Kyle Crump Confirmed for Inaugural Horsepower Happenings All-Star Invitational


Jonesville, MI - On Saturday, November 14th, 20 of the most talented race car drivers from across the region will convene in Clio, Michigan for the Inaugural Horsepower Happenings All-Star Invitational Presented by Extreme Indoor Kart Racing and Entertainment Center. The race brings some of the best drivers from different disciplines across the region to race against each other for a chance at cash prizes.
Joining the impressive list of drivers already announced is Late Model standout, Kyle Crump. A driver who got his racing start in Compacts at Owosso Speedway, but has now become known as one of the most dominant drivers in Template and Outlaw Super Late Model racing when he gets behind the wheel. While he faces a more part-time schedule behind the wheel in recent years, anytime Crump sits in a race car, he's a force to deal with.
In 2021, Crump came from two laps down to win his first career Redbud 400 at Anderson Speedway with the (then) ARCA/CRA Super Series. In 2025, Crump came from the back of the field to win his first career Masters of the Pros 200 with the Turn One CRA Pro Series. That same season, Crump also notched his first career Summer Sizzler at New Paris Speedway in Outlaw Super Late Model competition.
In 2026, Crump has found victory lane twice in the Outlaw Super Late Model, including a win in the ARCA Moran Chevrolet Outlaw Super Late Models at Flat Rock Speedway and most recently at Toledo Speedway.
Seven other Horsepower Happenings All-Star Invitational drivers have already been announced, including David McManus, Travis Stemler, Chase Burda, Steve Irwin, Bryce Bozell, Max Stambaugh, and Mason Metzger. In addition to the 20 All-Star drivers from around the region, five "ringers" will be a part of the show. The two fastest drivers from the month of September (Wade Gray & Owen Quinnen) and the three fastest drivers from the month of October at Extreme Indoor Karting will get an invitation to try to join the field.
The event is open to the public to attend and enjoy the races. Fans who can't make the trip can watch the action LIVE on www.GreatLakesSprints.TV.




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