When it comes to Logan Seavey and the Sprintacular, it’s a match made in heaven.

After sweeping both nights of the event in 2024, Seavey continued his Sprintacular steamroll on Friday night at Putnamville, Indiana’s Honest Abe Roofing Lincoln Park Speedway by scoring his third consecutive victory in the event aboard his Abacus Racing/Mountain Mechanical Contractors – Indy Power Sports/DRC/Stanton Chevy.

Despite a 27th place qualifying run, starting ninth on the grid and falling back to 12th early in the going, the Sutter, California racer persevered by picking his way through the field until finding his way into the lead on the 18th of 30 laps to earn his third series victory of the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship season.

For Seavey, it was quite an unfamiliar path on his way to his 27th career USAC National Sprint Car triumph, which tied Kyle Cummins for 23rd place all-time. This time, the reigning series champion took the low road to reach his destination at the 5/16-mile dirt oval.

“I don’t know how many wins I’ve gotten in my career, but there’s probably been less than three or four that I’ve won by idling around the tires; it’s not my cup of tea,” Seavey recalled. “I lost a few on the start, but early, when those yellows came out right before the leader got to the line, I knew it was helping me and wearing out the track without counting laps.”

While it hasn’t exactly been on par with their incredible and historic 2024 season, Seavey and Abacus’ 2025 campaign has still been pretty solid, all things considered. Seavey ranks second in terms of most laps led in the series, but the wins haven’t come in droves. This one was particularly rewarding, and it also made Seavey the first driver to win three features in Sprintacular’s 11-year history.

“We’ve sucked all year compared to how we ran last year,” Seavey admitted. “It hasn’t been up to any of our standards but we went to work and tried to make sure everything was back to square one and we did that tonight. Glad I could put this thing in victory lane for these guys. They’ve been busting their butts. It’s been hot and these guys have worked every single race. We have the same guys for midgets and sprint cars and they do them all. It’s been a lot of work these last few weeks and we’ve got a lot more coming.”

USAC National Sprints Results: Friday At Lincoln Park Speedway

1. Logan Seavey (9)

 2. Hayden Reinbold (1)

3. Ricky Lewis (11)

4. Mitchel Moles (3)

 5. Shane Cottle (15)

 6. Kyle Cummins (14)

7. Justin Grant (18)

8. Briggs Danner (7)

9. Kevin Thomas Jr. (5)

10. Daison Pursley (6)

11. C.J. Leary (12)

12. Gunnar Setser (10)

13. Jadon Rogers (2)

14. Kale Drake (16)

15. Chance Crum (17)

16. Chase Stockon (13)

17. Joey Amantea (24)

18. Jake Swanson (8)

19. Harley Burns (19)

20. Kole Kirkman (22)

21. Carson Garrett (20)

22. Robert Ballou (4)

23. Braydon Cromwell (21)

24. Tye Mihocko (23). NT