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December 11, 2021 Gillette, Wi 2022 Tour officials are pleased to announce upcoming dates for the 2022 Sniper Speed Lone Star Stock Car tour, which include a new track, and new live stream provider. IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars will compete nightly for $1,000.00 top prize money and $100.00 to start during the 6-night 2022 Tour. Each night, pre-registered drivers will also be eligible for contingency awards and a chance at the $5,000.00 top points championship prize money for the tour. The tour will...more

Bryan Hulbert – BELLS, Texas (July 18, 2020) Besting a field of 30 with the ASCS Elite Non-Wing Series presented by Abilene Powder Coating; Logan Scherb led start to finish to become the series, 32nd different winner. Keeping pace over Justin Zimmerman, the Bowie, Texas driver crossed with a 0.593-second advantage of the series point’s leader. Weston Gorham made his third appearance of the season with the tour and posted his first podium finish of the season. Marching through the field from...more

Bryan Hulbert – BELLS, Texas (June 27, 2020) With Winged A-Class and Restricted A-Class gracing the clay of Grayson County Raceway, both A-Features were won from the second row with Shane Marquez, Jr. and Caden McCreary grabbing wins with the NOW600 Milestone Texas Open Wheel Racing Series. Taking off from third, Caden McCreary made it to the line fist with Caiden Mitchell following from fourth to second. Jacob Ewing and Kaden Trotter making the top five. Swap starting spots among the top two...more

BELLS, Texas (Feb. 17) – Westin Abbey rang up a second Sniper Speed Lone Star Tour feature win Monday night, getting the best of his IMCA Sunoco Stock Car foes at Grayson County Speedway. Abbey had started 10th in the 30-lap, star-filled field at Bells, passed brother Dean for the lead just before halfway and then worked his way through traffic as the race ended with a long green flag run. Ryan Powers led the first six circuits from the pole before giving way to Dean Abbey, fresh off his win...more

Inside Line Promotions – KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Dec. 9, 2019) – The entry lists continue to grow for the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout and the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals, which are two of the biggest offseason events in short-track racing. The 35th annual Tulsa Shootout, which features six micro sprint divisions and a modified class Jan. 1-4 inside the River Spirit Expo Center in Tulsa, Okla., recently surpassed the 1,000-entry mark with more than 250 entries in each of the non-wing outlaw, winged...more

(Image Credit: Megan Renee Photography) Bryan Hulbert – BELLS, Texas (May 25, 2019) Making the nearly 500-mile trip from Topeka, Kan. to Bells, Texas, Wyatt Burks made the trip worthwhile with his first career victory with the ASCS Elite Non-Wing Series presented by Abilene Powder Coating coming at Grayson County Speedway this past Saturday night. Burks is the 23rd different winner with the series in 47 A-Features contested. Topping a field of 34 at the Texas oval, Burks got to the line ahead...more

Bryan Hulbert – TULSA, Okla. (May 23, 2019) Memorial Day Weekend is in many ways the official kick-off to the real meat of the racing season across the United States, and that is certainly the case for the American Sprint Car Series. Originally seeing events in Arizona, Montana, Texas, and Missouri this weekend, Mother Nature has already claimed the Brodix ASCS Frontier Region opener at Big Sky Speedway, located just north of Billings, Mont. leaving eight other events on the lineup. On the...more

Come enjoy the high speed action as the Sprint Car Bandits invade GCS Sept 15th for the last time this 2018 season.

Thanks to all who faced the 100+ heat this past weekend to enjoy some racing! See ya'll next week!

Sprint Car Bandits "RACIN' GRAYSON" ALL SET FOR SPRINT CAR BANDITS SERIES RETURN ON MAY 12th! Bells, TX (05/03/18) by DarinShort.com. The newly renovated Grayson County Speedway (GCS) near Bells, Texas (approximately 35 miles NE of McKinney) is a racy ¼ mile bullring, as evidenced by the exciting Sprint Car Bandits series event held there last September. 30-second 2017 SCB rewind: Michael Day would chip away at the feature lead held by Zane Lawrence, and the two would race side-by-side within...more