Bobby Pierce held absolutely nothing back Saturday at Farmer City Raceway. That statement encompasses his nine-second Illini 100 victory and the shellacking of World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series competitors. It also goes for the 27-year-old’s demeanor these days.

The World Racing Group Appeals Commission convened Tuesday and upheld the recent findings that tires used by Bobby Pierce, Devin Moran and Kyle Bronson did not meet benchmarks set by Hoosier Tire, but after weighing statements from the drivers and owners the group decided to adjust the penalties that were initially handed out.

It’s not too often the best drivers in Sprint Car and Dirt Late Model racing compete together on the same nightly program.

Immersed in the heat of battle with the most dynamic racer on the planet giving chase, Bobby Pierce thought what everyone else was thinking in Sunday’s 50-lap finale of the Rio Grande Waste Services Wild West Shootout presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts at Vado Speedway Park.

Bobby Pierce will have an opportunity to collect a $100,000 bonus on Sunday night during the Wild West Shootout finale at Vado Speedway Park. Pierce, who has won the last four Wild West Shootout Super Late Model features, will collect a Penske Paydirt Jackpot bonus prize of $100,000 should he win the $26,000-to-win finale for his fifth victory of the six-race miniseries.

The 18th running of the Rio Grande Waste Systems Wild West Shootout presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts at New Mexico's Vado Speedway Park completed the fifth round of the six-race miniseries on Saturday.

The 18th running of the Rio Grande Waste Systems Wild West Shootout presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts at New Mexico's Vado Speedway Park completed the fourth round of the six-race miniseries on Friday.

Although Bobby Pierce’s scorecard is dang near perfect three races into the new year, his Rio Grande Waste Services Wild West Shootout presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts hasn’t been free of disturbances.

The 18th running of the Rio Grande Waste Systems Wild West Shootout presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts at New Mexico's Vado Speedway Park completed the third round of the six-race miniseries on Wednesday.

VADO, N.M. (Jan. 7) — It’s one thing when Bobby Pierce is on kill mode, his car running so well the competition doesn’t seem to stand much of a chance. It’s another when the Oakwood, Ill., superstar doesn’t have an advantage by machine alone yet somehow wills himself to victory.

The 18th running of the Rio Grande Waste Systems Wild West Shootout presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts at New Mexico's Vado Speedway Park completed the second round of the six-race miniseries on Sunday.

Since its inception in 2016, the Castrol Gateway Dirt Nationals has become known for two things: bent sheet metal, and hot tempers. But in the last few years a third key component has emerged, and that is the special "paint schemes" or special "wraps" that many teams put on their race cars for this event. Special events bring about special looks, so let's take a look at some of the designs that we'll be seeing inside The Dome at America's Center next week.

With little racing experience at Tyler County Speedway, Bobby Pierce wasn't particularly confident about finding success at the high-banked quarter-mile bullring when penciling it onto his 2023 racing calendar.

Bobby Pierce exclaimed into his helmet when, just in front of him, Hudson O’Neal’s Rocket Chassis house car bicycled into turn three on lap 17 of Tuesday’s Castrol FloRacing Night in America-sanctioned One for the Road 50-lapper at Fairbury Speedway.

Right-front tire blowouts were a major story during the 53rd annual World 100 weekend at Eldora Speedway — perhaps not an epidemic-level issue with the vast majority of the 102 entered competitors not experiencing the problem, but certainly one that struck a notable number of contenders.