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Move Over Michigan Dirt Late Model Series Named Heat Race Sponsor for Inaugural Horsepower Happenings All-Star Invitational

Writer: Zach Hiser
Zach Hiser
21 hours ago
2 min read

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.


One of the opportunities for cash prizes comes during the five heat races to help set the starting line-up for the Winston Speedway 30, the afternoon's main event. Organizers with the Horsepower Happenings All-Star Invitational Presented by Extreme Indoor Karting & Entertainment Center are proud to announce the Move Over Michigan Dirt Late Model Series as a Heat Race Sponsor of the event.


Founded in 2026 by Michigan Motorsports Hall of Famer, Jeff Finley, the Series aims to bring awareness to Michigan's motor vehicle law to move over and slow down for stopped emergency vehicles, including tow trucks. The Move Over Michigan Dirt Late Model Series Presented by Kapnick Insurance Group & MacAllister Machinery held three events in 2026, with three different winners including Dona Marcoullier (Winston Speedway), Rusty Schlenk (I-96 Speedway), and Cody Bauer (Merritt Speedway).


11 Horsepower Happenings All-Star Invitational drivers have already been announced, including David McManus, Travis Stemler, Chase Burda, Steve Irwin, Bryce Bozell, Max Stambaugh, Mason Metzger, Kyle Crump, Matthew Elsey, Jr., Aaron Taylor, Matt Kemp, and Collin Thirlby. 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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