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Thanksgiving Classic Could Offer $20,000 Payout
The 17th running of the Thanksgiving Classic at Southern National Motorsports Park will bring the event back to the forefront of the big races in the Southeast region.
Logan Seavey Repeats In WAR Sprint Cars
California native Logan Seavey remains undefeated in WAR competition after picking up his second consecutive POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint League victory Friday night at Lucas Oil Speedway
COLUMNS
FENWICK: Ryan Preece’s Unlikely Bet Pays Off
Ryan Preece placed a bet he hoped would pay off in a big way.
PAUCH: Taking Pictures Isn’t So Simple
Why do we take photos? We want to remember moments.
KNUTSON: Weighing Driver Safety Versus Pretty Cars
Racing is dangerous. It always has been and always will be.
RACING NATION
Roger Crockett Stars In Washington Sprints
Season championship weekend for the Here 2 Wire Summer Thunder Sprintcar Series kicked off with a win for Roger Crockett in the Henderson Motorsports No. 7n at Central Washington State Fair Raceway
Hebing Won’t Be Denied At Outlaw Speedway
Outlaw Speedway welcomed a variety of divisions into an overflowing pit area for the first night of the Outlaw Speedway Fall Nationals on Friday, headlined by a combined ESS/URC/Patriot 360 Sprint car event.
Danny Dietrich Thunders At Susquehanna
Danny Dietrich used a bold move on a lap-12 restart and never looked back as he raced to his first win of the season at Susquehanna Speedway in Thursday night’s BAPS Auto Paints and Supplies 410 Sprint Series feature
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RACING HISTORY
The Transition To Rear-Engine Cars
In 1963, a dramatic transition occurred at the top echelon of American open-wheel racing.
1992: Rain Left Darrell Waltrip Dancing
Davey Allison headed to Darlington (S.C.) Raceway on Sept. 6, 1992, with an opportunity to win the Winston Million bonus.
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