Joey Saldana edged the Hall of Famer at the line by a scant 0.164 seconds to score his sixth win of the season and the second of his career at River Cities Speedway. For Saldana it was the 65th A-Feature win of his World of…
The $10,000 win for Steve Kinser was his third of the season and the 555th of his legendary World of Outlaws career. He dedicated the triumph to his wife Dana, who is recovering from heart surgery that she recently underwent.
Hayden's Jeff Bird picked up the win in the Gary Miller 100 for the Northwest Modified Series held Saturday night at Stateline Speedway.
Former Indy car driver Andrew Ranger picked up the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West victory at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
Carl Edwards credited road-course veteran Boris Said and a Road America driving instructor for providing tips on how to get around the mammoth track.
Greenville, Tenn. native Allen Johnson scored the number one qualifying position in the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series Pro Stock division heading into Sunday's final round.
Bill Mitchell earned his second consecutive win in the Flathead Beacon Crusin' Compact division while 2009 Super Stock champion, Jason Robinson, picked up his first checkered flag of the season.
Washington state native Kasey Kahne ran to the top of the qualifying charts in Friday's NASCAR Sprint Cup action in Sonoma, Calif.
Defending series champion Jason Bowles starts from the pole in his quest for a third consecutive Sonoma win on the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West.
Ashley Force Hood roared to the top of the qualifying ladder after the first round of action in Bristol, Tenn.
Three unique racing events have arrived to the Inland Northwest highlighted by the USSBA stop in St. John.
Six of the top 15 drivers in the championship standings will be making their first series start at Infineon Raceway. They include Jonathon Gomez (No. 22 Heritage Cattle/Century Boatland Chevrolet), Josh Combs (No. 9 Grape King/Sunrise Ford/Lucas Oil Ford), Luis Martinez Jr. (No. 6 King…
Two nights of racing action set as the world's fastest sprint cars head into North Dakota with a tight points battle for the 2010 championship.
Prior to hitting the track at Sedalia, Lasoski hit the links at the Sedalia Country Club on Tuesday with a number of fellow World of Outlaws drivers, officials, crew members and sponsors to help raise money for a very worthwhile cause.
It was the 100th Sage and Sun Festival in Ephrata last weekend and at Ephrata Raceway Park that means the annual visit from the Washington Midget Racing Association and the Vintage Sprint Cars and Midgets.
Larry Dixon continued his winning ways with his sixth Top Fuel victory of the 2010 season in the rain-delayed Englishtown, Penn. final round held Monday afternoon.
Joey Saldana took the lead for the first time on the 10th lap diving under Jason Meyers in turns three and four. Meyers used a strong restart on the 12 th lap to retake the lead on the high side after Saldana chose the bottom…
Denny Hamlin has won five of the last ten NASCAR Sprint Cup races and is clearly becoming a contender for the 2010 championship.
Rookie of the Year contenders Blake Williams and Chris Kellogg scored wins in the ICAR Twin 35's held at Stateline Speedway. Both drivers got their starts in the track's Wednesday Night Fever program.
SInce 2008 Joey Logano has won a pole at Kentucky Speedway then went onto win the race making NASCAR history in the process.
The Florida native moved by Todd Bodine and Kyle Busch with less then ten laps to go to take his second victory of the 2010 season.
All starters were running at the end of the race that only took 26 minutes and 8seconds to complete.
McClenathan’s 3.752-second pass at 324.75 mph in the FRAM dragster was the quickest and second-fastest run in since NHRA moved to 1000-foot racing two years ago. It was the 37th No. 1 of his career.
Defending Montana Raceway Park Lucas Oil Super Late Model champion, Alex Lessor, nabbed his first victory of the 2010 season with a strong late race performance in the ARCA West Ignite Late Model Series NAPA Battle of the Borders 150.
After last weekend's tangle between Kevin Harvick and Joey Logano, words were exchanged, tempers flared and the pair head to Michigan this weekend with little settle from the week before.
Motorsports correspondent Doug Pace keeps up with motorsports news and notes from around the region.
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