Grace Woelbing, Author at SPEED SPORT

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One Last Run For Willems’ No. 24

The legendary No. 24 will be retired from Ultra4 USA competition following today’s 4400 Unlimited class race at Legends of the Fall.

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Lovell Claims Ultra 4 Class Title At Disney

Brad Lovell practically had the Ultra4 USA 4600 class championship in his grasp when he arrived at Legends of the Fall

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Ultra 4 Racers & Rock Bouncers Take Over Disney

Entering Disney Island in Oklahoma, it takes approximately two minutes to drive to the start/finish line of the Legends of the Fall Ultra4 USA race course

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NHRA Notes: It Could Go Either Way In Vegas

Ron Capps has been steadily creeping up on Funny Car points leader Robert Hight with his recent performances during the Countdown.

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Drivers Voice Opinions About Wallace’s Suspension

23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace was absent in accordance to a one-race penalty NASCAR officials issued to him following his on-track actions last Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

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Connor Hall Faces Growing Pains On CARS Tour

Connor Hall has won at nearly every race track in his home state of Virginia, except at South Boston Speedway.

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It’s Not Over For Trackhouse Racing

Although chasing the championship is no longer a possibility for Daniel Suarez, the season isn’t over for Trackhouse Racing.

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Steve Torrence Is In ‘Familiar Territory’

Steve Torrence went from fifth in the NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series standings to nearly taking over the points lead in one fateful race.

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Bridget And Sarah Burgess To Make ARCA History

Bridget and Sarah Burgess are set to make history on Friday at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Bullring as they will be the first mother and daughter to race against one another in a NASCAR-sanctioned event.

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Justin Ashley Embraces Title Pressure At FallNationals

Justin Ashley likes having pressure. In fact, he considers it a privilege. Because if there was no pressure, it would mean he wasn’t in a championship-level situation like he is now.