Sprint Car Daily – Newswire
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
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High Limit Midweek Series Resumes at Lawrenceburg
High Limit Racing’s Midweek Series fires back tonight at Lawrenceburg Speedway with the rescheduled Driven2SaveLives Battle at the ’Burg. The Midweek standings remain tight at the top, led by Tanner Thorson (504 points), with Brad Sweet (-13) and Rico Abreu (-18) close behind. The event continues High Limit’s midweek spotlight while promoting the Driven2SaveLives campaign, though Kyle Larson will be absent due to NASCAR commitments.
By RACECAR Illustrated — See Event Listing
Harbour City Thunda Returns to Gladstone Speedway This Weekend
Queensland’s McCosker Gladstone Speedway hosts the Harbour City Thunda on September 19–20, with Sprintcars headlining both nights. The event streams live on Clay-Per-View and features Lockie McHugh back to defend his 2024 sweep, where he claimed both nights including the $10,000 finale. Fans can expect another hard-fought weekend at the coastal venue.
By RACECAR Illustrated — See Event Listing
Trophy Cup 31 to Feature Record Purse in 2025
Next month’s Trophy Cup at Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway will hand out more than $310,000 in total purse money, marking a new event record. The October 16–18 showcase, powered by Abreu Vineyards, will see $7,500-to-win prelims and a $10,000-to-win Saturday finale, with all races paying $1,000 to start. Proceeds will again benefit the Rayce Rudeen Foundation.
By Thunderbowl Raceway Staff — Read Full Story
BAPS Motor Speedway Tops $30,000 in Community Donations
BAPS Motor Speedway announced it has contributed more than $30,000 to local causes and events over the past four years, with efforts centered around Newberry Elementary’s “Racing into Reading” program and back-to-school drives that supply more than 350 backpacks annually. The track has also hosted free community nights, Lantern Festivals, and ongoing support for local fire departments. General Manager Kolten Gouse emphasized the speedway’s commitment to “providing a safe, clean and welcoming environment for everyone.”
By Kolten Gouse, BAPS Motor Speedway — Read Full Story
ASCS Western Plains Title to Be Decided at Calhan
The ASCS Western Plains Region will crown its 2025 champion this Saturday, September 20, at El Paso County Raceway in Calhan, Colo. Bryan Gossel leads defending champion Adam Trimble by only 40 points entering the finale, with both drivers having already claimed wins at the track this year. The card also features Lightning Sprints, Midgets, Micros, and Dwarf Cars.
By Bryan Hulbert, ASCS — Read Full Story
Jackson Nationals Spotlight: Thram, Timms Eye IRA’s Marquee Weekend
Christopher Thram rolls into the Jackson Nationals after a top-five at Clay County Fair Speedway, aiming to shine in front of his home-state fans. He’ll be joined by red-hot Ryan Timms, who is fresh off victories at the Knoxville Nationals and Tuscarora 50. Both are set to tackle the two-day IRA Outlaw Sprint Series showdown at Jackson Motorplex, September 19–20, which pays $12,000 to win on Saturday.
By IRA Sprints Staff — Read Thram Story | Read Timms Story
World of Outlaws Drops Dennis Roth Classic Preview
The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series has released its event preview ahead of this weekend’s Dennis Roth Classic at Tulare’s Thunderbowl Raceway. The two-day show salutes one of the sport’s most iconic owners, with Saturday’s finale paying a Roth-themed $83,000 to win. Fans can also expect bonus prizes, big car counts, and a fitting close to the Western Swing.
By Nick Graziano, World of Outlaws — Read Full Story
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