📸 Koty Geyer Late Models A Feature 1 (35 Laps): 1. 6-CHET MONAWECK[4]; 2. 83-Mason Metzger[5]; 3. 15-Lane Head[6]; 4. 2-John Trudell[2]; 5. 9-Tony Brutti[1]; 6. 46-Buddy Head[7]; 7. 01-Zachary Maynard[8]; 8. 7-Taylor Sexton[10]; 9. 97-Jorden Brinkert[16]; 10. 27-Steve Krentz[12]; 11. 28-Jared Blanchard[3]; 12. 3T-Bill Tomlinson[9]; 13. 96-Ken Papesh[13]; 14. 4-Lon Putnam[14]; 15. 57S-Rick Senneker[15]; 16. 5G-Jeff Ganus[11] Qualifying 1: 1. 46-Buddy Head, 14.277[5]; 2. 15-La

📸 Wilber Bros. Racing Choice Concrete UMP Late Models A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 4-Travis Stemler[3]; 2. 1E-Jeffery Erickson[4]; 3. 89-Mike Spatola[14]; 4. 27-Eric Spangler[5]; 5. 94-Bill Bray[9]; 6. 2-Bry Johnson[8]; 7. 28S-Zack Swarts[12]; 8. 117-Kevin Reeve[6]; 9. 5-Kyle Wright[11]; 10. 55H-Kyle Hunt[15]; 11. A2-Zach Calkins[17]; 12. (DNF) 18-Chase Burda[2]; 13. (DNF) 0V-Paul Calkins[18]; 14. (DNF) 72-Brandon Olson[10]; 15. (DNF) 23-Brady Lajoye[7]; 16. (DNF) 22-Patric Laj

📸Rand Thompson ARCA Menards Series Pos No. Name Sponsor Laps Diff 1 18 Max Reaves* Cook Out Toyota 150 — 2 77 Tristan McKee* Zeigler Chevrolet 150 0.403 3 79 Isaac Kitzmiller A.L.L. Construction/Carter CAT Chevrolet 150 1.536 4 91 Matt Kemp Maples Motorsports/ELH Detailing Chevrolet 150 6.665 5 85 Quinn Davis* Orlando Health Ford 149 1 Lap 6 38 Esteban Rodriguez* MCM Racing Development/EMWA/Collino Toyota 148 2 Laps 7 19 Austin Vaughn First Alert Safes/Wood Sales Inc Ford 1

Modifieds Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 45-Joey Barnhart[2]; 2. 16-Aaron Timmerman[4]; 3. 10-Connor Landis[3]; 4. 07-Mathew Vainner[5]; 5. 57-Kyle Heintzelman[1] Feature 2 (25 Laps): 1. 57-Kyle Heintzelman[1]; 2. 10-Connor Landis[3]; 3. 16-Aaron Timmerman[4]; 4. 07-Mathew Vainner[2]; 5. 45-Joey Barnhart[5] Qualifying: 1. 07-Mathew Vainner, 13.568[5]; 2. 16-Aaron Timmerman, 13.588[4]; 3. 10-Connor Landis, 13.613[3]; 4. 45-Joey Barnhart, 13.626[1]; 5. 57-Kyle Heintzelman, 13.964[2] A

CRA Pro Series Modifieds A Feature 1 (35 Laps): 1. 7-David McManus[8]; 2. 12-Luke Warhurst[6]; 3. 14-Tim Ryan[7]; 4. 34C-Nick Clemens[4]; 5. 1K-Alton Berry[9]; 6. 9-Terry Trost[1]; 7. 18-Kyle Maki[11]; 8. 5G-Keagan Gorsuch[10]; 9. 25-Chaz Taylor[12]; 10. 5-Matt Mueller[2]; 11. 15-Justin Noffsinger[3]; 12. 22-Kyle Hayden[5]; 13. (DNS) 21-Robbie Johnson Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 1K-Alton Berry[3]; 2. 21-Robbie Johnson[4]; 3. 5-Matt Mueller[6]; 4. 9-Terry Trost[5]; 5. 5G-Keagan Gorsuc

📸 Josh James Artwork Haubstadt, Indiana (August 1, 2026)………Justin Grant won the night while Kyle Cummins won the week after all was said and done during Saturday night’s 39th annual USAC NOS Energy Drink Indiana Sprint Week Presented by K & N Filters finale at Haubstadt, Indiana’s Tri-State Speedway. Grant (Ione, California) charged from his seventh starting position before passing Harley Burns for the race lead on lap 18, then led the final 13 circuits to capture his third

📸 Emily Schwanke NEW RICHMOND, WI (August 1, 2026) – Bobby Pierce can never be counted out, and Saturday night was proof of why. The two-time World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision champion has dominated the dirt Late Model world all summer long, but Thursday’s opening night of the USA Nationals was a rare lackluster showing. Pierce qualified poorly, didn’t gain much ground in his Heat Race and finished 12th in the Feature, his worst Series run of the sea

📸 Tyler Carr MECHANICSBURG, PA (August 1, 2026) - Pennsylvania will always be a special place for David Gravel no matter how loud the boos get. Competing in the “Keystone State” helped launch the Watertown, CT’s racing career. Battling the PA Posse is one of the best ways for any young racer to sharpen their skills and see if they’ve got what it takes to make it in Sprint Car racing. That’s part of the route Gravel took on his way to becoming a two-time World of Outlaws NOS

📸 Ryan Sellers Bloomington, Indiana (July 31, 2026)………Last season, Robert Ballou endured an accident at Bloomington Speedway that left him with a broken back and wound up costing him the remainder of the season. On Friday, just one day shy of a full year since that accident, Ballou returned to the scene and conquered the red clay 1/4-mile, winning the 35th running of the Sheldon Kinser Memorial after race leader Gavin Miller ran out of fuel on the back straightaway on the fi

📸 Tyler Carr MECHANICSBURG, PA (July 31, 2026) - The Pennsylvania Posse struck first this week, but the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series answered. After York, PA’s Chase Dietz knotted up the 2026 scoreboard of the sport’s fiercest rivalry with a Wednesday win at BAPS Motor Speedway, it was Michael “Buddy” Kofoid putting The Greatest Show on Dirt back on top. The tour rolled into Mechanicsburg, PA’s Williams Grove Speedway Friday Night for the C&D Rigging S