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Wally Pankratz
Wally Pankratz
With the 2020 season a write-off thanks to the pandemic, Don Kazarian and his staff were giddy at the prospect of swinging the gates open at Perris Auto Speedway again. A new year brought renewed hope that normalcy could be restored; thus, the appearance of the USAC…Premium
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PPM – Full Speed Ahead
PPM – Full Speed Ahead
If one were to devise a checklist of predictable activities and behaviors endemic to the life of those in their 20s, being probed by needles, subjected to a series of MRI’s and CAT scans and devoting hours to consultation with a battery of doctors is not included. …Premium
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STEEL Blocks
STEEL Blocks
With the costs to race sprint cars continuing to escalate, the new Steel Block Sprints Association is a breath of fresh air. The second-year, non-winged dirt sprint car series is providing affordable racing and an entry level sprint car option that can be used to gain…Premium
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Placerville
Placerville
On a cold November night, Scott Russell had a problem that any promoter would like to avoid. As the temperatures got lower, the line of shivering customers from the pits got longer, all looking for a cup of warmth. It was not a good night to run out of coffee.“We’ll…Premium
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JADE AVEDISIAN
JADE AVEDISIAN
As the laps wound down at Bubba Raceway Park, USAC announcer Chet Christner and the club’s media guru and historian, Richie Murray, knew a big moment was potentially at hand. Jade Avedisian was out front and given the strength of her run it was easy to forget that …Premium
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Jeff Bloom, 50 Years later
Jeff Bloom, 50 Years later
On May 28, 2022, Jeff Bloom will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his first Little 500 victory in 1972. Fifty years later Bloom is preparing for his 43rd start in the 500-lap sprint car classic at Anderson (Ind.) Speedway. At 72 years of age, the three-time Little…Premium
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MOLES: A Star In The Making
MOLES: A Star In The Making
As he joined the podium finishers at the 80th running of the Turkey Night Grand Prix at Ventura Raceway, Mitchel Moles was difficult to miss. The 6-foot, 3-inch driver towered over winner Logan Seavey, but was drawing attention for more than his height. Beginning with…Premium
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The Hall Of Fame
The Hall Of Fame
As National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum Executive Director Bob Baker pulls into work, it is not difficult for him to reminisce about his first trips to Knoxville, Iowa.“My brother and I would come up from Kansas City as teenagers to watch the races,” Baker said…Premium
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