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  • This Saturday night the South Australian Wingless Sprint competitors will once again attempt to get their opening event of the season in the books at the Murray Machining & Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway following their rain out in late September. The meeting was cancelled after just nine racing events, which included a highly entertaining and competitive opening round of Wingless Sprint heats.
  • Portland’s Brock Hallett opened the South Australian Sprintcar season in style as he led from start to finish to claim the Annual “Bill Wigzell Battle of the Bridge” at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway. After setting the quickest time in qualifying Hallett just fell short of a clean sweep after finishing second in his heat and with the dash being cancelled, due to a brief rain shower, he started the 25-lap finale from the front row.
  • This Saturday night the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway will host the traditional Sprintcar season opener with the annual Bill Wigzell Battle of the Bridge, with a star studded 28 strong nomination list. Among them is local racer Ryan Jones, who over the years has made a habit of winning the South Australian season opener. In addition to claiming the event last year, Ryan had won the “Wigzell Race” on two previous occasions, and he has come close to two further victories with runner-up finishes in 2022 and 2021.
  • Greenacres Sprintcar driver Lachy McDonough returns to the drivers seat this weekend at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge as he takes on Australia’s best drivers, but it is nothing compared to his most recent outings behind the wheel of the Bill Rose #6 in California. After an unexpected phone call on the eve of returning home to Australia, McDonough was thrown into a three-week racing campaign “out west” racing against the World of Outlaws.
  • The postponed event scheduled for tomorrow has now been cancelled. A further 20mm of rain has fallen on the venue this morning and saturated the entire complex making it impossible to run tomorrow despite the favourable forecast.
  • Exciting Sprintcar news out of Warrnambool, Victoria this week provides the long awaited confirmation that popular local ace Tim Van Ginneken will provide his equipment for the Australian debut of 24 year old Columbia, Missouri native Garet Williamson.
  • This Saturday night (September 28) the 2024/25 South Australian Speedway season will officially begin with the Wingless Sprints being the main attraction of the opening night of the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway season. The opening night will the first of five scheduled events at the Murray Bridge venue with a field of 25 drivers expected to race it out for first chequered flag of the new season.
  • When you look at the numbers this promises to be Jordyn Charge’s best year yet in Australian Sprintcar Racing. The talented Victorian has come off one of his busiest�‘pre-seasons’ to date racing in the USA and just recently having stunning success in the 2024 Chariots of Thunder at Darwin’s Northline Speedway and there’s no doubt that every year�he’s been�getting consistently faster in a career that�he was certainly born for.
  • Western Australia is set to have a strong representation at the South Australian Sprintcar season opener on October 5 & 6 with dual Australian 360ci Sprintcar Champion Kaiden Manders and Daniel Harding both nominating for the weekend’s action. With nominations still open Manders and Harding will join a field that currently consists of drivers from three other mainland states therefore the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway Sprintcar season is set to kick off in the best possible fashion.
  • JOHN Magro might be in the early stages of his time in Sprintcar racing, but last Saturday night on home soil – Mareeba Speedway – he had a major breakthrough, when he picked up his first feature race victory in a Sprintcar.
  • HEADING into the upcoming season, Luke Stirton and his Stirton Family Racing team are preparing to base the majority of their 2024-25 season schedule at their home track, Sydney International Speedway.
  • WITH their 45th season not too far away, the Krikke Motorsport team are pleased to announce their 2024-25 season plans with their team driver Dayne Kingshott. Following what was an outstanding 2023-24 season campaign, which was highlighted by winning both the Maddington Toyota Series and the Perth Motorplex Track Championship, the Krikke Motorsport team have set their focus heavily on what is set to be the biggest ever 410 Sprintcar season in their home state of Western Australia.
  • THE Tullboro team is delighted to announce that they have earned spots in the upcoming Sprintcars in the City event, as part of the Adelaide 500 for Supercars, with not one car, but two cars out of their stable, following the news that New Zealand star Michael Pickens and Queensland-based racer Brent Kratzmann have been accepted as drivers.
  • THE inaugural Sprintcars in the City event at the pop-up NAPA Speedway track, as part of the Adelaide 500 Supercars event, is set to be one of the biggest things to happen on the Australian Sprintcar racing scene, and the Bohud Racing team is excited to reveal that theyare going to be a part of it their team driver Michael Stewart.
  • Victorian racer Jordyn Charge secured the opening night of the 2024 Chariots of Thunder Series at the Northline Speedway on Thursday night as he just edged out Matt Egel by .133 of a second in what was a dramatic way to start the three-night tournament. Going into the Series Charge had been the standout driver at the northern venue and his season dominance continued as he claimed the $10,000 winner’s cheque and the massive first placed trophy.
  • THE Cowara Motorsport team is delighted to announce Michael Keen their new driver forthe 2024-25 season in the 410 Sprintcar ranks.
  • WITH the upcoming season not too far away, the Bohud Racing team are pleased to announce their schedule with team driver Michael Stewart for the 2024-25 season.
  • FOR the Keens Race Team, their 2023-24 season was an up and down sort of campaign in Limited Sprintcars, and although there were hard times, they never stopped trying and were on occasions rewarded for their persistence. Leading the charge for the Keens Race Team throughout the season was Michael Keen, who managed to record a total of six feature-race wins aboard his # 95 Boyanup Cellars / Keens Truck Driver Training supported car, which included his fourth King of Wings event victory in a row at the Perth Motorplex, an emotion-charged Krikke Boys Shootout win at the Perth Motorplex and recently taking out two of the four rounds on his way to victory in the end- of-season Pilbara Speedweek Series.
  • ALTHOUGH their 2023-24 season campaign turned out to be a limited one, the Bohud Racing team and their driver Michael Stewart look back at the season in 410 Sprintcars with a lot of satisfaction. The Bohud Racing team contested a total of 13 race meetings during the season, which saw Michael Stewart run 12 of them and fill-in driver William Lucas run the other, and it saw the NS # 14 ARRMA Australia / Illawarra Truck Repairs & Spares supported Triple X car finish on
  • The Sprintcar Control Council of Australia (SCCA) conducted their Annual General Meeting on May 25-26 in Tullamarine, Victoria.
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