ASCS - American Sprint Car Series

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The American Sprint Car Series is the largest sprint car sanctioning body in the world. With the Lucas Oil National Series backed by 9 regional series, one can catch all the excitement of an ASCS Sprint Car race at more than 70 different racetracks throughout 18 states and into Canada! The top winged sprint car drivers across the country compete in ASCS competition, with the best of the best gunning for that precious and prestigious Lucas Oil ASCS National Championship!

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ASCS - American Sprint Car Series Dirt Track Racing Schedule

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ASCS - American Sprint Car Series Dirt Track Racing News

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  The Big One at Belleville Brings Big Payout, High Speeds

  The dawning of a new marquee event in the 360 Sprint Car world is here. Belleville High Banks hosts the American Sprint Car Series in the inaugural running of The Big One this Thursday–Friday, July 3–4.

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  Heavy Rain Postpones Dirt Down in T-Town Weekend at Tulsa Speedway

  Due to heavy Saturday morning rain that has flooded the property at Tulsa Speedway, American Sprint Car Series and track officials have agreed to postpone the third annual Dirt Down in T-Town weekend ...

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  Thunderstorms Cancel Friday Portion of Dirt Down in T-Town at Tulsa Speedway

  Due to thunderstorms rolling through the Tulsa area Friday afternoon, bringing heavy rain that has soaked the property at Tulsa Speedway, American Sprint Car Series and track officials have canceled ...

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  Larson's first Lucas Oil Speedway appearance and five Kubota High Limit Racing title contenders to watch

  WHEATLAND, MO. (June 25, 2025) - One of the biggest stars in motorsports is set to make his first laps at Lucas Oil Speedway on Thursday night as Kyle Larson participates in the opener of the 2nd annual Kubota High Limit Racing Diamond Classic. Larson, the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Champion who pulled off the Indy 500/Coca-Cola 600 double last month, will be racing only on Thursday which is part of the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series. Action continues on Friday and Saturday for the series' regular "High Rollers" and other regional invaders looking to take them on. An accomplished open-wheel driver since his early days in the sport, the 32-year-old Larson and brother-in-law Brad Sweet own the 410 winged sprint car national series. The circuit hosts 60 events in 20 states across the United States this year and will pay out nearly $6 million in prize money. Sweet, of Grass Valley, Calif., leads a closely contested championship chase as the series returns for the Diamond Classic. Here is a closer look at the top five drivers in the championship chase heading into the three-day Diamond Classic: Brad Sweet: The 39-year-old has an impressive resume of open-wheel racing going back more than two decades. Sweet won the championship in 2024. Nicknamed "The Big Cat," Sweet cemented his spot as one of the best in Sprint Car racing history with four consecutive World of Outlaws championships, driving for Kasey Kahne Racing. Tyler Courtney: The Indianapolis resident captured the first Kubota High Limit Racing feature victory at Lucas Oil Speedway last June, driving for Clauson-Marshall Racing. "Sunshine" he started ninth and went from third-to-first on lap 24 of last year's opener at Wheatland to win the $10,000 prize. The 31-year-old is a two-time All Star champion, as well as a multi-time USAC champ. Aaron Reutzel: Hailing from Clute, Texas, the 35-year-old has four Kubota High Limit Racing feature wins over the last two seasons, including a trio of victories on the tour in 2025. His biggest triumph came May 25th at Port Royal Speedway when he cashed $100,000 at the Bob Weikert Memorial. Reuther is a former ASCS champion and is in his third full season with Ridge & Sons Racing. Rico Abreu: One of the most-popular drivers in open-wheel racing, Abreu has a series-leading five High Limit Racing feature wins this season and sits just 30 points behind Sweet for the series lead. In 2024, the St. Helens, Calif., driver won eight High Limit Series features and wound up third in the championship chase. The 33-year-old, who also has driven in the NASCAR Truck Series won won the 2015 Chili Bowl, holds the Lucas Oil Speedway track record with a lap of 12.829 set on June 29, 2024. Brent Marks: The Murray-Marks Motorsports driver is fifth in the points championship chase, just 35 behind Sweet. The Myerstown, Pa., driver has picked up two High Limit Series wins this season. The 34-year-old, nicknamed the "Myerstown Missile," wound up fourth in the series in 2024 with three feature wins, none bigger than Oct. 12's $50,000 season finale at Texas Motor Speedway. Three-day and two-day packages, as well as single-day tickets, are available for purchase online. Lucas Oil Speedway also offers Family Passes, Senior and Military pricing. Single-day or multi-day pit passes can be purchased at both the ticket and pit offices at the track. Ticket prices increase by $5 when purchased on-site. Some "Beat the Heat" Suite tickets are available for each night, at $75 each. That price will include a pit pass. Tickets will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis with payment at the time of request, according to Lucas Oil Speedway Admissions Director Nichole McMillan. Contact McMillan at (417) 282-6119 or (417) 295-6043, or email her at nmcmillan@lucasoilspeedway.com for more information. Along with air-conditioned comfort of indoor seating along with an outdoor area to view the races, a hostess will help the guests with food and drink orders. Full menu service will be available with comfortable indoor seating and a television in each suite. The feed from track announcers can be heard via volume control. There are stairs on both ends of the grandstands, along with an elevator in the middle, to transport guests to the suite levels. Grandstand gates open each day at 4 p.m. with hot laps at 6:15 with qualifying immediately following. Opening ceremonies are set for 7:25 p.m., before the heat races. For more information about Kubota High Limit Racing, including archived stories, standings and schedules, visit highlimitracing.com. Kubota High Limit Diamond Classic tickets: Thursday Spectator Admission: 3-Day Reserved Seat Ticket - $115 Adults (13 and up) - $30 Seniors (62 and up)/Military - $27 Youth (age 6 to 12) - $10 Kids (age 5 and under) - FREE Family Pass - $70 Pit Pass - $40 3-Day Pit Pass - $125 Friday Spectator Admission: 2-Day Reserved Seat Ticket $80 Adults (13 and up) - $30 Seniors (62 and up)/Military = $27 Youth (age 6 to 12) - $10 Kids (age 5 and under) - FREE Family Pass - $70 Pit Pass - $40 2-Day Pit Pass - $85 Saturday Spectator Admission: Adults (13 and up) - $40 Seniors (62 and up)/Military - $37 Youth (age 6 to 12) - $10 Kids (age 5 and under) - FREE Family Pass - $90 Pit Pass - $45 For information on admission or camping for any Lucas Oil Speedway event in 2025, contact Admissions Director Nichole McMillan at (417) 282-6119 or (417) 295-6043 or email her at nmcmillan@lucasoilspeedway.com for more information. CONTACT: Danny Lorton Lucas Oil Speedway General Manager Office: (417) 282-5984 DLorton@lucasoilspeedway.com  # # # Lucas Oil Speedway is located at Highways 83 and 54 in Wheatland, Missouri. A campground with shower and bathroom facilities is available. With its entrance located just outside the pit gate, this sprawling scenic camping facility will continue to enhance the racing experience. For ticket and camping information and everything about the Show-Me 100 event, visit www.LucasOilSpeedway.com for all the information and detailed directions to the speedway or call the Track Hotline at (417) 282-5984. In addition, fans can get social with Lucas Oil Speedway by following @LucasSpeedway on X, clicking "Like" at www.facebook.com/LucasOilSpeedway and on www.youtube.com/LucasOilSpeedway Complete Lucas Oil Speedway event information, archived race recaps, previews and driver features, along with ticket information and schedules can be found by visiting LucasOilSpeedway.com. About Lucas Oil Speedway Lucas Oil Speedway is considered by fans, drivers and industry insiders to be one of the top racing facilities in the nation. Located in Wheatland, Mo., approximately an hour from Springfield and just an hour and a half from the Kansas City metro area, the "Diamond of Dirt Tracks" lives up to its title. Twenty-One VIP Luxury Suites, HD Jumbo-Tron Screen, Stadium Style Musco Sports Lighting, a Bose Sound System, Go-Kart Slick Track, The Diamond Bar, Track Treasures Gift Shop, the best track food in the country and paved pits are a few of the spectacular amenities setting the Diamond of Dirt apart. This year marks the 12th season for the Liquid Quarter Mile Drag Racing Lake, "Lake Lucas." New for 2017 was all-purpose built Off Road facility featuring a host of regional events. Lucas Oil Speedway's dirt oval track plays host to some of the largest and most-popular events in the Midwest with national and regional touring series appearing frequently including: The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, United States Modified Touring Series and the High Limit Sprint Racing Series, POWRi Sprint Cars and POWRi WAR Sprints. In addition to the special events, the Lucas Oil Speedway Weekly Racing Series features the Late Models, USRA Modifieds, USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods and Super Stocks. 2025 Official Lucas Oil Speedway Marketing Partners Bill Roberts Chevrolet "The Official Truck" of Lucas Oil Speedway Dixie Chopper "The Official Mowers of Lucas Oil Speedway" Iconic Apparel "The Official Merchandise Provider of Lucas Oil Speedway" Lucas Oil Products "The Official Oil" of Lucas Oil Speedway MAVTV "The Official Television Network" of Lucas Oil Speedway Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper "The Official Soft Drink" of Lucas Oil Speedway Rugged Radios "The Official 2-Way Communications Provider" of Lucas Oil Speedway Summit Racing Equipment "The Official Sponsor" of Lucas Oil Speedway Sunoco Race Fuels "The Official Fuel" of Lucas Oil Speedway 2025 Lucas Oil Speedway Supporters Include: AM Pyrotechnics, Alliance Sport Marketing, Arctic Food Equipment, Berry Tractor and Equipment Co., Big Adventure RV, Bill Roberts Chevrolet, Bolivar Auto Sales & Detailing, Bolivar Farmers Exchange-MFA, Boubin Tire/American Racer, Bridal Cave, BWI Sanitation, Candlelight Creations-Dick's Wild Root Horseradish, Casey's, Citizens Memorial Healthcare, City Magnet, Clear Creek Golf Cars, Clearlight Inn, Dixie Chopper, Eibach Springs, Encounter Ministry Inc., FSE Fire Systems, Fast Shafts by Axle Exchange, Foley Equipment-Cat Rental Store, Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare, Henry's Towing Service, Heritage Tractor, Hermitage Lumber, HICKAMO Country Store, Hobbytime Motorsports, Iconic Apparel, Impact Signs Awnings Wraps, In the Garden of Eden, Kluhsman Racing Components, Kona Ice, Lucas Cattle Company, MD3, Midwest Sheet Metal, Miller Welding, Missouri Division of Tourism, MyRacePass, Nutrien Ag Solutions, OakStar Bank, O'Bannon Bank, O'Reilly Auto Parts, Outerwears Performance Products, Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper, Ozarks Community Health Center, PEM, Pitts Homes, Pitts Realty, Pitts Cattle, RACEceiver, RacinDirt.com, RCR Designs, Real Racing Wheels, Rod End Supply, Rugged Radios, Ryan E. Murphy Law Firm LLC, SBU Athletics, Safety Kleen, Scott Furniture, Sidetrack RV Park, SMSI, Southwest Electric Cooperative, State Tech, Summit Racing Equipment, Sunoco Race Fuels, Super 8 Bolivar Mo., US Army Corps of Engineers-Pomme de Terre, Vietti Marketing Group, WacoBill.com, Wheatland Motel, White's Marine Center, Wieland, Woods Supermarkets.

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  Tulsa Speedway Hosts ASCS in Third Annual Dirt Down in T-Town

  Oklahoma’s newest marquee Sprint Car event is set for another edition this weekend, and the stars of the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) are ready to put on a show for the loyal fanbase of Tulsa ...

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  Eight Events in Four States Line American Sprint Car Series July Calendar

  Summer is heating up, and so too is the schedule for the American Sprint Car Series with eight events set at seven tracks in four different states for the month of July.

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  Blake Hahn Wins Batesville for First American Sprint Car Series Victory of 2025

  It was a longer wait than anticipated, but Blake Hahn and his championship-winning team are back in Victory Lane with the American Sprint Car Series.

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  Sam Hafertepe Jr. Beats Hahn, Covington in Back-and-Forth Battle at Texarkana

  By Jordan Delucia TEXARKANA, AR (June 7, 2025) — It took almost everything Sam Hafertepe Jr. had in him to defeat familiar American Sprint Car Series foes Blake Hahn and Matt Covington Saturday night at

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  Sam Hafertepe Jr. Dominates Dodge City for 80th Career ASCS National Triumph

  For the second time with the American Sprint Car Series in 2025, Sam Hafertepe Jr. asserted his dominance over the field with a flag-to-flag victory Saturday night at Dodge City Raceway Park.

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  Zach Blurton Wins Salt City for Second Career American Sprint Car Series Victory

  Nearly three years since punching through for his first triumph with the American Sprint Car Series in 2022, Zach Blurton remarked, "I didn't think I would, maybe ever, win another one."

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  Second Paducah Date Added to American Sprint Car Series Calendar, Crowley’s Ridge Canceled

  Following a successful May trip to Paducah International Raceway, the American Sprint Car Series will return to the high-banked, 3/8-mile oval on Friday, Sept. 19, creating a new marquee weekend for the Series.

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  Kansas Swing Up Next for American Sprint Car Series

  The summer stretch of racing begins this weekend for the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) with a swing through Kansas at Salt City Speedway and Dodge City Speedway.

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  ‘Healthiest I’ve Been’: Matt Covington Finding Success After Surgery

  Matt Covington's recent return to Victory Lane with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) signaled more than just the end of a 21-month-long dry spell. It highlighted his unrelenting drive to compete, even in the wake of recovery from invasive surgery.

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  Rain, Track Conditions Postpone ASCS National Tour at Windy Hollow to July 25

  With excessive rain over the last several days in the Owensboro, KY area impeding track conditions and continued renovations at Windy Hollow Speedway, American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour and track officials have postponed the May 9 event to Friday, July 25.

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  Windy Hollow, Paducah Ready to Host ASCS National Tour in Kentucky Sprint Car Doubleheader

  Sprint Car racing may be an uncommon spectacle in Kentucky, but both Bluegrass State tracks set to host the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour next month are making major preparations for the arrival of the best in the country.

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  Kentucky, Kansas Venues on Tap for ASCS National Tour

  The American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour resumes racing in the month of May with four races at four different tracks on the schedule.

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  2025 ASCS National Tour Full-Time Roster Features 17 Drivers

  National Tour continues its 34th consecutive season at Salina Highbanks Speedway on Saturday, featuring 17 drivers committed to chase the coveted Emmett Hahn Trophy. Four past National Tour champions, ...

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  ASCS National Tour Collides with Sooner Region at Salina Highbanks

  A break of over two months comes to an end for the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour as the stars of the national 360 Sprint Car series take on Salina Highbanks Speedway this Saturday, April 12.

ASCS - American Sprint Car Series Dirt Tracks

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  81 Speedway Race TrackPark City, Kansas, USA
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  Batesville Motor Speedway Race TrackLocust Grove, Arkansas, USA
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  Baton Rouge Raceway Race TrackBaker, Louisiana, USA
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  Belleville High Banks Race TrackBelleville, Kansas, USA
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  Benton Speedway Race TrackBenton, Missouri, USA
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  Big Sky Speedway Race TrackBillings, Montana, USA
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  Black Hills Speedway Race TrackRapid City, South Dakota, USA
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  Creek County Speedway Race TrackKellyville, Oklahoma, USA
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  Crowleys Ridge Raceway Race TrackParagould, Arkansas, USA
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  Dawson County Raceway Race TrackLexington, Nebraska, USA
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  Deep South Speedway Race TrackLoxley, Alabama, USA
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  Diamond Park Speedway Race TrackNashville, Arkansas, USA
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  Dodge City Raceway Park Race TrackDodge City, Kansas, USA
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  Eagle Raceway Race TrackEagle, Nebraska, USA
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  El Paso County Raceway Race TrackCalhan, Colorado, USA
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  Electric City Speedway Race TrackBlack Eagle, Montana, USA
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  Federated Auto Parts Raceway Race TrackPevely, Missouri, USA
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  Gallatin Speedway Race TrackBelgrade, Montana, USA
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  Gillette Thunder Speedway Race TrackGillette, Wyoming, USA
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  Greenville Speedway Race TrackGreenville, Mississippi, USA
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  Honor Speedway Race TrackPueblo, Colorado, USA
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  I76 Speedway Race TrackFort Morgan, Colorado, USA
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  Jackson Motor Speedway Race TrackByram, Mississippi, USA
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  Knoxville Raceway Race TrackKnoxville, Iowa, USA
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  Lakeside Speedway Race TrackKansas City, Kansas, USA
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  Lincoln County Raceway Race TrackNorth Platte, Nebraska, USA
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  Paducah International Raceway Race TrackPaducah, Kentucky, USA
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  Pike County Speedway Race TrackMagnolia, Mississippi, USA
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  Pine Ridge Speedway Race TrackGuntown, Mississippi, USA
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  Riverside International Speedway Race TrackWest Memphis, Arkansas, USA
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  RPM Speedway Race TrackCrandall, Texas, USA
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  Saltcity Racing Race TrackHutchinson, Kansas, USA
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  Sheridan Speedway Race TrackSheridan, Wyoming, USA
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  Super Bee Speedway Race TrackChatham, Louisiana, USA
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  Sweetwater Speedway Race TrackRock Springs, Wyoming, USA
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  Tennessee National Raceway Race TrackHohenwald, Tennessee, USA
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  Texarkana 67 Speedway Race TrackTexarkana, Arkansas, USA
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  TriState Speedway Race TrackPocola, Oklahoma, USA
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  Tulsa Speedway Race TrackTulsa, Oklahoma, USA
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  WaKeeney Speedway Race TrackWaKeeney, Kansas, USA
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  Windy Hollow Speedway Race TrackOwensboro, Kentucky, USA