Due to overnight rain showers and more storms forecasted throughout the day, Super Bee Speedway and American Sprint Car Series officials have made the decision to cancel Saturday’s ASCS National Tour program with the interest of driver safety in mind. The event will not be made up. The ASCS National Tour continues with a two-day event at RPM Speedway in Crandall, TX – Friday and Saturday, May 3-4. Tickets will be on sale at the gate on race day. If you can’t be there to watch in person, stream...more

When Seth Bergman got the call from former ASCS National champion Wayne Johnson to come and drive the TwoC Racing ride, he knew he had to make an impact right away. Consider the impact made. The Snohomish, WA-racer scored the win in the 2024 ASCS National Tour opener at Super Bee Speedway Friday night, leading all but one lap en route to his 19th career National Tour victory in his first start with the Oklahoma-based team. “I think I was able to gel as quick as I did just because I’ve been...more

(Image Credit: Don Holbrook) CONCORD, N.C. (April 18, 2024) Venturing out of northern Colorado, Bryan and Austyn Gossel will take on the American Sprint Car Series National Tour for the first time in 2024. The second father/son duo to attempt the National Tour in the same season, Tim and Landon Crawley were the first to do so in 2022. “Kind of like living the dream. It is so cool to get to do this with Austyn and my family,” said Bryan Gossel of the chance to race on the road with his son....more

CONCORD, N.C. (April 18, 2024) A name that has become synonymous with the American Sprint Car Series, Oklahoma’s Matt Covington will return for his 12th overall season chasing the National Tour. “I’m looking forward to it,” Covington said. “Excited to see how it goes with World Racing Group taking over. I think it will be good for the Series going forward. It’s going to be different, but we’ll adjust and get it figured out, and really just looking forward to seeing what Cody [Cordell] and...more

CONCORD, N.C. (April 18, 2024) Fresh off his rookie season with the American Sprint Car Series National Tour, Michael Day will return for his sophomore season. “Definitely a huge learning experience and a lifestyle shock,” Day said. “Learning how to travel up and down the road with the family, maintaining and upkeep all while trying to go fast on the track is a huge juggle. I'm crazy enough to say I liked it, so we are going to do it again this year.” A veteran of the Dallas/Ft. Worth...more

CONCORD, N.C. (April 18, 2024) After showing strong improvements in his sophomore season, Tennessee’s Landon Britt is ready for a third act with the American Sprint Car Series National Tour. The 26-year-old will try to chase his first title behind the wheel of his familiar Schure Built Suspension/ARCO Building and Design powered No. 10. “Running with the National Tour these past two years has been a real eye-opener,” Britt said. “Seeing the dedication it takes, and the mental stability you...more

The American Sprint Car Series National Tour officially begins its new chapter under the World Racing Group banner at Super Bee Speedway in Chatham, LA, April 19-20. Featuring the best Sprint Car drivers in the region, the two-day event will see the National championship return to the 1/4-mile track for the first time since 2012. It’ll also be the season-opener for the ASCS Gulf South Region and the continuation of the 2024 season for the ASCS Hurricane Area Super Sprints. Between the National...more

CONCORD, N.C. (April 16, 2024) The 2024 rules and procedures for the American Sprint Car Series have been updated and posted. Rules, including the recently announced nighty format, can be downloaded at https://www.ascsracing.com/downloads/get.aspx?i=928221. The updated rules package includes a technical bulletin detailing the rules that govern and mandate safety equipment that has been extensively reworked, with specifics on equipment, parts, and guidelines. A grace period through June 1,...more

(Image Credit: RFS Photography) CONCORD, N.C. (April 17, 2024): Rolling into his third season with the American Sprint Car Series, third-generation driver Kyler Johnson will again wheel the family-owned Double Diamond Farms No. 45x to battle the National Tour. The goal is simple: collect wins. “Running the National Tour the past two seasons we have learned a lot about ourselves,” reflected Johnson, who finished sixth in tour standings in 2023. “In 2022, we had speed; we just took ourselves out...more

(Image Credit: Danny Clum) CONCORD, N.C. (April 17, 2024): Another ASCS Sooner Region regular will move to the National Tour in 2024, as Oklahoma’s Hank Davis joins the rapidly expanding Rookie of the Year class with the American Sprint Car Series. Why the change? “The competition,” Davis answered. “Plus, getting to race different tracks and get some experience for some possible 410 racing in the future.” Bringing over a decade of racing experience into his rookie season, the native of Sand...more