Clauson Opens Sprint Week On Top
Bryan Clauson opened the 25th edition of Indiana Sprint Week with a 30-lap AMSOIL USAC national sprint car series victory at the Gas City I-69 Speedway Friday
Bryan Clauson opened the 25th edition of Indiana Sprint Week with a 30-lap AMSOIL USAC national sprint car series victory at the Gas City I-69 Speedway Friday
It had been a tough start to the AMSOIL National Sprint Car season for Bobby East
When the fifth day of practice for this year’s Indianapolis 500 dawned, rookie Bryan Clauson ranked tenth in the overall speed standings with a best lap of 221.173 mph, less than a half second off the fastest time, turned by Marco Andretti.
From the moment that the sun began to emerge over the Eastern edge of the city on the first day of 2011, the focus of hundreds of Hoosiers was the celebration of the 100 years of the Indianapolis 500. There were parades, ceremonies, lunches and banquets, speeches, fireworks, and of course one of the most memorable races in history.
If last season’s Victory Lane celebrations at Martinsville Speedway seemed a bit odd, consider that 2011 was the first time since 2002 that one of the track’s current Big Three — Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Denny Hamlin — failed to win at least one race
Like it or not, USAC’s Silver Crown division is again balancing precariously. With the opening race looming, there are many questions to be answered as controversial changes have been levied on the competitors
It must have seemed like a bad scene out of Groundhog Day to 29 of the competitors when the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car Series opened its 2012 season at Bubba Raceway Park Thursday night
Earlier this week, Levi Jones was named the Non-wing Driver of the Year by the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame
Levi Jones continued the pursuit of his fifth AMSOIL USAC National Sprint Car Series championship with a victory at Lawrenceburg Speedway Saturday in an event co-sanctioned by USAC and the Midwest Sprint Car Series
A victory has the potential to parlay into something bigger, and every good finish can grow into a better one at the next race. At least, that’s how two of the top runners when the World of Outlaws unloaded at Bloomington Speedway were thinking on Friday