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Versatile racing veteran David Steele was killed Saturday night when his sprint car crashed a Desoto Speedway.

The Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 will be led by 20 full-time travelers this year, each chasing the $50,000 top prize that will be awarded at the end of the near-nine month journey that includes 49 full-point events across eight states.

Popular sprint car driver Greg Hodnett has died from injuries suffered in a crash during Thursday night’s 410 sprint car feature at BAPS Motor Speedway.

After two mid-pack finishes to start the Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions season, Tony Stewart withdrew from Saturday night’s finale at Bubba Raceway Park

Twenty-time World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series champion Steve Kinser confirmed to SPEED SPORT Saturday at The Dirt Track at Charlotte that his dad Bob Kinser, who has struggled with health issues in recent years, passed on

Three-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion Tony Stewart said when he stepped away from NASCAR racing that he wanted to run some of the country’s most prestigious short-track races

The 2016 All-HammerDown Team, led by World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series regular Daryn Pittman, was announced on Friday.

Dan Motter, who has had a lifelong love for sprint cars dating back to his early days of driving in 1973, has announced that Motter Motorsports will cease operations, effective immediately.

Dave Blaney will return to full time sprint car racing for the first time since 1997 after teaming up with Pete Grove to drive the No. 70 sprint car with the Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions.

Washington state-based Rudeen Racing will expanded to a two-car team next season that will include veteran Joey Saldana and former NASCAR driver Tayler Malsam.