ANTIOCH, Calif. – Sept. 12, 2011 – Steve Kinser is a master when it comes to racing at tracks for the first-time, and he proved it again on Monday night by capturing the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series inaugural appearance at Antioch Speedway. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL RACE REPORT)
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series at a Glance:
Clay County Fair Speedway & Deer Creek Speedway
CONCORD, N.C. — Sept. 12, 2011 — Kyle Larson and Paul McMahan, both who have roots in Elk Grove, Calif., swept the 58th annual Gold Cup Race of Champions weekend. On the first night, it was series regular McMahan taking the checkers to grab his fourth win of the 2011 campaign with Jason Meyers and Shane Golobic rounding out the top-3. The following night, 19-year-old Larson dominated to capture the first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series victory of his career in one of the series biggest events. Jason Sides and Andy Gregg joined Larson on the podium. (Frank Smith photo)
Larson Gets First Win in 58th Annual Gold Cup Race of Champions
Calif. native leads all forty laps at Silver Dollar Speedway; Sides finishes second
CHICO, Calif. — Sept. 10, 2011 — Kyle Larson fulfilled a dream at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif. The 19 year old Elk Grove, Calif. native continued an impressive season as he picked up his very first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series win in one of the season’s biggest races, the Gold Cup Race of Champions. Larson started on the pole of the forty lap main event and never looked back. (Jeff Kapic photo.)
CHICO, Calif. – Sept. 10, 2011 – One of Sprint Car racing’s rising stars, 19-year-old Kyle Larson, raced to the biggest victory of his career by winning the 58th Gold Cup Race of Champions on Saturday night at Silver Dollar Speedway for the first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series victory of his career. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL RACE REPORT)
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McMahan Opens Gold Cup Race of Champions Weekend with Victory
California native leads a sweep of top three spots with Meyers finishing second
CHICO, Calif. — Sept. 9, 2011 — Paul McMahan had lady luck on his side as he picked up his fourth victory of the 2011 season at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif. With a challenging racing surface, the Elk Grove, Calif. native made the best of his pole position starting spot to lead all 25 laps. The starting spot was by virtue of his win in the night’s dash. McMahan started the dash thanks to a drawing of six, which placed him on the front row.
CHICO, Calif. — Sept. 9, 2011 — Paul McMahan had lady luck on his side as he picked up his fourth victory of the 2011 season at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif. With a challenging racing surface, the Elk Grove, Calif. native made the best of his pole position starting spot to lead all 25 laps. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL RACE REPORT)
INDIANAPOLIS (Sept. 8, 2011) – The chase to a championship is never easy. With less than 15 World of Outlaws (WoO) Sprint Car Series races remaining in 2011, Tony Stewart Racing’s (TSR) Steve Kinser and Donny Schatz both know it’s going to take a strong finish in order to capture one of motorsports’ most difficult crowns. Kinser, a 20-time WoO champion, and Schatz, a four-time WoO titlist, find themselves chasing 2010 WoO champion Jason Meyers down the stretch and each looks at this weekend’s races in California as an opportunity to close the gap.
World of Outlaws Sprint Cars Set to Tackle 58th Gold Cup Race of Champions
‘Greatest Show on Dirt’ visits Silver Dollar Speedway in for second time in 2011
CHICO, Calif. — SEPTEMBER 8, 2011 — For over half a century, Sprint Cars have converged in the Golden State of California to go wheel to wheel for pride, glory and a big pay day. On September 9th and 10th, Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif. will play host to the 58th annual Gold Cup Race of Champions. The event, which typically is considered one of the crown jewel events in Sprint Car racing, will mark the second time in 2011 that the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series has visited the quarter mile bull ring and is a pivotal race in the final stretches of the season. (Steve Curtis photo.)
The World of Outlaws (WoO) Sprint Car Series continued its annual Gold Rush Tour with three nights of racing in Washington and Oregon during the Labor Day weekend. Tony Stewart Racing’s (TSR) Steve Kinser maintained his surge following the Knoxville Nationals by earning three top-three finishes while his TSR teammate Donny Schatz finished the weekend with a pair of top-fives. The TSR tandem raced at Skagit Speedway in Alger, Wash., on Friday and Saturday and then on Monday evening made its yearly stop at Cottage Grove (Ore.) Speedway.
Granger, IA—Sept. 7, 2011—There are a handful of crown jewel events that every sprint car driver yearns to win during their career. For Kraig Kinser, he was able to check off of those off the list in 2005, claiming the Knoxville Nationals. The third generation driver would like nothing more than to add his name to the list of drivers that have won both that event and the Gold Cup Race of Champions.
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