From the World 100s and 4-Crown Nationals at Eldora Speedway to the Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway and Fonda 200 at Fonda Speedway, September was a big month of racing for dirt racers in America.

Haubstadt, IN -- You can always count on the Haubstadt Hustler to bring the extra.  Extra laps, extra money and extra-ordinary racing competition.

Driving through the Marion County residential area, every home is decorated in checkered flags and paraphernalia representing their favorite drivers.

The dream season continues.

There were nights in recent years when Kyle Larson slept through the scene that became his reality Saturday night — taking the checkered flag, making the right turn into victory lane and climbing atop his #57 car as the Knoxville Nationals champion.

No community in Iowa goes through an annual August metamorphosis quite like Knoxville. Sprint car haulers roll in, racing enthusiasts follow and this community of 7,200 residents quadruples for a week.

It’s not quite Kyle Larson versus The World at the 60th Knoxville Nationals but why would you pick against the Paul Silva No. 57 right now?

Anthony Macri stopped mid-sentence and pushed his glasses up toward his forehead as he gathered his thoughts and tried to stop the moisture from escaping his eyes and streaming down his face.

Two years ago this week, David Gravel was standing in victory lane at the Knoxville Nationals with Jeff Gordon and Mark Webber, $150,000 richer.

It’s time to find out who will "make the A the Hard Knox Way" in the Knoxville Nationals.

When the literal and figurative smoke cleared early Friday morning after Day 2 of the Knoxville Nationals spilled into Day 3, Brian Brown and Kyle Larson sat down beside each other, kicked back and exhaled.

"Can we just go this once without talking about Kyle Larson?"

David Gravel’s evening began Wednesday with the unveiling of his image on one of the hallowed pillars inside Knoxville Raceway’s Avenue of Champions.

KNOXVILLE, Iowa - - For the second time in as many nights, the “Madman” Kerry Madsen is a FloRacing All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 main event winner, this time finding victory lane at the world-famous Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, Iowa, on Saturday, July 31. Lining up third on the 25-lap grid, Madsen’s path to victory lane was hard-fought and determined, forced to outduel Sam McGhee Motorsports’ Spencer Bayston, as well as KCP Racing’s Gio Scelzi. The driver of the Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing No. 14 sprint car took command for the first time on lap 16, driving on from third to secure a $7,000 payday, as well as an 11th-career Series victory.

The richest one-day USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship event of the year is upon us, and for the majority of the last two seasons in the event, there’s been one driver who’s constantly been the one all others have been chasing – Brady Bacon.