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Hafertepe Jr. Returns To Victory Lane In Tulsa

For the second race in a row, Sam Hafertepe Jr. led all but one lap in an American Sprint Car Series National Tour feature

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Bergman: Coffee & Racing Go Well Together

Unlike most other national racing series, several competitors on the American Sprint Car Series National Tour have full-time jobs outside of racing that keep them busy during the week

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ASCS National Tour Set Watch For Tulsa Time

The American Sprint Car Series will wrap up a busy June Friday and Saturday, June 28-29 at Tulsa Speedway with the two-night Dirt Down in T-Town

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Mallett Stops Hafertepe At Batesville

Ever since Jordon Mallett began filling in for the injured Brandon Anderson, he’s said he wouldn’t be driving the No. 55b car if he didn’t think it was capable of winning

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ASCS National Tour Targets Batesville Dirt

There’s no time for a post-Speedweek hangover as the American Sprint Car Series National Tour will roar back to life at Batesville Motor Speedway on Saturday, June 22

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Bergman Clinches Speedweek Championship with Tri-State Victory

The list of ASCS Speedweek champions includes many of the all-time greats of Sprint Car racing such as Terry Gray, Jason Johnson, Sammy Swindell and now Seth Bergman.

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Bergman Ends Hafertepe’s Win Streak At Arrowhead

Sam Hafertepe Jr.’s quest for four-straight American Sprint Car Series National Tour victories ended on a tow hook Friday at Arrowhead Speedway, and Seth Bergman was there to pick up the pieces and collect his third win of the year.

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ASCS: What’s Next?

Change has been the theme of the American Sprint Car Series throughout the first half of 2024

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Hafertepe Makes It Three Straight In ASCS

Sam Hafertepe Jr. continued a perfect June run by winning his third straight American Sprint Car Series National Tour race Thursday night at Creek County Speedway

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ASCS: How Did We Get Here?

The drama behind one of the hottest storylines of the offseason has been as juicy as any gossip heard at the neighborhood bar. It involved hot checks and a well-known racing series being repossessed and then sold to a company some feared was the enemy