The common sentiment is that it takes three to five years for a driver to establish themselves with the World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series. For Jacob Allen, 2018 is his fifth full season on the road with the Outlaws and the young driver is really coming into his own.

“Super” Matt Sheppard may have finished off the podium in the Super DIRTcar Series’ season opener last month, but the defending tour champion did not have to wait long to find his way back to victory lane.

A pair of past World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series champions split wins over the weekend in North Dakota, as Daryn Pittman won at Nodak Speedway and Donny Schatz was victorious in his home state at River Cities Speedway. 

By Colton Wood

By Tony Veneziano

Momentum and confidence are often said to be worth a few extra horsepower to a driver. For Carson Macedo, who is in the midst of a two-race win streak with the Arctic All Star Circuit of Champions, those intangibles are on the rise at a very important time of the season as he gears up for a string of nine races in nine nights as part of Ohio Sprint Speedweek.

By Clayton Johns

The Super DIRTcar Series is set to resume action this Friday as the tour rolls into  Central New York for its annual stop at the “D-Shaped Demon” at Brewerton Speedway. 

By Mandee Pauch

The Super DIRTcar Series stars and cars take on the “D-Shaped Demon” for the Showdown at Sundown 100 this Friday at Brewerton Speedway in New York.

By Tony Veneziano

Jason Johnson was victorious in each of the two main events leading up to Saturday’s finale of the 40th annual AGCO Jackson Nationals at Jackson Motorplex in Minnesota and was in line for a clean sweep of the weekend. That was, until nine-time and defending World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series champion Donny Schatz swooped in, taking the $40,000 top prize in the finale of the three-day event, which was condensed into a two-day show. 

Johan Kristoffersson continues to add his name to the FIA World Rallycross Championship record books, this time completing just the second-ever clean sweep in series history on Sunday in Hell, Norway.

The FIA’s World Motor Sport Council has approved plans for the FIA World Rallycross Championship to be an electric series from 2020.