The All Star Circuit of Champions on Thursday unveiled its 2025 schedule under Rich Farmer's new and revived ownership as the Ohio-based Sprint Car series has 28 confirmed race nights across five states.

The 43rd edition of the popular Ohio Sprint Car Speedweek returns to the All Star Circuit of Champions for the 2025 season and will visit nine racetracks in as many days from June 13-21, series director Rich Farmer announced Monday.

The All Star Circuit of Champions is back. The oldest winged sprint car series will return to action in 2025 with a full schedule, including Ohio Sprint Speedweek. Every lap of every All Star Circuit of Champions race will be streamed live on FloRacing, the official streaming partner of the series.

Chris Windom and NOS Energy Drink have teamed up with Vermeer Motorsports for the 2024 sprint car season. The Canton, Illinois driver will take-on his third full-time national season in a winged sprint car housed in Indianapolis and owned by Pella, Iowa's Tony Vermeer.

After 20 years of racing and competing at the top levels of Sprint Car racing, Ian Madsen has decided to call it quits. In a well thought out statement posted on his Instagram, Madsen announced his retirement from racing on Thursday, saying that retiring from racing will be one of the hardest things he's done in life.

Sprint Car silly season has begun...again. Following a 2023 season that featured a game of musical chairs throughout the Sprint Car world, the music is picking back up as focus shifts towards the 2024 campaign.

The High Limit Sprint Car Series has finalized the acquisition of the All Star Circuit of Champions. Effective immediately, NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and four-time World of Outlaws Sprint Cars champion Brad Sweet will take over ownership of the regional 410 Sprint Car series owned by three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Eldora Speedway owner Tony Stewart.

Throughout the racing season, Trey Osborne’s living quarters have consisted of a rented one car garage with a mattress on the floor to sleep on.

Donning a megawatt smile as the Tuscarora 50’s newest champion, Brian Brown didn’t have to think even a split second if he had just won the biggest race of his Sprint Car career.

Nearly a month after the originally scheduled date, the 56th Annual Tuscarora 50 was held Thursday night at Port Royal Speedway. A night that began with 54 Tezos All Star Circuit of Champions Sprint Cars in the pit area ended with Brian Brown celebrating a crown jewel win in victory lane.

Kyle Larson will look to add Thursday's rescheduled Tuscarora 50 to his ever-growing list of accomplishments, as the 2021 NASCAR Cup champion inserts his name alongside the many well-known drivers gunning for the $60,000 top prize at Port Royal Speedway.

BROWNSBURG, Ind. -- A slight delay since the facility’s last attempt, but the show will go on, as Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pennsylvania, is set to host the 56th running of the coveted Tuscarora 50 tomorrow evening, Thursday, October 5, officially concluding the 2023 Tezos All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 schedule. As the name suggests, the evening will be headlined with a 50-lap main event awarding $60,000-to-win and a minimum of $2,000-to-start, culminating from a full program that will include qualifying time trials, heat races, and consolation events. Should weather become a factor for Thursday’s Tuscarora 50, a rain date of Sunday, October 8, will be utilized.

A torrential downpour on the Tuscarora 50's scheduled date of September 9 has led to a flood of Sprint Car racing's biggest stars at Port Royal Speedway for the rescheduled $60,000-to-win race this Thursday, October 5.

The 2023 Tezos All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 championship chase came down to the wire, literally, but when the dust settled Saturday night at the “World’s Greatest Dirt Track,” Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio, it was Rudeen Racing’s Zeb Wise who came out on top, not only earning a 4-Crown Nationals title, but ultimately, an All Star team championship for Rudeen Racing. In addition, the Eldora Speedway win was a first-ever for the Angola, Indiana, native, chased to the line by championship rival and fellow Hoosier, Tyler Courtney.

In a  season in which he’s already captured a Chili Bowl victory, a USAC Indiana Midget Week title and even posted two USAC National feature wins in one day, Logan Seavey managed to top himself once more.