the restart, as Boschele opened up a one second lead. Ruel passed Gray for the fourth spot on lap 17, but Gray recaptured the spot on lap 19, as Ruel began to fall off the pace and dropped to tenth. Ruel stalled on lap 20 to bring out the caution flag.
The top five for the five-lap dash to the finish were Boschele, Howard, Martin, Gray and Riggins. When the green flag came out, Boulton got by Riggins for the fifth position, and Moss went from eighth to sixth, dropping Riggins to seventh. Boschele pulled away from Howard to take his third straight USCS victory in as many nights.
The next event for the United Sprint Car Series will be on Friday, September 8th at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, NC. on the following night the series returns to Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney,,SCDDDĎ G6 to make-up for the rained out July 9th event at Cherokee Speedway.
I ùinformation visit the USCS website at www.uscsracing.com, and the series’ Facebook page. For Carolina Speedway information visit their website at www.carolinaspeedway.net
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK IN EASTABOGA, AL ON 9/3/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Gavin Boschele, Mooresville, NC (1); 2. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS (4); 3. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS (2); 4. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (3); 5. Tucker Boulton, Brighton, TN (10); 6. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (6); 7. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC (9); 8. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (8); 9. Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL (11); 10. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL (14); 11. Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA (13); 12. Evan McElhaney, Hernando, MS (12); 13. Danny Burke, Crosby, TX (16); 14. Sean Wimpee, Mobile, AL (20); 15. Brianna Lawson, Southern Pines, NC (15); 16. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA (18); 17. Mark Ruel Jr., Jacksonville, FL (5); 18. Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS (17); 19. D.L. (Tank) Brashier, Ethel, LA (19); 20. Prestin Dalton, Millington, TN (7); 21. Lee Moore, Moundville, AL DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Boschele; 2. Martin; 3. Gray; 4. Howard; 5. Ruel; 6. Moss.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Martin; 2. Dalton; 3. Gray; 4. Boulton; 5. Misuraca; 6. J. Brashier; 7. D. Brashier.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Howard; 2. Riggins; 3. Willingham; 4. Grubaugh; 5. Lawson; 6. Burke; 7. Moore DNS.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Boschele; 2. Ruel; 3. Moss; 4. McElhaney; 5. Larkin; 6. Merritt; 7. Wimpee.
BOSCHELE MAKES IT TWO-IN-A-ROW AT I-75 RACEWAY IN USCS ACTION
SWEETWATER, TN – Gavin Boschele of Mooreville, NC, a 15-year-old Chevrolet Development Driver, came to I-75 Raceway to take on a star-studded field of veteran United Sprint Car Series drivers from seven different states, and won not once, but twice. Boschele drove the Christopher Bell and Brian Kemenah owned car to victory on Friday and Saturday night. It was his sixth USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car main event win of the 2023 season.
Boschele started on the outside front row in the Saturday night 30-lap Feature, and passed the polesitter, 14-time USCS National Champion, current point leader, and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN in the opening laps Main Event. Boschele then led the rest of the way to take a three second margin of victory under the checkered flag.
Gray held off several challenges to come home in the second spot and third went to Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS. Jared Horstman of Cloverdale, OH was fourth, and after starting 17th, Devin Dobie of Wapakoneta, OH was the Hard Charger of the Race with a fifth-place finish. Chase Dunham of Leipsic, OH took the sixth spot, and Kobe Allison of Lima, OH was seventh.
Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC finished eighth and Brianna Lawson of Southern Pines, NC took the ninth spot. Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS rounded out the top ten. In preliminary action, Gray won the six-lap Hoosier Tire Speed Dash, and the three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Boschele in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, Riggins in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Howard in the DHR Third Heat.
The United Sprint Car Series moves to Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL on Sunday night for the third and final race of the Salute To American Labor Nationals. For more information, visit the track website at www.talladegashorttrack.com, or the USCS website at www.uscsracing.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT I-75 RACEWAY IN SWEETWATER, TN ON 9/2/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Gavin Boschele, Mooresville, NC (2); 2. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN (1); 3. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS (4); 4. Jared Horstman, Cloverdale, OH (5); 5. Devin Dobie, Wapakoneta, OH (17); 6. Chase Dunham, Leipsic, OH (7); 7. Kobe Allison, Lima, OH (8); 8. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC (3); 9. Brianna Lawson, Southern Pines, NC (12); 10. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS (11); 11. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC (13); 12. Prestin Dalton, Millington, TN (16); 13. Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN (18); 14. Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA (15); 15. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA (19); 16. Brandon Grubaugh, Ocala, FL (14); 17. C.J. Miller, Mooresville, NC (9); 18. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS (10); 19. D.L. (Tank) Brashier, Ethel, LA (20); 20. Mark Ruel Jr., Jacksonville, FL (6).
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Gray; 2. Boschele; 3. Riggins; 4. Howard; 5. Horstman; 6. Ruel.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Boschele; 2. Horstman; 3. Ruel; 4. Larkin; 5. Lawson; 6. Dalton; 7. D. Brashier.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Riggins; 2. Allison; 3. Martin; 4. Gray; 5. Moss; 6. Dobie; 7. J. Brashier.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Howard; 2. Dunham; 3. Miller; 4. Willingham; 5. Grubaugh; 6. Buttrey.
HAGAR NAILS NINTH USCS WIN AT CLAYHILL
• ATWOOD, TN – August 25, 2023 -, Derek Hagar of Marion, AR drove the DHR Special to his ninth United Sprint Car Series win of the season on Friday night in the 25-lap Feature Race at Clayhill Motorsports Park. Hagar started from the pole position and led all 25 laps of the caution-free Feature Race in the first appearance for USCS at Clayhill in over seven years.
• Jac Nickles of Harrod, OH finished second, and third went to Dale Howard of Byhalia. MS. Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS was fourth, and Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS took the fifth spot and was the Hard Charger of the Race after starting 12th.
o The 14-time USCS National Champion, current point leader and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN came home in the sixth position. Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC finished seventh and the eighth spot went to Jeff Willingham of Rip[ley, MS. Curt Terrell of Rosemark, TN was ninth and Wade Buttrey of Fairview, TN rounded out the top ten.
o In preliminary action, Hagar earned the pole position for the Feature Race after winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash and he also won the Engler Machine & Tool first eight-lap Heat Race. Nickles won the JJ Supply of NC second eight-lap Heat Race.
o Hagar grabbed the lead at the drop of the green flag for the feature race followed by Nickles, Howard, Moss, and Bowden. By the fifth lap, Hagar had opened up a 1.3 second lead on Nickles, and stretched it out to 2.662 seconds by lap 10. At the hallway point in the race the top five was Hagar, Nickles, Howard, Bowden and Moss.
o Martin was on the move in the second half of the race, as he passed Moss for the fifth spot on lap 17. With five laps to go, Hagar maintained his 2.28 second lead on Nickles in lapped traffic, and he took the checkered flag with a margin of victory at 4.066 second. The caution free race took eight minutes and 38.149 seconds to complete 25 laps.
o The United Sprint Car Series will return to Clayhill Motorsports Park on Saturday night for another complete show with local Divisions also in action. The Pit Gate open at 4 p.m., the Grandstand gates open at 5 p.m., and racing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. For more information call 731-613-4770, or visit the track website at clayhillmotorsportspark.com, or on their Facebook page.
• United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
• OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT CLAYHILL MOTORSPORTS PARK IN ATWOOD, TN ON 8/25/2023:
• FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Jac Nickles, Harrod, OH; 3. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 4. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 5. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 6. Terry Gray Bartlett, MS; 7. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 8. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 9. Curt Terrell, Rosemark, TN; 10. Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN; 11. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 12. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL; 13. Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS; 14. D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 15. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 16. Steven Howell, Byhalia, MS.
• HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Hagar; 2. Nickles; 3. Moss; 4. D. Howard; 5. Gray; 6. Bowden.
• HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
• ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Hagar; 2. Gray; 3. C. Howard; 4. Willingham; 5. Misuraca; 6. J. Brashier; 7. D. Brashier; 8. Buttrey.
• JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Nickles; 2. Bowden; 3. D. Howard; 4. Moss; 5. Terrell; 6. Martin; 7. Merritt; 8. Howell.
HAGAR HUSTLES TO EIGHTH USCS WIN OF THE SEASON AT THE DITCH
WEST MEMPHIS, AR – Derek Hagar of Marion, AR hustled from the eighth
starting spot to take his eighth United Sprint Car Series win of the season
on Saturday night at Riverside International Raceway, and his second USCS
win of the season at the historic track also known as “The Ditch.”
Hagar took the lead with three laps to go in the 30-lap Feature Race when
Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS dropped out of the lead and the race with engine
issues. Polesitter Marshall Skinner of Marion, AR led the first four laps of
the race and finished second. Third went to Hayden Martin of Olive Branch,
MS, and Landon Crawley of Benton, AR took the fourth spot.
Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS was the Hard Charger of the Race after
starting 17th and finishing fifth. Tucker Boulton of Brighton, TN was sixth,
and 14-time USCS National Champion, current point leader and National Sprint
Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN finished seventh.
Ernie Ainsworth of Bartlett, TN took the eighth spot, and Prestin Dalton
of Millington, TN was ninth. Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC rounded out the
top ten. In preliminary action, Skinner earned the pole position for the
Feature Race by winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The
three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Bowden in the Engler Machine & Tool
First Heat, Skinner in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Gray in the DHR
Third Heat.
Skinner took the lead at the start of the race followed by Bowden,
Martin, Gray and Hagar. Bowden got by Skinner to take the lead on lap five
with Martin, Hagar and Gray running third through fifth respectively. Hagar
got busy in his march to the front of the pack in the last ten laps of the
race.
Hagar moved up to third on lap 20 with a pass on Martin. Hagar made what
would be the winning move on lap 26 when he passed Skinner for the second
spot. When Bowden dropped out on lap 28, Hagar took the lead and held it to
the checkered flag on lap 30 in a race that took nine minutes and 45 seconds
to complete.
The next two races for USCS will take place on August 25 and 26 at
Clayhill Motorsports Park in Atwood, TN. For more information call
731-613-4770, or visit the track website at clayhillmotorsportspark.com, or
the USCS website at uscsracing.com. You can also like them both on Facebook.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler
Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC,
Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC
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OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT RIVERSIDE
INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY IN WEST MEMPHIS, AR ON 8/19/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Marshall Skinner,
Marion, AR; 3. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 4. Landon Crawley, Benton,
AR; 5. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 6. Tucker Boulton, Brighton, TN; 7. Terry
Gray, Bartlett, TN; 8. Ernie Ainsworth, Bartlett, TN; 9. Prestin Dalton,
Millington, TN; 10. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 11. Jake Brashier, Denham
Springs, LA; 12. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 13. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS;
14. D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 15. Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS; 16. Koty
Adams, Haughton, LA; 17. Dusty Young, Benton, AR DNS; 18. Ronny Howard,
Nesbit, MS DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Skinner; 2. Bowden; 3. Adams;
4. Martin; 5. Gray; 6. Moss.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Bowden; 2. Martin; 3. Hagar; 4.
Willingham; 5. Dalton; 6. R. Howard DNS.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Skinner; 2. Adams; 3. Crawley; 4. Boulton;
5. Ainsworth; 6. D. Howard.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Gray; 2. Moss; 3. J. Brashier; 4. D. Brashier; 5. Merritt; 6. Young.
United Sprint Car Series News Release Lexiñton 104 Speedway: Contact:
PETE WALTON – 770-865-6097
August 18, 2023
MOSS MOTORS TO LEXINGTON 104 SPEEDWAY USCS WIN
LEXINGTON, TN – Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC motored to the 25-lap Main
Event win Friday night for the United Sprint Car Series at Lexington 104
Speedway. Moss started on the outside of the front row for the feature race
to pick up his first USCS win of the 2023 season.
The USCS point leader, 14 time National Champion and National Sprint Car
Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN finished second and Derek
Hagar of Marion, AR took the third spot. Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS was
fourth, and Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS came home in fifth.
Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS drove to a sixth-place finish, and Wade
Buttrey of Fairview, TN was seventh. Hayden Brinkley of Bono, AR finished
eighth, and Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS took the ninth spot. Jake Brashier
of Denham Springs, LA rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Gray won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed
Dash to earn the Pole Position for the Main Event. The two eight-lap Heat
Races were won by Chase Howard in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, and
Hagar won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat.
The next event for the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour will be Saturday night at
Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR. Riverside
International Speedway is located at 151 Legion Road, West Memphis, AR. For
more information call 870-735-8071, or visit the track website at
riversideinternationalraceway.com, or the USCS website at uscsracing.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler
Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC,
Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC
Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT LEXINGTON 104
SPEEDWAY IN LEXINGTON, TN ON 8/18/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 2. Terry Gray,
Bartlett, TN; 3. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 4. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 5.
Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 6. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 7. Wade Buttrey,
Fairview, TN; 8. Hayden Brinkley, Bono, AR; 9. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS;
10. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 11. Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS; 12.
D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Gray; 2. Moss; 3. D. Howard;
4. Hagar; 5. C. Howard; 6. Brinkley.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. C. Howard; 2. D. Howard; 3. Gray; 4.
Bowden; 5. Willingham; 6. J. Brashier.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Hagar; 2. Moss; 3. Brinkley; 4. Merritt; 5. D. Brashier; 6. Buttrey.
SHANE MORGAN MASTERS USCS MISSISSIPPI STATE CHAMPIONSHIP AT HATTIESBURG
HATTIESBURG, MS – Shane Morgan of Gulfport, MS captured Night 2 of the
Mississippi State Championships for the United Sprint Car Series at
Hattiesburg Speedway. Morgan took the win in the 30-lap Feature Race after
starting on the pole position. Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS came from the
fourth starting spot to finish second.
Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS took the third spot and Friday night’s Hattiesburg winner Michael Miller of Pascagoula, MS was fourth. The USCS National point leader, 14-time USCS National Champion, and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN came home in fifth, and Rusty Sanford of Seminary, MS grabbed the sixth spot.
Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS finished seventh, and Dennis Misuraca of Sanford, FL was the Hard Charger of the Race after starting 15th and coming home in the eighth spot. Ninth went to Joseph Wray IV of Bartlett, TN, and Jake Brashier of Denham Springs, LA rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Morgan earned the pole position for the Feature Race by winning the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Alex Lyles of Arlington, TN in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Prestin Dalton of Millington, TN won DHR Third Heat.
The next two events for the United Sprint Car Series will take the Winged Outlaw Sprint Cars to Lavonia Speedway in Lavonia, GA on Friday night, August 11, and to Senoia Raceway in Senoia, GA on Saturday night, August 12.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY IN HATTIESBURG, MS ON 8/4/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Shane Morgan, Gulfport, MS; 2. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 3. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 4. Michael Miller, Pascagoula, MS; 5. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 6. Rusty Sanford, Seminary, MS; 7. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 8. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL; 9. Joseph Wray IV, Bartlett, TN; 10. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 11. Blake Mallette, Vancleve, MS; 12. Prestin Dalton, Millington, TN; 13. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 14. Alex Lyles, Arlington, TN; 15. John Robicheaux, Gulfport, MS; 16. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 17. Sean Wimpee, Mobile, AL; 18. D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Morgan; 2. Dalton; 3. Martin; 4. Howard; 5. Lyles; 6. Gray DNS.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Lyles; 2. Morgan; 3. Robicheaux; 4. Sanford; 5. Willingham; 6. Wimpee.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Martin; 2. Gray; 3. Howard; 4. Moss; 5. Misuraca; 6. Mallette.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Dalton; 2. Bowden; 3. Miller; 4. Wray; 5. J. Brashier; 6. D. Brashier DNS.
MILLER WINS NIGHT 1 OF USCS MISSISSIPPI STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS AT HATTIESBURG
HATTIESBURG, MS – Michael Miller of Pascagoula, MS opened the first of two
nights in winning the 25-lap United Sprint Car Series Mississippi State
Championship Feature Race Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway. The current
National point leader, 14-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint
Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN was second.
Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS took the third spot and Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS finished fourth. Shane Morgan of Gulfport, MS drove to a fifth-place finish, and sixth went to Rusty Sanford of Seminary, MS. Prestin Dalton of Millington, TN was seventh, and Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS was the Hard Charger of the Race starting 15th and finishing eighth,
Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS finished ninth and Dennis Misuraca of Sanford, FL rounded out the top ten. In preliminary action, Lane Whittington of Denham Springs, LA won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Martin in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat, Morgan in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Whittington won the DHR Third Heat.
The USCS Winged Outlaw Sprint Cars return to Hattiesburg Speedway for Night 2 of the Mississippi State Championship on Saturday night with a 25-lap Feature Race. Hattiesburg Speedway is located at 4663 U.S. Highway 49 South, Hattiesburg, MS. For more information visit the track website at www.hattiesburgspeedway.net, or www.uscsracing.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES EVENT AT HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY IN HATTIESBURG, MS ON 8/4/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Michael Miller, Pascagoula, MS; 2. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 3. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 4. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 5. Shane Morgan, Gulfport, MS; 6. Rusty Sanford, Seminary, MS; 7. Prestin Dalton, Millington, TN; 8. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 9. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 10. Dennis Misuraca, Sanford, FL; 11. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 12. Lance Whittington, Denham Springs, LA; 13. Jeff Smith, Gulfport, MS; 14. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 15. Todd Bliss, Baton Rouge, LA; 16. Blake Mallette, Vancleve, MS; 17. D.L. Brashier, Ethel, LA; 18, Tommy Hall, Natchitoches, LA; 19. Scott Craft, Purvis, MS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Whittington; 2. Gray; 3. Martin; 4. Miller; 5. Moss; 6. Bowden.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Martin; 2. Howard; 3. Sanford; 4. Smith; 5. Craft; 6. J. Brashier.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Morgan; 2. Moss; 3. Miller; 4. Bliss; 5. Mallette; 6. Misuraca; 7. D. Brashier.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Whittington; 2. Gray; 3. Bowden; 4. Dalton; 5. Willingham; 6. Hall.
Zane DeVAULT WAITS OUT THE RAIN FOR CAROLINA USCS WIN
GASTONIA, NC - July, 28, 2023 -Zane DeVault of Plymouth, IN waited out a four-hour rain delay to win the 25-lap United Sprint Car Series Feature Race Friday night at Carolina Speedway. DeVault took the lead on lap seven, and led the rest of the way. Johnny Bridges of Cherryville, NC came home in the second spot.
USCS National point leader, 14-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN finished third, and Terry Witherspoon of Jacksonville, FL was fourth. Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC came back from a mid-race spin to take the fifth position.
Joe Larkin of Suwanee, GA finished sixth, with seventh going to Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS. Camden Jackson of Cherryville, NC took the eighth spot, and Shawn Mott of Rockwell, NC was ninth. Brian Thomas of Pendergrass, GA rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, C.J. Miller of Mooresville, NC won the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash to earn the K&N Filters Pole Position for the Big Show. The two eight-lap Heat Races were won by Moss in the Engler Machine & Tool First Heat and Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat.
Miller took the lead at the drop of the green flag for the 25-lap Feature Race followed by Bridges, DeVault, Gray and Riggins. On lap five, Riggins got by Gray for the fourth spot, and DeVault passed Bridges for the second position on lap six. Miller slowed off the pace on lap seven giving DeVault the lead. Miller stalled in turn four to bring out the first of three caution flags.
DeVault brought the field down for the restart with Bridges, Riggins, Gray, and Witherspoon in the top five. Riggins drove by Bridges for the second spot on lap 13, as DeVault had opened up a 2.2 second lead. Moss brought out the caution flag on lap 14 with a spin in turn one. He was able to restart seventh as the last car on the lead lap.
When the field went back to green, Riggins was able to keep pace with the leader DeVault. With just 1.372 seconds separating DeVault and Riggins, the night for the second-place driver went up in smoke on lap 21. There was an oil fire on Riggins’ car, so the red flag was displayed. DeVault was able to cruise to a four second margin of victory over Bridges at the checkered flag.
The final night of the three-race USCS Carolina Swing will take place on Saturday night at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, SC, the Track Your Mama Warned You About. For more information visit the Cherokee Speedway website at www.cherokeespeedwaysc.com.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Huggins Cams, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS FOR THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE AT CAROLINA SPEEDWAY IN GASTONIA, NC ON 7/28/2023:
USCS FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Zane DeVault, Plymouth, IN; 2. Johnny Bridges, Cherryville, NC; 3. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 4. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 5. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 6. Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA; 7. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 8. Camden Jackson, Cherryville, NC; 9. Shawn Mott, Rockwell, NC; 10. Brian Thomas, Pendergrass, GA; 11. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC; 12. Robert Tyler, Mount Pleasant, NC; 13. Eric Gunderson, Canton, GA; 14. Kevin Heavner, Charlotte, NC; 15. C.J. Miller, Mooresville, NC; 16. Brian Tyler, Parma, MI; 17. A.J. Maddox, Tampa, FL; 18. Gavan Boschele, Mooresville, NC DNS; 19. Kyle Connery, Vero Beach, FL DNS.
HOOSIER SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Miller; 2. Gray; 3. DeVault; 4. Bridges; 5. Moss; 6. Riggins.
HEAT RACES - 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE & TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. Moss; 2. Miller; 3. Bridges; 4. Larkin; 5. Willingham; 6. Mott; 7. Heavner; 8. Boschele; 9. Connery; 10. Maddox.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Riggins; 2. DeVault; 3. Gray; 4. Witherspoon; 5. Jackson; 6. R. Tyler; 7. Thomas; 8. Gunderson; 9. B. Tyler.
BOSCHELE BLASTS TO TRAVELERS REST USCS WIN
TRAVELERS REST, SC –July 27, 2023 - 15-year-old young gun Gavan Boschele of Mooresville, NC was the dominant force in United Sprint Car Series action Thursday night at Travelers Rest Speedway, as he took a big win, leading all 25 laps of the Feature Race. Boschele took the checkered flag for his fourth win of the season with a 5.602 second advantage of the second-place finisher Eric Riggins Jr. of Charlotte, NC.
National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee and 14-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN took the third spot to pad his point lead in search of his 15th title. Johnny Bridges of Cherryville, NC was fourth and Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC rounded out the top five.
Zane DeVault of Plymouth, IN who finished sixth after starting the race from the 15th spot was the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger of the Race. Seventh went to Eric Gunderson of Canton, GA, and A.J. Maddox of Tampa, FL was eighth. Terry Witherspoon of Jacksonville FL came back from a lap nine spin to finish ninth, and Brian Thomas of Pendergrass, GA rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, the two eight-lap Heat Races were won by Riggins in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, and Witherspoon in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. Boschele won the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash to earn the K& N Filters Pole Position for the Feature Race.
Boschele took the lead at the drop of the green flag while Riggins and Witherspoon battled for the second spot with Gray in fourth and C.J. Miller of Mooresville, NC in the fifth spot. Witherspoon passed Riggins for the second spot on lap two, and Riggins reclaimed the spot on the third lap.
The battle for second enabled Boschele to open up a 3.5 second lead by the sixth lap. The only caution flag of the race came out on lap nine that shook up the top five in the running order. Witherspoon spun coming off the fourth turn and collected Miller. Witherspoon went to the back of the field for the restart, and Miller retired for the evening. The top five for the restart was Boschele, Riggins, Gray, Bridges, and Moss.
Boschele packed his bags, turned in the key, and checked out on the field for the remainder of the race that only took ten minutes and 23.149 seconds to complete. Boschele had a three second lead by lap 16, a 3.5 second advantage with five laps to go, and a 5.602 second margin of victory under the checkered flag on lap 25.
The Thursday night Travelers Rest Speedway stop was the first of a Carolina Triple Header for the United Sprint Car Series. They will head to Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, NC on Friday night, with the finale on Saturday night at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, SC.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF USCS EVENT AT TRAVELERS REST SPEEDWAY IN TRAVELERS REST, SC ON 7/27/2023:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Gavan Boschele, Mooresville, NC; 2. Eric Riggins Jr., Charlotte, NC; 3. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 4. Johnny Bridges, Cherryville, NC; 5. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 6. Zane DeVault, Plymouth, IN; 7. Eric Gunderson, Canton, GA; 8. A.J. Maddox, Tampa, FL; 9. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 10. Brian Thomas, Pendergrass, GA; 11. Joe Larkin, Suwanee, GA; 12. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 13. C.J. Miller, Mooresville, NC; 14. Camden Jackson, Cherryville, NC; 15. Kyle Connery, Vero Beach, FL DNS; 16. John Peden, Greer, SC DNS; 17. Sonny Stroud, Marietta, SC DNS.
HOOSIER SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Boschele; 2. Riggins; 3. Witherspoon; 4. Gray; 5. Thomas; 6. Miller.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL 1ST HEAT: 1. Riggins; 2. Moss; 3. Gray; 4. Maddox; 5. Bridges; 6. Willingham; 7. Jackson; 8. Connery; 9. Stroud.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC 2ND HEAT: 1. Witherspoon; 2. Boschele; 3. Thomas; 4. Miller; 5. Larkin; 6. Gunderson; 7. Peden; 8. DeVault.
USCS Outlaw Thunder winged sprint cars set for Travelers Rest Speedway “Red Clay Rumble” this Thursday at 8:00 pm (July 27th).
July 25, 2023 - Atlanta, GA - Wild and exciting winged outlaw sprint car racing returns to the Travelers Rest Speedway on Thursday, July 27th at 8:000 pm. The United Sprint Car Series "Outlaw Thunder" Tour presented by K&N Filters www.uscsracing.com winged sprint cars invade the 3/8-mile high-banked clay oval for the USCS “Red Clay Rumble” Round #1 Sprint Car Speed Spectacular. The event is the thirty-fifth event on the 27th Anniversary schedule for the Nationally touring USCS drivers. The race is the second and final USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car event scheduled at Travelers Rest Speedway during the 2023 season. The event also serves as Round twenty on the USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series schedule.
The Travelers Rest Speedway race will award USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour
drivers with National and USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series
championship points. Entries are expected from seven or more states for the
event.
Expected entries for this Thursday night include several multi-time USCS
Southern Thunder Tour sprint car feature winners.
Those drivers include: 14-time USCS National and multi-time Southern Thunder Tour USCS Champion Terry Gray, from Bartlett, Tennessee. Terry Gray has 96 USCS career wins including several at Travelers Rest Speedway. He also hac over 40 USCS National and regional series titles.
Several National and regional Rookie of the Year drivers who are entered include the 2012 USCS National Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi, who is third place in the current 2023 USCS National standings. The 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Rookie of the Year, Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia is also entered.
Lance Moss from Cherryville, North Carolina is in the runner-up spot in the National standings currently and hoping to improve this weekend. He is also in the second position in the Southern Thunder Tour regional series standings and just 6 points out of the lead behind current points leader, Terry Gray. Lance Moss is multi-time USCS feature winner as well.
Other top North Carolina based entries include past USCS Rookie of the Year and a former USCS regional series Champion, Johnny “the Wild Child” Bridges also from Cherryville, North Carolina. Also expected is another former USCS Rookie of the Year, the ‘Carolina Kid”, Eric Riggins, Jr. from Charlotte, North Carolina Both of those drivers have 20+ USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour feature wins. Bridges is also a previous winner at Travelers Rest Speedway
Several other North Carolina drivers are expected including C.J. Miller
from Mooresville. Two other Georgia veteran drive entries include Brian
Thomas from Pendergrass, Georgia is expected as well as veteran USCS sprint
car driver Joe Larkin from Suwannee, Georgia who are both inside the 2021
Southern Thunder top ten. Terry Witherspoon from Jacksonville, Florida.
Two impressive teenagers are on the entry list of USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour
drivers. The first three-time 2023 USCS feature winner, Gavan Boschele from
Mooresville, North Carolina, who is 15 years old. Boschele, who seems to
wheel almost any type of race car impressively, while winning in pavement
Late Models, Midgets and 600cc Micro Sprints, has been nothing but
impressive in his limited number of sprint car starts while driving
Christopher Bell and Brian Kemenah’s #21 sprint car with a number of podium
finishes, top five finishes and those three wins in USCS competition.
The other teenage sensation is 14-year-old Brianna, Lawson from Raeford, North Carolina. She is currently campaigning with the Carolina Sprint Tout series and in second place in the series point standings, just two points out of first place behind former series Champion, Jake McLain. The teenager has won two Carolina Sprint Tour events during the current season while chasing the 2023 title.
The USCS winged sprint cars are joined on Thursday night’s the action-packed racing card by a full program of stock car racing as well including racing in the Renegade Sportsman, Thunder Bomber, Thunder Bomber Futures and the Extreme Four (front wheel drive) divisions.
The pit gates open at 4:30 pm. The general admission grandstands open at 5:00 pm. The drivers’ meeting is at 6:45 pm with test and tune hot laps to follow. The first race kicks off at 8:00 pm sharp!
Admission pricing is as follows: Adult general admission is $20. Pit area admission is $30 for adults with Children 4-10 years old $5.
For directions to and more information about Travelers Rest Speedway please visit www.travelersrestspeedway.net
For updated schedules, rules and more for the United Sprint Car Series, please visit www.uscsracing.com. If you still have questions please call 770-865-6097.
Michael Miller charges to seventh career USCS win at Southern Raceway on Monday night
Results for the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars on 7/3/2023 at Southern Raceway - Milton, FL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 10 Entries
USCS Feature 25-Laps
1. 4M-Michael Miller[1]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[2]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 88-Brandon Blenden[5]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[4]; 6. 77-David Mabry[6]; 7. 13X-Jake Brashier[7]; 8. 61-Sean Wimpee[9]; 9. (DNF) 4X-Scott Baldwin[8]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 4M-Michael Miller[2]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[1]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 28-Jeff Willingham[6]; 5. 88-Brandon Blenden[4]; 6. 77-David Mabry[5]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 4M-Michael Miller[1]; 2. 88-Brandon Blenden[3]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[2]; 4. 13X-Jake Brashier[4]; 5. 61-Sean Wimpee[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[4]; 3. 77-David Mabry[3]; 4. 4X-Scott Baldwin[2]; 5. 56T (Tank) Brashier[5]
Landon Crawley races to career-first USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Car win at Magnolia Motor Speedway on Sunday
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Winged Sprint Cars results from Magnolia Motor Speedway on Sunday, July 2nd -2023
Feature (30 Laps): 1. 187-Landon Crawley[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[5]; 3. 21-Gavan Boschele[2]; 4. 67-Hayden Martin[8]; 5. 26-Marshall Skinner[6]; 6. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 7. 23-Lance Moss[4]; 8. 9-Lane Whittington[11]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[14]; 10. 121-Todd Bliss[15]; 11. 13X-Jake Brashier[12]; 12. 13-Chase Howard[10]; 13. 16M-Hannah Merritt[16]; 14. (DNF) 17-Alex Lyles[7]; 15. (DNF) 1D-Prestin Dalton[9]; 16. (DNF) 61-Sean Wimpee[13]; 17. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[17]; 18. (DNS) 33-Mike Hall; 19. (DNS) 83-Curt Schumacher; 20. (DNS) 4X-Brad Bowden
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 187-Landon Crawley[3]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele[4]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[2]; 5. 9JR-Derek Hagar[6]; 6. 26-Marshall Skinner[1]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 187-Landon Crawley[1]; 2. 26-Marshall Skinner[2]; 3. 1D-Prestin Dalton[3]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[5]; 5. 13X-Jake Brashier[7]; 6. 16M-Hannah Merritt[4]; 7. (DNS) 4X-Brad Bowden
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 21-Gavan Boschele[3]; 2. 17-Alex Lyles[1]; 3. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 4. 121-Todd Bliss[2]; 5. 61-Sean Wimpee[6]; 6. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[4]
DHR Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[2]; 2. 67-Hayden Martin[1]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 4. 9-Lane Whittington[3]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[6]; 6. 83-Curt Schumacher[7]; 7. (DNF) 33-Mike Hall[4]
HAGAR GOES SEVEN STRAIGHT IN USCS COMPETITION AT RIVERSIDE ON SATURDAY.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters Winged Sprint Cars at Riversude International Speedway on Saturday, July 1st
West Memphis, AR - Saturday, July 1, 2023 - 24 Entries: Feature (30 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[5]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[4]; 3. 26-Marshall Skinner[6]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[9]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[12]; 6. 21-Gavan Boschele[2]; 7. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[3]; 8. 23-Lance Moss[15]; 9. 9-Lane Whittington[19]; 10. 28-Jeff Willingham[11]; 11. 13X-Jake Brashier[22]; 12. (DNF) 187-Landon Crawley[1]; 13. (DNF) 121-Todd Bliss[17]; 14. (DNF) 5L-Dusty Young[14]; 15. (DNF) 13-Chase Howard[10]; 16. (DNF) 16S-Steven Howell[13]; 17. (DNF) 48-Wade Buttrey[16]; 18. (DNF) 67-Hayden Martin[8]; 19. (DNF) 74-Tucker Boulton[7]; 20. (DNF) 1D-Prestin Dalton[20]; 21. (DNF) 61-Sean Wimpee[21]; 22. (DNF) 16M-Hannah Merritt[18]; 23. (DNS) 7D-Dylan Dejournett; 24. (DNS) 91-Cody Gardner
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 187-Landon Crawley[1]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele[3]; 3. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[2]; 4. 4X-Brad Bowden[4]; 5. 9JR-Derek Hagar[5]; 6. 26-Marshall Skinner[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 187-Landon Crawley[2]; 2. 74-Tucker Boulton[4]; 3. 21-Gavan Boschele[8]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 5. 5L-Dusty Young[6]; 6. 48-Wade Buttrey[7]; 7. 7D-Dylan Dejournett[3]; 8. (DNS) 91-Cody Gardner
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 4X-Brad Bowden[3]; 2. 44-Ronny Howard[1]; 3. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[6]; 4. 16S-Steven Howell[4]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]; 6. 16M-Hannah Merritt[2]; 7. 121-Todd Bliss[8]; 8. (DNF) 1D-Prestin Dalton[5]
DHR Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 26-Marshall Skinner[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 3. 67-Hayden Martin[5]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[6]; 5. 23-Lance Moss[3]; 6. 9-Lane Whittington[2]; 7. 61-Sean Wimpee[8]; 8. (DNS) 13X-Jake Brashier
Gavan Boschele streaked to USCS Wendy's Summer of Speed Sprint Car Shootout win at Lexington 104
Lexington, TN - June 23, 2023 - 15-year-old Gavan Boschele from Mooresville, NC Charged from outside the front row past K&N Filters Pole Position starter and USCS National points leader, Terry Gray on lap one and never looked back on his way to the USCS Victory Lane at Lexington 104 Speedsay on Friday night in the USCS Wendy's Summer of Speed Sprint Car Shootout.
Lance Moss from Cherryville, NC charged from his sixth starting position into the runner-up spot and chased the teenage phenom for most of the 25-lap distance around the high-banked 3/8 Mike oval before settling for the runner-up spot. 14-time USCS National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennesse collected the Huggins Cams Podium Award in third place after the checkers flew.
Greg Wilson from Benton Ridge, Ohio follwed Gray in fourth place and another North Carolinian, C.J. Miller shuffled his way from eighth to round out the top five finishers.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged spnt cars at Lexington 104 Speedway on Friday, June 23rd, 2023 results:
USCS 360 OUTLAW SPRINT CARS RESULTS:
Feature (25 Laps): 1. 21-Gavan Boschele[2]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[6]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 4. W20-Greg Wilson[3]; 5. 9-CJ Miller[8]; 6. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 7. 88-Trent Moss[5]; 8. 28-Jeff Willingham[10]; 9. 3-Dennis Misuraca[9]; 10. (DNF) 96S-Brandon Sampson[7]; 11. (DNF) 4X-Brad Bowden[12]; 12. (DNS) 1D-Prestin Dalton; 13. (DNS) 48-Wade Buttrey; 14. (DNS) 47-Dale Howard
MEMORABLE USCS WEEKEND FOR GRAY AND MADDOX
June 12, 2023
FAYETTEVILLE, GA – It was a memorable weekend of United Sprint Car Series racing for 14-time USCS National Champion and current National point leader Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN, and third-generation driver A.J. Maddox of Tampa, FL. Both captured victories at Alabama dirt tracks on June 9 and June 10 respectively.
Gray drove to victory on Friday night, June 9 at Buckshot Speedway in Clanton, AL, which was the 96th USCS career win for the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee. While it wasn’t his milestone 100th win, it was just as special for Gray as it was the Billy Williamson Memorial Race, and Gray was able to share Victory Lane with many members of Williamson’s family.
Billy Williamson was a former USCS Race/Technical Director, and a good friend of Gray through the years. Williamson’s widow Shirley was in Victory Lane with Gray to present the Winner’s Trophy. Shirley Williamson also served in the past as the USCS Registrar and Scorer.
Finishing behind Gray at Buckshot Speedway in USCS action on Friday night, June 9 were Terry Witherspoon of Jacksonville, FL in second, Danny Burke of Crosby, TX finished third, fourth went to Lee Moore of Moundville, AL, and Jeff Willingham of Ripley, MS rounded out the top five.
In preliminary action at Buckshot Speedway, Witherspoon won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The two eight-lap Heat Races were won by Burke in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, and Witherspoon in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat.
Maddox took his first career USCS win on Saturday night, June 10 at East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City, AL. Maddox is the son of former USCS competitor Brian Maddox and the Grandson of former Florida Sprint Car standout Hardy Maddox.
Second through fifth respectively on Saturday night, June 10 at East Alabama Motor Speedway were Brandon Grubaugh of Ocala, FL, Mark Ruhl Jr. of Jacksonville, FL, Gray and Jeff Oliver of Pendergrass, GA.
In preliminary action at East Alabama Motor Speedway, Gray won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The two eight-lap Heat Races were won by Hayden Campbell of Montverde, FL in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, and Maddox in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat.
Coming up this weekend, the United Sprint Car Series travels to Southern Raceway in Milton, FL for the Inaugural USCS Panhandle Sprint Car Nationals on Friday night, June 16 and Saturday night, June 17.
For more information about USCS their web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, Huggins Cams, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
A.J. Maddox hustles to USCS Alabama Sprint Car Nationals win on Saturday at East Alabama Motor Speedway
United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results for Saturday 6/10/2023 at East Alabama Motor Speedway - Phenix City, AL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Winged Sprint Cars 16 Entries
Feature 25 Laps
1. 3A-AJ Maddox[2]; 2. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[6]; 3. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[8]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 5. 29-Jeff Oliver[9]; 6. 9-Steve Diamond Jr[12]; 7. 23-Lance Moss[14]; 8. 33-Joe Larkin[7]; 9. 77-David Mabry[10]; 10. (DNF) 0X-Clint Weiss[11]; 11. (DNF) 43-Terry Witherspoon[3]; 12. (DNF) 5-Hayden Campbell[4]; 13. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[13]; 14. (DNF) 67-Brian Thomas[5]; 15. (DNS) 51X-Matt Linder; 16. (DNS) 15-Danny Burke
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 2. 3A-AJ Maddox[4]; 3. 43-Terry Witherspoon[2]; 4. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 5. 67-Brian Thomas[5]; 6. (DNF) 51X-Matt Linder[1]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 2. 51X-Matt Linder[2]; 3. 43-Terry Witherspoon[4]; 4. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[3]; 5. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[6]; 6. 29-Jeff Oliver[8]; 7. 9-Steve Diamond Jr[5]; 8. 23-Lance Moss[7]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 3A-AJ Maddox[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 3. 67-Brian Thomas[6]; 4. 33-Joe Larkin[3]; 5. 77-David Mabry[4]; 6. 0X-Clint Weiss[7]; 7. (DNF) 15-Danny Burke[5]; 8. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[8]
Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award #23 Lance Moss advanced the most positions in the A-Main 7 after starting fourteenth and finishing seventh.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car Results for 6/9/2023 at Buckshot Speedway - Clanton, AL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 14 Entries
Feature 30 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 43-Terry Witherspoon[1]; 3. 15-Danny Burke[6]; 4. 1A-Lee Moore[14]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[12]; 7. (DNF) G6-Brandon Grubaugh[5]; 8. (DNF) 83-Mark Ruel Jr[3]; 9. (DNF) 23-Lance Moss[4]; 10. (DNF) 67-Brian Thomas[10]; 11. (DNF) 0X-Clint Weiss[11]; 12. (DNF) 5-Hayden Campbell[9]; 13. (DNF) 9-Steve Diamond Jr[8]; 14. (DNS) 3A-AJ Maddox
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 43-Terry Witherspoon[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 3. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[4]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 5. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[3]; 6. 15-Danny Burke[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 15-Danny Burke[1]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[7]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 28-Jeff Willingham[4]; 5. 67-Brian Thomas[2]; 6. 0X-Clint Weiss[6]; 7. (DNS) 1A-Lee Moore
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 43-Terry Witherspoon[2]; 2. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[4]; 3. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[1]; 4. 9-Steve Diamond Jr[3]; 5. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[5]; 7. (DNF) 3A-AJ Maddox[7]
HAGAR SWEEPS USCS SPEEDWEEKS WITH HISTORIC SIXTH WIN AT WHYNOT
MERIDIAN, MS – Derek Hagar of Marion, AR made history Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park by winning his sixth consecutive United Sprint Car Series Speedweek race Presented by Engler Machine and Tool driving the Ameripanel Special in the 30-lap Feature Race. It was the first time in the 18-year history of the USCS Speedweek that a driver won every race.
Hager’s five previous 2023 USCS Speedweek wins came on May 26 at Lexington (TN) 104 Speedway on May 26, Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR on May 27, Old No. 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, AR on May 28, Thursday night at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL, and on Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS.
Koty Adams of Haughton, LA finished second and third went to Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS. Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS took the fourth spot and 14-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN was fifth. Gray, a National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee, is also the National point leader.
Tucker Boulton of Brighton, TN started 15th and finished sixth as the Hard Charger of the Race. Shane Morgan of Gulfport, MS was seventh and Ryan Roberts of Aurora, NE came home in eighth position. Ninth went to Dewayne White of Byhalia, MS, and Ronny Howard of Nesbit, MS rounded out the top ten at The "House of Hook".
In preliminary action, Adams won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash to earn the pole position for the Feature Race. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Lane Whittington of Denham Springs, LA in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, Dale Howard in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Adams in the DHR Third Heat. The 12-lap B-Main was won by Boulton.
Adams took the lead at the drop of the green flag for the Feature Race followed by Hagar, who started on the outside of row one, Dale Howard, Chase Howard, and Gray. Chase Howard dropped off the pace and pulled to the infield on lap three.
The first of three caution flags came out on lap five when Michael Miller of Pascagoula, MS spun in turn four. Hagar went to work on the restart, passed Adams for the lead, and never looked back. The second caution flag came out on lap eight when Whittington hit the fourth turn wall while running sixth. Hagar led Adams, Dale Howard, Gray and Martin down for the restart.
Martin moved up to challenge Gray for the fourth spot, and took the position on lap 11 The third and final caution flag came out on lap 25 when Miller cut down a tire in turn four. That set up a five lap dash to the finish. Hagar was able to hold off Adams to race his way to a historic victory with a two car-length margin of victory.
With wins in all six 2023 USCS Speedweek races, Hagar was crowned the 2023 Speedweek Champion. Dale Howard was second in the Speedweek point standings, and Gray finished third in the Speedweek points chase. Not only was history made with Hagar winning all six races, but it was also the first USCS Speedweek where all the races were run without a rainout.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Speedweeks Presented By Engler Machine & Tool, including the Final Speedweek and current National point standings, visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, Huggins Cans, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF ROUND 6 FOR THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES SPEEDWEEK PRESENTED BY ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL AT WHYNOT MOTORSPORTS PARK IN MERIDIAN, MS ON 6/3/23:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Koty Adams, Haughton, LA; 3. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 4. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 5. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 6. Tucker Boulton, Brighton, TN; 7. Shane Morgan, Gulfport, MS; 8. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 9. Dewayne White, Byhalia, MS; 10. Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS; 11. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 12. Todd Bradford, Arlington, TN; 13. Blake Carrier, Amite, LA; 14. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 15. Rusty Sanford, Seminary, MS; 16. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 17. Spencer Meredith, Hernando, MS; 18. Michael Miller, Pascagoula, MS; 19. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 20. Miles Paulus, Marshall, MO; 21. Lane Whittington, Denham Springs, LA; 22. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps (Sets first six main event starting spots): 1. Adams; 2. Hagar; 3. D. Howard; 4. Whittington; 5. C. Howard; 6. Martin.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Whittington; 2. Morgan; 3. Roberts; 4. C. Howard; 5. Moss; 6. Paulus; 7. Boulton; 8. Sanford; 9. Willingham.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC HEAT 2: 1. D. Howard; 2. Hagar; 3. Miller; 4. Gray; 5. Lee Moore, Moundville, AL; 6. R. Howard; 7. Witherspoon; 8. Blake Mallette, Vancleve, MS; 9. Meredith.
DHR HEAT 3: 1. Martin; 2. Adams; 3. White; 4. Carrier; 5. Bradford; 6. Brashier; 7. Paul Jones, Casper, WY; 8. Sean Wimpee, Chattanooga, TN; 9. Man Bourgoyne, Denham Springs, LA DNS.
B-MAIN – 12 Laps (Top 8 Transfer To Main Event); 1. Boulton; 2. R. Howard; 3. Witherspoon; 4. Bradford; 5. Meredith; 6. Brasher; 7. Sanford; 8. Willingham; 9. Jones; 10. Mallette; 11. Wimpee; 12. Moore DNS; 13. Bourgoyne DNS.
FIVE STRAIGHT FOR HAGAR WHO LOOKS FOR THE BROOM IN USCS SPEEDWEEK
HATTIESBURG, MS – June 2, 2023 - Derek Hagar of Marion, AR won his fifth straight United Sprint Car Series Speedweek race on Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway driving the Ameripanel Special after leading all 30 laps of the Feature Race. Hagar will have the broom in his hand tomorrow as he tries to make history.
This year is the 18th Annual USCS Speedweek Presented by Engler Machine and Tool. In the history of the USCS Speedweek, no driver has ever won every race. Hagar has won USCS Speedweek races at Lexington (TN) 104 Speedway on May 26, Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR on May 27, and at Old No. 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, AR on May 28.
After a three-day break, Hagar stayed hot by keeping the streak alive on Thursday night with a win at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL. Hagar will try to sweep the six-race USCS Speedweek on Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, MS
Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS has finished second to Hagar in four of the first five races, including the Friday night race at Hattiesburg Speedway. Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS took the third spot and fourth went to Ryan Roberts of Aurora, NE. Koty Adams of Haughton, LA was fifth and Brandon Blenden of Gulfport, MS came home in the 6th spot.
The defending and 14-time USCS National Champion, current USCS National point leader, and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN finished seventh, and Michael Miller of Pascagoula, MS was eighth. Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS took the ninth spot and Ronny Howard of Nesbit, MS rounded out the top ten after starting 19th for the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger honors.
In preliminary action, Hagar won the 6-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash after starting third to earn the pole position for the Feature Race. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Hagar in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, Martin in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Miller in the DHR Third Heat.
Hagar took the lead at the drop of the green flag followed by Ryan Roberts, Dale Howard, Martin and Blenden. Dale Howard came from the third starting spot to pass Roberts for second on lap seven. By lap ten, Hagar held a .576 second lead over Dale Howard and Martin passed Roberts to take over the third position.
Yellow flag on laps 11, 14, and 15 kept the field bunched up, but Hagar was able to pull away by a half second to keep Dale Howard behind him. At the completion of lap 15 at the halfway point of the race, Hagar held a 1.257 second lead over Dale Howard. The fourth caution flag of the race came out on lap 22, but after the restart, Hagar had opened up a 1.165 second lead.
The field was slowed for the final time on lap 27 when Shane Morgan of Gulfport, MS blew an engine and dumped a large amount of oil on the track to bring out the red flag. After the stoppage, Hagar wound it up once again for the four-lap dash to the finish and took a 1.551 second margin of victory over Dale Howard under the checkered flag.
The 2023 USCS Speedweek Presented by Engler Machine and Tool finale will be at Whynot Motorsports Park on Saturday night. In his effort to sweep USCS Speedweeks, Hagar leads Dale Howard by 20 points in the Speedweek standings, and Gray is in the third spot, 18 points behind Howard.
Along with the USCS Sprint Cars, the Whynot Motorsports Park CRUSA Late Model, CRUSA Late Model Sportsman, CRUSA Street Stock, Factory Stock, Modified, and Enduro Divisions will also be in action on Saturday night.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Speedweeks Presented By Engler Machine & Tool visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF ROUND 5 OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES SPEEDWEEK PRESENTED BY ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL AT HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY IN HATTIESBURG, MS ON 6/2/23:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 3. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 4. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 5. Koty Adams, Haughton, LA; 6. Brandon Blenden, Gulfport, MS; 7. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 8. Michael Miller, Pascagoula, MS; 9. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 10. Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS: 11. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 12. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 13. Spencer Meredith, Hernando, MS; 14. Jeff Smith, Gulfport, MS; 15. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 16. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 17. Rusty Sanford, Seminary, MS; 18, Shane Morgan, Gulfport, MS; 19. Lane Whittington, Denham Springs, LA; 20. John Howard, Byhalia, MS; 21. Dewayne White, Byhalia, MS; 22. Scott Craft, Purvis, MS; 23. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 24. Ben Bishop, Clinton, LA; 25. Paul Jones, Casper, WY.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Hagar; 2. Martin; 3. D. Howard; 4. Roberts; 5. Miller; 6. Blenden,
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL HEAT 1: 1. Hagar; 2. D. Howard; 3. Whittington; 4. Gray; 5. White; 6. C. Howard; 7. R. Howard; 8. Willingham; 9. Bishop.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC HEAT 2: 1. Martin; 2. Roberts 3. Bowden; 4. Witherspoon; 5. Adams; 6. Brashier; 6. J. Howard; 8. Sanford DNS.
DHR HEAT 3: 1. Miller; 2. Blenden; 3. Moss; 4. Morgan; 5. Meredith; 6. Craft; 7. Smith; 8. Jones.
RED HOT HAGAR WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT USCS SPEEDWEEK RACE AT NORTH ALABAMA
TUSCUMBIA, AL - June 1, 2023 - Derek Hagar of Marion, MS is red hot after winning his fourth straight United Sprint Car Series Speedweek 25-lap Feature Race Presented By Engler Machine and Tool Thursday night at North Alabama Speedway driving the Ameripanel Special. Hagar held off a hard charging Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS after a late race caution to take the win.
Following Hagar and Howard under the checkered flag in third was the defending and 14-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN. The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee is also the USCS National point leader in quest of his 15th title. Fourth went to Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS.
Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS was the Hard Charger of the Race after starting 12th and finishing fifth. Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS took the sixth spot, and Koty Adams of Haughton, LA was seventh. The eighth spot went to Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC, Ronny Howard of Nesbit, MS finished ninth, and Marshall Skinner of Marion, AR rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Hagar earned the pole position for the Feature Race with a victory in the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash. The three eight-lap Heat Races were won by Dewayne White of Byhalia, MS in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, Dale Howard in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Hagar in the DHR Third Heat.
Hagar took the lead at the drop of the green flag followed by outside front row starter Gray, Dale Howard, Bowden and Chase Howard. The first of four caution flags came out on lap four, as Hagar gave up a 2.193 second lead over Gray. When the green flag came out, Bowden got by Dale Howard for the third spot on lap five.
A caution flag on lap seven erased a 2.642 second lead for Hagar over Gray. Hagar led the field down for the restart and Dale Howard reclaimed the third spot, dropping Bowden back to fourth. Dale Howard was on the move, as he raced around Gray for the second spot on lap ten and then set his sights on Hagar, 2.470 seconds ahead.
By lap 15, Dale Howard had shaved off a second and a half, as he began to close on Hagar. A lap 16 caution flag bunched the field up for the final nine laps of the race. Hagar opened up a 1.310 second lead by lap 20, and Martin passed Chase Howard on lap 21 to move up to the fifth spot after starting 12th.
The final caution flag came out on lap 22 to set up a three-lap dash to the finish with Hagar leading Dale Howard, Gray, Bowden, and Martin. Dale Howard stayed right with Hagar when the green flag came out.
Dale Howard drew to within three tenths of a second of Hagar when the white flag came out, but Hagar was able to hang on to take a .210 second margin of victory under the checkered flag for his fourth straight win in the 18th Annual USCS Speedweek Presented By Engler Tool and Machine. Hagar added to his wins at Lexington (TN) 104 Speedway on May 26, Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR on May 27, and Old No. 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, AR on May 28.
Next, it’s off to Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS on Friday night for Round 5 of USCS Speedweek. Along with the USCS Sprint Cars, the Modifieds, Street Stocks, Pure Street, Mini Sprints and Stingers will be in action. The 2023 USCS Speedweek Presented by Engler Tool and Machine finale will be at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, MS on Saturday night for Round 6.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Speedweeks Presented By Engler Machine & Tool visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF ROUND 4 OF UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES SPEEDWEEK PRESENTED BY ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL AT NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY IN TUSCUMBIA, AL ON 6/1/23:
FEATURE RACE – 25 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 3. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 4. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 5. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 6. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 7. Koty Adams, Haughton, LA; 8. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 9. Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS; 10. Marshall Skinner, Marion, AR; 11. Cody Howard, Byhalia, MS; 12. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 13. Dewayne White, Byhalia, MS; 14. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 15. Todd Bradford, Arlington, TN; 16. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 17. Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN; 18. Spencer Meredith, Hernando, MS; 19. Kenny Coke, Olive Branch, MS DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Hagar; 2. Gray; 3. D. Howard; 4. Bowden; 5. White; 6. Willingham.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. White; 2. Willingham; 3. Moss; 4. Adams; 5. C. Howard; 6. Bradford; 7. Witherspoon.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. D. Howard; 2. C. Howard; 3. Skinner; 4. R. Howard; 5. Meredith; 6. Buttrey.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Hagar; 2. Bowden; 3. Gray; 4. Martin; 5. Coke; 6. Roberts.
HAGAR TURNS THE HAT TRICK IN USCS SPEEDWEEK WITH OLD NO. 1 SPEEDWAY WIN
HARRISBURG, AR – Derek Hagar of Marion, AR has turned the Hat Trick in United Sprint Car Series 2023 Speedweek Presented by Engler Tool and Machine. Hagar started fourth and drove the Ameripanel Special to his third straight USCS Speedweek win on Sunday night in the 30-lap Main Event at Old No. 1 Speedway.
Hagar also collected the big checks and the trophies at the first two USCS Speedweek Rounds at Lexington (TN) 104 Speedway on Friday night, and on Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR.
The defending USCS Speedweeks Champion Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS finished second for the second time in the first three Speedweek races and Marshall Skinner of Marion, AR took the third spot. Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS was fourth, and Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS drove to a fifth-place finish.
National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee and 14-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN was the Hard Charger of the Race after starting 15th and finishing sixth. Dewayne White of Byhalia, MS took the seventh spot and eighth went to Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS. Landon Crawley of Benton, AR was ninth, and Ryan Harrison of Rothwell, United Kingdom rounded out the top ten.
In preliminary action, Dale Howard earned the pole position for the Main Event with a win the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash. The four ten-lap Heat Races were won by Hagar in the Engler Tool and Machine first heat, White in the JJ Supply of NC second heat, Bowden in the DHR third heat, and Dale Howard in the Huggins Cams fourth heat. Gray won the 12-lap B-Main.
There were 28 USCS drivers in the house at Old No. 1 Speedway on Sunday night representing nine different states and Great Britain. There were nine drivers from Mississippi, six drivers from Arkansas, four drivers from Tennessee, three drivers from Louisiana, and one driver from Indiana, Wyoming, North Carolina, Nebraska, and Florida.
The USCS Speedweek Tour will take a three-day break before traveling to North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL on Thursday night, June 1. Then it’s off to Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS on Friday night, June 2. The 2023 USCS Speedweek Presented by Engler Tool and Machine finale will be at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, MS on Saturday night, June 3.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Speedweeks Presented By Engler Machine & Tool visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL 2023 UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES SPEEDWEEK PRESENTED BY ENGLER TOOL AND MACHINE RESULTS FROM OLD NO. 1 SPEEDWAY IN HARRISBURG, AR ON MAY 28, 2023:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; Marshall Skinner, Marion, AR; 4. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 5. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 6. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 7. Dewayne White, Byhalia, MS; 8. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 9. Landon Crawley, Benton, AR; 10. Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH; 11. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 12. Koty Adams, Haughton, LA; 13. Ernie Ainsworth, Bartlett, TN; !4. Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS; 15. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 16. Todd Bradford, Arlington, TN; 17. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 18. Dusty Young, Benton, AR; 19. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 20. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 21. Cody Howard, Byhalia, MS; 22. Jan Howard, Marion, AR; 23. Zach Pringle, Benton, AR.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. D. Howard’ 2/ Bowden; 3. Skinner; 4. Hagar; 5. Martin; 6. White.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER TOOL AND MACHINE HEAT 1: 1. Hagar; 2. Martin; 3. Pringle; 4. Young; 5. Co. Howard; 6. Paul Jones, Casper, WY; 7. Caden Englehart, Terre Haute, IN DNS.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC HEAT 2: 1. White; 2. Skinner; 3. R. Howard; 4. Gray; 5. Crawley; 6. J. Howard; 7. D.L. (Tank) Brashier, Ethel, LA DNS.
DHR HEAT 3: 1. Bowden; 2. Witherspoon; 3. Bradford; 4. Willingham; 5. Moss; 6. Harrison; 7. Adams.
HUGGINS CAMS HEAT 4: 1. D. Howard; 2. Ainsworth; 3. Ch. Howard; 4. Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN; 5. Roberts; 6. J. Brashier; 7. Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS.
B-MAIN – 12 Laps (Top 8 Transfer To Main Event): 1. Gray; 2. Crawley; 3. Harrison; 4. Co. Howard; 5. Adams; 6. J. Howard; 7. Moss; 8. J. Brashier; 9. Roberts; 10. Jones; 11. Merritt; 12. Buttrey DNS; 13. Englehart DNS; 14. D. Brashier DNS.
May 27, 2023
HAGAR DOUBLES UP WITH USCS SPEEDWEEK ROUND #2 WIN AT WEST MEMPHIS
WEST MEMPHIS, AR – Derek Hagar of Marion, AR took his second straight United Sprint Car Series Speedweek win of 2023 in Round 2 at Riverside International Speedway after starting seventh on Saturday night. Hagar also won the 2023 USCS Speedweeks Opener on Friday night at Lexington (TN) 104 Speedway driving the Ameripanel Special.
Koty Adams of Haughton, LA finished second in the Saturday night show and 14-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN charged from the ninth starting spot to finish third. Fourth went to Brad Bowden of Hernando, MS, and Polesitter Marshall Skinner of Marion, AR was fifth.
Hayden Martin of Olive Branch, MS took the sixth spot, and defending Speedweek Champion Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS finished seventh, Caden Englehart of Terre Haute, IN drove to an eighth-place finish and Landon Crawley of Benton, AR was ninth. Ayden Gatewood of Caruthersville, MO rounded out the top ten. Steven Howell of Byhalia, MS was the Hard Charger of the Race, moving up ten spots to finish 11th.
In preliminary action, Skinner won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash, and the four eight-lap Heat Races were won by Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC in the Engler Tool and Machine first heat, Tucker Boulton of Brighton, TN in the JJ Supply of NC second heat, Adams in the DHR third heat, and Crawley in the Hero Graphics fourth heat. The two eight-lap B-Main Races were won by Gatewood and Dewayne White of Byhalia, MS.
Round 2 of the 2023 USCS Speedweek at Riverside International Speedway featured 3 entrants representing ten different states and the United Kingdom. There were ten drivers from Mississippi, six drivers from Arkansas, five drivers from Tennessee, three drivers from Louisiana, and one driver each from Indiana, Missouri, Wyoming, North Carolina, Nebraska, and Florida.
Round 3 of the 2023 USCS Speedweeks Presented By Engler Tool and Machine will take place Sunday night at Old Number 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, AR. Along with the USCS Sprint Cars, there will also be a $1,500-to-win Open-Wheel Modified Race, and a $1,000-to-win Factory Stock Race.
After Sunday’s Round 3, the Tour will take a three-day break before traveling to North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL on Thursday night, June 1, then it’s off to Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS on Friday night, June 2. The 2023 USCS Speedweek Presented by Engler Tool and Machine finale will be at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, MS on Saturday night, June 3.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Speedweeks Presented By Engler Machine & Tool visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF 2023 USCS SPEEDWEEK ROUND 2 AT RIVERSIDE INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY IN WEST MEMPHIS, AR ON MAY 27, 2023:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Koty Adams, Haughton, LA; 3. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 4. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 5. Marshall, Skinner, Marion, AR; 6. Hayden Martin, Olive Branch, MS; 7. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 8. Caden Englehart, Terre Haute, IN; 9. Landon Crawley, Benton, AR; 10. Ayden Gatewood, Caruthersville, MO; 11. Steven Howell, Byhalia, MS; 12. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 13. Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS; 14. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 15. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 16. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 17. Trent Moss, Medon, TN; 18. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs, LA; 19. Ernie Ainsworth, Bartlett, TN; 20. Tucker Boulton, Brighton, TN; 21. Jan Howard, Marion, AR; 22. Dewayne White, Byhalia, MS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. Skinner; 2. Crawley; 3. Boulton; 4. L. Moss; 5. Adams; 6. Martin.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER TOOL AND MACHINE HEAT 1: 1. L. Moss; 2. Skinner; 3. Hagar; 4. D. Howard; 5. Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH; 6. Witherspoon; 7. Howell; 8. Zach Pringle, Benton, AR.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC HEAT 2: 1. Boulton; 2. Bowden; 3. Martin; 4. White; 5. Gatewood; 6. R. Howard; 7. Spencer Meredith, Hernando, MS; 8. D.L. (Tank) Brashier, Ethel, LA DNS.
DHR HEAT 3: 1. Adams; 2. J. Brashier; 3. T. Moss; 4. Dusty Young, Benton, AR; 5, Ainsworth; 6. Jeff Leach, Walls, MS; 7. Paul Jones, Casper, WY; 8. Hannah Merritt, Nesbit, MS.
HERO GRAPHICS HEAT 4: 1. Crawley; 2. J. Howard; 3. Englehart; 4. Gray; 5. Willingham; 6. Roberts; 7. Todd Bradford, Arlington, TN.
B-FEATURES – 8 Laps (Top 4 Transfer To Main Event):
B-FEATURE 1: 1. Gatewood; 2. Ainsworth; 3. Roberts; 4. Howell; 5. Bradford; 6. Meredith; 7. Young; 8. D. Brashier; 9. Harrison DNS.
B-FEATURE 2: 1. White; 2. Willingham; 3. R. Howard; 4. Witherspoon; 5. Jones; 6. Merritt; 7. Pringle; 8. Leach.
May 26, 2023
HAGAR WINS OPENING ROUND OF USCS SPEEDWEEK AT LEXINGTON 104 SPEEDWAY
LEXINGTON, TN – Derek Hagar of Marion, AR edged Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS to win the opening round of 2023 USCS Sprint Car Speedweek for the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters at Lexington 104 Speedway. Hagar took the lead from his outside front row starting position, and crossed under the checkered flag of the 30-lap Feature Race with a .477 second margin of victory over the Polesitter Howard.
British driver Ryan Harrison of Rothwell, United Kingdom took the third spot, and Carson Short of Marion, IL finished fourth. The 14-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN was fifth.
Koty Adams of Haughton, LA came home in the sixth spot, and seventh went to Caden Englehart of Terre Haute, IN. Tucker Boulton of Brighton, TN finished eighth, Chase Howard of Nesbit, MS was ninth, and Lance Moss of Cherryville, NC was the Hard Charger of the Race after starting 18th and rounding out the top ten.
In preliminary action, the three eight-lap Heat Races were won by the defending USCS Speedweek Champion Dale Howard in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat Race, Harrison in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat Race, and Terry Witherspoon of Jacksonville, FL in the DHR Third Heat Race. Dale Howard won the six-lap Hoosier Racing Tire Speed Dash.
The first of six races over nine days featured 24 drivers from 11 different states and the United Kingdom. The next stop for the USCS Sprint Car Speedweek Tour will be Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR. The race night will also feature Late Models, Winged Mini Sprints, and Stock Cars.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek Presented By Engler Machine & Tool visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSC Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF USCS SPEEDWEEKS ROUND 1 AT LEXINGTON (TN) 104 SPEEDWAY ON MAY 26, 2023:
FEATURE RACE – 30 Laps: 1. Derek Hagar, Marion, AR; 2. Dale Howard, Byhalia, MS; 3. Ryan Harrison, Rothwell, NTH; 4. Carson Short, Marion, IL; 5. Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN; 6. Koty Adams, Haughton, LA; 7. Caden Englehart, Terre Haute, IN; 8. Tucker Boulton, Brighton, TN; 9. Chase Howard, Nesbit, MS; 10. Lance Moss, Cherryville, NC; 11. Dewayne White, Byhalia, MS; 12. Ryan Roberts, Aurora, NE; 13. Terry Witherspoon, Jacksonville, FL; 14. Wade Buttrey, Fairview, TN; 15. Ronny Howard, Nesbit, MS; 16. Ayden Gatewood, Caruthersville, MO; 17. Jake Brashier, Denham Springs LA; 18. Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS; 19. Trent Moss, Medon, TN; 20. D.L. (Tank) Brashier, Ethel, LA; 21. Brad Bowden, Hernando, MS; 22. Paul Jones, Casper, WY; 23. Spencer Meredith, Hernando, MS; 24. Josh McCord, Bossier City, LA DNS.
HOOSIER RACING TIRE SPEED DASH – 6 Laps: 1. D. Howard; 2. Hagar; 3. Bowden; 4. Harrison; 5. Short; 6. Witherspoon.
HEAT RACES – 8 Laps:
ENGLER MACHINE AND TOOL FIRST HEAT: 1. D. Howard; 2. Hagar; 3. Boulton;
4. Englehart; 5. Meredith; 6. R. Howard; 7. White; 8. T. Moss.
JJ SUPPLY OF NC SECOND HEAT: 1. Harrison; 2. Bowden; 3. Buttrey; 4.
Adams; 5. L. Moss; 6. Roberts; 7. D. Brashier; 8. Jones.
DHR THIRD HEAT: 1. Witherspoon; 2. Short; 3. C. Howard; 4. Gray; 5. Gatewood; 6. J. Brashier; 7. Willingham; 8. McCord DNS.
OVER $90K UP FOR GRABS IN THE USCS 18TH ANNUAL USCS SPRINT SPEEDWEEK
FAYETTEVILLE, GA – May 22, 2023 - The United Sprint Car Series is gearing up for its 18th
Annual Sprint Car Speedweek with over $90,000 up for grabs in six races contested over nine
days. It all begins this Friday night, May 26 at 7:30 pm at Lexington 104 Speedway in Lexington, TN and the USCS Speedweek will conclude on Saturday, June 3 at “The House of Hook,” Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, MS.
The 18th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek is Presented by Engler Machine & Tool and will visit six different tracks in four different states. There will be a $4,000 Speedweeks Point Fund for the top ten drivers that have perfect attendance at all six Srint Speedweek races.
In between, USCS Speedweek events include a stop at the Legendary “Ditch,” Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR on Saturday, May 27th, Old No. 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, AR on Sunday night, May 28th, North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL for a mid-week SPECIAL event on Thursday night, June 1, and Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS on Friday night, June 2.
The race on Thursday night at Lexington 104 Speedway will also feature a $750-to-win 602 Late Model Sportsman Race, a Possible $700-to-win Factory Stock Race, a $600-to-win B-Modified Race, $400-To-Win FWD-Stinger-Hummer Race, and a Vintage Stock Race.
The Riverside International Speedway Raceway event will also have Late Models, Winged Mini Sprints, and Stock Cars on the racing card. The Old No. 1 Speedway show on Sunday night will also feature a $1,500-to win Modified Race, and a $1,000-to-win Factory Stock Race.
North Alabama Speedway Thursday night special event will also include $750-to-win races for the CRUSA 602 Late Model Sportsman, and the Modified Sportsman, plus $500-to-win races for the Vintage Outlaws and the Mini Stocks on June 1.
The support Divisions for the Hattiesburg Speedway event on June 2 are TBA but include open wheel modified and stock car racing. The 2023 USCS Sprint Car Speedweek finale on June 3 at Whynot Motorsports Park will also have Late Models and Stock Cars in action.
Drivers from at least eight different states and Great Britain are expected for the 18th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek led by 14-time USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee Terry Gray of Bartlett, TN. Two-time USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour regional series Champion, Dale Howard of Byhalia, MS is the defending USCS Speedweek Champion. Howard tied with Dustin Gates of Haughton, LA in points in last year’s Speedweeks standings. Howard won the tiebreaker by virtue of having two Speedweek wins. This year’s addition is expected to be just as competitive.
For more information about the 18th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek Presented By Engler
Machine & Tool visit the United Sprint Car Series web site at www.uscsracing.com, or call the series Founder and President Pete Walton at 770-865-6097. The USCS Facebook Page is located at www.facebook.com/uscs.racing.
United Sprint Car Series Marketing Partners are K&N Filters, Engler Machine & Tool, Hoosier Racing Tire, Hero Graphics, CHR Designs, DMI, J&J Supply of NC, Racing Electronics, JE Pistons, Huggins Cams, DHR Suspension, Wilwood Disc Brakes, KSE Racing Products, PRO Shocks, Schoenfeld Headers, and Arizona Sport Shirts.
USCS Sprint invade Southern Raceway for Military Appreciation Weekend on Friday and Saturday, May 19th and 20th
Atlanta, GA – May 11, 2023 – After a weekend off for the a Mother’s Day weekend break, the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars resume their 2023 and 27th Anniversary season schedules with a two-nights of speed contests at Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida with the Salute to the Armed Forces weekend event on Friday and Saturday, May 19th and 20th. The event also features Military Appreciation Night on Saturday night which is the Nation’s US Armed Forces Day.
Sprint car drivers and teams from at least seven states are already entered with additional entries coming in every day ready to compete for the $2000 top prize on Friday night and to compete for $2500 for the USCS winged sprint car driver that “parks it” in the USCS Victory Lane at Southern Raceway at the end of the sprint car main event on Saturday night.
The racing program features an action-packed program including several of ther track’s weekly racing divisions on each night. All divisions that are racing including the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour sprint cars will contest a complete racing format including main events each night.
On Friday night at 7:30pm the USCS Sprint Cars are joined by the Vintage, FWD Stingers, Bomber and the Ladies League divisions, On Saturday night at 6:30pm the I.M.C.A. Modified, Vintages Cars, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and the Stingers join the USCS Sprit Cars for another full night of high-speed Family entertainment.
Active Military and Veterans with I.D. will be admitted FREE on Saturday
night as Southern Raceway honors our US Military on Armed Services Day.
Check for the complete info on the Southern Raceway Facebook page for all
details and formats. The Southern Raceway phone number is (850) For USCS
info please visit http://www.uscsracing.com
Southern Raceway is located at 9359 Nichols Lake Rd, Milton, FL 32583. The
track’s Facebook page is found at Southern Raceway and the track phone
number is (850) 623-2333.
Gavan Boschele races to career-first USCS Sprint Car win at I-75 Raceway on Friday
Sweetwater, TN - April 28, 2023 - 15-year-old Gavan Boschele from Mooresville, North Carolina held off a talented field of USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and,Great Lakes Super Sprint drivers to park in Victory Lane on night #1 of the 5th annual USCS North vs. South Sprint Car Shootout at I -75 Rsceway on Friday night.
The talented teenager inherited the point from Tyler Rankin and Morgan Havener, who both left the track surface under caution, almost simultaneously, while running in first and second positions because of flat tires.
Their misfortunes placed Boshele on the point with 15 Laps to go. He proceeded to hold off Plymouth, Indiana's Zane Devault and Liepsic, Ohio racer Chase Dunham.
Dunham managed to take the lead from the USCS Rookie of the Year contender for a lap before Boschele raced back under him to make the winning pass and held on to race under the flagstand first to see the checkers wave after 25-Laps.
Devault grabed the runner-up spot back from Dunham who finished in the final podium spot.
Parma Michigan driver, Brad Lamberson charged from his nineteenth starting position to finish fourth while garnering the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hardcharger Award. Sprint Car veteran, Dustin Daggett from Grand Ledge, Michigan rou dedicated out the top five.
2019 GLSS Champion, Phil Gressman from Clyde, Ohio led the next group in sixth followed by defending GLSS Champion, Max Stambaughfrom Elida, Ohio in seventh place.
2012 USCS Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi was eighth followed by Morgan Havener who changed her flat tire and moved back up to finish ninth and defending USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Champion completed the top ten of the twenty-two car field.
Heat race winners were Gavan Boeschele in the Engler First Heat. Jared Horstman won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat and Zane Devault closed out the heat race action by winning the DHR Suspension Third Heat. Jared Horstman won the 6-lap Hoosier Speed Dash to secure the K&N Filters Pole Postion for the main event.
The USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and Great Lakes Super Sprints are back in action on Saturday night 4/29 at I-75 Raceway for the USCS North vs South Sprint Car Shootout finale.
The USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and Great Lakes Super Sprints winged sprint car results for the USCS North vs. Sprint Car Shootout on Friday 4/28/2023 at I-75 Raceway - Sweetwater, TN
USCS Outlaw Thunder/GLSS Sprint Cars-22 Entries
Feature 25-Laps
1. 21-Gavan Boschele[6]; 2. 23Z-Zane Devault[5]; 3. 66-Chase Dunham[8]; 4. 27-Brad Lamberson[19]; 5. 85-Dustin Daggett[9]; 6. 7C-Phil Gressman[14]; 7. 71H-Max Stambaugh[7]; 8. 28-Jeff Willingham[11]; 9. 10M-Morgan Turpen Havener[3]; 10. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 11. 46-Ryan Coniam[13]; 12. 16C-Tylar Rankin[2]; 13. 24D-Danny Sams III[12]; 14. 11G-Luke Griffith[16]; 15. 48-Wade Buttrey[10]; 16. 23M-Lance Moss[21]; 17. 0-Brayton Phillips[18]; 18. 7E-Eric Gunderson[20]; 19. 33-Mike Hall[22]; 20. 51X-Matt Linder[15]; 21. (DNF) 17-Jared Horstman[1]; 22. (DNF) 07-Johnny Bridges[17]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 17-Jared Horstman[1]; 2. 16C-Tylar Rankin[2]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen Havener[3]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 5. 23Z-Zane Devault[5]; 6. 21-Gavan Boschele[4]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 2. 85-Dustin Daggett[2]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen Havener[6]; 4. 24D-Danny Sams III[3]; 5. 7C-Phil Gressman[4]; 6. 11G-Luke Griffith[5]; 7. 27-Brad Lamberson[7]; 8. 33-Mike Hall[8]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 17-Jared Horstman[3]; 2. 48-Wade Buttrey[2]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 4. 71H-Max Stambaugh[7]; 5. 46-Ryan Coniam[6]; 6. 07-Johnny Bridges[4]; 7. 23M-Lance Moss[1]
DHR Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 23Z-Zane Devault[1]; 2. 16C-Tylar Rankin[5]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[2]; 4. 66-Chase Dunham[7]; 5. 51X-Matt Linder[4]; 6. 0-Brayton Phillips[3]; 7. 7E-Eric Gunderson[6]
Stenhouse doubles in USCS Sprints at Talladega on late race charge
Eastaboga, AL - April 22, 2023 (2nd race) - The picture look familiar? it should. because, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. duplicated his USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour efforts from 2020 by again winning both of the Alabama Gang 100 weekend USCS winged sprint car main events (in one day) at Talladega Short Track in USCS competition during the track' weekend speed spectacular on Saturday, Apil 22nd.
Kyle Amerson led the first ninteen Laps before Stenhouse, who started seventh, was able meticulously work his way into the runner-up position to mount a challenge after several retarts have position him behind the Alabama young gun who calls Montgomery home.
Stenhouse who claims, Olive Branch, Mississippi as his hometown raced under the checkers to collect the $3000 top prize plus lap leader money. Amerson, who started from the K&N Filters Pole Position, earnerd the bulk of the lap money at $50 per lap and finished in the runner-up spot. Zane Devault, from Plymouth, Indiana took the other podium spot in third place.
Tyler Clem from St. Petersburg, Florida who started outside the front row with Amerson, followed those three in fourth place and Olive Branch, Mississippi's Hayden Martin rounded out the top five.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for Saturday 4/22/2023 at Talladega Short Track - Eastaboga, AL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Sprint Cars - 34 Entries
USCS Feature 30-Laps
1. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[7]; 2. 29-Kyle Amerson[1]; 3. 23Z-Zane Devault[3]; 4. 14C-Tyler Clem[2]; 5. 67M-Hayden Martin[4]; 6. 10M-Morgan Turpen[5]; 7. 10-Terry Gray[8]; 8. 8-Brad Bowden[10]; 9. 74-Tucker Boulton[11]; 10. 23-Lance Moss[19]; 11. 10K-Dewayne White[12]; 12. 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 13. 44-Ronny Howard[20]; 14. 67T-Brian Thomas[16]; 15. 67B-Blake Mallette[24]; 16. (DNF) 47K-Kaylee Bryson[17]; 17. (DNF) 21-Spencer Meredith[23]; 18. (DNF) G6-Brandon Grubaugh[22]; 19. (DNF) 47-Dale Howard[6]; 20. (DNF) 56-Jeff Smith[13]; 21. (DNF) 83-Mark Ruel Jr[15]; 22. (DNF) 13-Chase Howard[14]; 23. (DNF) 33-Joe Larkin[21]; 24. (DNF) 51X-Matt Linder[18]
B Main 15-Laps
1. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[2]; 2. 51X-Matt Linder[1]; 3. 23-Lance Moss[3]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[4]; 5. 33-Joe Larkin[11]; 6. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[10]; 7. 21-Spencer Meredith[5]; 8. 67B-Blake Mallette[13]; 9. 96S-Brandon Sampson[14]; 10. (DNF) 5-Hayden Campbell[7]; 11. (DNF) 82-Garrett Green[6]; 12. (DNF) 1A-Lee Moore[18]; 13. (DNF) 6S-Robbie Smith[9]; 14. (DNF) 15-Danny Burke[17]; 15. (DNS) 48-Wade Buttrey; 16. (DNS) 13X-Todd Fayard; 17. (DNS) 3-Dennis Misuraca; 18. (DNS) 7E-Eric Gunderson
Eastaboga, AL - April 22,,2023 -,Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. grabs late-race USCS checkers at Talladega in Friday/Saturday contest.
Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. won the first of two USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters A-Mains at Talladega Short Track on Saturday night.
The series Friday night B-Main and A-Main were contested on Saturday because rain postponed them from Friday night.
Stenhouse made a pass on two-time USCS National Champion Morgan Havener ( formerly Turpen). She had lead the race from lap one until two laps to go in the main event.
Havener, a Labor Day weekend USCS winner at the track had to settle for the runner-up spot. The 14-time USCS Champion and 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee. Terry Gray followed Stenhouse, Jr. and Havener across the line in third place.
Two-time USCS. Mid-South regional series Champion Dale Howard was fourth and series newcomer Zane Devault from Plymouth, Indiana completed the top five after starting eighteenth.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results for Friday portion 4/21/2023 actually ran on Saturday, April 22, 2023 at Talladega Short Track - Eastaboga, AL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Sprint Cars 35-Entries
USCS Feature 25 Laps 1. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[7]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[2]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 5. 23Z-Zane Devault[20]; 6. 74-Tucker Boulton[3]; 7. 14C-Tyler Clem[17]; 8. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[15]; 9. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[22]; 10. 8-Brad Bowden[4]; 11. 13-Chase Howard[13]; 12. 67M-Hayden Martin[23]; 13. 48-Wade Buttrey[11]; 14. 23-Lance Moss[18]; 15. 33-Joe Larkin[21]; 16. 21-Spencer Meredith[9]; 17. 1A-Lee Moore[8]; 18. 96S-Brandon Sampson[24]; 19. 29-Kyle Amerson[12]; 20. 5-Hayden Campbell[5]; 21. 82-Garrett Green[10]; 22. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[16]; 23. 44-Ronny Howard[19]; 24. 67T-Brian Thomas[14]; 25. 28-Jeff Willingham[25]
B Main 15-Laps
1. 14C-Tyler Clem[3]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[4]; 3. 44-Ronny Howard[1]; 4. 23Z-Zane Devault[19]; 5. 33-Joe Larkin[2]; 6. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[5]; 7. 67M-Hayden Martin[6]; 8. 96S-Brandon Sampson[10]; 9. 10K-Dewayne White[8]; 10. 15-Danny Burke[15]; 11. 13X-Todd Fayard[13]; 12. 3-Dennis Misuraca[16]; 13. 28-Jeff Willingham[17]; 14. 67B-Blake Mallette[12]; 15. (DNF) 7E-Eric Gunderson[11]; 16. (DNF) 6S-Robbie Smith[9]; 17. (DNF) 56-Jeff Smith[7]; 18. (DNF) 51X-Matt Linder[14]; 19. (DNS) 12-Corbin Gurley
Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[2]; 2. 48-Wade Buttrey[1]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[9]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[6]; 5. 67M-Hayden Martin[5]; 6. 14C-Tyler Clem[8]; 7. 96S-Brandon Sampson[4]; 8. 15-Danny Burke[3]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]
Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[1]; 2. 82-Garrett Green[2]; 3. 21-Spencer Meredith[6]; 4. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[4]; 5. 67T-Brian Thomas[8]; 6. 10K-Dewayne White[7]; 7. 6S-Robbie Smith[9]; 8. (DNF) 3-Dennis Misuraca[3]; 9. (DNS) 12-Corbin Gurley
Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 74-Tucker Boulton[2]; 2. 29-Kyle Amerson[1]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen[6]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[4]; 5. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[7]; 6. 23-Lance Moss[8]; 7. 7E-Eric Gunderson[3]; 8. 13X-Todd Fayard[5]
Heat 4 8 Laps
1. 1A-Lee Moore[1]; 2. 8-Brad Bowden[6]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[7]; 4. 33-Joe Larkin[3]; 5. 56-Jeff Smith[5]; 6. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[8]; 7. 67B-Blake Mallette[2]; 8. (DNF) 51X-Matt Linder[4]
Cherokee Speedway SC 4/2/23
Feature (25 Laps): 1. 07-Johnny Bridges[6]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele[9]; 3. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[4]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[8]; 5. 66-Danny Smith[11]; 6. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 7. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[1]; 8. 23R-Ryan Roberts[12]; 9. 9-CJ Miller[5]; 10. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[13]; 11. 49-Brian Paulus[14]; 12. 28-Jeff Willingham[10]; 13. 33-Joe Larkin[15]; 14. 7J-Gregg Jones[20]; 15. (DNF) B5-Brianna Lawson[18]; 16. (DNF) 23Z-Zane Devault[2]; 17. (DNF) 11-Ryan Stillwaggon[3]; 18. (DNF) 67-Jake McLain[17]; 19. (DNF) 21B-Brandon McLain[16]; 20. (DNF) 17-Camden Jackson[21]; 21. (DNF) 48G-George Loux[19]
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[4]; 2. 23Z-Zane Devault[1]; 3. 11-Ryan Stillwaggon[2]; 4. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[3]; 5. 9-CJ Miller[5]; 6. (DNF) 07-Johnny Bridges[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 9-CJ Miller[1]; 2. 11-Ryan Stillwaggon[6]; 3. 07-Johnny Bridges[5]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 5. 33-Joe Larkin[2]; 6. B5-Brianna Lawson[3]; 7. 17-Camden Jackson[4]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 23Z-Zane Devault[7]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[2]; 3. 21B-Brandon McLain[6]; 4. 66-Danny Smith[4]; 5. 49-Brian Paulus[3]; 6. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 7. 7J-Gregg Jones[5]
DHR Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[3]; 2. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[5]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 4. 23R-Ryan Roberts[6]; 5. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[7]; 6. 67-Jake McLain[2]; 7. (DNF) 48G-George Loux[4]
Mark Smith tops USCS Thunder in the Foothills contest at Travelers Rest on Friday
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour results for 3/31/2023 at Travelers Rest Speedway - Travelers Rest, SC
USCS Winged Sprint Cars 22 Entries
USCS 360 Outlaw Sprint Cars Travelers Rest Speedway SC 3/31/23
Feature (30 Laps): 1. 43-Mark Smith[1]; 2. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[2]; 3. 07-Johnny Bridges[4]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[8]; 5. 9-CJ Miller[6]; 6. 10-Terry Gray[10]; 7. 21-Gavan Boschele[7]; 8. 66-Danny Smith[12]; 9. 11-Ryan Stillwaggon[14]; 10. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[15]; 11. 67-Jake McLain[16]; 12. 23R-Ryan Roberts[3]; 13. 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 14. B5-Brianna Lawson[20]; 15. 49-Brian Paulus[13]; 16. 33-Joe Larkin[21]; 17. 58-John Peden[18]; 18. (DNF) 47-Eric Riggins Jr[5]; 19. (DNF) 21B-Brandon McLain[11]; 20. (DNF) 17-Camden Jackson[19]; 21. (DNF) 7J-Gregg Jones[17]; 22. (DNS) 7E-Eric Gunderson
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 43-Mark Smith[1]; 2. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[4]; 3. 23R-Ryan Roberts[2]; 4. 07-Johnny Bridges[5]; 5. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[3]; 6. 9-CJ Miller[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 07-Johnny Bridges[1]; 2. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[4]; 3. 23-Lance Moss[3]; 4. 11-Ryan Stillwaggon[2]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 6. 7J-Gregg Jones[6]; 7. 58-John Peden[8]; 8. (DNF) 33-Joe Larkin[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 43-Mark Smith[6]; 2. 9-CJ Miller[2]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 4. 21B-Brandon McLain[3]; 5. 49-Brian Paulus[7]; 6. 17-Camden Jackson[5]; 7. (DNS) 7E-Eric Gunderson
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 23R-Ryan Roberts[2]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 3. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[6]; 4. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 5. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[5]; 6. 67-Jake McLain[7]; 7. B5-Brianna Lawson[4]
USCS Outlaw Thunder winged sprint cars set for Travelers Rest Speedway 2023 return this Friday, March 31st
March 27, 2023 - Atlanta, GA - Wild and exciting winged sprint car racing returns to the racing program at Travelers Rest Speedway on Friday, March 31st at 7:30 pm. When the United Sprint Car Series "Outlaw Thunder" Tour www.uscsracing.com winged sprint cars will roar into the fast 3/8-mile high-banked clay oval for the USCS “Thunder in the Foothills” Sprint Car Speed Spectacular 2023. The event is the fifteenth event on the 27th Anniversary schedule for the Nationally touring USCS drivers. The race is the first USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car event scheduled at Travelers Rest Speedway during the 2023 season. The event also serves as Round #7 on the USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series schedule. The Travelers Rest Speedway race will award USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour drivers with National and USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series championship points. Entries are expected from eight or more states for the event.
Expected entries for Friday night include two National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductees and multi-time USCS Southern Thunder Tour feature winners. Those drivers include 14-time USCS National and multi-time Southern Thunder Tour USCS Champion Terry Gray, from Bartlett, Tennessee. Also entered is 2015 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee and 2021 USCS National and USCS Southern Thunder regional series Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio. Danny Smith.
A past USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour multi-time USCS feature winner Lance Moss from Cherryville, North Carolina is expected as is his Nebraska based teammate, Ryan Roberts from Aurora, Nebraska. The 1998 USCS Rookie of the Year and a former USCS Asphalt Thunder Tour series Champion, Johnny Bridges also from Cherryville, North Carolina who is a previous winner at Travelers Rest Speedway an expected entry.
Other top North Carolina based entries include Eric Riggins,Jr. from Charlotte, North Carolina who has 20+ USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour wins. Joining Riggins, Jr. as Tar Heel State entries is expected to be CJ Miller from Mooresville, North Carolina. Talented sprint car rookie sensation driver, Gavan Boschele from Mooresville, North Carolina, who is in fifth place in the current USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National point standings and will be driving the (Christopher) Bell Brian Kemanah owned #21 sprint car.
Several past National and regional Rookie of the Year drivers who are entered include the 2012 USCS National Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi, who is sixth in the current 2023 USCS National standings after finishing in the 2022 National standings. The 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Rookie of the Year, Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia, who finished in fourth place in the 2022 standings is also entered as is Jake McLain, from Indian Trail, North Carolina who was the 2009 USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Rookie of the Year and a past Racesaver Carolina Sprint Tour Champion is also entered as is his teammate brother, Brandon McLain who was the USCS 2014 Rookie of the Year.
Mark Ruel, Jr. from Jacksonville, Florida, who won the September 10t, 2020 USCS Outlaw Thunder event at Travelers Rest Speedway leads a Florida contingent that also includes former Top Gun Sprints Champion, Hayden Campbell from Montverde, Florida and Garrett Green from Riverview, Florida. Veteran USCS sprint car driver Joe Larkin from Suwannee, Georgia who finished sixth in the USCS Southern Thunder 2022 standings joins Eric Gunderson as the only Georgia entries thus far.
Two South Carolina upstate area drivers, Brian Paulus from Clemson who is
a veteran sprint car driver transplant originally from Central Pennsylvania
is entered as is rookie sprint car driver John Peden from the Greenville
area.
The USCS winged sprint cars are joined on the Friday night racing card by a
full program of stock car racing as well including Renegade Sportsman,
Thunder Bombers, Thunder Bomber Futures, Pure Stock, and Front Wheel Drive
divisions to create an action-packed night of racing and family
entertainment.
For directions to and more information about Travelers Rest Speedway please visit www.trspeedwaysc.com For updated schedules, rules and more for the United Sprint Car Series, please visit www.uscsracing.com. If you still have questions please call 770-865-6097.
Franek collects USCS Frostbuster $3000 at Magnolia
Columbus, MS - March 11, 2023 - New Jersey hot-shoe Davie Franek chased pole starter Koty Adams from Doyline, LA for over half the 30-lap USCS A-Main before grabbing the lead in lapped traffic to race into the USCS Victory Lane for the third time in 2023 to collect the $3000 top prize.
Franek crossed under the checkers only a car length ahead of Adams, who was driving Dustin Gates #6.
Matt Covington from Glenpool, Oklahoma cross the finish line in third place followed by ninth starting Brad Bowden from Hernando, Mississippi in fourth place and Tuscaloosa, Alabama's Lee Moore completed the top five.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car Results for 3/11/2023 at Magnolia Motor Speedway - Columbus, MS USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars - 15 Entries
Feature 30Laps 1. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 2. 6-Koty Adams[1]; 3. 95-Matt Covington[4]; 4. 8-Brad Bowden[9]; 5. 1A-Lee Moore[3]; 6. 10-Terry Gray[10]; 7. 88-Trent Moss[6]; 8. 66-Danny Smith[8]; 9. 47-Dale Howard[15]; 10. 187-Landon Crawley[11]; 11. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 12. 44-Ronny Howard[13]; 13. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[14]; 14. 28-Jeff Willingham[12]; 15. (DNF) 13-Chase Howard[7]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps 1. 6-Koty Adams[2]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 3. 1A-Lee Moore[1]; 4. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 5. 23-Lance Moss[4]; 6. 88-Trent Moss[5]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8-Laps 1. 88-Trent Moss[3]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 3. 6-Koty Adams[6]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[8]; 5. 8-Brad Bowden[4]; 6. 187-Landon Crawley[7]; 7. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[5]; 8. (DNF) 47-Dale Howard[1]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps 1. 95-Matt Covington[5]; 2. 1A-Lee Moore[1]; 3. 13-Chase Howard[2]; 4. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]; 7. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[6]
Gurley flys from 10th to 1st in USCS Sprints at Hattiesburg.
Hattiesburg, Mississippi - March 4, 2023 - Hebron, Indiana's, Corbin Gurley charged from a tenth place start to first in the 30-lap USCS A-Main to win his career-first USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour main event in the weekend finale at Hattiesburg Speedway on Saturday night.
Gurley, bested a field of some of the best winged-360 sprint car drivers in the Nation for a career-second sprint car win in the sprint car portion of the Hub City.
Brandon Anderson from Glenpool, Oklahoma finished in the runner-up spot on his first visit to the Speedway. Sunbury, Pennsylvania's Mark Smith finished in the final podium spot in third place.
14-year-old Gavan Boschele from Mooresville, North Carolina continued to impress with a fourth-place place finish after a,win in his heat race and veteran Jan Howard, who won his Heat and the Hoosier Speed Dash rounded out the top five.
Kaylee Bryson from Oklahoma led the next group in sixth place followed by third-generation sprint car driver Chase Howard from Nesbit, Mississippi.
Lance Moss from Cherryville, North Carolina was eighth followed by defending USCS National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee in ninth place and two-timeUSCSNational Champion Morgan Havener from Oakland, Tennessee completed the top ten.
Heat race winners were Kaylee Bryson in the
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1, Davie Franek in the JJ Supply of NC Heat 2, JJ
Supply of NC Heat 2, Gvan Boschele won the Racing Electronics Heat 3 and Jan
Howard won the Hero Graphics Heat 4.
Jan Howard also won the Hoosier Speed Dash for the top six cars after heat races to garner the pole position for the A-Main.
Lance Moss won the USCS B-Main that took the final eight cars into the A-Main from the 29 car field.
The next USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and Winter Heat Series events are next Friday and Saturday at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi.
For more USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com.
Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car results for 3/4/2023 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS 360 Outlaw Sprint Cars 29-Entries
USCS Feature 30-Laps
1. 12-Corbin Gurley[10]; 2. 55B-Brandon Anderson[2]; 3. 43-Mark Smith[7]; 4.
21-Gavan Boschele[9]; 5. 121-Jan Howard[1]; 6. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[6]; 7.
13-Chase Howard[5]; 8. 23-Lance Moss[15]; 9. 10-Terry Gray[14]; 10.
10M-Morgan Turpen[11]; 11. 28F-Davie Franek[8]; 12. 15K-Creed Kemenah[13];
13. 10L-Landon Britt[17]; 14. 32-Rusty Sanford[18]; 15. 28-Jeff
Willingham[19]; 16. 13X-Jake Brashier[20]; 17. (DNF) 47-Dale Howard[3]; 18.
(DNF) 01-Shane Morgan[12]; 19. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[16]; 20. (DNF) 66-Danny
Smith[4]; 21. (DNF) 56T-DL (Tank) Brashier[22]; 22. (DNS) 3T-John Robicheaux
B-Main 1 12-Laps
1. 23-Lance Moss[1]; 2. 44-Ronny Howard[6]; 3. 10L-Landon Britt[5]; 4. 32-Rusty Sanford[3]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[10]; 6. 13X-Jake Brashier[7]; 7. 3T-John Robicheaux[8]; 8. 56T-DL (Tank) Brashier[12]; 9. (DNF) 2H-Tommy Hall[2]; 10. (DNF) 56-Jeff Smith[11]; 11. (DNF) 4X-Scott Baldwin[4]; 12. (DNS) 95-Matt Covington; 13. (DNS) 83-Blake Carrier; 14. (DNS) 88B-Brandon Blenden; 15. (DNS) 55-Brad Bowden
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 121-Jan Howard[1]; 2. 55B-Brandon Anderson[2]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 66-Danny Smith[6]; 5. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 6. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[5]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[2]; 2. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 3. 43-Mark Smith[6]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[8]; 6. 13X-Jake Brashier[7]; 7. 56-Jeff Smith[3]; 8. 56T-DL (Tank) Brashier[1]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 28F-Davie Franek[1]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[2]; 3. 01-Shane Morgan[4]; 4. 32-Rusty Sanford[3]; 5. 4X-Scott Baldwin[6]; 6. (DNF) 95-Matt Covington[5]; 7. (DNF) 83-Blake Carrier[7]
Racing Electronics Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 2. 55B-Brandon Anderson[4]; 3. 12-Corbin Gurley[5]; 4. 15K-Creed Kemenah[6]; 5. 2H-Tommy Hall[7]; 6. 3T-John Robicheaux[3]; 7. (DNF) 55-Brad Bowden[2]
HERO Graphics Heat 4 8-Laps
1. 121-Jan Howard[4]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 3. 66-Danny Smith[7]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[2]; 5. 10L-Landon Britt[6]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 7. (DNF) 88B-Brandon Blenden[3]
Franek grabs Hattiesburg USCS Hub City prelim
USCS National and Winter Heat Series points leader Davie Franek from Wantage, NJ charged from outside the front row into the USCS Victory Lane after the 25-lap USCS main event at Hattiesburg Speedway on Friday night.
Franek held off the charges of Sunbury, PA driver Mark Smith through five caution periods for the win. Smith followed him across the finish line in the runner-up spot with Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi in third place.
14-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee followed in fourth place with Matt Covington from Glenpook, Oklahoma completing the top five.
USCS Outlaw Thunder results for 3/3/2023 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS 360 Outlaw Sprint Cars-30 Entries
USCS Sprint Car Feature 30-Laps:
1. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 2. 43-Mark Smith[7]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 5. 95-Matt Covington[12]; 6. 44-Ronny Howard[4]; 7. 66-Danny Smith[8]; 8. 13-Chase Howard[5]; 9. 21-Gavan Boschele[15]; 10. 10M-Morgan Turpen[11]; 11. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[9]; 12. 23-Lance Moss[13]; 13. 55B-Brandon Anderson[14]; 14. 01-Shane Morgan[17]; 15. 12-Corbin Gurley[19]; 16. 55-Brad Bowden[6]; 17. 32-Rusty Sanford[18]; 18. 56-Jeff Smith[10]; 19. (DNF) 15K-Creed Kemenah[22]; 20. (DNF) 13X-Jake Brashier[16]; 21. (DNF) 121-Jan Howard[20]; 22. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[23]; 23. (DNF) 31-Casey Wills[21]
B Main 1 8 Laps
1. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 2. 01-Shane Morgan[3]; 3. 12-Corbin Gurley[4]; 4. 31-Casey Wills[5]; 5. 88-Terry Easum[6]; 6. 2H-Tommy Hall[7]; 7. 21D-Butch David[8]; 8. 4X-Scott Baldwin[2]
B Main 2 8 Laps
1. 13X-Jake Brashier[1]; 2. 32-Rusty Sanford[2]; 3. 121-Jan Howard[7]; 4. 15K-Creed Kemenah[4]; 5. 88B-Brandon Blenden[6]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[5]; 7. 56T-DL (Tank) Brashier[3]; 8. (DNS) 10L-Landon Britt
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[4]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[1]; 5. 13-Chase Howard[3]; 6. 55-Brad Bowden[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 2. 44-Ronny Howard[5]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 4. 55B-Brandon Anderson[6]; 5. 12-Corbin Gurley[2]; 6. 01-Shane Morgan[8]; 7. 88B-Brandon Blenden[4]; 8. (DNF) 21D-Butch David[1]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 28F-Davie Franek[4]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 3. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 4. 56-Jeff Smith[8]; 5. 4X-Scott Baldwin[6]; 6. 56T-DL (Tank) Brashier[7]; 7. (DNF) 121-Jan Howard[2]; 8. (DQ) 10L-Landon Britt[1]
Racing Electronics Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 66-Danny Smith[1]; 2. 13-Chase Howard[5]; 3. 55-Brad Bowden[7]; 4. 13X-Jake Brashier[4]; 5. 32-Rusty Sanford[6]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 7. 2H-Tommy Hall[2]
HERO Graphics Heat 4 8 Laps
1. 47K-Kaylee Bryson[1]; 2. 95-Matt Covington[3]; 3. 43-Mark Smith[6]; 4. 21-Gavan Boschele[5]; 5. 15K-Creed Kemenah[2]; 6. 31-Casey Wills[4]; 7. 88-Terry Easum[7]
MCCARL COMPLETES USCS DOUBLE IN BATTLE AT THE BEACH FINALE AT SOUTHERN RACEWAY
Milton, Florida – Saturday, February 25, 2023 – Defending Knoxville Raceway 360-winged sprint car Champion and Sprint Car Hall of Famer, Terry McCarl from Altoona, Iowa completed a weekend sweep of the main events at Southern Raceway in the 6th Annual Battle at the Beach Sprint Car Speed Spectacular on Saturday night. McCarl won the 30-lap weekend finale good for a $3000 paycheck. The veteran Iowa driver made his second weekend of racing in the warmer climates in Florida his biggest weekend payoff of the 2023 season with winnings of $5200 after also wining Friday night’s 25-lap preliminary main event and winning the USCS Hoosier Speed Dash on both nights to star in the pole position EACH NIGHT.
McCarl started from the pole position in the main event and led all 30-laps, but,not with working hard to stay out of being challenged the entire distance by second starting 2022 USCS Winter Heat Series Champion and current series National points leader, Davey Franek from Wantage, New Jersey and fourth starting Sunbury, Pennsylvania’s Mark Smith who has 41 career USCS wins to his credit.
When the checkers flew as McCarl swept under the flag stand, Franek followed the Iowan in the runnerup spot two car lengths back with Mark Smith in the final podium spot as sixth starting two-time USCS National Champion, Jordan Mallett from Greenbriar, Arkansas made his presence known while challenging Smith for third crossed in fourth place followed by USCS Rookie of the Year contender Gavan Boschele from Mooresville, North Carolina rounded out the top five.
Ankeny, Iowa’s Chris Martin led the second five in sixth place followed by Knoxville, Iowa young gun Riley Goodno from Knoxville, Iowa in seventh. Glenpool, Oklahoma’s Brandon Anderson was eighth followed by 2021 USCS National Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Famer, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio was ninth and Matt Covington from also from Glenpool, Oklahoma completed the top ten finishers.
Heat race winners were Jordon Mallett in the Engler Machine and Tool
First Heat, Terry McCarl in the JJ Supply of North Carolina Heat Two and the
RE Electronics Third Heat was won by Mark Smith. Terry McCarl won the
six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash for the top six cars from passing points after
the heat races. That awarded him the pole position for the start of the
A-Main.Twenty-four cars from fourteen states started the main event and
two-two of those cars finished the event.
Twenty-four cars from fourteen states started the main event and two-two of those cars finished the event. These races served as Rounds number seven and eight of the 5th annual USCS Winter Heat Series contests and issued National, USCS Southern Thunder regional and Winter Heat Series points.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour weinged sprint car results at Southern Raceway on Saturday, February 25, 2023. 24 cars entered.
Feature (30 Laps): 1. 24-Terry McCarl[1]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 3.
43-Mark Smith[4]; 4. 14-Jordon Mallett[6]; 5. 21-Gavan Boschele[5]; 6.
44-Chris Martin[8]; 7. 22-Riley Goodno[7]; 8. 55B-Brandon Anderson[15]; 9.
66-Danny Smith[17]; 10. 95-Matt Covington[10]; 11. 12-Corbin Gurley[9]; 12.
23-Lance Moss[14]; 13. 10-Terry Gray[12]; 14. 88-Terry Easum[11]; 15.
21M-Adam Cruea[18]; 16. 31-Casey Wills[23]; 17. 7E-Eric Gunderson[24]; 18.
33-Joe Larkin[16]; 19. 32-Rusty Sanford[13]; 20. 28-Jeff Willingham[20]; 21.
(DNF) 29-Kyle Amerson[3]; 22. (DNF) 2H-Tommy Hall[19]; 23. (DNF) 61-Sean
Wimpee[22]; 24. (DNF) 4X-Scott Baldwin[21]
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 24-Terry McCarl[1]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[5];
3. 29-Kyle Amerson[2]; 4. 43-Mark Smith[3]; 5. 21-Gavan Boschele[6]; 6.
14-Jordon Mallett[4]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Jordon Mallett[1]; 2. 29-Kyle Amerson[6]; 3. 44-Chris Martin[4]; 4. 28F-Davie Franek[8]; 5. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[7]; 7. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 8. 31-Casey Wills[2]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Terry McCarl[7]; 2. 22-Riley Goodno[2]; 3. 12-Corbin Gurley[4]; 4. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 5. 55B-Brandon Anderson[5]; 6. 66-Danny Smith[8]; 7. 4X-Scott Baldwin[3]; 8. (DNS) 7E-Eric Gunderson
Racing Electronics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 43-Mark Smith[2]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele[3]; 3. 88-Terry Easum[1]; 4. 32-Rusty Sanford[4]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 6. 21M-Adam Cruea[6]; 7. 2H-Tommy Hall[8]; 8. 61-Sean Wimpee[5]
USCS Winter Heat Series 2023 will re-fire at Southern Raceway on Friday and Saturday, February 24th and 25th
Atlanta, GA - Thursday, February 9, 2023 - After the 5th Annual United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour Winter Heat mini-series is surrendering to the weather this coming weekend on 2/10 and 2/11 for USCS Winter Heat Rounds #5 & #6 at Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida.
But, with four events completed and eight (8) events remaining on the mini-series schedule, the USCS Winter Heat Series picks back up on Friday and Saturday, February 24th and 25th at Southern Raceway for the originally scheduled Rounds #7 & #8 at the same facility, Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida after a weekend off to honor the traditional scheduled Ronald Laney Memorial 360 Winternationals at East Bay Raceway Park.
USCS Winter Heat Series 2023:
1/27/2-23 - Volusia Speedway Park - winner Ryan Timms
1/28/2023 - Volusia Speedway Park - winner Tyler Clem
2/3/2023 - Hendry County Motorsports Park - winner Mark Smith
2/4/2023 - Hendry County Motorsports Park - winner Davey Franek
2/10/2023 - Southern Raceway - Cancelled for Weather
2/11/2023 - Southern Raceway - Cancelled for Weather
2/24/2023 - Southern Raceway, Milton, FL
2/25/2023 - Southern Raceway, Milton, FL
3/03/2023 - Hattiesburg Speedway, Hattiesburg, MS
3/04/2023 - Hattiesburg Speedway, Hattiesburg, MS
3/10/2023 - Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus, MS
3/11/2023 - Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus, MS
3/17/2023 - North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia, AL
3/18/2023 - North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia, AL
For information please go to www.uscsracing.com or call the USCS Office at 770-865-6097.
Davey Franek collects $3000 USCS Snow-Free Sprint Car Winternationals finale at Hendry County
Clewiston, FL - February 4, 2023 - Davey "No Panic" Franek from Wantage, NJ led wire-to-wire in the 30-lap USCS Snow-Free Sprint Car Winternationls final at Hendry County Motorsports Park on Saturday night to collect the $3000 top prize.
The 2022 Empire Super Sprints Champion, Jordon Poirier from Quebec chased Franek for the entire distance before having to settle for the runner-up spot just ahead of fourteen year old Gavan Boschele from Mooresville, NC, who was racing in only his sixth sprint car race followed in third.
Cherryville, North Carolina's Lance Moss, followed in fourth place. The previous night's winner, Mark Smith from Sunbury, PA, completed the top five.
Corbin Gurley from Hebron, IN, led the next group in sixth place. Cicero, NY hot-shoe, Paulie Colagiovanni, who was second on Friday night, finished seventh.
Canadian young gun Jacob Dykstra from Ontario followed in eighth place with two-time USCS National Champion, Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, AR in ninth with 14-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee in the tenth position.
Corbin Gurley won the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Lance Moss took the checkers first in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat and the "Canadian Cannon", Jordan Poirier closed out heat race action by winning the Racing Electronics Third Heat.
Davey Franek then garnered the pole position start for the main event by winning the 6-lap Hoosier Speed Dash.
Paulie Colagiovanni advanced the most positions in the A-Main to earn the Wildwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car results for 2/4/2023 at Hendry
County Motorsports Park - Clewiston, FL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 19-Entries
Media Results for 2/4/2023 at Hendry County Motorsports Park - Clewiston,
FL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Sprint Cars - 19 Entries
USCS Feature 30- Laps
1. 28F-Davie Franek[1]; 2. 28P-Jordan Poirier[4]; 3. 21-Gavan Boschele[6];
4. 23-Lance Moss[2]; 5. 43-Mark Smith[9]; 6. 12-Corbin Gurley[3]; 7.
10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[12]; 8. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[8]; 9. 14-Jordon
Mallett[13]; 10. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 11. 9M-Liam Martin[10]; 12. 44-Chris
Martin[16]; 13. 4-Danny Smith[14]; 14. 77-Tyeller Powless[15]; 15.
15-Garrett Green[7]; 16. 28W-Jeff Willingham[18]; 17. (DNF) 96S-Brandon
Sampson[17]; 18. (DNF) 20C-Steve Diamond Jr[11]; 19. (DNS) 3-Todd Gracey
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[1]; 3. 12-Corbin Gurley[4]; 4.
28P-Jordan Poirier[5]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 6. (DNF) 3-Todd Gracey[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 12-Corbin Gurley[2]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 3. 3-Todd Gracey[6]; 4. 43-Mark
Smith[5]; 5. 9M-Liam Martin[7]; 6. 96S-Brandon Sampson[4]; 7. 28W-Jeff
Willingham[1]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 23-Lance Moss[2]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 3. 15-Garrett Green[4]; 4.
10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[3]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett[5]; 6. 77-Tyeller
Powless[6]
Racing Electronics Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 28P-Jordan Poirier[1]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 3. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[2]; 4.
20C-Steve Diamond Jr[4]; 5. 4-Danny Smith[5]; 6. 44-Chris Martin[6]
2/3/2023 at Hendry County Motorsports Park
USCS 360 Outlaw Sprint Cars
Feature (25 Laps): 1. 43-Mark Smith[2]; 2. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[1]; 3. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 4. 44-Chris Martin[6]; 5. 28-Jordan Poirier[4]; 6. 14-Jordon Mallett[14]; 7. 4-Danny Smith[10]; 8. 12-Corbin Gurley[8]; 9. 9M-Liam Martin[7]; 10. 21-Gavan Boschele[15]; 11. 23-Lance Moss[11]; 12. 10-Terry Gray[12]; 13. 28W-Jeff Willingham[13]; 14. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[5]; 15. 15-Garrett Green[19]; 16. 20C-Steve Diamond Jr[17]; 17. 77-Tyeller Powless[20]; 18. (DNF) 3G-Todd Gracey[9]; 19. (DNF) 1C-Brenham Crouch[16]; 20. (DNS) 96S-Brandon Sampson; 21. (DNS) 11-Cory Spencer
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[1]; 2. 43-Mark Smith[2]; 3. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 4. 28-Jordan Poirier[5]; 5. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[6]; 6. 44-Chris Martin[4]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[1]; 2. 44-Chris Martin[3]; 3. 4-Danny Smith[2]; 4. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett[6]; 6. 1C-Brenham Crouch[4]; 7. 15-Garrett Green[7]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 43-Mark Smith[2]; 2. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[6]; 3. 12-Corbin Gurley[5]; 4. 28W-Jeff Willingham[4]; 5. 21-Gavan Boschele[7]; 6. 20C-Steve Diamond Jr[3]; 7. (DNS) 11-Cory Spencer
Racing Electronics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 2. 9M-Liam Martin[1]; 3. 28-Jordan Poirier[5]; 4. 3G-Todd Gracey[6]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 6. 96S-Brandon Sampson[2]; 7. 77-Tyeller Powless[4]
Tyler Clem collects $5000 Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout USCS Finale at Volusia
DeLeon Springs, Florida - January 28, 2023 - St. Petersburg, Florida'sTyler Clem who seems capable of winning in almost any type of race car drove into the lead in turn one of lap one from his pole postion start and led all 30 laps of the United Sprint Car Series (USCS) Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout weekend Finale on Saturday night at Volusia Speedway Park.
Lubbock, Texas' Benham Crouch set the evening's fast time with a lap of 14.290.
Paulie Colagiovanni from Cicero, New York garnered Saturday night's Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award for advancing the most positions in tge A-Main vy charging from 21st to 8th in the 30-lap final. He edged out the previous night's winner Ryan Timms from Oklahoma who advanced 12 positions to race from 17th to 5th place in the finale.
United Sprint Car Series results on 1/28/2023 at Volusia Speedway Park for the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout night #2 Finale - De Leon Springs, FL
USCS Winged Sprint Cars -37 Entries.
Germfree Southern Sprint Car Showdown USCS Feature 30 Laps | 00:17:01.115
1. 14C-Tyler Clem[1]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 3. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[2]; 4. 20-Anthony Macri[7]; 5. 5T-Ryan Timms[17]; 6. 47X-Dylan Westbrook[8]; 7. 28-Jordan Poirier[5]; 8. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[21]; 9. 7-Devon Borden[6]; 10. 9M-Liam Martin[4]; 11. 1C-Brenham Crouch[12]; 12. 24-Danny Martin Jr[19]; 13. 44-Chris Martin[16]; 14. 63-Josh Weller[22]; 15. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[14]; 16. 23R-Ryan Roberts[13]; 17. 23-Lance Moss[20]; 18. (DNF) 21-Gavan Boschele[15]; 19. (DNF) 0-Glenn Styres[9]; 20. (DNF) 15-Garrett Green[10]; 21. (DNF) G6-Brandon Grubaugh[24]; 22. (DNF) 10-Terry Gray[23]; 23. (DNF) 28W-Jeff Willingham[25]; 24. (DNF) 197-Ryan Harrison[18]; 25. (DNS) 3-AJ Maddox
Schoefeld Headers Last Chance Showdown 1 12-Laps | 00:03:18.915
1. 5T-Ryan Timms[1]; 2. 24-Danny Martin Jr[4]; 3. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[3]; 4. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[2]; 5. 4S-Danny Smith[6]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[5]; 7. (DNF) 28W-Jeff Willingham[8]; 8. (DNF) 14-Jordon Mallett[9]; 9. (DNF) 34-Darren Orth[10]; 10. (DNS) 96S-Brandon Sampson; 11. (DNS) 77-Tyeller Powless
Butlerbuilt Last Chance Showdown 2 12-Laps | 00:03:27.278
1. 197-Ryan Harrison[3]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[2]; 3. 63-Josh Weller[8]; 4. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[1]; 5. 12-Corbin Gurley[6]; 6. 9-CJ Miller[5]; 7. 42-Jesse Pruchnik[9]; 8. (DNF) 22-Shawn Murray[7]; 9. (DNF) 10-Terry Gray[4]; 10. (DNS) 41-Chase Moran
Engler Machine and Tool Heat 1 8-Laps | 00:02:12.578
1. 14C-Tyler Clem[1]; 2. 20-Anthony Macri[2]; 3. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[4]; 4. 21-Gavan Boschele[3]; 5. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[6]; 6. 24-Danny Martin Jr[9]; 7. 12-Corbin Gurley[8]; 8. 22-Shawn Murray[7]; 9. 42-Jesse Pruchnik[10]; 10. 14-Jordon Mallett[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps | 00:02:13.298
1. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 2. 3-AJ Maddox[1]; 3. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[5]; 4. 1C-Brenham Crouch[4]; 5. 44-Chris Martin[3]; 6. 197-Ryan Harrison[6]; 7. 4S-Danny Smith[8]; 8. 96S-Brandon Sampson[7]; 9. 34-Darren Orth[9]
Hero Graphics Heat 3 8-Laps | 00:02:11.418
1. 9M-Liam Martin[2]; 2. 0-Glenn Styres[1]; 3. 47X-Dylan Westbrook[3]; 4. 23R-Ryan Roberts[4]; 5. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[6]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[8]; 7. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 8. (DNS) 41-Chase Moran; 9. (DNS) 77-Tyeller Powless
RE Electronics Heat 4 8-Laps | 00:02:18.008
1. 28-Jordan Poirier[1]; 2. 7-Devon Borden[2]; 3. 15-Garrett Green[3]; 4. 5T-Ryan Timms[6]; 5. 23-Lance Moss[5]; 6. G6-Brandon Grubaugh[4]; 7. 9-CJ Miller[8]; 8. 28W-Jeff Willingham[9]; 9. 63-Josh Weller[7]
Qualifying 1
1. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 00:14.491[9]; 2. 21-Gavan Boschele, 00:14.629[10]; 3. 20-Anthony Macri, 00:14.648[6]; 4. 14C-Tyler Clem, 00:14.674[1]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett, 00:14.880[8]; 6. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni, 00:14.965[3]; 7. 22-Shawn Murray, 00:14.999[7]; 8. 12-Corbin Gurley, 00:15.026[5]; 9. 24-Danny Martin Jr, 00:15.171[2]; 10. 42-Jesse Pruchnik, 00:15.433[4]
Qualifying 2
1. 1C-Brenham Crouch, 00:14.290[8]; 2. 44-Chris Martin, 00:14.452[9]; 3. 28F-Davie Franek, 00:14.637[6]; 4. 3-AJ Maddox, 00:14.710[1]; 5. 47-Eric Riggins Jr, 00:14.759[4]; 6. 197-Ryan Harrison, 00:14.873[7]; 7. 96S-Brandon Sampson, 00:14.952[2]; 8. 4S-Danny Smith, 00:14.993[5]; 9. 34-Darren Orth, 00:15.999[3]
Qualifying 3
1. 23R-Ryan Roberts, 00:14.477[6]; 2. 47X-Dylan Westbrook, 00:14.486[7]; 3. 9M-Liam Martin, 00:14.551[3]; 4. 0-Glenn Styres, 00:14.556[9]; 5. 10-Terry Gray, 00:14.641[2]; 6. 5D-Jacob Dykstra, 00:14.650[8]; 7. 41-Chase Moran, 00:14.919[4]; 8. 4X-Scott Baldwin, 00:17.131[5]; 9. (DNS) 77-Tyeller Powless
Qualifying 4 | 00:02:35.464
1. G6-Brandon Grubaugh, 00:14.532[5]; 2. 15-Garrett Green, 00:14.623[1]; 3. 7-Devon Borden, 00:14.646[4]; 4. 28-Jordan Poirier, 00:14.688[3]; 5. 23-Lance Moss, 00:14.692[8]; 6. 5T-Ryan Timms, 00:14.698[2]; 7. 63-Josh Weller, 00:14.875[7]; 8. 9-CJ Miller, 00:14.888[9]; 9. 28W-Jeff Willingham, 00:15.744[6]
Timms cleans up in the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout USCS opener at Volusia on Friday
DeLeon Springs, Florida - January 27, 2023 Young gun, 16-year-old Ryan Tinms from Oklahoma City, raced from inside the second row into the USCS Victory Lane at Volusia Speedway Park on Friday night in the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout United Sprint Car Series 2023 season-opener.
Timms bested a 39-car field of entries that included some of the bested winged sprint car drivers in North America and beyond from seventeen United States, Canada, and Great Britain to collect the $3000 paycheck in the weekend's 25-lap preliminary.
The initial start saw a caution for a spinning car before the field reset for attempt number two. On his second chance, Timms raced under pole starter Dylan Westbrook from Scotland, Ontario to grab the lead which he never relinquished. Westbrook chased the talented teenager for the entire 25-lap distance to cross under the flag stand in the runner-up spot.
Westbrook fended off the charges of NASCAR Cup Series driver and former National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Rookie of the Year, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. from Mooresville, North Carolina who crossed under the checkers in the final podium spot (third place).
Dillsburg, Pennsylvania's Anthony Macri drove Sean Michael's #20 to a fourth-place finish in the weekend opener, and Chris Martin from Ankeny, Iowa rounded out the top five drivers.
The winner of December's sprint car contest at Volusia, Tyler Clem from St. Petersburg, Florida led the next group in sixth place. Cicero, New York's Paulie Colagiovanni charged from the fourteenth starting position to finish in seventh place. That was good enough to earn the Wildwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
Devon Borden from Raymond Washington followed in eighth place. Eric Riggins, Jr. from Charlotte, North Carolina was ninth and Jacob Dykstra from Port Colborne, Ontario completed the top ten.
Earlier in the evening, Brenham Crouch from Lubbock, Texas set the fastest qualifying time at 14.061 seconds around the high-speed half-mile oval.
The United Sprint Car Series winged warriors' weekend assault on the famed oval continues on Saturday night with a $5000 top prize on the line in night #2 of the inaugural Germfree South Sprint Car Shootout at 6:00 p.m. with hot laps and the racing action follows at 7:00 p.m.
If you can't be there LIVE you can catch all the action via LIVE Stream on DIRTVision. Just go to www.dirtvision.com for full details
United Sprint Car Series results for the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout Night #1 on 1/27/2023 at Volusia Speedway Park - De Leon Springs, FL
USCS Sprint Cars 39 Entries.
Southern Sprint Car Shootout 25 Laps | 00:19:50.092
1. 5T-Ryan Timms[3]; 2. 47X-Dylan Westbrook[1]; 3. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[5]; 4. 20-Anthony Macri[6]; 5. 44-Chris Martin[10]; 6. 14C-Tyler Clem[8]; 7. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[14]; 8. 7-Devon Borden[13]; 9. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[7]; 10. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[4]; 11. 1C-Brenham Crouch[12]; 12. 28F-Davie Franek[15]; 13. 21-Gavan Boschele[9]; 14. 63-Josh Weller[18]; 15. 23R-Ryan Roberts[17]; 16. 9M-Liam Martin[16]; 17. 14-Jordon Mallett[20]; 18. 23-Lance Moss[11]; 19. 0-Glenn Styres[19]; 20. 22-Shawn Murray[22]; 21. 4S-Danny Smith[21]; 22. 15-Garrett Green[2]; 23. 10-Terry Gray[23]; 24. 28W-Jeff Willingham[24]
Last Chance Showdown 1 12- Laps | 00:23:56.989
1. 23R-Ryan Roberts[3]; 2. 0-Glenn Styres[2]; 3. 4S-Danny Smith[9]; 4. 28-Jordan Poirier[1]; 5. 3-AJ Maddox[6]; 6. 42-Jesse Pruchnik[11]; 7. 28W-Jeff Willingham[8]; 8. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 9. 4X-Scott Baldwin[10]; 10. 77-Tyeller Powless[4]; 11. (DNS) 4M-Michael Miller; 12. (DNS) 4E-Eric Gunderson
Last Chance Showdown 2 12-Laps | 00:07:36.544
1. 63-Josh Weller[2]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 3. 22-Shawn Murray[1]; 4. 12-Corbin Gurley[5]; 5. 96S-Brandon Sampson[9]; 6. 197-Ryan Harrison[8]; 7. 41-Chase Moran[6]; 8. 9-CJ Miller[10]; 9. 34-Darren Orth[7]; 10. 42D-Danny Sams III[4]; 11. (DNS) 24-Danny Martin Jr
Heat 1 8-Laps | 00:04:24.000
1. 5D-Jacob Dykstra[2]; 2. 23-Lance Moss[1]; 3. 20-Anthony Macri[4]; 4. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 5. 63-Josh Weller[5]; 6. 77-Tyeller Powless[6]; 7. 3-AJ Maddox[7]; 8. 34-Darren Orth[8]; 9. 96S-Brandon Sampson[10]; 10. 42-Jesse Pruchnik[9]
Heat 2 8-Laps | 00:03:53.000
1. 14C-Tyler Clem[1]; 2. 44-Chris Martin[2]; 3. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[4]; 4. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni[3]; 5. 22-Shawn Murray[5]; 6. 14-Jordon Mallett[6]; 7. 12-Corbin Gurley[8]; 8. 4M-Michael Miller[10]; 9. 197-Ryan Harrison[7]; 10. 9-CJ Miller[9]
Heat 3 8-Laps | 00:02:08.000
1. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[1]; 2. 15-Garrett Green[3]; 3. 47X-Dylan Westbrook[4]; 4. 9M-Liam Martin[2]; 5. 28-Jordan Poirier[5]; 6. 23R-Ryan Roberts[6]; 7. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 8. 28W-Jeff Willingham[8]; 9. 4X-Scott Baldwin[9]; 10. (DNS) 4E-Eric Gunderson
Heat 4 8-Laps | 00:02:12.000
1. 21-Gavan Boschele[1]; 2. 5T-Ryan Timms[3]; 3. 7-Devon Borden[2]; 4. 1C-Brenham Crouch[4]; 5. 0-Glenn Styres[6]; 6. 24-Danny Martin Jr[9]; 7. 42D-Danny Sams III[5]; 8. 41-Chase Moran[7]; 9. 4S-Danny Smith[8]
Qualifying 1 3-Laps | 00:00:46.000
1. 20-Anthony Macri, 00:14.387[9]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek, 00:14.571[4]; 3. 5D-Jacob Dykstra, 00:14.594[5]; 4. 23-Lance Moss, 00:14.696[8]; 5. 63-Josh Weller, 00:14.809[3]; 6. 77-Tyeller Powless, 00:14.829[6]; 7. 3-AJ Maddox, 00:14.996[2]; 8. 34-Darren Orth, 00:15.112[7]; 9. 42-Jesse Pruchnik, 00:15.388[1]; 10. 96S-Brandon Sampson, 00:15.560[10]
Qualifying 2 3-Laps | 00:00:45.000
1. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 00:14.346[9]; 2. 10C-Paulie Colagiovanni, 00:14.455[4]; 3. 44-Chris Martin, 00:14.464[5]; 4. 14C-Tyler Clem, 00:14.519[2]; 5. 22-Shawn Murray, 00:14.539[8]; 6. 14-Jordon Mallett, 00:14.609[6]; 7. 197-Ryan Harrison, 00:14.778[3]; 8. 12-Corbin Gurley, 00:14.814[10]; 9. 9-CJ Miller, 00:14.823[7]; 10. 4M-Michael Miller, 00:14.848[1]
Qualifying 3 3-Laps | 00:00:50.000
1. 47X-Dylan Westbrook, 00:14.253[6]; 2. 15-Garrett Green, 00:14.295[4]; 3. 9M-Liam Martin, 00:14.309[1]; 4. 47-Eric Riggins Jr, 00:14.446[8]; 5. 28-Jordan Poirier, 00:14.490[2]; 6. 23R-Ryan Roberts, 00:14.559[9]; 7. 10-Terry Gray, 00:14.646[3]; 8. 28W-Jeff Willingham, 00:16.486[7]; 9. 4X-Scott Baldwin, 00:16.580[10]; 10. (DNS) 4E-Eric Gunderson, 00:16.580
Qualifying 4 3-Laps | 00:00:44.000
1. 1C-Brenham Crouch, 00:14.160[9]; 2. 5T-Ryan Timms, 00:14.207[8]; 3. 7-Devon Borden, 00:14.502[3]; 4. 21-Gavan Boschele, 00:14.547[5]; 5. 42D-Danny Sams III, 00:14.549[7]; 6. 0-Glenn Styres, 00:14.716[6]; 7. 41-Chase Moran, 00:14.761[2]; 8. 4S-Danny Smith, 00:14.804[1]; 9. (DNS) 24-Danny Martin Jr, 00:14.761
6th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series kicks off this Friday and Saturday
Atlanta, GA - January 25, 2023 - The 6th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series for the United Sprint Car Series winged sprint cars kicks off this Friday and Saturday nights January 27th and 28th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida.
The event features some of the top winged sprint car drivers in North America battling for their share of a $60,000+ purse in the inaugural Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout with $3000 going to Friday night's winner and $5000 up for grabs to the driver who reaches the Volusia Speedway Park as the victor on Saturday night.
Friday night's race card also features a $ 1000-to-win race for the VSP Street Stocks. The VSP Thunder Stock division will compete on Saturday night for $1000 to win.
For complete details please vsit www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com
For USCS info please vsit www.uscsracing.com For call the USCS office at 770-865-6097.
On the following weekend, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged warriors visit Hendry County Motorsports Park in Clewsiton on Friday and Saturday, February 3rd and 4th for Rounds #3 and #4 for of the annual mini-series. Friday's event pays $2000 to win with the Saturday finale awarding $3000 to the winner.
Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida will host Rounds #5 and #6 on Friday and Saturday, February, 10th and 11th. After a weekend off, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour teams return to Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida to contest Rounds #7 and #8 of the 14-race USCS Winter Heat mini-series on Friday and Saturday, February 24th and 25th.
On Friday and Saturday, March 3rd and 4th Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, Mississippi will host the USCS Winter Heat Series for the sixth consecutive year.for Rounds #9 and #10.
Continuing its Magnolia state stops the following weekend, the USCS drivers and teams will contest Rounds #11 and #12 at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi on Friday and Saturday, March 10th and 11th.
The final weekend and Rounds #13 and #14 of the 6th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series will be contested where it was during the 2022 season on the 3/8 mile red clay oval at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama.
A $7000 point fund based on getting all 14 events completed will be awarded to the top ten drivers who compete in all of the events on the 2023 USCS Winter Heat Series schedule.
For the complete Winter Heat 2023 and USCS all race National schedule
please visit www.uscsracing.com
For other questions please call 770-865-6097.
Atlanta, GA - January 25, 2023 - The 6th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series for the United Sprint Car Series winged sprint cars kicks off this Friday and Saturday nights January 27th and 28th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida.The event features some of the top winged sprint car drivers in North America battling for their share of a $60,000+ purse in the inaugural Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout with $3000 going to Friday night's winner and $5000 up for grabs to the driver who reaches the Volusia Speedway Park as the victor on Saturday night. Friday night's race card also features a $ 1000-to-win race for the VSP Street Stocks. The VSP Thunder Stock division will compete on Saturday night for $1000 to win also.For complete details please visit www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com
On the following weekend, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged warriors visit Hendry County Motorsports Park in Clewsiton on Friday and Saturday, February 3rd and 4th for Rounds #3 and #4 for of the annual mini-series. Friday's event pays $2000 to win with the Saturday finale awarding $3000 to the winner.
Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida will host Rounds #5 and #6 on Friday and Saturday, February, 10th and 11th. After a weekend off, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour teams return to Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida to contest Rounds #7 and #8 of the 14-race USCS Winter Heat mini-series on Friday and Saturday, February 24th and 25th.
On Friday and Saturday, March 3rd and 4th Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, Mississippi will host the USCS Winter Heat Series for the sixth consecutive year.for Rounds #9 and #10.
Continuing its Magnolia state stops the following weekend, the USCS drivers and teams will contest Rounds #11 and #12 at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi on Friday and Saturday, March 10th and 11th.
The final weekend and Rounds #13 and #14 of the 6th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series will be contested where it was during the 2022 season on the 3/8 mile red clay oval at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama.
A $7000 point fund based on getting all 14 events completed will be awarded to the top ten drivers who compete in all of the events on the 2023 USCS Winter Heat Series schedule.
For the complete Winter Heat 2023 and USCS all race National schedule please visit http://www.uscsracing.com For other questions please call 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series kicks off 2023 with $60.000+ Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout at Volusia Speedway Park on January 26-28, 2023
Atlanta, GA - January 11, 2023 - The United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters returns after an eighteen-year absence to Volusia Speedway Park in DeLeon Sprints, Florida as headliners of the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, January 26th, 27th and 28th, 2023. The event kicks off the United Sprint Car Series 2023 and 27th Anniversary season at the famed half-mile clay oval known for some of the biggest dirt racing events in the World.
The Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout boasts more than a $60,000 purse for the USCS winged warriors, who will compete for $3,000-to-win on Friday, Jan. 27th, and then $5,000-to-win in the weekend finale on Saturday, Jan. 28th. The two-night event is also the 2023 season opener for the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour National title chase. The two nights also double as Rounds One and Two of the 6th annual fourteen-race USCS Winter Heat mini-series. Both nights of the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout are scheduled to be broadcast LIVE on the popular DirTVision (www.dirtvision.com) streaming format as well, for those who cannot be at the speedway LIVE.
The Southern Sprint Car Shootout welcomes the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters back to Volusia Speedway Park for the first time in 18 years. The historic racing facility is known especially for its winter-time racing action beginning in January which has become a destination point for racers and race fans to enjoy the best early season racing action and escape the cold climates farther North.
USCS Founder and President Pete Walton said, “We are looking forward to opening the USCS 2023 and 27th anniversary season at Volusia Speedway Park with the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Showdown, I think it ia going to be a great show. We’ve always liked Volusia Speedway Park and Winter racing. Over the past five seasons we have developed a series for these Winter events called the USCS Winter Heat Series, continued Walton. “We have had a lot of guys that time of the year from Canada, the Mid West and the Northeast in addition to drivers based in the Southeastern United States They come down South to enter our Winter Heat events because they’re sick of the snow and cold weather and really, just ready to kick their season off early” started Walton. “We already have a good number of entries including Florida drivers, plus everyone that runs with USCS regularly and many drivers and teams from across the USA, Canada and even England” concluded the series Founder.
The United Sprint Car Series had a successful history with Volusia Speedway Park during the early 2000s and really is excited about its return to Volusia Speedway Park to kick off the 2023 season. The Southern Sprint Car Shootout at Volusia will mark the series' 10th and 11th races at the Florida track, and the first since 2005.
The United Sprint Car Series’ inaugural visit came in 2001 and was won by former World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series driver Terry McCarl from Altoona, Iowa. The USCS drivers were also a part of Volusia’s DIRTcar Nationals in 2004 with the inaugural World of Outlaws Late Model Series event.
The full list of former USCS winners at Volusia includes, Terry McCarl (2001), Sport Allen (2001), Two-time series Champion, Kenny Adams (2003 x2, 2004, 2005), Joey Saldana (2004), Chad Kemenah (2004) and 14-time and defending USCS National Champion, Terry Gray (2004).
Joining the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars during the Southern Sprint Car Shootout weekend will be Street Stocks on Friday and Thunder Stocks on Saturday with both competing for $1,000 paydays.
The United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters would like to thank its 2023 sponsor partners for their participation in the 27th annual USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour, the USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour regional series, and the USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Those participating sponsor partners are Hoosier Racing Tire, K&N Filters, Engler Machine and Tool, JJ Supply of North Carolina, Firebull, Hero Graphics, Wilwood Disc Brakes, JE Pistons, Racing Electronics, DMI/Bulldog, DHR Suspension, Butlerbuilt, Builtwiser Wings, Killer Coatings, Pro Shocks, KSE Racing Products, and Schoenfeld Headers,
For more USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com or call the series office at (770)865-6097.
Camping spaces in the track’s campground area will be open during the Germfrree Southern Sprint Car Nationals. Parking spots may be reserved by contacting the track office at (386)985-4402. For track information and the full schedule of upcoming 2023 events at Volusia Speedway Park and tickets to them please go to www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com
USCS defending Champ Terry Gray to kickoff 2023 at Volusia Speedway Park on 1/26-28/2023
Atlanta, GA - January 10, 2023 - Fourteen-time and defending USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, who was a 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, leads a strong contingent of United Sprint Car Series (USCS) winged sprint car drivers into the USCS season opener Volusia Speedway Park on Friday and Saturday, January 27th and 28th for the Germfree Southern Sprint Car Shootout sprint car speed spectacular.
Gray has 95 career USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour victories and over 40 USCS National and regional titles. He additionally won the 2022 series’ season finale in November. In addition to his USCS accomplishments, he is a past 5-time American Sprint Car Series National Champion and 3-time National Championship Racing series’ National Champion.
The Volusia event is also the Rounds #1 and #2 series opener of the seven-track fourteen-event 6th Annual Winter Heat Series for 360-winged sprint cars. Drivers from at least a dozen states, Canada and England are already pre-entered for the opening two nights. Friday night's preliminary event pays $3000 to win with the Saturday finale worth $5000 to the winner of the 30-lap contest.
For more info please visit www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com or call 386-985-4402. For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com call 770-865-6097
Hall of Famer, Terry Gray scores 95th career USCS win at Southern Raceway on Saturday night..
Milton, FL - November 12, 2022 - 14-time USCS National Champion and 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee won the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters season Finale Fall Brawl Round #7 at Southern Raceway on Saturday night.
The win was the newly crowned 2022 USCS National Champion's 95th career win in USCS competion.
Gray, who was running in third place on lap fourteen assumed the lead from early race leader Todd Gracey of Linville, Pennsylvania and Michael Miller from Vancleave, Mississippi after the lead duo became involved in a four car accident that saw Terry Witherspoon from Jacksonville, Florida flip entering turn three when making contact with another car.
Neither of the front runners could continue when the field re-assembled for the restart.
With the veteran Gray at the front of the field the race went green with Ryan Harrison from England in the runner-up spot and Knoxville, Iowa young gun, Riley Goodno in third postion.
There were two more field slowing cautions before Gray was able to park in Victory Lane.
In the mean-time, Riley Goodno worked his way past Harrison into second place.
On the final restart with Goodno on his eear bunper, Gray charved out to a ten car lead and raced under the checkers in first place with Goodno in the runner-up postion.
Harrison finishred behind Goodno in third place follwed by another young gun, Bobby Elliott from Allenton, Michigan in fourth place and two-time USCS National Champion, Morgan Havener (formerly Turpen) completing the top five.
The previous night's winner, Hayden Cambell from Montverde, Florida came home in sixth place followed by the #01 of Biloxi, Mississippi driver Shane Morgan in seventh place. 201 USCS Champion, Sanny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio was eighth followed across the finish line by 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Rookie of the Year Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia in ninth. Brandon Blendon from Gulfport, Mississippi rounded out the top ten.
Heat winners were Danny Smith in Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, Todd Gracey won the JJ Supply Heat 2 and Ryan Harrison closed out heat action by winning tge RE Electronics Heat 3. Brandon Blendon garnered tge Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award for advancing the most positions in the A-Main (8).
Saturday's event concluded the 26th Anniversary 2022 season for the United Sprint Car Series.
The 2023 50+ event schedule will be released son. The series opens the 2023 at historic Volusia,Speedway Park on January 26th-28th, 2023.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results:
USCS Fall Brawl - Round # 7 (30 Laps): ..1. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 22-Riley Goodno[6]; 3. 197-Ryan Harrison[4]; 4. 5E-Bobby Elliott[7]; 5. 10M-Morgan Turpen[12]; 6. 5-Hayden Campbell[13]; 7. 01-Shane Morgan[15]; 8. 24-Danny Smith[5]; 9. 7E-Eric Gunderson[9]; 10. 88-Brandon Blenden[20]; 11. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[8]; 12. 2H-Tommy Hall[11]; 13. 13X-Jake Brashier[14]; 14. 4X-Scott Baldwin[18]; 15. (DNF) 3-Todd Gracey[1]; 16. (DNF) 4M-Michael Miller[3]; 17. (DNF) 43-Terry Witherspoon[10]; 18. (DNF) 67-Brian Thomas[17]; 19. (DNF) 56T-Tank Brashier[19]; 20. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[16]; 21. (DNF) 83-Blake Carrier[21]; 22. (DNS) 7J-Gregg Jones
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 3-Todd Gracey[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 3. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 4. 197-Ryan Harrison[3]; 5. 24-Danny Smith[6]; 6. 22-Riley Goodno[4]
Engler Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Danny Smith[2]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 3. 7E-Eric Gunderson[4]; 4. 5E-Bobby Elliott[8]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 6. 67-Brian Thomas[3]; 7. (DNF) 88-Brandon Blenden[5]; 8. (DNS) 7J-Gregg Jones
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 3-Todd Gracey[5]; 2. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[2]; 3. 22-Riley Goodno[6]; 4. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 5. 5-Hayden Campbell[4]; 6. 01-Shane Morgan[7]; 7. 83-Blake Carrier[1]
Racing Electronics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 197-Ryan Harrison[1]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 3. 2H-Tommy Hall[3]; 4. 43-Terry Witherspoon[6]; 5. 13X-Jake Brashier[4]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[2]; 7. 56T-Tank Brashier[7]
Hayden Campbell battles to career-first USCS victory at Southern Raceway
Milton, Florida - November 11, 2022 - Montverde, Florida's Hayden Campbell captured a career'first USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car win in the 25-lap Fall Brawl mini-series Round #6 A-Main on Friday night at Southern Raceway. Campbell bested a talent-laden field of 23 cars from 8 states and England to reach the USCS Victory Lane.
Campbell had to fend of a hard-charging Riley Goodno from Knoxville, Iowa to claim the victory after winning the 6-lap Hoosier Speed Dash that awarded him the K&N Filters Pole Position for the start in the evening's finale.
The May 14th USCS winner at the track, Michael Miller from Vancleave, Mississippi chased the lead duo across the finish line in third place followed by the 2021 USCS National Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio in fourth and two-time USCS National Champion Morgan Havener (formerly Turpen) rounded out the top five.
2021 British Isles Formula Stock Car Champion, Ryan Harrison from Rothwell North Hamptonshire, England led the next group in sixth place followed by Biloxi, Mississippi's Shane Morgan in seventh.
Tanner Witherspoon from Jacksonville, Florida was eighth followed by 13-time USCS National Champion and 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee in ninth. Brandon Blenden from Gulfport, Mississippi completed the top ten.
Riley Goodno kicked off the evening's action by winning the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Ryan Harrison won the RE Electronics Second Heat and Shane Morgan closed⅘ out heat race action by winning the MyRacePass.com Third Heat. As previously mentioned Hayden Campbell won tge USCS Hoosier Speed Dash.
Blake Carrier from Amite, Louisiana advanced the most positions in the A-Main to garner the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
The next and final 2022 season event is the USCS Battle at the Beach World Final and USCS Fall Brawl Round #7 this Saturday, November 12th at 6pm at Southern Raceway.
USCS Outlaw atThunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for 11/11/2022 at Southern Raceway - Milton, FL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Sprint Cars - 23 Entries
USCS Fall Brawl - Round # 6 30-Laps:
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[4]; 3. 22-Riley Goodno[3]; 4.
24-Danny Smith[9]; 5. 10M-Morgan Turpen[7]; 6. 197-Ryan Harrison[2]; 7.
01-Shane Morgan[5]; 8. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[6]; 9. 10-Terry Gray[11]; 10.
88-Brandon Blenden[8]; 11. 5E-Bobby Elliott[14]; 12. 43-Terry
Witherspoon[10]; 13. 7E-Eric Gunderson[13]; 14. 2H-Tommy Hall[12]; 15.
83-Blake Carrier[23]; 16. 28-Jeff Willingham[16]; 17. 67-Brian Thomas[15];
18. 13X-Jake Brashier[22]; 19. 4X-Scott Baldwin[17]; 20. 56T-Tank
Brashier[20]; 21. (DNF) 7J-Gregg Jones[18]; 22. (DNS) 8X-Tony Higgins; 23.
(DNS) 3-Todd Gracey
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 2. 197-Ryan Harrison[3]; 3. 22-Riley Goodno[5]; 4.
4M-Michael Miller[6]; 5. 01-Shane Morgan[4]; 6. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[2]
Engler Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 22-Riley Goodno[1]; 2. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 3. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[7];
4. 2H-Tommy Hall[3]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[5]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[4]; 7.
(DNF) 13X-Jake Brashier[2]; 8. (DNF) 56T-Tank Brashier[8]
RE- Racing Electronics Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 197-Ryan Harrison[1]; 2. 88-Brandon Blenden[2]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen[6];
4. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 6. 67-Brian Thomas[7]; 7.
(DNF) 8X-Tony Higgins[4]; 8. (DNF) 3-Todd Gracey[8]
My Race Pass Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 01-Shane Morgan[3]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 3. 43-Terry Witherspoon[4];
4. 24-Danny Smith[7]; 5. 5E-Bobby Elliott[6]; 6. 7J-Gregg Jones[2]; 7. (DNS)
83-Blake Carrier.
Crockett rockets to USCS Scenic City SHOOTOUT finale win at Boyd's Speedway on Saturday
Ringgold, GA - October 22, 202w - USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for 10/22/2022 at Boyd's Speedway - Ringgold, GA
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 15 Entries
Fall Brawl - Round # 4 30-Laps
1. 11-Roger Crockett[1]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 5. 43-Terry Witherspoon[8]; 6. 48-Wade Buttrey[9]; 7. 5-Hayden Campbell[7]; 8. 7E-Eric Gunderson[13]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[12]; 10. 4S-Scott Baldwin[11]; 11. 21-Aubrey Black[14]; 12. (DNF) 36-Tim Perry[10]; 13. (DNF) 51-Matt Linder[5]; 14. (DNF) 66-Chase Dunham[6]; 15. (DNS) M1-Mark Smith
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 11-Roger Crockett[1]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 5. 51-Matt Linder[4]; 6. (DNF) 66-Chase Dunham[5]
Engler Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 51-Matt Linder[1]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[7]; 3. 5-Hayden Campbell[3]; 4. 43-Terry Witherspoon[6]; 5. 48-Wade Buttrey[4]; 6. 4S-Scott Baldwin[5]; 7. 21-Aubrey Black[8]; 8. (DNS) M1-Mark Smith
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 11-Roger Crockett[1]; 2. 66-Chase Dunham[4]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[7]; 5. 36-Tim Perry[2]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 7. 7E-Eric Gunderson[5]
Bowden sweeps Friday night USCS Scenic City Shootout contest at Boyd’s Speedway
Ringgold, GA - October 21, 2022 - Hernando, Mississippi's Brad Bowden won the 25-lap USCS Scenic City Shootout Night One event at Boyd's Speedway on Friday night.
On his way to the USCS Victory Lane stop he also won his qualifying heat and the Hoosier Speed Dash to sweep the evening while collecting $2100 for his efforts.
The 2022 Powri Outlaw Sprint Series Champion Roger Crockett from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma followed in the runner-up spot, two-time USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series Champion Dale Howard from Byhalia, MS got the final podium spot in third place.
Sunbury, Pennsylvania's Mark Smith spun on lap four, then charged back through the field to finish fourth. 13-tine USCS National, Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee completed the top five.
2021 USCS Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio led the next group in sixth followed by fellow Ohioan, Chase Dunham in seventh. Jacksonville, Florida USCS Veteran racer Terry Witherspoon finished eighth.
Tim Perry from Mooresville, North Carolina raced under the flagstand in ninth and USCS Veteran sprint car racer, Joe Larkin who ranks fourth in the USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series point standings rounded out the top ten.
Bowden won the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Roger Crockett won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. Bowden then collected the win in the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash to earn the K&N Filters Pole Position for the start of the main event.
Hall of Famer Danny Smith edged out Terry Witherspoon for the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award by passing six cars in the main event to the five cars Witherspoon passed in the main event.
The USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour sprint cars return to Boyd's Speedway on Saturday night for the USCS Scenic City Shootout finale. Gates open at 4pm with Racing at 7pm.
For event details go to www.boydsspeedway.com
For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour results for the USCS Scenic City Shootout Night #1 10/21/2022 at Boyd's Speedway - Ringgold, GA
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters Winged Sprint Cars 16-Entries
USCS Fall Brawl Series - Round # 3 main event 25-Laps:
1. 4X-Brad Bowden[1]; 2. 11-Roger Crockett[3]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[4]; 4. M1-Mark Smith[5]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 6. 24-Danny Smith[12]; 7. 66-Chase Dunham[8]; 8. 43-Terry Witherspoon[13]; 9. 36-Tim Perry[6]; 10. 33-Joe Larkin[9]; 11. 28-Jeff Willingham[14]; 12. 48-Wade Buttrey[11]; 13. 21-Aubrey Black[16]; 14. 4S-Scott Baldwin[15]; 15. (DNF) 7E-Eric Gunderson[10]; 16. (DNF) 51-Matt Linder[7]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 3. 11-Roger Crockett[4]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 5. M1-Mark Smith[6]; 6. 36-Tim Perry[5]
Engler Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 4X-Brad Bowden[3]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 3. 51-Matt Linder[1]; 4. 36-Tim Perry[6]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[2]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[8]; 7. 43-Terry Witherspoon[5]; 8. 4S-Scott Baldwin[4]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 11-Roger Crockett[4]; 2. M1-Mark Smith[7]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 4. 66-Chase Dunham[3]; 5. 48-Wade Buttrey[2]; 6. 24-Danny Smith[5]; 7. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 8. 21-Aubrey Black[8]
USCS OUTLAW SPRINT CAR RACING HEADLINES USCS Scenic City SHOOTOUT RACING ACTION AT BOYD’S SPEEDWAY on FRIDAY and SATURDAY (October 21st and 22nd)
Atlanta, GA – October 18, 2022 - Wild and exciting winged outlaw sprint car racing will headline the USCS “Scenic City Shootout” racing program at historic Boyd’s Speedway on this Friday and Saturday, October 21st and 22nd at 7:00p.m. each night. The United Sprint Car Series "Outlaw Thunder" Tour presented by K&N Filters (www.uscsracing.com) will roar into the high-banked 3/8-mile Georgia red-clay oval for their 54th and 55th scheduled events on their 26th Anniversary USCS National Championship tour.
This event, that was not originally on their 2022 schedule, features the return of the United Sprint Car Series to Boyd’s Speedway after a successful July 15th event that was won by two-time USCS National Champion, Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas. These two races will award National Championship points as well as points in the USCS Southern Thunder regional series standings. The USCS Southern Thunder regional series consists of USCS races in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, both Carolinas and Eastern Tennessee.
The special two-night event is expected to bring top winged Outlaw sprint car drivers from at least seven states to the track seeking a stop in the K&N Filters USCS Victory Lane at the historic track. The exotic fire breathing, alcohol burning, 700 horsepower open wheel cars weight just 1,300 pounds, and are pound for pound the World’s most powerful short track race cars. The cars will literally fly around the track surface at speeds approaching120 M.P.H. It is not uncommon to see USCS sprint cars popping "wheelies" or doing wheel stands because of the brute force of their engines and their huge 16-inch-wide Hoosier rear racing tires.
Both Friday and Saturday night's USCS winged sprint car action will feature a full program of racing in the winged sprint cars that includes test and tune hot laps followed by the evening's first sprint car races, the qualifying heat races when competitors earn passing points given for advancing positions. The Hoosier Speed Dash follows and showcases the top six cars from the qualifying heat races in an edge of your seat shootout that will determine the starting position of the front three rows of the main event with the Hoosier Speed Dash winner starting from the K&N Filters Pole Position. Next up will be the Last Chance/B-Main race if necessary. The evening’s grand finale will be the USCS A-main event.
Most of Boyd’s Speedway weekly racing divisions will join the traveling sprint car series for an action-packed night of family entertainment each night. On Friday night those divisions include the speedway’s 604 Crate Late Model, Sportsman 602, Thunder Stocks, B-Sportsman/Beginner, Front Wheel Drive and the Crown Vic racing divisions. There will be a full program of racing action in every division including the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars.
On Saturday night, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars contest another full racing program identical to Friday night’s sprint car format. On Saturday night the weekly Boyd Speedway divisions will contest another full racing program in each division. Those Saturday night divisions include the Boyd’s Speedway Late Models, Sportsman 602, B-Sportsman/Beginner, B-Hobby and a 70-lap Enduro division finale.
Thirteen-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, tops the entry list for the Boyd’s Speedway event. He is a class of 2022 inductee into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame. The veteran racer (Gray) leads the current 2022 National point standings. Gray has 94 career USCS wins and over forty USCS National and regional titles in his storied career.
Another expected entry is the defending (2021) USCS National Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio who is also a former (2015) National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee. Smith has scored major wins and garnered series titles in both the United States and Australia. The seemingly ageless veteran driver has won at least one sprint car main event in 45 of the last 46 seasons.
Two additional previous USCS National Champions are expected. The most recent is Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas who was the 2017 and 2018 USCS National Champion. leads the USCS National point standings. Mallett was the 2011 USCS National Rookie of the Year as well. Mallett has 23 career-wins with the USCS series including one this year. Also another past Champion and Rookie of the Year expected to enter to is 2013 USCS National Champion, Derek Hagar from Marion, Arkansas. Hagar is a threat to win on every night and is the leading USCS feature winner over the last five seasons. Hagar has a career-win total of 64 victories in USCS competition. He has one 2022 win so far.
Another sprint car racer for local fans to cheer for is USCS veteran Aubrey Black from nearby, Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Several other expected entries from Georgia will also be in the field. Those include 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour Rookie of the Year, Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia and veteran USCS driver Joe Larkin from Suwanee. Two other Georgia drivers are expected as well. Those are second generation sprint car driver Matt Linder from Winder, Georgia and and veteran USCS competitor Brian Thomas from Pendergrass, Georgia.
Spectator gates open at 5:00pm on Friday and racing action begins at 7:00pm sharp! On Saturday night gates open in the general admission grandstands at 4:30pm with racing action again at 7:00p.m.
Friday and Saturday night’s General Admission prices on are $20 from Adults and Youth 6-12 years old are $5 with children 5 years and younger FREE.
Boyd’s Speedway is located approximately one quarter mile off Interstate 75 at Tennessee Exit 1A/Brainerd Road. The physical address for the facility is 1481 Scruggs Road, Ringgold, GA 30736. The track’s phone number is 423-664-4174 and the website is www.boydsspeedway.com For USCS info please visit the Official USCS web site at www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour prevented by K&N Filters results for 10/15/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 24 Entries
Fall Brawl - Round #2 30-Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 2. 29-Kyle Amerson[8]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 5. 88-Brandon Blenden[10]; 6. 24-Danny Smith[4]; 7. 01-Shane Morgan[1]; 8. 1S-Joey Schmidt[15]; 9. 7E-Eric Gunderson[11]; 10. 44-Ronny Howard[16]; 11. 4M-Michael Miller[7]; 12. 18-Paul Jones[22]; 13. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[17]; 14. 36-Tim Perry[21]; 15. 28-Jeff Willingham[19]; 16. 13X-Jake Brashier[20]; 17. 1A-Lee Moore[18]; 18. 4X-Scott Baldwin[24]; 19. 13-Chase Howard[9]; 20. 37-Scott Craft[12]; 21. 2H-Tommy Hall[13]; 22. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 23. 56-Jeff Smith[14]; 24. D13-Jeffrey Dooley[23]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 01-Shane Morgan[1]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[4]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 4. 24-Danny Smith[2]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 6. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[3]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[7]; 3. 24-Danny Smith[8]; 4. 37-Scott Craft[2]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[6]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 7. 13X-Jake Brashier[4]; 8. 18-Paul Jones[5]
Racing Electronics Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 2. 88-Brandon Blenden[2]; 3. 29-Kyle Amerson[6]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[7]; 5. 1S-Joey Schmidt[5]; 6. 2H-Tommy Hall[8]; 7. 36-Tim Perry[3]; 8. (DNF) D13-Jeffrey Dooley[4]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 10M-Morgan Turpen[4]; 2. 01-Shane Morgan[6]; 3. 4M-Michael Miller[8]; 4. 56-Jeff Smith[1]; 5. 44-Ronny Howard[5]; 6. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[3]; 7. 1A-Lee Moore[7]; 8. (DNF) 4X-Scott Baldwin[2]
Its all Dale Howard at Hattiesburg in USCS Fall Beawl Round #1 on Friday
Hattiesburg, MS - October, 14, 2022 - Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi charged from outside the front row into the USCS Victory Lane in the 25-lap Fall Brawl in the Hub City night one at Hattiesburg Speedway on Friday night.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for Friday 10/14/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Sprint Cars 23 Entries
USCS Fall Brawl - Round #1 25Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[4]; 3. 88-Brandon Blenden[1]; 4. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 5. 01-Shane Morgan[5]; 6. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 7. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 8. 24-Danny Smith[9]; 9. 29-Kyle Amerson[8]; 10. 13-Chase Howard[10]; 11. 44-Ronny Howard[12]; 12. 7E-Eric Gunderson[14]; 13. 28-Jeff Willingham[11]; 14. 56-Jeff Smith[22]; 15. 37-Scott Craft[15]; 16. 13X-Jake Brashier[19]; 17. (DNF) 4X-Scott Baldwin[21]; 18. (DNF) 1A-Lee Moore[16]; 19. (DNF) 2H-Tommy Hall[13]; 20. (DNF) 99-Tanner Witherspoon[20]; 21. (DNF) 36-Tim Perry[18]; 22. (DNF) 1S-Joey Schmidt[17]; 23. (DNF) 18-Paul Jones[23]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 88-Brandon Blenden[1]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen[4]; 4. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 5. 01-Shane Morgan[6]; 6. 5-Hayden Campbell[3]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat #1 8- Laps
1. 88-Brandon Blenden[2]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[5]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[8]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[6]; 5. 37-Scott Craft[4]; 6. 13X-Jake Brashier[1]; 7. 36-Tim Perry[7]; 8. (DNF) 56-Jeff Smith[3]
JJ Supply of NC Heat #2 8-Laps
1. 01-Shane Morgan[2]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 4. 29-Kyle Amerson[8]; 5. 2H-Tommy Hall[6]; 6. 1A-Lee Moore[7]; 7. 4X-Scott Baldwin[4]; 8. 18-Paul Jones[1]
HERO Graphics Heat #3 8-Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 2. 24-Danny Smith[2]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[3]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[5]; 6. (DNF) 1S-Joey Schmidt[4]; 7. (DNF) 99-Tanner Witherspoon[6]
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Media Results for 10/14/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Mini Sprints 16 Entries
Feature 20-Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[1]; 2. 3-Mike Hall[2]; 3. 351-Chris Smith[3]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[7]; 5. 33-Chris Beech[9]; 6. 15-Tony Atwood[13]; 7. T11-James Battles[8]; 8. 22D-James Dean[4]; 9. (DNF) L3-Leroy Boone[5]; 10. (DNS) 18-Tyler Clark; 11. (DNS) 23K-Taylor Bounds; 12. (DNS) 1Z-Zachary Smith; 13. (DNS) 15X-Ivan Alford; 14. (DNS) D41-Delon Morgan; 15. (DNS) 22-Scott Craft; 16. (DNS) 29-Kyle Amerson
Hoosier Mini Dash 5 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[4]; 2. 3-Mike Hall[3]; 3. 351-Chris Smith[6]; 4. 22D-James Dean[2]; 5. L3-Leroy Boone[5]; 6. (DNF) 18-Tyler Clark[1]
Heat 1 6 Laps
1. 3-Mike Hall[5]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[7]; 3. 18-Tyler Clark[3]; 4. 22D-James Dean[2]; 5. T11-James Battles[6]; 6. 23K-Taylor Bounds[8]; 7. (DNS) 22-Scott Craft; 8. (DNS) 15-Tony Atwood
Heat 2 6 Laps
1. L3-Leroy Boone[1]; 2. 351-Chris Smith[4]; 3. 15-Tony Atwood[9]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[3]; 5. 33-Chris Beech[6]; 6. 1Z-Zachary Smith[7]; 7. 15X-Ivan Alford[8]; 8. (DNS) D41-Delon Morgan; 9. (DNS) 29-Kyle Amerson
Hagar and Moore share 14th USCS Flip Flop 50 presented by Arizona Sport Shirts victories at Riverside on Saturday
The 14th Annual USCS Fall Nationals presented by Arizona Sport Shirts and the USCS Flip Flop 50 presented by Arizona Sport Shirts Grand Finale on Saturday, October 8, 2022 at Riverside International Speedway, West Memphis, Arkansas results:
USCS Flip Flop 50 Finale presented by Arizona Sport Shirts for the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters Winged Sprint Cars (40 Entries)
USCS presented by Arizona Sport Shirts FLIP Main Event #1 (25 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[1]; 2. G6-Cody Gardner[3]; 3. 5-Gavan Boschele[11]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[4]; 5. 3-Howard Moore[10]; 6. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[8]; 7. 187-Landon Crawley[14]; 8. 71-Bradyn Baker[15]; 9. 24-Jeffrey West Jr[12]; 10. 84-Brandon Hanks[19]; 11. 67-Hayden Martin[22]; 12. 4X-Brad Bowden[13]; 13. 22-Riley Goodno[18]; 14. 17-Alex Lyles[9]; 15. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 16. 26-Marshall Skinner[7]; 17. 99-Blake Jenkins[20]; 18. 16-Steven Howell[21]; 19. 3G-Paxton Gregory[16]; 20. 95-Asa Swindell[23]; 21. (DNF) 13-Chase Howard[5]; 22. (DNF) 94-Jeff Swindell[2]; 23. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[17]; 24. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[24]
USCS presented by Arizona Sport Shirts FLOP Main Event #2 (25 Laps): 1. 3-Howard Moore[4]; 2. 187-Landon Crawley[2]; 3. 5-Gavan Boschele[7]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 5. G6-Cody Gardner[8]; 6. 9JR-Derek Hagar[24]; 7. 71-Bradyn Baker[1]; 8. 99-Blake Jenkins[10]; 9. 4X-Brad Bowden[14]; 10. 26-Marshall Skinner[6]; 11. 24-Jeffrey West Jr[17]; 12. 44-Ronny Howard[21]; 13. 22-Riley Goodno[13]; 14. 13-Chase Howard[23]; 15. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[3]; 16. 94-Jeff Swindell[22]; 17. 84-Brandon Hanks[16]; 18. 16-Steven Howell[9]; 19. (DNF) 17-Alex Lyles[12]; 20. (DNF) 95-Asa Swindell[18]; 21. (DNF) 10-Terry Gray[11]; 22. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[20]; 23. (DNF) 67-Hayden Martin[15]; 24. (DNF) 3G-Paxton Gregory[19]
Hoosier Racing Tire B-Main#1 (10 Laps): 1. 71-Bradyn Baker[2]; 2. 22-Riley Goodno[1]; 3. 16-Steven Howell[3]; 4. 21-Spencer Meredith[4]; 5. 43-Terry Witherspoon[5]; 6. 19-Jason Long[6]; 7. 36-Tim Perry[8]; 8. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]
JJ Supply of NC B-Main #2 (10 Laps): 1. 3G-Paxton Gregory[1]; 2. 84-Brandon Hanks[2]; 3. 67-Hayden Martin[9]; 4. 55-Donny Howard[3]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[4]; 6. 88-Trent Moss[5]; 7. 0-Caleb Poe[6]; 8. 132-Jamie Manley[7]; 9. (DNS) 63LK-Ted Kirkpatrick
Hero Graphics B-Main #3 (10 Laps): 1. 44-Ronny Howard[1]; 2. 99-Blake Jenkins[3]; 3. 95-Asa Swindell[5]; 4. 37-Ayden Gatewood[6]; 5. 27-Curt Terrell[2]; 6. 2T-Cody Hays[8]; 7. 4S-Scott Baldwin[4]; 8. (DNF) 11E-Kyle Edwards[7]
USCS 600 Sprint Car Series Winged Mini Sprints Saturday Night Complete Event (21 Entries)
USCS 600 Sprint Car Series Mini Sprint Feature (20 Laps): 1. 22X-Riley Goodno[1]; 2. 69X-Devin Crawley[4]; 3. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[6]; 4. 11-Jaden Alexander[9]; 5. 3-Leroy Boone[5]; 6. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[10]; 7. 56R-Brian Ross[7]; 8. 15-Hunter Morgan[13]; 9. 2-Steven Parker II[14]; 10. 18K-Drew Kirkpatrick[17]; 11. 21B-Mike Barton[18]; 12. 15W-Aaron Williams[11]; 13. 26-Mason Skinner[20]; 14. 25-Jackson Skinner[19]; 15. (DNF) 07R-Bubba Rains[8]; 16. (DNF) 37-Ayden Gatewood[3]; 17. (DNF) 17B-Brayden Taylor[16]; 18. (DNF) 34-Samuel Baldwin[21]; 19. (DNF) 30JR-Jason Ward[15]; 20. (DNF) 351-Chris Smith[2]; 21. (DNS) 71-Mark Snellgrove.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 3-Leroy Boone[1]; 2. 37-Ayden Gatewood[6]; 3. 11-Jaden Alexander[3]; 4. 69X-Devin Crawley[9]; 5. 15-Hunter Morgan[4]; 6. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[8]; 7. 15W-Aaron Williams[10]; 8. 18K-Drew Kirkpatrick[2]; 9. 30JR-Jason Ward[11]; 10. 25-Jackson Skinner[7]; 11. (DNF) 34-Samuel Baldwin[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 22X-Riley Goodno[6]; 2. 56R-Brian Ross[2]; 3. 351-Chris Smith[9]; 4. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[7]; 5. 07R-Bubba Rains[8]; 6. 2-Steven Parker II[1]; 7. 71-Mark Snellgrove[10]; 8. 17B-Brayden Taylor[5]; 9. 21B-Mike Barton[4]; 10. 26-Mason Skinner[3]
Riverside Late Models Complete Event (25 Entries) Late Model A Feature 1: 1. 77-Josh Ray[3]; 2. 73-Ashley Newman[6]; 3. 15-Shane Stephens[1]; 4. 3N-Nathan Brown[4]; 5. 21-Troy Dow[5]; 6. 747-Lane Carr[11]; 7. 62X-Terry Gray[2]; 8. 99-Brandon Poppenheimer[21]; 9. 47-Dale Howard[14]; 10. 10C-Ronnie Cooper[13]; 11. 15W-Brian Woodard[10]; 12. 0-Chris Showah[20]; 13. 7JR-Bobby Allen[7]; 14. 24-Jake Elam[9]; 15. 27-Lynn Irwin[16]; 16. M16-Dylan Murray[23]; 17. 22-Charles Freeman[17]; 18. 10X-Otis Lester[12]; 19. 34-Brad Riley[24]; 20. 7G-Blake Allen[15]; 21. (DNF) 72-Courtney Ray[19]; 22. (DNF) 78-Henry Gustavus Jr[8]; 23. (DNF) 38-Devin Rester[18]; 24. (DNS) 74-Mike Carr; 25. (DNS) 16X-Henry Gross.
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 15-Shane Stephens[2]; 2. 3N-Nathan Brown[4]; 3. 7JR-Bobby Allen[1]; 4. 15W-Brian Woodard[6]; 5. 10C-Ronnie Cooper[9]; 6. 27-Lynn Irwin[7]; 7. 72-Courtney Ray[8]; 8. 16X-Henry Gross[3]; 9. (DNF) 74-Mike Carr[5].
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 62X-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 21-Troy Dow[4]; 3. 78-Henry Gustavus Jr[6]; 4. 747-Lane Carr[8]; 5. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 6. 22-Charles Freeman[1]; 7. 0-Chris Showah[7]; 8. M16-Dylan Murray[5].
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 77-Josh Ray[4]; 2. 73-Ashley Newman[7]; 3. 24-Jake Elam[1]; 4. 10X-Otis Lester[8]; 5. 7G-Blake Allen[5]; 6. 38-Devin Rester[3]; 7. (DNF) 99-Brandon Poppenheimer[6]; 8. (DNF) 34-Brad Riley[2].
Mid-South Street Stock Challenge Finale (23 Entries)
Street Stock A-Feature 1: 1. 18X-Jared Hays[1]; 2. 36-Nate Campbell[4]; 3. 6-Dillon Knight[2]; 4. 8-Joey Brock[8]; 5. 29-Colby Richardson[9]; 6. X-Terry Gray[16]; 7. 2K-Tim Pulley[6]; 8. 20-Patrick McMahan[7]; 9. 55-Jason Prentice[24]; 10. 13-Terry Hill[17]; 11. 13S-Richie Smithwick[19]; 12. 104-Billy Stewart[14]; 13. 82-Mathew Weakley[5]; 14. 6S-Donovan Seward[10]; 15. (DNF) 1-TJ Hughes[12]; 16. (DNF) 83-Joe Olive[15]; 17. (DNF) 24C-Landon Coke[3]; 18. (DNF) 7-Jackson Guy[25]; 19. (DNF) D7-STEPHEN FRAZIER[18]; 20. (DNF) D75-Tray Frazier[23]; 21. (DNS) 1X-Cody Brown; 22. (DNS) 5P-Chanley Purtteman; 23. (DNS) 15G-Bennie Guy.
M.S.C.A. (rules) Winged 305 Sprint Cars Saturday Finale (22 Entries) 305 A-Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 23C-Cody Gardner[4]; 2. 1X-Eddie Gallagher[3]; 3. 10K-Dewayne White[6]; 4. 6-Tucker Boulton[1]; 5. 24-Kenny Coke[9]; 6. 48-Wade Buttrey[8]; 7. 44-Ronny Howard[13]; 8. 23-Ethan Jones[7]; 9. 42A-Keith Ainsworth[5]; 10. 23W-Conner Wray[10]; 11. 22-Bubba Jones[22]; 12. 71-Ethan Tyler[15]; 13. 88R-Jay New[20]; 14. 21K-Kolby Nelson[12]; 15. 9-Keith Graham[14]; 16. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[18]; 17. 2-Jason Shavers[21]; 18. (DNF) 36-Tim Perry[19]; 19. (DNF) 15-Stone Edwards[16]; 20. (DNF) 47-Dale Howard[2]; 21. (DNF) 72-Rick Kahler[11]; 22. (DNS) 55-Donny Howard
$8000+ up for grabs in USCS Flip Flop 50 Sprint Car Shootout and $60,000+ USCS Fall National at Riverside Speedway on Friday and Saturday (October 7th and 8th)
Atlanta, GA – October 5, 2022 – At least $8000 is up for grabs when the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters invades the historic Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas on Friday and Saturday, October 7th and 8th for the 14th annual USCS “Flip Flop 50” Sprint Car Shootout presented by Arizona Sport Shirts and the K&N Filters $60,000 USCS Fall Nationals 2022 at the historic ¼ mile black Gumbo clay oval.. The two-day racing event serves as one of the premier events for Riverside International Speedway each season.
The format for the “USCS Flip Flop 50” is a United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters original that is sometimes imitated, but, never duplicated. The unique format features twin 25-lap main events with the first starting straight-up and the second starting fully inverted from the finish of the first.
Each of the 25-lap sprint car main events will pay the winner $2500 to win. The first USCS Sprint Car main event will be started straight up from the positions that drivers earned in the qualifying heats and the K&N Filters Pole Scramble on Friday night. The winner of the first 25-lap main event will be inverted to the final starting position in the second 25-lap A-Main event, that will start fully inverted from the finish of the first main event. Should the winner of the first main event win the second main event from last position they will receive a $2500 Bonus for the accomplishment.
The USCS presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car racing format on Friday night at 7:30 pm features a racing program that includes the Hoosier Tire Speed Dash for the top six cars from the previous main event followed by the sprint car qualifying heat races for Saturday night’s first USCS “Flip Flop 50”, 25-lap main event. The top eight qualified drivers via passing points then compete in the K&N Filters Pole Scramble sprint car event. The K&N Filters Pole Scramble finishing order will determine the line-up for the front four rows of the first of Saturday’s USCS “Flip Flop 50” 25-lap main events.
On Saturday evening at 6:30 pm the USCS winged sprint cars will contest a series of B-Main/Last Chance races that determine the final line-ups for the first of the two 25-lap main events. The first main event will start the field straight-up from their final qualifying order and pays $2500 to win. The second 25-lap main event will start with the field inverted from the finish of the first main event. The winner of the first race will start last in the last position. That race will also pay $2500 to win. As previously stated, a bonus of $2500 will be paid to any driver who can win both races after winning the first sprint car main event and starting last (22nd) in the second event.
Joining the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars for the $60,000+ USCS Fall Nationals will be two other winged sprint car divisions. Those are the 305 Winged Sprint Cars who will be racing for $1500 to win their 25-lap main event on Saturday night after running the same qualifying format as the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars on Friday night. The schedule also includes the USCS 600 Sprint Car Series for winged 600 micro/mini sprints who have a shot at nearly $1700 in top prize money over the two nights. The www.RockAuto.com USCS 600s will contest a complete racing card on both nights including the Hoosier Speed Dash, Qualifying Heats and Main Event(s) each night. Friday night’s USCS 600 main events pays $600 to win with Saturday’s USCS Fall Nationals USCS Powri 600 finale paying $1000 to win.
Additionally, the Riverside Modifieds also will compete on Friday night contesting an entire one-night racing format including their qualifying heat races and their $1000 to win K&N Filters main event. This will be their only appearance of the weekend.
A top prize of $1250 in cash plus cash and merchandise bonuses are posted for the Mid-South Street Stock Challenge division that also runs its qualifying heat races on Friday night plus their own K&N Filters Pole Scramble. Their B/Main last chance race(s) and 25-lap finale will be on Saturday evening as well. Fans can expect two nights of wide-open racing to complete the USCS series’ 2022 visits to the historic speedway during their 74th season of auto racing.
Gates open in the pit area at 3 pm CDT on Friday night with Grandstands opening at 5pm. The driver’s meeting is at 6:15 pm and hot laps follow with racing scheduled for 7:00 pm CDT. On Saturday the pit and Grandstand gates will open at 2 pm with Driver’s meeting is at 5 pm and hot laps to follow. Racing action kicks off at 6:00 pm
Friday Grandstand Admission pricing is $20 for Adults, Youth from 6-11 yrs. old are $5 and Children 5 yrs. And Under are Free. Saturday Grandstand Admission pricing is $25 for Adults, Youth from 6-11 yrs. old are $10 and Children 5 yrs. And Under are Free.
***Two-day discount Adult and Youth Grandstand Admission tickets are available. The pricing for two-day (gets you in Friday and Saturday) is $40 for Adults and $10 for Youth 6 to 11 yrs. old. Children 5 yrs. and Under are FREE BOTH NIGHTS. **The two-day (and advance one day) admission tickets are available by calling the USCS office at either 770-870-8439 or 770-865-6097 with a major credit or debit card.
For all updated event info and USCS rules please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
For more info on Riverside International Speedway please visit: www.riversideinternationalspeedway.com
USCS Media contact: Pete Walton peteuscs@att.net or by phone at 770-865-6097.
United Sprint Car Series to headline $60.000+ Southern Sprint Car Shototout at Volusia Speedway Park on Jan. 26-28, 2023
Atlanta, GA September 17, 2022 – The United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters returns to Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida as headliners of the Southern Sprint Car Shootout on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 26th, 27th and 28th.2023. The event kicks off the sprint car portion of the 2023 season at the famed half-mile clay oval that has become the home of some of the biggest dirt racing events in the World. The Southern Sprint Car Shootout boasts more than a $60,000 purse for the USCS winged warriors, who will compete for $3,000-to-win on Friday, Jan. 27th, and then $5,000-to-win on Saturday, Jan. 28th. The two-night event is also the 2023 season opener for the United Sprint Car Series and doubles as Rounds One and Two of the 2023 version of the twelve-race USCS Winter Heat Mini-Series. Both nights of action are scheduled to be broadcast LIVE on the popular DirTVision streaming format as well, for those who cannot be at the speedway LIVE.
The Southern Sprint Car Shootout will welcome the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters back to Volusia Speedway Park for the first time in 18 years. The historic racing facility is known especially for its winter-time racing action beginning in January that has become a destination point for racers and race fans to enjoy the best early season racing action and escape the cold climates farther North.
USCS Founder and President said, “We are really looking forward to opening the USCS’ 2023 and 27th anniversary season at Volusia Speedway Park with the Southern Sprint Car Showdown, I think it’ll be great; we’ve always liked Volusia Speedway Park and Winter racing. Over the past five seasons we have developed a series for these Winter events called the USCS Winter Heat Series, continued Walton. “We have had a lot of guys that time of the year from Canada, the Mid West and the Northeast in addition to drivers based in the Southeastern United States enter our events because they’re sick of the snow and cold weather and really, just ready to kick their season off early. We to get a good number of Florida drivers, plus everyone that runs with USCS regularly and many drivers and teams from across the nation. We really think it’ll be a great show” concluded the United Sprint Car Series founder.
The United Sprint Car Series had a successful history with Volusia Speedway Park during the early 2000s and really is excited about its return to Volusia Speedway Park to kick off the 2023 season. The Southern Sprint Car Shootout at Volusia will mark the series 10th and 11th races at the Florida track, and the first since 2005.
The United Sprint Car Series’ inaugural visit came in 2001 and was won by former World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series driver Terry McCarl from Altoona, Iowa. The USCS drivers were also a part of Volusia’s DIRTcar Nationals in 2004 with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series.
The full list of former USCS winners at Volusia include, Terry McCarl (2001), Sport Allen (2001), Two-time series Champion, Kenny Adams (2003 x2, 2004, 2005), Joey Saldana (2004), Chad Kemenah (2004) and 13-time USCS National Champion, Terry Gray (2004).
Joining the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars during the Southern Sprint Car Shootout weekend will be Street Stocks on Friday and Thunder Stocks on Saturday – both competing for $1,000 paydays
The United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters would like to thank its 2023 sponsor partners for their participation in the 26th annual USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour, the USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour, USCS Southern Thunder Tour and the USCS 600 Sprint Car Series. Those participating sponsor partners are : Hoosier Racing Tire, K&N Filters, Engler Machine and Tool, JJ Supply of North Carolina/Firebull, Hero Graphics, Wilwood Disc Brakes, JE Pistons, Racing Electronics, DMI/Bulldog, DHR Suspension, Butlerbuilt, Builtwiser Wings, Killer Coatings, Pro Shocks, KSE Racing Products, Schoenfeld Headers,
For more USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com or call the series office at (770)865-6097.
Camping spaces in the track’s campground area will be open during the Southern Sprint Car Nationals. Parking spots may be reserved by contacting the track office at (386)985-4402. For track information and the the full schedule of upcoming events at Volusia Speedway Park and tickets to them please go to www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com
Brit Ryan Harrison charges to career-first USCS feature win at Travelers Rest
Travelers Rest, SC - September 9, 2022 -
Great Britian's 2021 Formula Stock Car Champion, Ryan Harrison from Rockwell North Hamptonshire, England raced from his third place starting position into the lead on lap five of the 25-lap USCS main event at Travelers Rest Speedway and raced into the USCS Victory Lane for a career-first USCS and his first sprint car win.
He survived a mid-race caution that brought Eric Riggins, Jr. frombCharlotte, North Carolina and 13-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee on his rear bumper for the restart.
On the restart Gray got past Riggins and pursued the flying Brit until they reached several cars they were lapping and drew within three car lengths before Harrison got back in clean air.
Gray gave up the runner-up spot to the fourth starting Riggins a couple of laps later.
Riggins chased Harrison to the finish line but had to settle for second with Gray collecting the check for the final podium spot.
Indian Trail, North Carolina's Brandon McLain followed Gray in fourth and 2022 USCS Rookie of tge Year contender, Alex Lyles from Arlington, Tennessee collected another top five as he completed the top five.
The evening's Hoosier Speed Dash winner Lance Moss from Cherryville, North Carolina was sixtg followed by Braselton, Georgia's Matt Linder inbsentg and North Carolinian Tim Perry in eighth.
The 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Rookie of the Year Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia was ninth and USCS vereran sorint car racer Joe Larkin from Suwanee, Georgia rounded out the top ten.
Lance Moss won tge Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Eric Riggins, Jr. won the JJ Supply on NC Second Heat. Ryan Harrison advanced the most positions in the main event to garner the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars results for 9/9/2022 at Travelers Rest Speedway - Travelers Rest, SC
USCS 360 Outlaw Sprint Cars 11 Entries
USCS Thunder in the Foothills 25-Laps
1. 197-Ryan Harrison[3]; 2. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[4]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 4. 21B-Brandon McLain[7]; 5. 17-Alex Lyles[8]; 6. 23-Lance Moss[1]; 7. 51-Matt Linder[9]; 8. 36-Tim Perry[5]; 9. 7E-Eric Gunderson[6]; 10. 33-Joe Larkin[11]; 11. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[10]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 23-Lance Moss[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 3. 197-Ryan Harrison[5]; 4. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[2]; 5. 36-Tim Perry[6]; 6. 7E-Eric Gunderson[4]
Engler Heat #1 8- Laps
1. 23-Lance Moss[4]; 2. 7E-Eric Gunderson[1]; 3. 21B-Brandon McLain[2]; 4. 197-Ryan Harrison[6]; 5. 51-Matt Linder[3]; 6. (DNS) 33-Joe Larkin
JJ Supply of NC Heat #2 8-Laps
1. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[2]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 3. 36-Tim Perry[3]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[5]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]
Shane Morgan wins USCS Mississippi State Championship Race at Hattiesburg on Friday
Hattiesburg, MS - September 2, 2022 - Shane Morgan from Gulfport, Mississippi raced from outside the front row past K&N Filters Pole Position starter Brandon Blendon from Biloxi, Mississippi to take the lead on lap one exiting turn four.
After that Morgan survived two cautions, but, never relinquised the lead in his charge to the USCS Victory Lane in the 3rd Annual USCS Mississippi Sprint Car Championship Race. It was Morgan's career-third win in USCS competion.
Blendon in his best-ever USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour performance chased the eventual winner from two to three car lenghts back the entire distance but had to settle for the runner-up spot.
Blendon also had to hold off 13-time USCS National Champion and 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, who followed the lead duo across tge finish line in the final podium spot in third place.
Ryan Harrison from Rockwell New Hamptonshire, England who traveled across the Atlantic to compete with the USCS series for five races over two weekends finished in fourth place to add to his recent top fives in USCS competion. Butch David from Geismar, Louisiana rounded out the top five.
Jeff Smith also from Gulfport, Mississippi led the next group under the flagstand in sixth place while collecting the Wildwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Aaard after advancing seven positions in the main event. The 2012 USCS Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley Mississippi finished in the seventh position.
2022 Rookie of the Year contender, Alex Lyles from Arlington, Tennessee followed in eighth place with 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Rookie of the Year Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia behind him in ninth place. Jake Brashier from Denham Springs, Lousiana completed the top ten.
Shane Morgan kicked off the USCS prelim action by winning the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Brandon Blenden won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat.
Brandon Blenden also won the 6-lap USCS Hoosier Speed Dash for the top six after heat races.
Additionally, Eric Gunderson won the special six-lap Tom Selhorst classic Dash.
** The USCS events at ECM Speedway on Saturday night and at Talladega Short Track on Sunday have been cancelled due to expected weather each night.
The next USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car races are at Travelers Rest Speedway in Travelers Rest, South Carolina onbFriday, September 9th and at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina on Saturday, September 10th.
For more USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com
Eric Gunderson won the special six-lap Tom Selhorst classic Dash.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars results for Friday 9/2/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Outlaw Sprint Cars 16 Entries
Feature 30 Laps
1. 01-Shane Morgan[2]; 2. 88-Brandon Blenden[1]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 197-Ryan Harrison[7]; 5. 21-Butch David[6]; 6. 56-Jeff Smith[13]; 7. 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 8. 17-Alex Lyles[4]; 9. 7E-Eric Gunderson[10]; 10. 13X-Jake Brashier[14]; 11. 4X-Scott Baldwin[12]; 12. (DNF) 37-Scott Craft[8]; 13. (DNF) 1A-Lee Moore[5]; 14. (DNF) 83-Blake Carrier[16]; 15. (DNF) 2H-Tommy Hall[11]; 16. (DNF) 61-Sean Wimpee[15]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 88-Brandon Blenden[2]; 2. 01-Shane Morgan[3]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[1]; 5. 1A-Lee Moore[4]; 6. 21-Butch David[5]
Tom Sehlhorst Invitational 6 Laps
1. 7E-Eric Gunderson[1]; 2. 4X-Scott Baldwin[3]; 3. 13X-Jake Brashier[5]; 4. 56-Jeff Smith[4]; 5. (DNS) 2H-Tommy Hall; 6. (DNS) 83-Blake Carrier
Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 01-Shane Morgan[2]; 2. 21-Butch David[4]; 3. 1A-Lee Moore[5]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[1]; 6. 2H-Tommy Hall[6]; 7. 56-Jeff Smith[3]; 8. 13X-Jake Brashier[8]
Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 88-Brandon Blenden[4]; 2. 197-Ryan Harrison[2]; 3. 37-Scott Craft[3]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[7]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[6]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[1]; 7. (DNF) 61-Sean Wimpee[8]; 8. (DNF) 83-Blake Carrier[5]
Derek Hagar from nearby Marion, Arkansas won the USCS " Rumble at the River" for USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars at Riverside International Speedway on Saturday night.
Hernando, Mississippi's Brad Bowden chased Hagar the entire 30-laps but had to settle for the runner-up spot. Young gun, Landon Crawley from Benton, Arkansas followed in the final podium spot in third place.
Memphis, Tennessee's Howard Moore, who won tge July 2nd USCS race at Riverside finished fourth followed by two-time USCS National Champion, Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas rounded out the top five.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results for 8/20/2022 at Riverside International Speedway - West Memphis, AR
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 22 Entries
USCS A-Main 30- Laps
1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[1]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 3. 187-Landon Crawley[3]; 4. 3-Howard Moore[6]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett[4]; 6. 26-Marshall Skinner[8]; 7. 47-Dale Howard[7]; 8. 10-Terry Gray[14]; 9. 37-Ayden Gatewood[13]; 10. 44-Ronny Howard[10]; 11. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[16]; 12. 74-Tucker Boulton[19]; 13. 13-Chase Howard[20]; 14. 17K-Kevin Kilpatrick[12]; 15. 95-Asa Swindell[18]; 16. (DNF) 17-Alex Lyles[17]; 17. (DNF) G6-Cody Gardner[21]; 18. (DNF) 67-Hayden Martin[5]; 19. (DNF) 23H-Steven Howell[11]; 20. (DNF) 63LK-Ted Kirkpatrick[15]; 21. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 22. (DNF) 21-Carson Short[22]
USCS Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps 1. 9 Derek Hagar; 2. 4x Brad Bowden; 3. 187 Landon Crawley; 4. 15 Jordon Mallett; 5. 67 Hayden Martin; 6. 3 Howard Moore.
Engler Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 14-Jordon Mallett[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[2]; 3. 26-Marshall Skinner[4]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 5. 44-Ronny Howard[7]; 6. 17-Alex Lyles[5]; 7. 74-Tucker Boulton[6]; 8. G6-Cody Gardner[8]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 4X-Brad Bowden[1]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 3. 187-Landon Crawley[7]; 4. 17K-Kevin Kilpatrick[4]; 5. 63LK-Ted Kirkpatrick[6]; 6. 95-Asa Swindell[5]; 7. (DNS) 21-Carson Short
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 67-Hayden Martin[2]; 2. 3-Howard Moore[3]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 4. 37-Ayden Gatewood[4]; 5. 23H-Steven Howell[7]; 6. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[6]; 7. 13-Chase Howard[5]
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars invade historic Riverside
Speedway for the USCS “Rumble at the River” THIS Saturday, August 20th.
Atlanta, GA - August 16, 2022 - The United Sprint Car Series (USCS) Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade Riverside International Speedway in the Memphis suburb of West Memphis, Arkansas this coming Saturday, August 20th for the third Annual USCS “Rumble at the River” sprint car speed spectacular.
The event is the 28th completed event not including a record number of fourteen rainouts thus far during the 2022 and 26th Anniversary season for the nationally touring series. The Riverside International Speedway on Saturday night event will award both USCS National Championship and USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series points towards the 2022 title in both of those divisions.
A stellar field of winged sprint car drivers is expected for the USCS “Rumble at the River from four to six states competing. The drivers entered are expected to include at least five past USCS National Champions and many race winners plus many of Riverside’s track champions.
The current USCS National points leader is 13-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee who was is a recent National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee in June of this year.
Saturday night’s action-packed racing card also includes Riverside’s 305-Winged Sprint Car, Modified and Stock Car divisions.
Spectator grandstand gates open at 5:00 pm with racing action set to kick off at 7:30 pm after test and tune hot laps. General Admission pricing is $25 for Adults with Youth 6 to 11 years old only $5 and children 5 years and Under FREE. Pit Area admission is $35.
For more info about historic Riverside International Speedway please visit www.riversideinternationalspeedway.com
For information about the United Sprint Car Series (USCS) please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
Photo/Caption #10: 13-time USCS National Champion and 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee leads a strong contingent of USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour drivers into historic Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, AR this coming Saturday, August 20th for the 3rd Annual USCS “Rumble at the River” Sprint Car Speed Spectacular. (USCS file Photo by Jimmy Jones)
USCS Media Contact: Pete Walton: 770-865-6097 peteuscs@att.net
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars invade historic Riverside Speedway for the USCS “Rumble at the River” THIS Saturday, August 20th.
Atlanta, GA - August 16, 2022 - The United Sprint Car Series (USCS) Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade Riverside International Speedway in the Memphis suburb of West Memphis, Arkansas on this coming Saturday, August 20th for the third Annual USCS “Rumble at the River” sprint car speed spectacular.
The event is the 28th completed event not including a record number of fourteen rain outs thus far during the 2022 and 26th Anniversary season for the nationally touring series. The Riverside International Speedway on Saturday night event will award both USCS National Championship and USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series points towards the 2022 title in both of those divisions.
A stellar field of winged sprint car drivers are expected for the USCS “Rumble at the River from four to six states competing. The drivers entered and expected include at least five past USCS National Champions and many former race winners plus many of Riverside’s track champions.
The current USCS National points leader is 13-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee who was is a recent National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee in June of this year.
Saturday night’s action-packed racing card also includes Riverside’s 305-Winged Sprint Car, Modified and Stock Car divisions.
Spectator grandstand gates open at 5:00pm with racing action set to kick off at 7:30pm after test and tune hot laps. General Admission pricing is $25 for Adults with Youth 6 to 11 years old only $5 and children 5 years and Under FREE. Pit Area admission in $35.
For more info about historic Riverside International Speedway please visit www.riversideinternationalspeedway.com
For information about the United Sprint Car Series (USCS) please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
Eric Riggins, Jr. scores career-fifth Senoia Raceway victory lane stop on Saturday.
Senoia, Georgia - August 13, 2022 - USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars Sprint Cars at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, GA on Saturday August 13, 2022 results:
Feature (30 Laps): 1. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[4]; 2. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[3]; 3. 12-Jeffrey Newell[9]; 4. 67M-Hayden Martin[1]; 5. 10M-Morgan Turpen[2]; 6. 51-Matt Linder[6]; 7. 10-Terry Gray[10]; 8. 29-Kyle Amerson[5]; 9. 17-Alex Lyles[11]; 10. B5-Brianna Lawson[14]; 11. 01-Jadan Bowling[8]; 12. 7E-Eric Gunderson[13]; 13. 43-Terry Witherspoon[12]; 14. 41-Luke Hill[7]; 15. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[15]; 16. 28-Jeff Willingham[17]; 17. 4X-Scott Baldwin[18]; 18. 33-Joe Larkin[19]; 19. 67T-Brian Thomas[20]; 20. (DNF) 5-Hayden Campbell[16]
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 67M-Hayden Martin[1]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[6]; 3. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[4]; 4. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[3]; 5. 29-Kyle Amerson[2]; 6. 51-Matt Linder[5]
Engler Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[2]; 2. 29-Kyle Amerson[4]; 3. 12-Jeffrey Newell[1]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[3]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 6. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 7. 33-Joe Larkin[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 67M-Hayden Martin[1]; 2. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[7]; 3. 41-Luke Hill[2]; 4. 43-Terry Witherspoon[3]; 5. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[4]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[6]; 7. 67T-Brian Thomas[5]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Matt Linder[1]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[4]; 3. 01-Jadan Bowling[2]; 4. 7E-Eric Gunderson[3]; 5. B5-Brianna Lawson[5]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[6]
Mark Ruel, Jr. claims USCS Georgia State Sprint Car Championship Race at Lavonia Speedway.
Lavonia, GA – August 12, 2022 – Jacksonville, Florida’s Mark Ruel, Jr. raced from the K&N Filters Pole Position into the lead in turn one past front row companion Morgan Havener (formerly Turpen) from Goodlettsville, Tennessee to lead every lap of the 30-lap USCS Georgia State Championship Race at Lavonia Speedway on Friday night. It was Ruel’s career sixth USCS trip to victory lane.
Ruel had to fend off Havener for the first half of the contest until her #10m mount coast to a stop exiting turn four at the races mid-point ending her night. After Havener left the track surface, her team-mate, 13-time USCS National Champion and recent National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee took up the chase when the green flag wave.
Eric Riggins, Jr. from Charlotte, North Carolina got past Gray to trail behind Mark Ruel, Jr. while dogging him at every opportunity in lapped traffic , but, could never make a winning pass over the final thirteen laps of the 30-lap contest. Riggins was within a half car length several times before the final caution of three during the contest created a restart with three laps to go.
On the final restart with clear air in front of him Ruel opened a five-car length lead while Riggins had to hold off Terry Gray for the runner-up spot. Gray garnered the last podium spot in third place as the trio crossed under the checkers. Terry Witherspoon, also from Jacksonville, Florida followed Gray in fourth place and long-distance traveler, Jeffrey Newell from Tulsa, Oklahoma rounded out the top five drivers.
Hayden Martin from Byhalia, Mississippi, who is a senior college student at Ole Miss led the next group in sixth place followed by another young gun, Alex Lyles from Arlington, Tennessee in seventh place. Braselton, Georgia’s second-generation sprint car driver and former USCS winner at the speedway, Matt Linder finished in eighth place. Former USCS Rookie of the Year and current runner-up position racer, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi followed Linder in ninth place. Another Georgia driver, Brian Thomas from Pendergrass rounded out the top ten.
The evening’s heat race winners were Terry Gray in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Then, Hayden Campbell from Montverde, Florida collected the win in the JJ Supply Second Heat Race and Morgan Havener (Turpen) won the Hero Graphics Third and final Heat Race. Mark Ruel, Jr. won the USCS Hoosier Speed Dash for the top six cars in passing points after the heat races. This awarded Ruel the K&N Filters Pole Position for the main event. Jeffrey Newell garnered the Wildwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award after starting thirteenth and finishing fifth in the A-Main.
The next USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters is Saturday, August 13th at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia. The USCS Sprint Cars will be joined on Saturday night by an action-packed program of Late Model and Stock Car Racing. For more track and event info please go to www.senoiaraceway1969.com For USCS info please go to www.uscsracing.com
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Winged Sprint Cars at Lavonia Speedway, Lavonia, GA on Friday, August 12, 2022 results.
Feature (30 Laps): 1. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[1]; 2. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[5]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 43-Terry Witherspoon[8]; 5. 12-Jeffrey Newell[13]; 6. 67M-Hayden Martin[6]; 7. 17-Alex Lyles[12]; 8. 51-Matt Linder[11]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[17]; 10. 67T-Brian Thomas[9]; 11. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[14]; 12. 7E-Eric Gunderson[15]; 13. 33-Joe Larkin[18]; 14. 4X-Scott Baldwin[16]; 15. 41-Luke Hill[7]; 16. B5-Brianna Lawson[20]; 17. 5-Hayden Campbell[4]; 18. 10M-Morgan Turpen[2]; 19. 20C-Anthony D'Alessio[10]; 20. (DNS) 0X-Clint Weiss
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[4]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 4. 5-Hayden Campbell[2]; 5. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[6]; 6. 67M-Hayden Martin[5]
Engler Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 41-Luke Hill[1]; 3. 67M-Hayden Martin[7]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[4]; 5. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[5]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[3]; 7. B5-Brianna Lawson[6]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 5-Hayden Campbell[4]; 2. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[6]; 3. 67T-Brian Thomas[2]; 4. 20C-Anthony D'Alessio[5]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[1]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 10M-Morgan Turpen[1]; 2. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[4]; 3. 43-Terry Witherspoon[3]; 4. 51-Matt Linder[5]; 5. 12-Jeffrey Newell[6]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[2]; 7. 0X-Clint Weiss[7]
Hot Laps 1: 1. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[12]; 2. 43-Terry Witherspoon[9]; 3. 12-Jeffrey Newell[18]; 4. 5-Hayden Campbell[11]; 5. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[17]; 6. 67T-Brian Thomas[5]; 7. 51-Matt Linder[15]; 8. 7E-Eric Gunderson[2]; 9. 67M-Hayden Martin[19]; 10. 41-Luke Hill[1]; 11. 33-Joe Larkin[6]; 12. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 13. 20C-Anthony D'Alessio[14]; 14. B5-Brianna Lawson[16]; 15. 28-Jeff Willingham[8]; 16. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[13]; 17. 4X-Scott Baldwin[7]; 18. 17-Alex Lyles[10]; 19. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 20. 0X-Clint Weiss[20]
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade two Georgia tracks for a weekend doubleheader on Friday and Saturday, August 12th and 13th.
Atlanta, GA - August 11, 2022 - The Georgia-based United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade their home state for a two-track double-header this weekend. On Friday, August 12th the traveling series kicks off the weekend at Lavonia Speedway in Lavonia, Georgia for the USCS Georgia State Sprint Car Championship Race. On the following night, Saturday, August 13th the USCS drivers return to Senoia Raceway in Senoia Georgia for the 13th Annual USCS Senoia Summer Nationals event.
Both events are expected to draw top drivers from seven or eight states including a number of past Champions and feature winners from several series. Each event awards both National and USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series championship points. Each event will pay $2250 to the winner.
The United Sprint car series has a long history with both tracks as Lavonia Speedway was on the series inaugural season schedule on July 4, 1997 when Tim Crawley from Benton Arkansas won the event that was part of a four-day Independence Day Holiday weekend swing. The series' first visit to Senoia Raceway was during its days as a paved oval at least 20 seasons ago.
Each night’s racing card also includes Late Model and Stock Car Racing in the speedway’s weekly racing divisions.
For more info about Lavonia Speedway please visit www.lavoniaspeedway.net For more info about Senoia Raceway please go to www.senoiaraceway1969.com For information about the United Sprint Car Series (USCS) pleae visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
Mallett completes weekend double at East Alabama on Saturday
Phenix City, AL - July 16, 2022 - Greenbrier, Arkansas' Jordon Mallet raced from outside the front into the lead over K&N Pole Position start, Hayden Campbell from Clermont, Florida and led all 27-laps of the 14th Annual Randy Helton Memorial Race to a $2700 paycheck on Saturday night at East Alabama Motor Speedway.
The most serious challenges Mallett was to have came from two-time USCS National Champion Morgan Havener (formerly Turpen) from Oakland, Tennessee, who passed Campell on lap two for the runner-up spot.
Turpen ran Mallett down after the fleeting duo passed under the flagstand for lap 25 just as Hayden Campbell's right rear tire lost air from an apparent puncture bringing out the caution as he rolled to a stop.
When the race restarted with 24 laps complete, Mallett led the final three Laps to the checkers with Havener in the runner-up spot and Michael Miller from Vancleave, Mississippi in third place followed by Byhalia, Mississippi young gun, Hayden Martin in fourth and 13-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee completing the top five.
Matt Linder from Hoschton, Georgia was sixth followed by Pendergrass, Georgia's Jeff Oliver, Britian's Formula Stock Car Champion, Ryan Harrison in eighth place. North Carolinian, C.J. Miller finished in ninth after winning a Heat race earlier in the evening and Tanner Witherspoon from Jacksonville, Florida rounded out the top ten.
Heat races winners were Hayden Campbell in the Engler First Heat, Jeff Oliver in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat and C.J. Miller in the Hero Graphics Third Heat. Hayden Campbell won the six-lap Hoosier Speed Dash for the top six cars after qualifying heat races. Terry Gray who started 12th and finished in 5th place garnered the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award for the evening.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for 7/16/2022 at East Alabama Motor Speedway - Phenix City, AL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 19 Entries.
19 started the A-Main and 17 finished.
Randy Helton Memorial Race A-Main event 27 Laps:
1. 14-Jordon Mallett[2]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[4]; 3. 4M-Michael Miller[3]; 4. 67-Hayden Martin[10]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[12]; 6. 51-Matt Linder[8]; 7. 29-Jeff Oliver[5]; 8. 197-Ryan Harrison[13]; 9. 9-CJ Miller[6]; 10. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[7]; 11. 88-Brandon Blenden[17]; 12. 43-Terry Witherspoon[14]; 13. 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 14. 48-Wade Buttrey[15]; 15. 33-Joe Larkin[18]; 16. 83-Bob Auld[16]; 17. 4X-Scott Baldwin[19]; 18. (DNF) 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 19. (DNF) 67J-Jake McLain[11]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett[4]; 3. 4M-Michael Miller[5];
4. 10M-Morgan Turpen[6]; 5. 29-Jeff Oliver[2]; 6. 9-CJ Miller[3]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 5-Hayden Campbell[1]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 3. 51-Matt Linder[2]; 4.
67-Hayden Martin[5]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 6. 83-Bob Auld[4]; 7. 4X-Scott
Baldwin[6]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 29-Jeff Oliver[1]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[2]; 3. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 4.
197-Ryan Harrison[4]; 5. 43-Terry Witherspoon[6]; 6. 88-Brandon Blenden[3]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 9-CJ Miller[6]; 2. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[1]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[2]; 4.
67J-Jake McLain[5]; 5. 48-Wade Buttrey[4]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[3]
Mallett charges to USCS Sprint Car Mania IX win at Boyd's Speedway
Ringgold, GA - July 15, 2022 - Two-time USCS National Champion Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas chased down K&N Filters Pole Position starter and 2022 Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee and made the winning pass at the race's mid point and led the final 12 laps to the checkers in the 25-lap USCS Sprint Car Mania IX main event at Boyd's Speedway on Friday night.
Young gun Hayden Martin from Byhalia, Mississippi chased Mallett across the finish in the runner-up spot followed by Great Britain Formula Stock Car Champion, Ryan Harrison in third place.
Gray crossed under the checkers in fourth place and another two-time USCS National Champion Morgan Havener (formally Turpen) rounded out the top five.
On Saturday night the USCS moves South to East Alabama Motor Speedway for the 25th Annual USCS Alabama Sprint Car Nationals. For event info please go to www.eamsdirt.com
For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars results for 7/15/2022 at Boyd's Speedway - Ringgold, GA
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 21 Entries
Feature 30 Laps | 00:24:54.611
1. 14-Jordon Mallett[5]; 2. 67-Hayden Martin[4]; 3. 197-Ryan Harrison[7]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 5. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 6. 48-Wade Buttrey[6]; 7. 51-Matt Linder[2]; 8. 9-CJ Miller[16]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[10]; 10. 7E-Eric Gunderson[13]; 11. 67M-Jake McLain[11]; 12. 33-Joe Larkin[12]; 13. 5-Hayden Campbell[14]; 14. 43-Terry Witherspoon[18]; 15. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[8]; 16. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[9]; 17. 4X-Scott Baldwin[17]; 18. 83-Bob Auld[20]; 19. (DNF) 29-Jeff Oliver[15]; 20. (DNS) 17-Alex Lyles; 21. (DNS) 21-Aubrey Black
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps | 00:06:32.000
1. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 2. 51-Matt Linder[2]; 3. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 4. 67-Hayden Martin[5]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett[6]; 6. 48-Wade Buttrey[4]
Engler Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:03:42.000
1. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 2. 197-Ryan Harrison[1]; 3. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[2]; 4. 67M-Jake McLain[4]; 5. 5-Hayden Campbell[6]; 6. 9-CJ Miller[7]; 7. 83-Bob Auld[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:07:57.000
1. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 2. 48-Wade Buttrey[2]; 3. 51-Matt Linder[5]; 4. 33-Joe Larkin[4]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]; 6. (DNF) 17-Alex Lyles[6]; 7. (DNF) 43-Terry Witherspoon[1]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8 Laps | 00:02:30.000
1. 67-Hayden Martin[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 3. 99-Tanner Witherspoon[5]; 4. 7E-Eric Gunderson[3]; 5. 29-Jeff Oliver[7]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[6]; 7. (DNF) 21-Aubrey Black[4]
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USCS OUTLAW SPRINT CAR RACING HEADLINES RESCHEDULED USCS SPRINT CAR MANIA IXI
RACING ACTION AT BOYD’S SPEEDWAY on FRIDAY NIGHT (July 15th)
Atlanta, GA – July 14, 2022 - Wild and exciting winged outlaw sprint car racing will headline the USCS “Sprint Car Mania” IX racing program at historic Boyd’s Speedway on Friday and Saturday, July 15th at 7:30p.m. The United Sprint Car Series "Outlaw Thunder" Tour presented by K&N Filters (www.uscsracing.com) will roar into the high-banked 3/8-mile Georgia red-clay oval for their 26th event of their 26th Anniversary USCS National Championship schedule.
This is the one and only USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car event scheduled during the 2022 season at Boyd’s Speedway. This two races will award National Championship points as well as points in the USCS Southern Thunder regional series standings. The USCS Southern Thunder regional series consists of USCS races in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, both Carolinas, and Eastern Tennessee.
The special event is expected to bring top winged Outlaw sprint car drivers from at least seven states to the track seeking a stop in the K&N Filters USCS Victory Lane at the historic track. The exotic fire-breathing, alcohol-burning, 700-horsepower open-wheel cars weigh just 1,300 pounds, and are pound for pound the World’s most powerful short track race cars. The cars will literally fly around the track surface at speeds over 120 M.P.H. It is not uncommon to see USCS sprint cars popping "wheelies" or doing wheel stands because of the brute force of their engines and their huge 16-inch wide Hoosier rear racing tires.
Friday night's USCS winged sprint car action will feature a full program of racing in the winged sprint cars that include test and tune hot laps followed by the evening's first sprint car races, the qualifying heat races when competitors earn passing points given for advancing positions. The Hoosier Speed Dash follows and showcases the top six cars from the qualifying heat races in an edge-of-your-seat shootout that will determine the starting position of the front three rows of the main event with the Dash winner starting from the K&N Filters Pole Position. Next up will be the Last Chance/B-Main race if necessary. The evening’s grand finale will be the 30-lap “Sprint Car Mania” IX USCS A-main event.
Several of the Boyd’s Speedway weekly racing divisions will join the traveling sprint car series for an action-packed night of family entertainment on Friday night. Those divisions include the speedway’s Late Model, Sportsman 602, B-Hobby, B-Sportsman/Beginner, Front Wheel Drive, and new Crown Vic divisions. There will be a full program of racing action in every division including the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars. This should guarantee an action-packed night of Family entertainment.
Thirteen-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, tops the entry list for the Boyd’s Speedway event. He is a class of 2022 inductee into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame. The veteran racer (Gray) leads the current 2022 National point standings. Gray has 94 career USCS wins and over forty USCS National and regional titles in his storied career.
Morgan Havener (formerly Morgan Turpen from Goodlettsville, Tennessee, who is Terry Gray’s team-mate is considered by most to be the Nation’s top-ranked female sprint racer is entered for the USCS Sprint Car Mania double-header. The two-time USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National Champion was the 2015 and 2016 Champion. In addition to her two National titles, she has multiple USCS titles on dirt and asphalt and was the 2010 USCS Rookie of the Year. She has thirty-plus USCS Victory Lane stops in her stellar career. Her most recent win came at nearby I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tennessee on April 30, 2022.
The most recent entry is Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas who was the 2017 and 2018 USCS National Champion is entered. Mallett was the 2011 USCS National Rookie of the Year as well. Mallett has 23 career wins with the USCS series including one this year. Also entered is the 2012 USCS Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi who is currently in second place in the USCS National point standings.
Another sprint car racer for local fans to cheer for is USCS veteran Aubrey Black from nearby, Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Several other expected entries from Georgia will also be in the field. These include the 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour Rookie of the Year, Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia, and veteran USCS driver Joe Larkin from Suwanee. Two other Georgia drivers are expected as well. Those are 2021 Carolina Sprint Tour Champion Jeff Oliver and veteran USCS competitor Brian Thomas. Both are from Pendergrass, Georgia. Jake McLain who is also a former Champion of the Carolina Sprint Tour and a former USCS Rookie of the Year is towing from his shop in Indian Trail, North Carolina to enter the fray on Friday night.
Also entered all the way from the British Isles is 2021 and 2022 Great Britain Modified Stock Car Champion Ryan Harrison who has come stateside several times over the last two seasons to compete with the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour. His last outing at Southern Raceway in February produced a top-five finish.
Gates open at 5:30 pm on Friday and racing action begins at 7:30pm sharp! On Saturday night gates open in the general admission grandstands at 5:30 pm with racing action again at 7:30 p.m. Friday night’s General Admission prices on are $20 for Adults and Youth 6-12 years old are $10 with children 5 years and younger FREE.
Boyd’s Speedway is located less than one-quarter mile off Interstate 75 at Tennessee Exit 1A/Ringgold Road. The physical address for the facility is 1481 Scruggs Road, Ringgold, GA 30736. The track’s phone number is 423-664-4174 and the website is www.boydsspeedway.com For USCS info please visit the Official USCS website at www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
USCS Sprint Car Mania at Boyd Speedway event is Postponed until Next week on Friday, July 15th
Ringgold, GA - July 7, 2022 - Due to a substantial chance of rain on Friday, July 8th and an even a more bleak forecast for a rainout on Saturday, July 9th at Boyd’s Speedway the USCS Sprint Car Mania event scheduled this weekend has been postponed one week until Friday, July 15th as a one night only event. On the following night, July 16th the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters will invade East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City, Alabama for the 25th Annual USCS Alabama Sprint Car Nationals.
The event at East Alabama Motor Speedway was also originally scheduled as a two-night event, but, in order to re-schedule the Boyd’s Speedway event, the EAMS management graciously agreed to condense their event into one night. The East Alabama Motor Speedway event also includes the 14th Annual Randy Helton Memorial Race honors former USCS racer, the late Randy Helton from Palmetto, Georgia. The Randy Helton Memorial had several of its original run of events at EAMS before being held at several other tracks. Helton always considered East Alabama Motor Speedway one of his favorite if not his favorite track he competed at with the USCS
For event details at each speedway please go to www.boydsspeedway.com for Boyd’s Speedway info and www.EAMSDirt.com for East Alabama Motor Speedway information. Both speedways also have Facebook pages.
For USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters info please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097
Please also follow and like USCS Racing on Facebook. The USCS Twitter page is @uscsracing.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars Headline USCS Sprint Car Mania VIII Racing Action at Boyd's Speedway this Friday and Saturday, July 8th and 9th
Atlanta, GA – July 6, 2022 - Wild and exciting winged outlaw sprint car racing will headline the USCS “Sprint Car Mania” VIII racing program at historic Boyd’s Speedway on Friday and Saturday, July 8th and 9th at 7:30 p.m. The United Sprint Car Series "Outlaw Thunder" Tour presented by K&N Filters ( www.uscsracing.com ) will roar into the high-banked 3/8-mile Georgia red-clay oval for their 33rd and 34th events on their 26th Anniversary USCS National Championship schedule.
This is the one and only USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car event scheduled during the 2022 season at Boyd’s Speedway. These two races will award National Championship points as well as points in the USCS Southern Thunder regional series standings. The USCS Southern Thunder regional series consists of USCS races in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, both Carolina,s and Eastern Tennessee.
The special two-night event is expected to bring top winged Outlaw sprint car drivers from at least seven states to the track seeking a stop in the K&N Filters USCS Victory Lane at the historic track. The exotic fire-breathing, alcohol-burning, 700-horsepower open-wheel cars weight just 1,300 pounds, and are pound for pound the World’s most powerful short-track race cars. The cars will literally fly around the track surface at speeds over 120 M.P.H. It is not uncommon to see USCS sprint cars popping "wheelies" or doing wheel stands because of the brute force of their engines and their huge 16-inch wide Hoosier rear racing tires.
Both Friday and Saturday night's USCS winged sprint car action will feature a full program of racing in the winged sprint cars that include test and tune hot laps followed by the evening's first sprint car races, the qualifying heat races when competitors earn passing points given for advancing positions. The Hoosier Speed Dash follows and showcases the top six cars from the qualifying heat races in an edge-of-your-seat shootout that will determine the starting position of the front three rows of the main event with the Dash winner starting from the K&N Filters Pole Position. Next up will be the Last Chance/B-Main race if necessary. The evening’s grand finale will be the 30-lap “Sprint Car Mania” VIII USCS A-main event.
Several of the Boyd’s Speedway weekly racing divisions will join the traveling sprint car series for an action-packed night of family entertainment each night. On Friday night those divisions include the speedway’s Late Model, Sportsman 602, B-Hobby, B-Sportsman/Beginner Front Wheel Drive and new Front Wheel Drive Junior racing divisions. There will be a full program of racing action in every division including the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars. On Saturday night, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars contest another full racing program identical to Friday night’s sprint car format. On Saturday night the weekly Boyd Speedway divisions will contest another full racing program in each division. Those Saturday night divisions include the 604 Crate Late Models, Sportsman 602, B-Sportsman/Beginner, Front Wheel Drive, Thunder plus the new Crown Vic racing divisions. This should guarantee an action-packed night of Family entertainment both nights.
Thirteen-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, tops the entry list for the Boyd’s Speedway event. He is a class of 2022 inductee into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame. The veteran racer (Gray) leads the current 2022 National point standings. Gray has 94 career USCS wins and over forty USCS National and regional titles in his storied career.
Another expected entry is the defending (2021) USCS National Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio who is also a former (2015) National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee. Smith has scored major wins and garnered series titles in both the United States and Australia. He has won at least one sprint car main event in 45 of the last 46 seasons.
Morgan Havener (formerly Morgan Turpen from Goodlettsville, Tennessee, who is Terry Gray’s team-mate is considered by most to be the Nation’s top-ranked female sprint racer is entered for the USCS Sprint Car Mania double-header. The two-time USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National Champion was the 2015 and 2016 Champion. In addition to her two National titles, she has multiple USCS titles on dirt and asphalt and was the 2010 USCS Rookie of the Year. She has thirty-plus USCS Victory Lane stops in her stellar career. Her most recent win came at nearby I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tennessee on April 30, 2022.
Two additional previous USCS National Champions are expected. The most recent is Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas who was the 2017 and 2018 USCS National Champion. leads the USCS National point standings. Mallett was the 2011 USCS National Rookie of the Year as well. Mallett has 23 career wins with the USCS series including one this year. Also another past Champion and Rookie of the Year expected to enter is the 2013 USCS National Champion, Derek Hagar from Marion, Arkansas. Hagar is a threat to win every night and is the leading USCS feature winner over the last five seasons. Hagar has a career-win total of 64 victories in USCS competition. He has one 2022 win so far.
Another sprint car racer for local fans to cheer for is USCS veteran Aubrey Black from nearby, Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Several other expected entries from Georgia will also be in the field. These include the 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour Rookie of the Year, Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia, and veteran USCS driver Joe Larkin from Suwanee. Two other Georgia drivers are expected as well. Those are 2021 Carolina Sprint Tour Champion Jeff Oliver and veteran USCS competitor Brian Thomas. Both are from Pendergrass, Georgia.
Gates open at 5:30 pm on Friday and racing action begins at 7:30 pm sharp! On Saturday night gates open in the general admission grandstands at 5:30 pm with racing action again at 7:30 p.m.
Friday night’s General Admission prices are $20 for Adults and Youth 6-12 years old are $5 with children 5 years and younger FREE. On Saturday night General Admission pricing is Adults $25 and Youth 6-12 years old with children 5 years and younger FREE/
Discounted Two-Day Adult Admissions are $40.
Boyd’s Speedway is located less than one mile off Interstate 75 at Tennessee Exit 1A/Ringgold Road. The physical address for the facility is 1481 Scruggs Road, Ringgold, GA 30736. The track’s phone number is 423-664-4174 and the website is www.boydsspeedway.com For USCS info please visit the Official USCS web site at www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. to compete with USCS Sprint Cars at Boyd's Speedway this Friday and Saturday, July 8th and 9th
Stenhouse, who races with the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars when his Cup Series schedule allows, has won five out of his last ten USCS Main event starts.
Stenhouse kicked off his sprint car racing career as the 2015 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Rookie of the Year. As a teenager he competed frequently with the USCS sprint cars and had seven trips to the USCS Victory Lane. He also saw success as an open wheel racer in USAC traditional (non-winged) sprint cars, midgets and Silver Crown cars.
Since his return to limited competition with USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour he has won, as mentioned, half of the events he has entered. He has a total of twelve career USCS wins.
Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. is also a two-time NASCAR Infinity Series Champion.
Stenhouse will be at Boyd's Speedway to compete on both nights in the USCS Sprint Car Mania two-night event that includes a full racing format each night including main events.
The action-packed racing card each night also features Late Model and Stock Car Racing.
For Boyd's Speedway info please go to www.boydsspeedway.com For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com
Bowden rockets to first 2022 USCS win at the Mag in the Fireworks 150 on Sunday
Columbus, MS -July 3, 2022 - Hernando, Mississippi's Brad Bowden drove Tony Higgin's #8 winged sprint car into the USCS Victory Lane for the first time in 2022 and captured a career-second USCS win on Sunday night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters 30-lap A-Main event.
Bowden battled USCS Hall of Famer , Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee for the lead in the early going with Gray leading three Laps before Bowden took the point until the checkers flew.
Gray was set up to run the bottom of the 3/8 mile oval and lost some ground in lapped traffic.
Hayden Martin from Olive Branch , Mississippi battled with Gray and Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi for the runner-up spot.
Past USCS Champion, Marshall Skinner from Marion, Arkansas moved into the top five and those four drivers see-sawed positions in the top five for the final twenty laps.
The young gun Hayden Martin prevailed in the battle for the runner-up spot with two-time USCS Mid-South Champion Dale Howard following Martin across the finish line in third place.
Marshall Skinner took the high-side to fourth place while Terry Gray completed the top five.
Marshall Skinner won the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, while Atoka, Tennessee's Jeffrey West won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. Brad Bowden then won the USCS Hoosier Speed Dash by inches over Terry Gray to be award the K&N Filters Pole Position for the main event. Hayden Martin garnered tge Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award for advancing the most positions in the A-Main.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for 7/3/2022 at Magnolia Motor Speedway - Columbus, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 15 Entries
Feature 30 Laps | Presented by K & N Engineering
1. 8-Brad Bowden[1]; 2. 67-Hayden Martin[7]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 26-Marshall Skinner[5]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 6. 24-Jeffrey West Jr[4]; 7. 17-Alex Lyles[11]; 8. 1A-Lee Moore[12]; 9. 10K-Dewayne White[14]; 10. 88-Trent Moss[10]; 11. 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 12. 23H-Steven Howell[13]; 13. (DNF) 13-Chase Howard[8]; 14. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[6]; 15. (DNF) 55-Donny Howard[15]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 8-Brad Bowden[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 24-Jeffrey West Jr[6]; 5. 26-Marshall Skinner[4]; 6. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[5]
Engler Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 26-Marshall Skinner[2]; 2. 8-Brad Bowden[4]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 4. 67-Hayden Martin[8]; 5. 88-Trent Moss[1]; 6. 17-Alex Lyles[7]; 7. (DNF) 23H-Steven Howell[5]; 8. (DNS) 55-Donny Howard
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 24-Jeffrey West Jr[2]; 2. 44-Ronny Howard[1]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[5]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 6. 1A-Lee Moore[6]; 7. 10K-Dewayne White[4]
Moore streaks to first 2022 USCS win at Riverside
West Memphis, AR - July 2, 2022 -Howard Moore led every lap of the 30-lap USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car feature at Riverside International Speedway to capture his first USCS victory of the Year. Little Rock Arkansas' Blake Jenkins raced across the line in the runner-up spot followed by Ron y Howard from Nesbit, Mississippi in third place. 13-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee was fourth and young gun Alex Lyles from Arlington, Tennessee got his second top five in a row to complete the top five.
USCS Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results for 7/2/2022 at Riverside International Speedway - West Memphis, AR
USCS Outlaw Thubder Sprint Cars 20 Entries
Feature 30-Laps
1. 3-Howard Moore[1]; 2. 99-Blake Jenkins[12]; 3. 44-Ronny Howard[7]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[11]; 5. 17-Alex Lyles[10]; 6. 9JR-Derek Hagar[13]; 7. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[18]; 8. 28-Jeff Willingham[14]; 9. 17L-Jeff Leach[16]; 10. 63LK-Ted Kirkpatrick[17]; 11. (DNF) G6-Cody Gardner[9]; 12. (DNF) 26-Marshall Skinner[5]; 13. (DNF) 2T-Todd Bradford[19]; 14. (DNF) 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[8]; 15. (DNF) 13-Chase Howard[6]; 16. (DNF) 47-Dale Howard[2]; 17. (DNF) 67-Hayden Martin[3]; 18. (DNF) 4X-Brad Bowden[4]; 19. (DNF) 23H-Steven Howell[15]; 20. (DNS) 61-Sean Wimpee
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 3-Howard Moore[1]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 3. 67-Hayden Martin[4]; 4. 4X-Brad Bowden[5]; 5. 26-Marshall Skinner[3]; 6. 13-Chase Howard[6]
Engler Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 26-Marshall Skinner[1]; 2. 13-Chase Howard[2]; 3. 3-Howard Moore[7]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 5. 9JR-Derek Hagar[6]; 6. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[3]; 7. 2T-Todd Bradford[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 2. 44-Ronny Howard[1]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 4. 99-Blake Jenkins[4]; 5. 23H-Steven Howell[3]; 6. 17L-Jeff Leach[5]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 67-Hayden Martin[3]; 2. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[1]; 3. G6-Cody Gardner[5]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[6]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]; 6. 63LK-Ted Kirkpatrick[4]; 7. (DNS) 61-Sean Wimpee
Bridges get first USCS win of 2022 at Thunderhill on Friday
Summertown, TN - June 24, 2022 - Cherryville, North Carolina's Johnny Bridges drove the Wilson Brothers #21 winged sprint car sprint car into the USCS Victory Lane on Friday night at Thunderhill Raceway Park in the 30-lap Thunder on the High Banks night one (of two) main event after a hard fought battle with recent National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee.
Bridges and Gray swapped the lead lap after lap and mid-lap many times over the 30 laps in one of the most thrilling contests of the 2022 season.
Brad Bowden from Hernando, Mississippi finished behind the duo in third place after winning out in the battle for the final podium spot over defending and two-time USCS Mid South ThunderTour regional series Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi who crossed under the checkers in fourth place. Young gun Hayden Martin from Byhalia, Mississippi rounded out the top five drivers.
Heat race winners were Dale Howard in the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat and Terry Gray in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. Gray won the USCS Hoosier Speed Dash for the top six cars in passing points and garnered the K&N Filters Pole Position for the effort.
The USCS Sprint Cars return to Thunder Hill Raceway Park on Saturday night for tge final round of the 2nd Annual USCS Thunder on the High Banks that also includes Late Modified and Stock Car Racing.
For complete details please go to www.thunderhillracewaypark.com
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for Friday 6/24/2022 at Thunderhill Raceway - Summertown, TN
USCS Outlaw Thunder Winged Sprint Cars 11 Entries
Feature 30-Laps
1. 21-Johnny Bridges[2]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 3. 4-Brad Bowden[4]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 5. 67-Hayden Martin[5]; 6. 17-Alex Lyles[7]; 7. 28-Jeff Willingham[6]; 8. 48-Wade Buttrey[8]; 9. 4X-Scott Baldwin[11]; 10. (DNF) 7D-Donnie Goodwin[10]; 11. (DNS) 96S-Brandon Sampson
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 2. 21-Johnny Bridges[1]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 4. 4-Brad Bowden[4]; 5. 67-Hayden Martin[6]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[2]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[1]; 2. 21-Johnny Bridges[3]; 3. 67-Hayden Martin[4]; 4. 48-Wade Buttrey[2]; 5. (DNF) 96S-Brandon Sampson[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 2. 4-Brad Bowden[4]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[5]; 4. 17-Alex Lyles[6]; 5. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[1]; 6. 4X-Scott Baldwin[2]
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car racing headline Thunderhill Raceway Park’s “Thunder on the High Banks this Friday and Saturday, June 24th and 25th
Summertown, TN – June 23, 2022 – Thunderhill Raceway Park in Summertown, Tennessee will host the return of the fastest division of race cars to ever attack the high banks of the 1/3-mile clay oval located just off US Highway 43 in Summertown, Tennessee when the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour (USCS) presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade the high-speed race plant this Friday and Saturday nights, June 24th and 25th. It was over a decade since the last time the Nationally touring series and its drivers and teams visited the Middle Tennessee facility located about one and half hours South of Nashville until they made their return last June. That thrilling event before a capacity crowd has produced their two-day return this coming weekend.
The 700 Horsepower, 1300-pound USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars are expected to reach speeds over 100 miles per hour entering the 30+ degree banked turns at Thunderhill Raceway Park. It should be two huge nights of action-packed Family entertainment at the facility known for its high banks and high speeds. Those speeds and the Nationally ranked drivers expected from at least 6 to 8 states to compete with the USCS this weekend should produce some of the most exciting racing action seen at Thunderhill Raceway Park this season.
Expected entries include some of the Nation’s top winged sprint car drivers including 13-time USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee who currently is currently leading the 2022 National standings. Gray was ranked eighth out of hundreds or possibly over a thousand drivers in the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame 360-winged sprint car 2021 Driver of the Year poll. He was inducted into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame earlier this month. Gray has 94 career USCS wins and over forty USCS National and regional Championships on his resume..
The defending USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour regional series Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi, who had six visits to the USCS Victory Lane after USCS victories during the 2020 and again during the 2021 seasons also tops the entry list.
The event will be race #28 on the 60+-event 26th anniversary season schedule for the Nationally touring Georgia based sprint car racing series. The event is expected to draw some of the top winged-sprint car drivers from across the Nation from at least six to eight states.
The 2020 USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series Rookie of the Year, Eric Gunderson from Canton, Georgia, who finished fourth in the 2021 National standings is also entered as is the 2012 USCS Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi who is in second place in the current USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National standings.
Fans attending the USCS “Thunder on the High Banks” event at Thunderhill Raceway Park on Friday and Saturday, June 24th and 25th will be treated to a full program of racing each night including the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars plus weekly racing divisions scheduled to race at the track each evening will contest a complete racing format including main events in all divisions. All of this makes for one interesting and action-packed weekend of Family entertainment.
Gates open on Friday, June 24th at 4:00pm CDT in the pit area and 5:00pm eachnight.in the grandstands. Racing kicks off at 8pm each night. Saturday, June 26th in the competitor pit area at 3:00 p.m. CDT. Grandstand Gates open at 5:00 p.m. CDT. **All times as noted are Central Daylight Time.
Spectator parking is FREE. Food concessions with a full menu of entrees, snacks and refreshments will be available at the track. USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour sprint car Souvenir items will also be available when gates open.
Admission Pricing for the USCS “Thunder on the High Banks” sprint car speed spectacular on Friday is as follows: Adult General Admission (Grandstands) $20 with Youth 6 years to 12 years old are $5 and Children 5 years and Under are FREE. On Saturday night, Adult General Admission is $25 with Youth 6-12 years old $10 and Children 5 yeRS nd Under FREE.
Thunderhill Raceway Park: For event info please visit the speedway’s Facebook page at Thunder Hill Raceway Park or the official website at www.thunderhillracewaypark.com . The USCS series Official website is located at www.uscsracing.com The USCS phone number is 770-865-6097.
Jordon Mallett "jets" to USCS Speedweek finale victory at Jackson Motor Speedway on Saturday night.
Byram, MS - June 4, 2022 - Jordon "the Jet" Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas raced from the K&N Filters Pole Position into the USCS Victory Lane on Saturday night at Jackson Motor Speedway to win the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters Sprint Car Speedweek finale.
The two-time USCS National Champion (Mallett) put a punctuation mark on a solid night by sweeping the night on his way to the main-event win by winning the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat, then earning the K&N Filters Pole Position by winning the Hoosier Speed Dash for the top-six drivers in passing points after the heat races.
Brad Bowden from Hernando, Mississippi chased Mallett across the line in the runner-up spot driving Tony Higgins #8. It was the second different car Bowden drove to successful runs during the week. It was his third top six or better finish in three starts.
Haughton, Louisiana's Dustin Gates got the final Podium spot in third place.
Two- time 2022 USCS Speedweek winner and the 2021 Speedweek mini-series Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi finished in fourth place.
The 2017 USCS Mid-South regional series Rookie of the Year, Chase Howard from Nesbit, Mississippi rounded out the top five.
Jan Howard from Marion, Arkansas top the next group past the checkers in sixth place followed byShane Morgan from Gulfport, Mississippi was seventh and Donny Howard from Hernando, Mississippi followed Morgan in eighth place.
USCS veteran driver and past Rookie of the Year, Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi finished ninth and Greg Merritt from Nesbit, Mississippi completed tge top ten finishers.
Heat race winners were Mallett and Dustin Gates who won the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. Jake Brashier from Denham Springs, Louisiana advanced the most positions in the main event to garner the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for the 17th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek finale on 6/4/2022 at Jackson Motor Speedway - Byram, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars results on 6/4/2022 at Jackson Motor Speedway, Byram, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Car Speedweek Round #4:
16-Entries
(30 Laps): 1. 14-Jordon Mallett[1]; 2. 8-Brad Bowden[3]; 3. 6-Dustin Gates[2]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 5. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 6. 121-Jan Howard[7]; 7. 01-Shane Morgan[6]; 8. 55-Donny Howard[9]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[10]; 10. 12M-Greg Merritt[11]; 11. 56-Jeff Smith[12]; 12. 13X-Jake Brashier[16]; 13. 4-Scott Baldwin[14]; 14. L37-Scott Craft[15]; 15. 44-Ronny Howard[8]; 16. 16-Steven Howell[13]
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 14-Jordon Mallett[1]; 2. 6-Dustin Gates[3]; 3. 8-Brad Bowden[2]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 5. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 6. 01-Shane Morgan[5]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Jordon Mallett[2]; 2. 13-Chase Howard[3]; 3. 01-Shane Morgan[7]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[8]; 5. 28-Jeff Willingham[4]; 6. 12M-Greg Merritt[6]; 7. L37-Scott Craft[1]; 8. (DNF) 13X-Jake Brashier[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 6-Dustin Gates[1]; 2. 8-Brad Bowden[3]; 3. 121-Jan Howard[5]; 4. 44-Ronny Howard[4]; 5. 55-Donny Howard[8]; 6. 56-Jeff Smith[6]; 7. 16-Steven Howell[2]; 8. 4-Scott Baldwin[7]
USCS K&N Filters Mini Sprint results at Jackson Motor Speedway, Byram, MS 9-Entries
USCS Mini Sprint Feature 20-Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 3. 351-Chris Smith[3]; 4. L3-Leroy Boone[4]; 5. 41-Jeremy Walker[7]; 6. D41-Delon Morgan[9]; 7. 49-Dakota Nail[8]; 8. (DNS) 19-Jim Kradel; 9. (DNS) L41-Dalton Morgan
Hoosier Mini Sprint Dash 5-Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[3]; 3. 351-Chris Smith[5]; 4. L3-Leroy Boone[4]; 5. (DNF) 19-Jim Kradel[2]; 6. (DNS) L41-Dalton Morgan
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 6-Laps
1. 19-Jim Kradel[2]; 2. L3-Leroy Boone[4]; 3. 351-Chris Smith[3]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[5]; 5. D41-Delon Morgan[1]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 6-Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[2]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[4]; 3. (DNF) L41-Dalton Morgan[3]; 4. (DNF) 49-Dakota Nail[1]
Dale Howard races to 2nd USCS Sprint CarSpeedweek win at Hattiesburg on Friday
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car for Friday 6/3/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 18-Entries
Speedweek Round #3 30-Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 3. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 4. 13-Chase Howard[7]; 5. 6-Dustin Gates[9]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[11]; 7. 121-Jan Howard[2]; 8. 29-Aaron Smith[17]; 9. 56-Jeff Smith[14]; 10. L37-Scott Craft[13]; 11. 4-Scott Baldwin[18]; 12. (DNF) 1A-Lee Moore[10]; 13. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[12]; 14. (DNF) 83-Blake Carrier[15]; 15. (DNF) 01-Shane Morgan[4]; 16. (DNF) 93-Jake Knight[6]; 17. (DNF) 4M-Michael Miller[8]; 18. (DNF) 13X-Jake Brashier[16]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 2. 121-Jan Howard[2]; 3. 14-Jordon Mallett[4]; 4. 01-Shane Morgan[1]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 6. 93-Jake Knight[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[1]; 2. 6-Dustin Gates[2]; 3. 13-Chase Howard[5]; 4. 28-Jeff Willingham[4]; 5. 44-Ronny Howard[6]; 6. 29-Aaron Smith[3]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 2. 01-Shane Morgan[3]; 3. 93-Jake Knight[6]; 4. 1A-Lee Moore[5]; 5. 83-Blake Carrier[2]; 6. 4-Scott Baldwin[1]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 121-Jan Howard[1]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 3. 4M-Michael Miller[5]; 4. 56-Jeff Smith[2]; 5. L37-Scott Craft[6]; 6. 13X-Jake Brashier[4]
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Media Results for 6/3/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Mini Sprints 12 Entries
Mini Sprint Feature 20 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 2. 33-Mike Hall[3]; 3. 19-Jim Kradel[1]; 4. 351-Chris Smith[12]; 5. 23-Hunter Pulliam[7]; 6. 41-Jeremy Walker[6]; 7. 18-Tyler Clark[8]; 8. 351G-Jesse Battles[5]; 9. 1G-Kyle Gardner[10]; 10. (DNF) L3-Leroy Boone[4]; 11. (DNF) D41-Delon Morgan[9]; 12. (DNF) L41-Dalton Morgan[11]
Hoosier Mini Dash 5 Laps
1. 19-Jim Kradel[4]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[5]; 3. 33-Mike Hall[6]; 4. L3-Leroy Boone[3]; 5. 351G-Jesse Battles[1]; 6. (DNF) 41-Jeremy Walker[2]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 6 Laps
1. L3-Leroy Boone[1]; 2. 19-Jim Kradel[3]; 3. 41-Jeremy Walker[4]; 4. 18-Tyler Clark[2]; 5. (DNF) D41-Delon Morgan[5]; 6. (DNS) 351-Chris Smith
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 6 Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[2]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[4]; 3. 23-Hunter Pulliam[1]; 4. 351G-Jesse Battles[5]; 5. 1G-Kyle Gardner[6]; 6. (DNF) L41-Dalton Morgan[3]
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results on 5/29/2022 at Old No. 1 Speedway:
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars USCS Sprint Car Speedweek Round #2 (30 Laps):
1. 47-Dale Howard[1]; 2. 3-Howard Moore[4]; 3. 4X-Brad Bowden[7]; 4. 26-Marshall Skinner[6]; 5. 9JR-Derek Hagar[15]; 6. 6-Dustin Gates[8]; 7. 10-Terry Gray[9]; 8. 13-Chase Howard[3]; 9. 71-Jan Howard[2]; 10. 14-Jordon Mallett[16]; 11. 29-Chad Jones[13]; 12. 67-Hayden Martin[12]; 13. 71B-Brady Baker[11]; 14. 21B-Brandon Hinkle[10]; 15. 28-Jeff Willingham[17]; 16. 19-Jason Long[22]; 17. (DNF) 37-Ayden Gatewood[5]; 18. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[19]; 19. (DNF) 47X-Tyler Newcom[21]; 20. (DNF) G6-Cody Gardner[14]; 21. (DNF) 21K-Kevin Hinkle[18]; 22. (DNF) 12M-Greg Merritt[20]
Killer Coatings B-Main (15 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[9]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[4]; 4. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[1]; 5. 44-Ronny Howard[5]; 6. 12M-Greg Merritt[8]; 7. 47X-Tyler Newcom[6]; 8. 19-Jason Long[12]; 9. 48-Wade Buttrey[7]; 10. 16-Jay New[10]; 11. (DNF) 8X-Tony Higgins[2]; 12. (DNS) 17-Hayden Brinkley
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 47-Dale Howard[1]; 2. 71-Jan Howard[2]; 3. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 4. 3-Howard Moore[5]; 5. 37-Ayden Gatewood[3]; 6. 26-Marshall Skinner[6]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 3-Howard Moore[1]; 2. 26-Marshall Skinner[4]; 3. 21B-Brandon Hinkle[2]; 4. 6-Dustin Gates[7]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett[5]; 6. G6-Cody Gardner[8]; 7. 47X-Tyler Newcom[6]; 8. 19-Jason Long[3]; 9. 16-Jay New[9]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 13-Chase Howard[3]; 2. 37-Ayden Gatewood[5]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 4. 29-Chad Jones[2]; 5. 71B-Brady Baker[7]; 6. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[8]; 7. 48-Wade Buttrey[1]; 8. 12M-Greg Merritt[6]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[3]; 3. 71-Jan Howard[6]; 4. 8X-Tony Higgins[1]; 5. 67-Hayden Martin[7]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[5]; 7. 44-Ronny Howard[8]; 8. (DNF) 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 9. (DNF) 17-Hayden Brinkley[9]
USCS 600 Sprint Car Series Mini Sprints Mini Sprint Feature (20 Laps): 1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[3]; 2. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 3. 5P-Luke Porter[2]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[7]; 5. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[4]; 6. 56R-Brian Ross[5]; 7. 15-Hunter Morgan[10]; 8. 73-Bentlee Connor[9]; 9. (DNF) 13-Evie Dean[6]; 10. (DNF) 8-Daniel Phillips[8]; 11. (DNF) 49-Dakota Nail[11]
Hoosier Mini Sprint Dash (5 Laps): 1. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 2. 5P-Luke Porter[2]; 3. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[5]; 4. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[6]; 5. 56R-Brian Ross[4]; 6. 13-Evie Dean[3]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (6 Laps): 1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 2. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[3]; 3. 13-Evie Dean[6]; 4. 8-Daniel Phillips[4]; 5. (DNF) 73-Bentlee Connor[5]; 6. (DNS) 49-Dakota Nail
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (6 Laps): 1. 33-Mike Hall[3]; 2. 56R-Brian Ross[1]; 3. 5P-Luke Porter[5]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[4]; 5. 15-Hunter Morgan[2]
Cody Gardner wires the field in USCS Sprint Speedweek opener at Riverside
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car results for 5/28/2022 at Riverside International Speedway - West Memphis, AR
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 29 Entries
Speedweek Round #1 30 Laps
1. G6-Cody Gardner[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[7]; 3. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[4]; 4. 6-Dustin Gates[3]; 5. 3-Howard Moore[9]; 6. 4X-Brad Bowden[2]; 7. 14-Jordon Mallett[8]; 8. 13-Chase Howard[15]; 9. 12M-Greg Merritt[10]; 10. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[6]; 11. 19-Jason Long[22]; 12. (DNF) 47-Dale Howard[5]; 13. (DNF) 5-Gavan Boschele[13]; 14. (DNF) 74-Tucker Boulton[14]; 15. (DNF) 10-Terry Gray[11]; 16. (DNF) 72K-Rick Kahler[21]; 17. (DNF) 71-Jan Howard[12]; 18. (DNF) 21B-Brandon Hinkle[19]; 19. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[23]; 20. (DNF) 67-Hayden Martin[20]; 21. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[16]; 22. (DNF) 71B-Brady Baker[18]; 23. (DNF) 26-Marshall Skinner[17]
Killer Coatings B-Main 15 Laps
1. 13-Chase Howard[2]; 2. 44-Ronny Howard[4]; 3. 26-Marshall Skinner[12]; 4. 71B-Brady Baker[1]; 5. 21B-Brandon Hinkle[10]; 6. 67-Hayden Martin[11]; 7. 72K-Rick Kahler[14]; 8. 19-Jason Long[8]; 9. 16-Steven Howell[7]; 10. (DNF) 07T-Brandon Taylor[6]; 11. (DNF) 21-Spencer Meredith[3]; 12. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[9]; 13. (DNF) 17-Hayden Brinkley[13]; 14. (DNS) 91-Zach Pringle; 15. (DNS) 24-Jeffrey West Jr
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. G6-Cody Gardner[1]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[2]; 3. 6-Dustin Gates[3]; 4. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[4]; 5. 4X-Brad Bowden[6]; 6. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[5]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 6-Dustin Gates[4]; 2. 12M-Greg Merritt[2]; 3. 5-Gavan Boschele[3]; 4. 3-Howard Moore[7]; 5. 71-Jan Howard[8]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 7. 67-Hayden Martin[6]; 8. 72K-Rick Kahler[5]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 3. 13-Chase Howard[1]; 4. 74-Tucker Boulton[6]; 5. 44-Ronny Howard[5]; 6. 16-Steven Howell[7]; 7. (DNS) 24-Jeffrey West Jr
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 21K-Kevin Hinkle[2]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett[3]; 3. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[7]; 4. 71B-Brady Baker[5]; 5. (DNF) 91-Zach Pringle[4]; 6. (DNF) 21B-Brandon Hinkle[1]; 7. (DNF) 26-Marshall Skinner[6]
Racing Electronics Heat 4 8 Laps
1. G6-Cody Gardner[5]; 2. 4X-Brad Bowden[7]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 4. 21-Spencer Meredith[1]; 5. 07T-Brandon Taylor[3]; 6. (DNF) 19-Jason Long[2]; 7. (DNF) 17-Hayden Brinkley[6]
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uSCS 600 Sprint Car Series mini sprint results for 5/28/2022 at Riverside International Speedway - West Memphis, AR
USCS Mini Sprints 22 Entries
Feature 20 Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[3]; 2. 5P-Luke Porter[1]; 3. 69X-Devin Crawley[6]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[7]; 5. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[12]; 6. 56R-Brian Ross[8]; 7. 71-Mark Snellgrove[4]; 8. 13-Evie Dean[19]; 9. 15-Hunter Morgan[15]; 10. 22-Josh Davis[10]; 11. (DNF) 12JR-Bentley Mendoza[9]; 12. (DNF) 73-Bentlee Connor[13]; 13. (DNF) 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 14. (DNF) 17B-Brayden Taylor[16]; 15. (DNF) 8-Daniel Phillips[17]; 16. (DNF) 14-Ryan Roy[5]; 17. (DNF) 12-Brennen Mitchell[11]; 18. (DNF) 11-Dalton Kirkpatrick[14]; 19. (DNS) 18-Drew Kirkpatrick; 20. (DNS) 49-Dakota Nail; 21. (DNS) 30JR-Jason Ward; 22. (DNS) 69-Jimmy Henson
Hoosier Mini Dash 5 Laps
1. 5P-Luke Porter[1]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[3]; 3. 33-Mike Hall[5]; 4. 71-Mark Snellgrove[2]; 5. 14-Ryan Roy[4]; 6. (DNS) 69X-Devin Crawley
Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 69X-Devin Crawley[4]; 2. 33-Mike Hall[3]; 3. 56R-Brian Ross[5]; 4. 13-Evie Dean[2]; 5. 73-Bentlee Connor[6]; 6. 8-Daniel Phillips[1]; 7. 18-Drew Kirkpatrick[7]; 8. (DNS) 49-Dakota Nail
Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 71-Mark Snellgrove[3]; 2. 41-Jeremy Walker[1]; 3. 14-Ryan Roy[7]; 4. 22-Josh Davis[5]; 5. 11-Dalton Kirkpatrick[4]; 6. 15-Hunter Morgan[6]; 7. (DNS) 30JR-Jason Ward
Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[5]; 2. 5P-Luke Porter[3]; 3. 12JR-Bentley Mendoza[1]; 4. 12-Brennen Mitchell[4]; 5. 4-Tommy Snellgrove[6]; 6. (DNF) 17B-Brayden Taylor[2]; 7. (DNS) 69-Jimmy Henson
USCS Sprint Car Speedweek Round #2 and USCS Mini Sprint Speedweek invade Old No. 1 Speedway for “Sunday of Speed” on Sunday, May 29th
Atlanta, GA – May 26, 2022 – The 700+ Horsepower, 100+ mile per hour United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars and the K&N Filters USCS Mini Sprints invade Old No. 1 Speedway for the USCS “Sunday of Speed” on this Sunday night, May 29th at 7pm.
The event is Round #2 of the 17th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek. The USCS double-header event also features Round #2 of the inaugural USCS Mini Sprint Speedweek on Saturday night.
USCS Sprint Car and USCS Mini Sprint drivers and teams from nine states are already entered with additional entries coming in every day ready to compete for the parking spot in the USCS Victory Lane at the end of each of the main events at Old No. 1 Speedway..
The Crate Late Models presented by Mann Farms and the Sign-Tech Modified divisions are also on the action-packed racing program that promises to see plenty of wheel-to-wheel and fender-to-fender racing action on Sunday night..
Old No. 1 Speedway Speedway is located at 20071 Raceway Rd., Harrisburg, AR 72432. The track’s website is www.oldno.1speedway.org Their Facebook page is found at Old No. 1 Speedway and the track phone number is (870)897-7333
For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com USCS also has a Facebook and Twitter page at USCS Racing. The series phone number is (770)865-6097.
USCS Sprint and Mini Sprint Speedweeks kick off Saturday 5/28 at Riverside
News Date: 5/26/2022 |
USCS Sprint Car Speedweek Round #1 and inaugural USCS Mini Sprint
Speedweek kicks off this Saturday, May 28th at Riverside with Round
#1
Atlanta, GA – May 26, 2022 – After a weekend off the United Sprint
Car Series presented by K&N Filters Outlaw Thunder Tour and the K&N
Filters USCS Mini Sprints resume their 2022 and 26th Anniversary
season schedules with the 17th Annual USCS Sprint Car Speedweek
Round #1 opener at historic at Riverside International Speedway in
West Memphis, Arkansas on this coming Saturday, May 28th at 7:30 pm.
The USCS double-header event also features Round #1 of the inaugural
USCS Mini Sprint Speedweek on Saturday night.
Sprint car drivers and teams from at least 8 states are already entered with additional entries coming in every day ready to compete for the parking spot in the USCS Victory Lane at the end of each of the main events.
The Riverside Late Model and Riverside Stock Car divisions are also on the action-packed racing program that promises to see plenty of wheel-to-wheel and fender-to-fender racing action at one of the Nation’s oldest and most legendary clay ovals.
Riverside International Speedway is located at 151 Legion Rd., West Memphis, AR 72301. The track’s website is www.riversideinternationalraceway.com Their Facebook page is found at Riverside International Speedway and the track phone number is (870)735-8071 For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com USCS also has a Facebook and Twitter page at USCS Racing. The series phone number is 770-865-6097.
Miller wins a Thriller in Southern Raceway Military Appectiation event
Milton, FL - Saturday, May 14th - Michael Miller from Vancleave, Mississippi catured the $2200 to win 30-lap USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint car feature on Military Appreciation night at Southern Raceway on Saturday night.
After starting from the K&N Filters Pole Position Miller led every lap, but had serious challenges from Jacksonville, Florida's Mark Ruel, Jr. for 28 laps until two-time USCS National Champion Jordon Mallett from Greenbrier, Arkansas slipped under Ruel, Jr. TO race under the checkers behind Miller. Mark Ruel got the last Podium spot in third place and Brit Ryan HarrisonUSCSfrommNorth Hamptonshire, England followed in fourth place. 13-time USCS National Champion rounded out the top five.
Jordon Mallett won the Engler MChine and Tool First Heat. Mark Ruel, Jr. won tge JJ Supply of North Carolina Second Heat.
Michael Miller won the all important Hoosier Speed Dash for top-six drivers who earned the most passing points in the heat races to determine the final front three rows of the main event.
. Sprints - Feature (Results): 1-Miller.M 2-Mallett.J 3-Ruel.M(Jr) 4-Harrison.R 5-Gray.T 6-Blenden.B 7-Maddox.A 8-Witherspoon.T 9-Witherspoon.T 10-Smith.J 11-Willingham.J 12-Auld.B 13-Myers.J 14-Gunderson.E
USCS Sprint and USCS Mini Sprints back in action at Southern Raceway this Friday and Saturday, May 13th and 14th
Atlanta, GA – May 12, 2022 – After a weekend off for the a Mother’s Day weekend break, the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters Outlaw Thunder Tour and the K&N Filters USCS Mini Sprints resume their 2022 and 26th Anniversary season schedules with a two-nights of speed contests at Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida in the Southern Raceway Battle at the Beach Round 2 event on Friday and Saturday, May 14th and 15th. The event also features Military Appreciation Weekend on this Friday and Saturday nights. Sprint car drivers and teams from at least 6 states are already entered with additional entries coming in every day ready to compete a spot in the USCS Victory Lane each night.
The USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car field will be loaded with recent winners, plus three National and regional USCS 600 past Champions and Rookie of the Year drivers plus some of the best drivers in the Southeast. The USCS 600 Sprint Car Series wined mini sprints will be joined by another group of potent drivers from the Southern 600 mini sprints that expects to see at least four previous Southern Raceway winners in that division.
The I.M.C.A. Modified, Pure Stocks and FWD Stingers also join the two open wheel divisions on Friday nifght. The Southern Raceway Street Stocks join the action-packed racing program on Saturday night. Check the complete info on the Southern Raceway Facebook page for all details and formats.
Southern Raceway is located at 9359 Nichols Lake Rd, Milton, FL 32583. The track’s Facebook page is found at Southern Raceway and the track phone number is (850) 623-2333 For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com USCS also has a Facebook and Twitter page at USCS Racing. The series phone number is 770-865-6097.
Morgan Havener(Turpen) goes wire-to-wire in USCS NRA North-South Shootout final at I-75 Raceway on Saturday night.
Sweetwater, TN – April 30, 2022 – Morgan Havener (formerly Morgan Turpen) from Gallatin, Tennessee charged from her outside front row starting position into the lead and wired the field on her way to winning the 30-lap USCS NRA North-South Shootout weekend finale at I-75 Raceway. It was Havener’s first USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters win if the 2022 season, but, it was also her first weekend of competition on the season.
Havener had a five-car length lead over the K&N Filters Pole Position and the previous night’s winner, Jared Horstman from Cloverdale, Ohio when Horstman abruptly exited the track with an apparent engine issue to end his night and leave Havener to do battle with the balance of the twenty-one-car field.
Havener’s team-mate and car owner for her entire USCS career, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, who started inside the second row chased her the 28-lap distance to the checkers fell on the contest. Gray ran side by side with his team-mate for six laps before fading to a half straightaway behind while holding off Chase Dunham from Leipsic, Ohio for the battle for the runner-up spot.
When Havener (Turpen) raced under the checkers on lap thirty, Gray was in the runner-up spot, Devon Dobie from Wapakoneta, Ohio was third after starting fifth, Brad Bowden from Hernando, Mississippi, started eleventh and charged his way back to a fourth-place finish. The previous night’s runner-up, Fostoria, Ohio’s Shawn Valenti started tenth and completed the top five after starting tenth.
Liam Martin from Ontario, Canada charged all the way from a twentieth start into sixth place to lead the next group of drivers. Luke Valardi from Taylorville, Illinois followed Martin in seventh and Luke Griffin from Sandusky, Ohio was eighth followed by Leipsic, Ohio’s Chase Dunham in ninth place, and Dylan Postier from Stillwater, Oklahoma rounded out the top ten.
Jeffrey West from Atoka, Tennessee made his first appearance of the weekend by winning the Engler Machine and Tool First Heat. Morgan Havener (Turpen) captured the win in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat. Jared Horstman closed out the qualifying heat race action by winning the hero Graphics Third Heat. Jared Horstman won the all-important Hoosier Speed Dash that sets the final starting position for the top six cars from the heat races. Liam Martin was awarded the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award for his efforts in advancing fourteen positions in the main event to finish sixth after starting fourteenth.
The next USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters event is the USCS Military Appreciation event at Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida on Friday and Saturday, May 13th and 14th. The USCS 600 Mini Sprints join the sprint cars on both nights for a USCS double-header.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters and the Ohio Logistics NRA Sprint Invaders North-South Shootout on Saturday, April 30, 2022 at I-75 Raceway:
USCS and NRA Sprint Cars – 21 Entries
K&N Filters Main event (30 Laps): 1. 10M-Morgan Havener (Turpen)[2]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 3. 23-Devon Dobie[5]; 4. 4X-Brad Bowden[11]; 5. 28V-Shawn Valenti[10]; 6. 9M-Liam Martin[20]; 7. 28X-Luke Verardi[12]; 8. 11G-Luke Griffith[14]; 9. 66-Chase Dunham[4]; 10. 10P-Dylan Postier[8]; 11. 71M-Caden Englehart[13]; 12. 7E-Eric Gunderson[15]; 13. 15-Dan Nanticoke[9]; 14. 07T-Brandon Taylor[19]; 15. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[17]; 16. 33-Joe Larkin[16]; 17. (DNF) 24-Kobe Allison[21]; 18. (DNF) 5-Gavan Boschele[7]; 19. (DNF) 17-Jared Horstman[1]; 20. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[18]; 21. (DNS) 24W-Jeffrey West Jr.
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 17-Jared Horstman[1]; 2. 10M-Morgan Havener (Turpen)[5]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 66-Chase Dunham[4]; 5. 23-Devon Dobie[6]; 6. (DNF) 24W-Jeffrey West Jr[2]
Engler Machine & Tool Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 24W-Jeffrey West Jr[3]; 2. 23-Devon Dobie[6]; 3. 66-Chase Dunham[7]; 4. 28V-Shawn Valenti[5]; 5. 11G-Luke Griffith[2]; 6. (DNF) 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 7. (DNF) 9M-Liam Martin[4]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 10M-Morgan Havener (Turpen)[3]; 2. 5-Gavan Boschele[4]; 3. 15-Dan Nanticoke[2]; 4. 4X-Brad Bowden[5]; 5. 28X-Luke Verardi[6]; 6. 07T-Brandon Taylor[1]; 7. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[7]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 17-Jared Horstman[3]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 3. 10P-Dylan Postier[5]; 4. 71M-Caden Englehart[2]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[1]; 6. 33-Joe Larkin[6]; 7. (DNS) 24-Kobe Allison
Photo/caption: #10m Morgan Havener (formerly Morgan Turpen) won the USCS and NRA North-South Shootout 30-lap finale at I-75 Raceway on Saturday night.
Horstman kicks off USCS NRA North-South Shootout at I-75 with a win on Friday
Chase Briscoe dashes to USCS Shootout at the Short Track finale victory at Talladega
Eastaboga, AL - April 23, 2022 - NASCAR Cup Series driver, Chase Briscoe from Mitchell, Indiana in his Mihindra
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for 4/23/2022 at Talladega Short Track - Eastaboga, AL
USCS Outlaw Thunder Sprint Cars 19 Entries
Feature 30 Laps
1. 14B-Chase Briscoe[1]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 3. 13-Chase Howard[2]; 4. 67-Hayden Martin[4]; 5. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[6]; 6. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 7. 14M-Jordon Mallett[8]; 8. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[9]; 9. 10L-Landon Britt[7]; 10. 8-Brad Bowden[12]; 11. 1A-Lee Moore[11]; 12. 28-Jeff Willingham[10]; 13. 7E-Eric Gunderson[19]; 14. 9-CJ Miller[16]; 15. 33-Joe Larkin[13]; 16. 21-Spencer Meredith[18]; 17. 83-Bob Auld[17]; 18. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[14]; 19. 51-Matt Linder[15]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 14B-Chase Briscoe[2]; 2. 13-Chase Howard[1]; 3. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 4. 67-Hayden Martin[5]; 5. 47-Dale Howard[4]; 6. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[6]
Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:04:06.483
1. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[1]; 2. 67-Hayden Martin[3]; 3. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[2]; 4. 10L-Landon Britt[6]; 5. 8-Brad Bowden[7]; 6. 9-CJ Miller[5]; 7. 7E-Eric Gunderson[4]
Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[1]; 2. 14B-Chase Briscoe[3]; 3. 28-Jeff Willingham[2]; 4. 14M-Jordon Mallett[6]; 5. 51-Matt Linder[4]; 6. 83-Bob Auld[5]
Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 2. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 3. 1A-Lee Moore[2]; 4. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[1]; 5. 33-Joe Larkin[6]; 6. 21-Spencer Meredith[5]
Dale Howard sweeps to USCS Shootout at the Short Track win on Night #1 at Talladega
Eastaboga, AL – April 22, 2022 - Dale Howard raced from the K&N Filters Pole Position into the USCS Victory Lane 25-laps later Friday night at Talladega Short Track in Night #1 of the USCS Shootout at the Short Track. Last year's winner of the contest, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. followed Howard in the runner-up spot. Chase Briscoe made his USCS debut by grabbing the final podium spot in third place. 13-time USCS National Champion Terry Gray was fourth and young gun Chase Howard rounded out the top five. Complete results are at found at www.myracepass.com
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters Winged Sprint Cars at Talladega Short Track on April 22, 2022 results:
USCS Sprint Car Entries 22
Feature (25 Laps): 1. 47-Dale Howard[1]; 2. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[2]; 3. 14B-Chase Briscoe[5]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[3]; 5. 13-Chase Howard[6]; 6. 10L-Landon Britt[9]; 7. 8-Brad Bowden[15]; 8. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[10]; 9. 28-Jeff Willingham[7]; 10. 67-Hayden Martin[11]; 11. 9-CJ Miller[20]; 12. 14M-Jordon Mallett[4]; 13. 1A-Lee Moore[8]; 14. 33-Joe Larkin[12]; 15. 21-Spencer Meredith[14]; 16. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[13]; 17. 51-Matt Linder[19]; 18. 7E-Eric Gunderson[16]; 19. (DNF) 48-Wade Buttrey[17]; 20. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[18]; 21. (DNS) 83-Bob Auld; 22. (DNS) 15-Danny Burke
Hoosier Speed Dash (6 Laps): 1. 47 Dale Howard; 2. 17Jr Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.; 3. 10 Terry Gray; 4. 14M Jordon Mallett; 5. 14B Chase Briscoe; 6. 13 Chase Howard.
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 47-Dale Howard[4]; 2. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[6]; 3. 67-Hayden Martin[1]; 4. 1A-Lee Moore[7]; 5. 8-Brad Bowden[2]; 6. 7D-Donnie Goodwin[8]; 7. (DNF) 9-CJ Miller[5]; 8. (DNS) 83-Bob Auld
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 13-Chase Howard[3]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 3. 14M-Jordon Mallett[6]; 4. 33-Joe Larkin[2]; 5. 48-Wade Buttrey[1]; 6. (DNF) 44-Ronny Howard[5]; 7. (DNF) 51-Matt Linder[7] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 2. 14B-Chase Briscoe[5]; 3. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[3]; 4. 10L-Landon Britt[6]; 5. 7E-Eric Gunderson[2]; 6. 21-Spencer Meredith[7]; 7. (DNF) 15-Danny Burke[4]
USCS Outlaw Thunder sprint cars set for two big nights at Talladega Short Track this weekend on Friday and Saturday, April 22nd and 23rd.
Atlanta, GA – April 22, 2022 - The United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars are set to invade Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on the next two nights for the USCS “Shootout at the Short Track” on Friday and Saturday, April 22nd and 23rd. The event is one of the highlighted events on the series 2022 season schedule.
For the United Sprint Car Series competitors, it’s a chance to re-visit the track where it all began for the USCS. The inaugural USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour event was held at Talladega Short Track on Friday, April 25, 1997. That first event was just like this one, during the NASCAR Talladega 500 Weekend at Talladega Super Speedway located just across the street from the one-third mile clay oval known as the Hornet’s Nest.
The 13-time United Sprint Car Series National Champion and a class of 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, was the winner of that first-ever USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour event. Gray will be at or near the top of the entry list for the 2022 version as well.
It is only the second time that the Georgia based USCS has returned to the track on NASCAR’S Talladega 500 race weekend since that 1997 inaugural event. Last season the series held their 25th Anniversary Silver Shootout event at Talladega Short Track, celebrating 25 years of sanctioning and promoting sprint car racing primarily in the Southeastern United States. That two-night event saw NASCAR Cup Series racer, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. in the USCS Victory Lane in his sprint car on both nights.
Stenhouse, who has won five USCS events over the past two seasons is entered in this year’s contest seeking a repeat. Another NASCAR Cup Series driver, Chase Briscoe from Mitchell, Indiana is expected to join the field as well doing double duty while racing a USCS sprint car entry and a Late Model dirt car as well. Both of those drivers have extensive dirt sprint car backgrounds.
Also entire are several past USCS feature winners including the 2020 and 2021 USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour regional series Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi.
The USCS “Shootout at the Short Track” awards National points and points in both USCS regional series for the USCS drivers and serves as Round #11 and #12 of the 60-event 2022 USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour.
Friday night’s USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters main-event will pay $2200 to the victor of the 25-lap night one preliminary main-event. The Saturday night USCS “Shootout at the Short Track” finale will pay $3000 to win the 30-lap A-Main with possible bonuses to be added plus contingency awards to a driver who can park his mount in the USCS victory Lane.
In addition to the USCS Sprint Cars the action-packed NASCAR Weekend racing card includes racing in the Super Late Models, the CRUSA Dirt Late Model Series, CRUSA Late Model Sportsman, CRUSA Modified Sportsman, the Talladega rules Sportsman Late Models, Factory Stock and Hot Shot front wheel drive divisions. Talladega Short Track is located almost directly across the road from Talladega Superspeedway at 4343 Speedway Boulevard in Eastaboga, Alabama. For more info and for directions to Talladega Short Track please visit www.TalldegaShortTrack.com or call 256-831-1413.
Note**** If you can’t be there LIVE you can still witnessed the event both nights via LIVE Streaming at www.TalladegaShortTrack.TV
For rules, schedules and additional info on the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
USCS competition director, Paul Rondels has passed away (1964-2022)
Atlanta, Georgia – April 20, 2022 - This is the news you never want to receive, I am saddened to inform you that United Sprint Car Series competition director, Paul Rondel, 58, currently from Hampton, Georgia, but originally from Christchurch, New Zealand passed away last night while in the hospital in Christchurch, New Zealand on a visit to his homeland. Our thoughts, prayers and condolences are sincerely expressed to his immediate Family and to his many friends on both continents that he touched with his life.
Paul Rondel was diagnosed with Stage Four Liver Cancer in November of 2020 and has battled the disease since that time while going through the many known treatments for Cancer. Even with his diagnosis he continued on with his work as a paramedic in North Carolina, looking after the needs of others. He also continued to provide his valued service with the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and the USCS 600 Sprint Car Series. He actually worked his last USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour event at Needmore Speedway on February 12, 2022 before complications from the Cancer became much worse..
All of those who worked with Paul and enjoyed his friendship over the six years of his involvement with the USCS several series, were always impressed by his love for and dedication to motorsports most specially to sprint car racing. He was always a race fan first who evolved into a great race official, who enjoyed his work at the speedway and was excited for every event. He set a great example for others around him with his work ethic and adherence to detail. He will always and has already been greatly missed at the speedway
We would like to thank all of those racers, fans and friends who help to make it possible for Paul Rondel to travel to New Zealand for the first time in sixteen years to see his Mother, Father, Sisters and Brother. His Brother Michael was with him when he passed away and had cared for him during his entire time there.
His funeral service will be in New Zealand at 6:00 pm Eastern Daylight time
in the USA. The funeral will be live via a Zoom broadcast for all of his
friends and family in the United States to view if they so wish. A link for
the Zoom broadcast will be posted on the USCS Racing Facebook page as well
as on the http://www.uscsracing.com website as soon as possible.
USCS Outlaw Thunder sprint cars return to Talladega’s for NASCAR Talladega 500 Weekend 2022 with a two-night Shootout on Friday and Saturday, April 22nd and 23rd.
Atlanta, GA – April 9, 2022 - The United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars invade Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama for their next event(s). The event entitled the USCS “Shootout at the Short Track” is a two-night contest on Friday and Saturday, April 22nd and 23rd. The event which is the sixth consecutive double-header weekend of the 2022 season for the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint car drivers is one of the highlighted events on the series the 26th anniversary season schedule.
For the United Sprint Car Series competitors, it’s a chance to re-visit the track where it all began for the USCS. The inaugural USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour event was held at Talladega Short Track on Friday, April 25, 1997. That first event was during the NASCAR Talladega 500 Weekend just as this weekend’s event coincides with the Talladega Superspeedway Talladega 500 race weekend as well. Ironically, the 13-time United Sprint Car Series National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee, who will be inducted into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame in the class of 2022 in June was the winner of that first-ever USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour event. Gray will be at or near the top of the entry list for the 2022 version as well.
It is only the second time that the Georgia-based USCS has returned to the track on NASCAR’S Talladega 500 race weekend since that 1997 inaugural event. Last season the series held their 25th Anniversary Silver Shootout event at Talladega Short Track, celebrating 25 years of sanctioning and promoting sprint car racing primarily in the Southeastern United States. That two-night event saw NASCAR Cup Series racer, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. in the USCS Victory Lane in his sprint car on both nights.
The USCS “Shootout at the Short Track” awards National points and points in both USCS regional series for the USCS drivers and serves as Round #11 and #12 of the 60-event 2022 USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour.
Friday night’s USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters main-event will pay $2200 to the victor of the 25-lap night one preliminary main-event. The Saturday night USCS “Shootout at the Short Track” finale will pay $3000 to win the 30-lap A-Main with possible bonuses to be added plus contingency awards to a driver who can park his mount in the USCS victory Lane.
In addition to the USCS Sprint Cars the action-packed NASCAR Weekend racing card includes racing in the Late Models Modified Modified and Stock Car racing. Talladega Short Track is located almost directly across the road from Talladega Superspeedway at 4343 Speedway Boulevard in Eastaboga, Alabama. For more info and for directions to Talladega Short Track please visit www.TalldegaShortTrack.com or call 256-831-1413.
For rules, schedules and additional info on the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour please visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-865-6097.
High winds and low temperatures cancel USCS Sprints at Lavonia and Cherokee.
Atlanta, GA – April 6, 2022 - Due to the forecasted high winds with gusts as high as 35 MPH on Friday and unseasonably cold temperatures at race time each day throughout this Friday and Saturday, April 8th and 9th the United Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters has canceled this weekend's scheduled USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and USCS Southern Thunder Tour events scheduled at Lavonia Speedway and Cherokee Speedway.
No one is ever disappointed in decisions like this more than we are, but, it takes everyone to make special events work including track and USCS personnel, race teams and for sure race fans. With high winds making things colder for already unseasonably lower temperatures, it is just too uncomfortable for fans whether they be in the pits or grandstands to enjoy the event.
A second event at both Lavonia Speedway and Cherokee Speedway is scheduled later in the season. Additionally, we are looking for a double-header USCS Southern Thunder regional series event(s) to make up for these lost dates in the near future. That will be announced as soon as possible.
The next scheduled USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour, USCS Southern Thunder regional series and USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series events are on Friday and Saturday, April 22nd and 23 rd at historic Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama during the NASCAR Talladega 500 Weekend at Talladega Superspeedway located almost directly across the street from the historic one-third-mile dirt oval. For track info please go to www.talladegashorttrack.com
On the weekend following the Talladega event, the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour and the USCS Southern Thunder regional series and USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series are set to compete in the USCS vs. NRA North vs. South Shootout 2022 at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tennessee. So, lots of racing left in April. Just be ready!
For schedules, rules and other info, please visit www.uscsracing.com
or call the USCS office at 77-865-6097.
Davie Franek claimed the 5th annual USCS Winter Heat Series 2022 title
Atlanta, GA – March 26, 2022 - Davie “No Panic” Franek from Wantage, New Jersey claimed the USCS Winter Heat Series presented by Engler Machine and Tool Championship for the 2022 version of the 12-race kickoff to the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder 2022 season schedule. Franek used two stops in the USCS Victory Lane in the Round 1 season opener at Hendry County Motorsports Park in Clewiston, Florida on February 4th and another win during the Round 11 contest at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama on March 19th to aid his cause. Franek was consistent during all ten race events that were completed as he had eight top-five and ten top-ten finishes along the way to his first USCS Winter Heat Series title.
The defending United Sprint Car Series National Champion and 2015 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Inductee, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio finished in the second position in the mini-series standings.
Smith was followed by thirteen-time USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National Champion and himself a class of 2022 National Sprint Car Hall of Famer, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee in third place in the Winter Heat standings.
Johnny Bridges from Cherryville, North Carolina followed Gray in fourth place in the standings after competing in all ten events. Jeff Willingham from Ripley, Mississippi rounded out the top five in the point standings after the first ten races that also awarded National Championship points toward the National title. All five of those drivers were awarded money from the Dirt2Media sponsored point fund as announced for any driver who competed in all of the 5th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series contested events.
The final standings showed Corbin Gurley from Hebron, Indiana who competed in eight events in sixth place followed by Aussie Brayden Colley from Warrnambool, VIC in sixth place after he competed in eight events also. Chris Martin from Ankeny, Iowa finished in the eighth position in the Winter Heat standings.
A pair of Marks, Mark Ruel, Jr. from Jacksonville, Florida, who competed in six of the events, picked up the February 11th win at Needmore Speedway in Norman Park, Georgia and the Nation’s 360 sprint car wins leader over the 2020 and 2021 season’s Mark Smith from Sunbury, Pennsylvania finished in the ninth and tenth places in the standings respectively.
Mark Smith made his five appearances during the 2022 version of the USCS Winter Heat Series count by winning three times in Terry Witherspoon’s #43 Mach 1 Chassis sprint car built by Mark Smith himself. He won the USCS Winter Heat Round 2 event at Hendry County Motorsports Park on February 5th then double up by winning both nights at Southern Raceway in Milton, Florida on February 25th and 26th.
Additional feature winners during the six weekends of the stiff competition were seven-time Knoxville Raceway 410 Sprint Car Champion and National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee Terry McCarl from Altoona, Iowa at Needmore Speedway on Saturday, February 12th, Michael Miller from Van Cleave, Mississippi on Friday, March 4th won Round 7 at Hattiesburg Speedway. On Saturday, March 5th, the defending and two-time USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi parked it in the USCS Victory Lane after the Round 8-weekend finale at Hattiesburg Speedway.
Mother Nature was the victor for Rounds 9 and 10 at Deep South Speedway when heavy rains canceled the Friday, March 11th event, and the continued wet grounds from Friday night and Saturday, March 12th was canceled as well after frigid unseasonable Gulf Coast temperatures with high winds wiped out the plans for Saturday evening as well.
On the final weekend at North Alabama Speedway near Tuscumbia, Alabama Davie Franek picked up that previously mentioned second USCS Winter Heat 2022 victory in Round 11. In the USCS Winter Heat mini-series finale on Sunday, March 20th, the 2013 USCS National Champion, Derek Hagar from Marion, Arkansas captured his 64th United Sprint Car Series victory.
Seventy-one different sprint car drivers from 19 states, plus the countries of Australia, Canada, and England competed in the ten completed events. There were, as detailed seven different winners at the five tracks included on the 2022 USCS Winter Heat Series schedule.
The next USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour weekend of events are at two Carolina tracks about an hour apart. The first night is at Travelers Rest Speedway in Travelers Rest, South Carolina near Greenville, South Carolina on Friday, April 8th. The following night on Saturday, April 9th the USCS drivers make their first stop of the 2022 season at famed Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina.
For more United Sprint Car Series info and complete USCS National and regional schedules, please visit www.uscsracing.com You may also like and follow USCS at their USCS Racing Facebook page and /or follow USCS on Twitter @uscsracing If you still have questions please call the United Sprint Car Series office at 770-865-6097.
Final 5th Annual USCS Winter Heat Ser1es (2022) Top Ten
Pos Car Driver Hometown Points
1 28F Davie Franek, Wantage, NJ 1448
2 4 Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH 1400
3 10 Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN 1334
4 07 Johnny Bridges, Cherryville, NC 1306
5 28 Jeff Willingham, Ripley, MS 1228
6 12 Corbin Gurley, Hebron, IN 1050
7 20 Brayden Cooley, Warrnambool, VIC 984
8 44 Chris Martin, Ankeny, IA 848
9 83 Mark Ruel Jr, Jacksonville, FL 752
10 M1 Mark Smith, Sunbury, PA 702
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour results for the USCS Winter
Heat Series Round 11 event on Saturday, March 19, 2022 at North Alabama
Speedway
Tuscumbia, AL
USCS Outlaw Thubder Sprint Cars 28 Entries
Feature 30 Laps | 00:30:50.212
1. 28F-Davie Franek[11]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[1]; 3. 3-Howard Moore[8]; 4.
47-Dale Howard[3]; 5. 71-Brady Baker[5]; 6. 22-Riley Goodno[2]; 7. 8-Brad
Bowden[10]; 8. 66-Danny Smith[7]; 9. 07-Johnny Bridges[15]; 10. 10-Terry
Gray[14]; 11. 44-Ronny Howard[13]; 12. 07T-Brandon Taylor[18]; 13. 71M-Caden
Englehart[12]; 14. 13-Chase Howard[19]; 15. 16-Carter Caldwell[22]; 16.
28-Jeff Willingham[16]; 17. 21-Spencer Meredith[17]; 18. (DNF) 29-Jeff
Oliver[6]; 19. (DNF) 37-Ayden Gatewood[4]; 20. (DNF) 7J-Gregg Jones[21]; 21.
(DNS) 5M-Max Stambaugh; 22. (DNS) 10K-Dewayne White
B Main 15 Laps | 00:24:49.975
1. 07-Johnny Bridges[2]; 2. 28-Jeff Willingham[3]; 3. 21-Spencer
Meredith[1]; 4. 07T-Brandon Taylor[8]; 5. 13-Chase Howard[9]; 6. 10K-Dewayne
White[4]; 7. 7J-Gregg Jones[5]; 8. 16-Carter Caldwell[7]; 9. 48-Wade
Buttrey[12]; 10. 33-Rece Wommack[11]; 11. 7E-Eric Gunderson[13]; 12. (DNF)
2T-Todd Bradford[6]; 13. (DNF) 11E-Kyle Edwards[10]; 14. (DNS) 12M-Greg
Merritt
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps | 00:16:16.791
1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[2]; 2. 22-Riley Goodno[1]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 4.
37-Ayden Gatewood[3]; 5. 71-Brady Baker[5]; 6. (DNF) 29-Jeff Oliver[4]
ENGLER Heat 1 10 Laps | 00:04:52.000
1. 71-Brady Baker[3]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 3. 22-Riley Goodno[6]; 4.
28-Jeff Willingham[1]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[7]; 6. 13-Chase Howard[4]; 7.
33-Rece Wommack[2]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 10 Laps | 00:05:12.000
1. 37-Ayden Gatewood[1]; 2. 29-Jeff Oliver[6]; 3. 71M-Caden Englehart[2]; 4.
21-Spencer Meredith[4]; 5. 7J-Gregg Jones[3]; 6. 16-Carter Caldwell[7]; 7.
(DNS) 48-Wade Buttrey
Hero Graphics Heat 3 10 Laps | 00:05:00.000
1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[1]; 2. 3-Howard Moore[3]; 3. 28F-Davie Franek[4]; 4.
8-Brad Bowden[7]; 5. 2T-Todd Bradford[2]; 6. 07T-Brandon Taylor[5]; 7.
11E-Kyle Edwards[6]
Schoenfeld Headers Heat 4 10 Laps
1. 66-Danny Smith[1]; 2. 5M-Max Stambaugh[3]; 3. 44-Ronny Howard[2]; 4.
07-Johnny Bridges[4]; 5. (DNF) 10K-Dewayne White[6]; 6. (DNS) 7E-Eric
Gunderson; 7. (DNS) 12M-Greg Merritt
Dale Howard takes USCS Hub City 200 and Winter Heat Round 8 Final at Hattiesburg
Hattiesburg, MS March 5, 2022 - Byhalia, Mississippi's Dale Howard raced from his third place in the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters into the USCS Victory Lane in the Hub City 200 ans USCS Winter Heat Series Round eight final at Hattiesburg Speedway on Saturday night.
The previous night's winner, Michael Miller from Vancleave, Mississippi stated ninth and followed Howard across the finish line in the runner-up spot.
Winter Heat Series points leader Davie Franek from Wantage, New Jersey was third followed by Cherryville, North Carolina's Johnny Bridges in fourth place. Max Stambaugh ranked ten places from fifteenth to finish fifth.
Stambaugh's run was good enough to garner the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters results for 3/5/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour 20 Entries
Winter Heat Round 8 Hattiesburg 30-Laps
1. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[7]; 3. 28F-Davie Franek[5]; 4. 07-Johnny Bridges[6]; 5. 5M-Max Stambaugh[15]; 6. 10L-Landon Britt[9]; 7. 66-Danny Smith[2]; 8. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 9. 12-Corbin Gurley[12]; 10. 71-Brady Baker[14]; 11. 20-Brayden Cooley[16]; 12. 7N-Darin Naida[17]; 13. 28-Jeff Willingham[20]; 14. 09-Timmy Thrash[11]; 15. 56-Jeff Smith[19]; 16. (DNF) 6-Dustin Gates[1]; 17. (DNF) 21-Butch David[13]; 18. (DNF) L37-Scott Craft[18]; 19. (DNF) 88-Brandon Blenden[8]; 20. (DNF) 01-Shane Morgan[10]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6-Laps
1. 6-Dustin Gates[1]; 2. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 5. 28F-Davie Franek[4]; 6. 07-Johnny Bridges[6]
Engler Heat 1 8-Laps
1. 6-Dustin Gates[1]; 2. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 3. 88-Brandon Blenden[5]; 4. 10L-Landon Britt[6]; 5. 71-Brady Baker[4]; 6. 20-Brayden Cooley[7]; 7. 28-Jeff Willingham[2]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 07-Johnny Bridges[2]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[6]; 3. 01-Shane Morgan[1]; 4. 09-Timmy Thrash[3]; 5. 21-Butch David[5]; 6. (DNF) L37-Scott Craft[7]; 7. (DNF) 56-Jeff Smith[4]
HERO Graphics Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 10-Terry Gray[2]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[3]; 3. 47-Dale Howard[6]; 4. 12-Corbin Gurley[1]; 5. 5M-Max Stambaugh[4]; 6. 7N-Darin Naida[5]
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USCS 600 and Southern 600 Showdown results for 3/5/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Mini Sprints 15 Entries Feature 20-Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 2. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 3. 41-Jeremy Walker[7]; 4. 19-Jim Kradel[4]; 5. L41-Dalton Morgan[12]; 6. 127-Matt Clark[8]; 7. 351-Chris Smith[9]; 8. 33J-Jerry Jarrell[6]; 9. 33B-Chris Beech[11]; 10. (DNF) D41-Delon Morgan[15]; 11. (DNF) 18-Tyler Clark[10]; 12. (DNF) 27-Russell Clark[5]; 13. (DNF) 3-Leroy Boone[3]; 14. (DNS) 52R-Jim McNulty; 15. (DNS) 16-Evan McElhaney
Hoosier Mini Dash 6 Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[5]; 2. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 3. 3-Leroy Boone[4]; 4. 19-Jim Kradel[6]; 5. 27-Russell Clark[3]; 6. 33J-Jerry Jarrell[1]
Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 3-Leroy Boone[1]; 2. 33J-Jerry Jarrell[5]; 3. 27-Russell Clark[6]; 4. 127-Matt Clark[4]; 5. 18-Tyler Clark[3]; 6. 351-Chris Smith[7]; 7. (DNF) 16-Evan McElhaney[2]; 8. (DNS) D41-Delon Morgan
Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[2]; 2. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 3. 19-Jim Kradel[4]; 4. 41-Jeremy Walker[6]; 5. L41-Dalton Morgan[7]; 6. 33B-Chris Beech[3]; 7. (DNF) 52R-Jim McNulty[5]
It's Miller Time in USCS contest at Hattiesburg!...
Hattiesburg, MS - March 4, 2022 - Michael Miller from Vancleave, Mississippi raced from the K&N Filters Pole Position into the USCS Victory Lane on night #1 of the USCS Hub City 200 at Hattisburg Speedway on Friday night.
Max Stambaugh chased Miller across tge line inky two feet back after a gallant last lap charge.
Dustin Gates from Haughton, Louisiana finished third after starting tenth. Current Winter Heat Series points leader, Davie Franek from Wantage, New Jersey followed in fourth place and the defending USCS Mid-South Thunder regional series Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi completed the top five.
Australian Brayden Cooley charged from eighteenth to tenth to garner the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award.
Results for the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour on 3/4/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour 19 Entries
Winter Heat Rnd 7 Hattiesburg 25 Laps
1. 4M-Michael Miller[1]; 2. 5M-Max Stambaugh[2]; 3. 6-Dustin Gates[10]; 4. 28F-Davie Franek[7]; 5. 47-Dale Howard[4]; 6. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 7. 07-Johnny Bridges[8]; 8. 12-Corbin Gurley[5]; 9. 10-Terry Gray[12]; 10. 20-Brayden Cooley[18]; 11. 71-Brady Baker[13]; 12. 10L-Landon Britt[6]; 13. 01-Shane Morgan[19]; 14. 7N-Darin Naida[9]; 15. 28-Jeff Willingham[16]; 16. 21-Butch David[14]; 17. 56-Jeff Smith[17]; 18. L37-Scott Craft[15]; 19. (DNF) 88-Brandon Blenden[11]
Hoosier Speed Dash 6 Laps
1. 4M-Michael Miller[2]; 2. 5M-Max Stambaugh[1]; 3. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 4. 47-Dale Howard[5]; 5. 12-Corbin Gurley[6]; 6. (DNF) 10L-Landon Britt[4]
Engler Heat 1 8- Laps
1. 12-Corbin Gurley[1]; 2. 66-Danny Smith[3]; 3. 6-Dustin Gates[2]; 4. 88-Brandon Blenden[5]; 5. 21-Butch David[4]; 6. 28-Jeff Willingham[6]
JJ Supply of NC Heat 2 8-Laps
1. 5M-Max Stambaugh[1]; 2. 47-Dale Howard[3]; 3. 28F-Davie Franek[5]; 4. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 5. 71-Brady Baker[6]; 6. 20-Brayden Cooley[2]; 7. 01-Shane Morgan[7]
Hero Graphics Heat 3 8-Laps
1. 10L-Landon Britt[1]; 2. 4M-Michael Miller[3]; 3. 07-Johnny Bridges[5]; 4. 7N-Darin Naida[6]; 5. L37-Scott Craft[2]; 6. 56-Jeff Smith[4]
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Media Results for 3/4/2022 at Hattiesburg Speedway - Hattiesburg, MS
USCS Mini Sprints 21 Entries
Feature 20 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[1]; 2. L41-Dalton Morgan[3]; 3. 127-Matt Clark[10]; 4. 18-Tyler Clark[6]; 5. 19-Gregg Jones[8]; 6. 351-Chris Smith[11]; 7. 112-Mike Jarrell[14]; 8. 33J-Jerry Jarrell[12]; 9. 41-Jeremy Walker[7]; 10. 33B-Chris Beech[9]; 11. (DNF) 27-Russell Clark[5]; 12. (DNF) 33-Mike Hall[2]; 13. (DNF) 3-Leroy Boone[16]; 14. (DNF) 23-Hunter Pulliam[18]; 15. (DNF) 52R-Jim McNulty[4]; 16. (DNF) 16-Evan McElhaney[17]; 17. (DNF) 1C-Lee Clark[13]; 18. (DNS) 14-Kevin Davis; 19. (DNS) 11-Greg McLendon; 20. (DNS) 12C-Cade McAlpin; 21. (DNS) 81-Brett McAlpin
Hoosier Mini Dash 6 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[3]; 2. 33-Mike Hall[6]; 3. L41-Dalton Morgan[2]; 4. 52R-Jim McNulty[4]; 5. 27-Russell Clark[1]; 6. 18-Tyler Clark[5]
Heat 1 8 Laps
1. 18-Tyler Clark[2]; 2. 19-Gregg Jones[1]; 3. 52R-Jim McNulty[5]; 4. 351-Chris Smith[4]; 5. 127-Matt Clark[7]; 6. 112-Mike Jarrell[6]; 7. 16-Evan McElhaney[3]
Heat 2 8 Laps
1. 1-Bobby Zaiontz[5]; 2. 41-Jeremy Walker[4]; 3. 33B-Chris Beech[2]; 4. 33J-Jerry Jarrell[3]; 5. (DNS) 12C-Cade McAlpin; 6. (DNS) 81-Brett McAlpin
Heat 3 8 Laps
1. 33-Mike Hall[1]; 2. 27-Russell Clark[6]; 3. L41-Dalton Morgan[8]; 4. 1C-Lee Clark[4]; 5. 3-Leroy Boone[7]; 6. 14-Kevin Davis[3]; 7. 23-Hunter Pulliam[2]; 8. 11-Greg McLendon[5]
Dirt2Media will LIVE Stream USCS Winter Heat Series Rounds seven and
eight from Hattiesburg Speed on Friday and Saturday, March 4th and 5th
Atlanta, GA – March 2, 2022 – The Speed Sport TV affiliate Dirt2Media (www.dirt2media.tv) will once again LIVE Stream the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour Winter Heat Series events this coming weekend for those who can't make it out to the track live, when the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars headline the action-packed season opener, the Hub City 200 two-day racing card at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, Mississippi on Friday and Saturday, March 4th and 5th. The event for the United Sprint Car Series drivers is Round number 7 and 8 of the 5tth Annual USCS Winter Heat Series presented by Engler Machine and Tool. The event also doubles as the USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour regional series lid-lifter and is also events seven and eight on the 2022 USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour sixty-event National schedule.
In addition to the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars Dirt2Media ( www.dirt2media.tv ) LIVE Stream viewers will be treated to three Hattiesburg Speedway weekly racing divisions plus a two-night winged mini/micro sprint showdown featuring the USCS 600 Sprint Car Series and the Southern 600 Micro Sprints. The Mini Sprints are normally the second fastest division at the speedway behind the USCS winged sprint cars and like their full-size sprint car big brothers. The Mini Sprint Shootout will feature a mix of young and up and coming drivers with, some of the sport’s top veteran drivers.
The exotic USCS Outlaw Thunder winged sprint cars weight only 1300 pounds with 700+ horsepower engines. Those two elements in addition to a huge twenty-five square foot top wing and seventeen-inch-wide and specially designed Hoosier rear race tires make them the fastest cars ever to compete on the ¼ mile clay oval. The USCS sprint cars will be expected to reach speeds over one-hundred miles per hour on the straight-a-ways at Hattiesburg Speedway.
Davie Franek from Wantage, New Jersey leads the current USCS Winter Heat and the National point standings. The 2021 and defending USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour National Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio is just ten points back of Franek in second place followed by Chris Martin from Ankeny, Iowa in third place eight points behind Smith. Thirteen-time USCS National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee is in fourth place after six races and young gun Corbin Gurley from Hebron, Indiana completes the top five of the 12-race mini-series standings.
A great field of cars is expected to be at Hattiesburg Speedway for this Friday and Saturday night’s events. USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour sprint car drivers from at least eight to ten states including defending USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour 2020 and 2021 Champion, Dale Howard from Byhalia, Mississippi is one of the entries for this weekend’s event as well as Australia and Canada.
Speedway is located at 4663 US 49 Highway, Hattiesburg, MS 39401. For
more info on the track, Please visit www.hattiesburgspeedway.net or call For
more information about the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour and
associated series please visit www.uscsracing.com or call the series office
at 770-865-6097.
For information on how to view the event via the Dirt2Media LIVE Stream broadcast, please go to www.dift2media.tv
USCS Outlaw Sprint Cars invade Hattiesburg Speedway for the two-day
USCS Hub City 200 Speed Spectacular Friday 3/4 and Saturday 3/5 nights!
Atlanta, GA – March 2, 2022 – The United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder
Tour presented by K&N Filters winged sprint cars headline the action-packed
season opener Hub City 200 two-day racing card at Hattiesburg Speedway in
Hattiesburg, Mississippi on this Friday and Saturday nights, March 4th and
5th. The event for the United Sprint Car Series drivers is Rounds #7 and #8
of the 5th Annual USCS Winter Heat Series. The event also doubles as the
USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour regional series lid-lifter.
The exotic USCS Outlaw Thunder winged sprint cars weight only 1300 pounds with 700+ horsepower engines. Those two elements in addition to a huge 25 square foot top wing and seventeen-inch-wide and specially designed Hoosier rear race tires make them the fastest cars ever to compete on the ¼ mile clay oval. The USCS sprint cars are expected to reach speeds over 100 miles per hour on the straight-a-ways at Hattiesburg Speedway.
In addition to the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars, the
racing card will also feature three Hattiesburg Speedway weekly racing
divisions plus a two-night winged mini/micro sprint showdown featuring the
USCS 600 Sprint Car Series and the Southern 600 Micro Sprints. The Mini
Sprints are normally the second-fastest division at the speedway behind the
USCS winged sprint cars and like their big brothers feature a mix of young
and up-and-coming drivers mixed with many of the veterans of the sport.
Davie Franek from Wantage, New Jersey leads the current USCS Winter Heat
and the National point standings. The 2021 and defending USCS Outlaw Thunder
Tour National Champion, Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio is just 10 points
back of Franek in second place followed by Chris Martin from Ankeny, Iowa in
third place eight points behind Smith. Thirteen-time USCS National Champion,
Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee is in fourth place after six races, and
young gun Corbin Gurley from Hebron, Indiana completes the top five of the
12-race mini-series standings.
A great field of cars is expected at Hattiesburg Speedway for thhis
Friday and Saturday night’s events. USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour sprint car
drivers from at least eight to ten states are entered for this weekend’s
event as well as Australia and Canada.
Hattiesburg Speedway is located at 4663 US 49 Highway, Hattiesburg, MS 39401. For more info on the track, Please visit www.hattiesburgspeedway.net or call For more information about the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour and associated series please visit www.uscsracing.com or call the series office at 770-865-6097.
Mark Smith garners weekend sweep in USCS Battle at the Beach at Southern
Milton, FL - February 26, 2022 - Mark Smith completed a weekend sweep of the 5th annual USCS Battle at the Beach and won his 40th career USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by K&N Filters main event on Saturday night at Southern Raceway in the process.
Smith led all 30 laps of the $3000 to win contest after starting from the K&N Filters Pole Position.
Chris Martin from Ankeny, Iowa followed Smith across the line in second place to upgrade his career-best USCS finish from a third place earned the night before. 2020 World of Outlaws Rookie of the Year, Wayne Johnson from Oklahoma City , Oklahoma garnered another podium finish on Saturday in third place.
The 2022 USCS Winter Heat Series points leader, Davie Franek from Wantage, New Jersey followed in fourth place. Missourian Slater Helt completed the top five.
Cherryville, North Carolina's Johnny Bridges led the second group in sixth with defending USCS Champ Danny Smith from Chillicothe, Ohio in seventh place.
Englewood, Florida's Connor Morrell followed Smith in eight place. The 13-time USCS National Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee was ninth and two-time All Star Champion, Greg Wilson from Benton Ridge, Ohio put a wrap on the top ten.
Danny Smith won the Engler First Heat, Mark Smith led wire to wire in the JJ Supply of NC Second Heat, and Johnny Bridges closed qualifying by winning the Hero Graphics Third Heat. Mark Smith kept his sweep rolling by winning the USCS Hoosier Speed Dash to place him on the main event's pole.
Cody Bova from Struthers, Ohio garnered the Wilwood Disc Brakes Hard Charger Award after starting the A-Main twenty-first and advancing ten places to finish eleventh.
The USCS Winter Heat Series next stops at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, Mississippi for Rounds #7 and #8 on Friday and Saturday, March 4th and 5th. For track info www.HattiesburgSpeedway.net For USCS info please visit www.uscsracing.com
USCS SPRINT CARS Feature (30 Laps): 1. 43M-Mark Smith[1]; 2. 44-Chris Martin[2]; 3. 2C-Wayne Johnson[9]; 4. 28F-Davie Franek[10]; 5. 22S-Slater Helt[3]; 6. 07-Johnny Bridges[6]; 7. 66-Danny Smith[5]; 8. 28M-Conner Morrell[12]; 9. 10-Terry Gray[15]; 10. 97-Greg Wilson[13]; 11. 20B-Cody Bova[21]; 12. 12-Corbin Gurley[8]; 13. 20-Brayden Cooley[18]; 14. 00-Harley Zimmerman[17]; 15. (DNF) 7J-Gregg Jones[22]; 16. (DNF) 88-Brandon Blenden[11]; 17. (DNF) 28W-Jeff Willingham[16]; 18. (DNF) 7E-Eric Gunderson[19]; 19. (DNF) 121-Jan Howard[14]; 20. (DNF) 83-Mark Ruel Jr[4]; 21. (DNF) 43-Terry Witherspoon[7]; 22. (DNS) 56-Jeff Smith
Dash (6 Laps): 1. 43M-Mark Smith[4]; 2. 44-Chris Martin[6]; 3. 22S-Slater Helt[3]; 4. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[2]; 5. 66-Danny Smith[1]; 6. 07-Johnny Bridges[5]
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 66-Danny Smith[4]; 2. 43-Terry Witherspoon[2]; 3. 22S-Slater Helt[6]; 4. 88-Brandon Blenden[3]; 5. 121-Jan Howard[5]; 6. 28W-Jeff Willingham[7]; 7. 7J-Gregg Jones[1]; 8. (DNF) 20B-Cody Bova[8]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 43M-Mark Smith[1]; 2. 83-Mark Ruel Jr[6]; 3. 12-Corbin Gurley[2]; 4. 28M-Conner Morrell[3]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 6. (DNF) 00-Harley Zimmerman[7]; 7. (DNF) 7E-Eric Gunderson[5]
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 07-Johnny Bridges[1]; 2. 44-Chris Martin[3]; 3. 2C-Wayne Johnson[2]; 4. 28F-Davie Franek[4]; 5. 97-Greg Wilson[6]; 6. 20-Brayden Cooley[7]; 7. (DNF) 56-Jeff Smith[5]
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