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CARMEL, Ind. — Prominent Indiana businessman Joe Murello announced today that he will field a USAC P1 Insurance Midget for up and coming race car driver Austin Langenstein, 25, at the Driven2SaveLives BC39, being held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on September 5 and 6. The event will honor the late Bryan Clauson and will be held on the new …
The 33rd annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals presented by General Tire will get a shot of power as Indiana based Cummins Inc. has signed on as the title sponsor of the Chili Bowl’s newly-announced Monday Qualifying Night.
Driver Mike Tidaback remains in the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in critical condition from a head injury during the TQ Midget event at Boardwalk Hall on Jan. 26.
Veteran TQ Midget driver Mike Tidaback remains in critical condition from a head injury and related complications suffered in a crash during the Atlantic City Indoor Races at Boardwalk Hall on Jan. 26.
Two of the three drivers who were injured during the Jan. 26-27 Indoor Auto Racing Series events in Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall have been released from the hospital.
Ryan Flores gained the lead with 13 laps left and won Saturday night’s 16th running of the Indoor Auto Racing Series Fueled By VP Racing Fuels TQ Midget Gambler’s Classic inside Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall.
The VP Racing Fuels Gateway Dirt Nationals will feature midget racing in addition to dirt late models and open-wheel modifieds later this year.
As he prepares to make his full-time debut with Joe Gibbs Racing in the NASCAR XFINITY Series next month, long-time dirt track ace Christopher Bell’s extracurricular racing may be slimmed somewhat this season.
When Spencer Bayston won the 40th annual Belleville Midget Nationals last August on the historic, half-mile Belleville High Banks, no one could have predicted he might be the last winner of the crown jewel race.
Despite the red-hot action on-track during Saturday’s 55-lap finale to the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals, there was one notable name in the pit area who struggled to crack a smile at the entertainment.
Rarely in recent years have B-Main transfers had a shot to contend for the win in the 55-lap Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals finale, but don’t tell that to California’s Ryan Bernal.
Christopher Bell took advantage of Kyle Larson’s misfortune to become a two-time Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals champion on Saturday night at the Tulsa Expo Center.