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  • Warrnambool’s Premier Speedway is set to host the opening round of the A Plus Powder Coating Triple Crown Series for Pro Sprints as the event also doubles as round 6 of the C&H Trucking Pro Sprint Series this Saturday night.
  • The countdown begins for the conclusion of the Mainline DynoLog Dynamometers All Star Series for 22-23. Friday night a new series Champion will be named and now the question is - will a new name added to the record books or will it be a past champ. Newly crowned Australian Champion Mark Caruso is currently on top of the leader board with V65 Kane Newcombe in 2nd, and rounding out the top 3 is Rookie Chris Temby in the V18. Caruso is a 2 time series Champ already. Newcombe would be in his element if he could tip the Aussie Champ.
  • South Australian Mark Caruso is the latest Australian Sprintcar Champion after he claimed a popular win in the 2023 Australian Prosprints Championship at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway on Saturday night. After falling back to third place early in 40 lap final Caruso drove a steady race to put himself into a position to win and with four laps remaining, he pounced on the race long leader Rusty Hickman to claim the biggest win of his Sprintcar career.
  • An exciting night at Avalon Raceway for the Grand Final of the Eureka Garages and Sheds Sprintcar Series was won by Will Carroll ahead of Brett Milburn with Tate Frost managing his third successive podium finish with the series while Matthew Reed became an eight time series champ as he scored enough point to claim the overall series win ahead of Terry Rankin.
  • Bendigo’s Rusty Hickman had an outstanding opening night at the 2023 Australian Prosprints Championship at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway as he captured the Preliminary A-Main leading all the way after starting from the pole. Hickman got going early in the night with quick time in his heat group before a heat win and a third placing set him up to start on the front row alongside Mark Caruso.
  • After a somewhat extended mid-season break in competition, racing resumes at Archerfield Speedway this Saturday night (March 25) with a big field of Sprintcars to contest round seven of the East Coast Logistics Track Championship. After this weekend, just four more nights of racing remain for Sprintcar teams before the final ever season of racing at Archerfield comes to a close with The Last Race, two huge nights of competition on June 2 and 3 that will culminate with a $15 000-to-win feature race. As such, it is hardly surprising to see 30+ nominations for this weekend, with time running out for those yet to secure their place in the history books by racing their way into victory lane.
  • The exciting conclusion to the Eureka Garages and Sheds Sprintcar Series is set for decision this Saturday night at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway with close to forty Sprintcars making an appearance in round 12 with series leader Matthew Reed and current runner up Terry Rankin amongst a strong field.
  • One of the real wild cards at this weekend’s Australian Prosprints Championship could be regular Murray Bridge racer Brendan Quinn. Quinn is a former South Australian 360ci Sprintcar Champion and a previous winner of the Allstar Challenge at the Simpson Speedway therefore he knows how to win big races.
  • This Friday and Saturday night Bendigo’s Brenten Farrer will be chasing his first National Championship as he spearheads the Victorian contingent at the 2023 Australian Prosprints Championship at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway. Farrer has been lucky enough to have raced a Sprintcar with a big number 1 on the tail tank, but it only signified that he was the Victorian Champion, but this weekend he will be out to re-number his V34 to Australia 1.
  • The last time that both Mark and Steven Caruso competed in the same race at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge in their 360ci powered Sprintcars they made contact while going for the lead. The crash wasn’t in a heat race, it wasn’t early in the A-Main, it was in the final corner of a 30-lap Allstars Main Event.
  • Bendigo racer Rusty Hickman will one of five drivers who will compete in both Australian Sprintcar Championships this season as he competes in the Australian Prosprints Championship this weekend at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway. The South Australian venue has a mixed history for the Hickman Family but this weekend Rusty hopes to turn that around as he attempts to become the fifth Victorian driver to claim the Australia #1.
  • Former four-time Australian 360ci Champion Ryan Jones will attempt to add another Championship to his list as he contests the inaugural Australian Prosprints Title this Friday and Saturday night at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway. Jones will be among the favourites going into the event and he enters the weekend as the defending Australia #2 after finishing second to Matt Egel on both nights in last year’s Title.
  • Beginning the 30 lap A-main from pole position courtesy of winning the Gold Shootout, Brock Hallett had to race by early race leader Cameron Waters before he would go onto a popular win at round 11 of the Eureka Garages and Sheds Sprintcar Series at Premier Speedway, Warrnambool. Hallett crossed the line ahead of the ever improving Supercar regular Cameron Waters while Tate Frost raced forward from fourteenth on the grid to finish third.
  • Ryan Newton became the latest interstate invader to join the list of Sprintcar feature race winners at Eastern Creek Speedway when the young Queenslander blitzed the field to win round 13 of the ECR Track Championship on Saturday night (March 18). Newton started on the inside of row four and used the highline to round up his rivals and negotiate lapped traffic, emerging with the lead on lap 21. Daniel Sayre enjoyed a brief stint at the front after deposing Lachlan Caunt from the lead on lap 18 but would ultimately have to settle for second, while a last-lap leap would see Sam Walsh round up both Caunt and Aaron Kelly to snatch third. Warren Ferguson, Luke Stirton and Kaiden Brown were next in line, with Zac Pacchiarotta and Ben Atkinson rounding out the top ten.
  • After conceding on the podium last weekend that his race team hadn’t been able to source an engine for the upcoming Australian Prosprints Championship at the Murray Machining and Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway, Daniel Pestka is now a late nomination after striking a last minute deal.
  • With only two rounds remaining of the Eureka Garages and Sheds Sprintcar Series and the next stop on the tour heads to Warrnambool’s Premier Speedway this Saturday night with another great night anticipated with the double bonus being the C&H Trucking Pro Sprint Series also on the program.
  • The highly anticipated return of Sprintcars to Portland’s Southern 500 Speedway didn’t disappoint with the large crowd on hand treated to some spectacular action with local hero Brock Hallett winning the A-main ahead of Tasmania’s Tate Frost second while Ashley Cook trailed in third who took home a lot of series points as there’s only two series rounds remaining.
  • Sam Walsh proved a popular winner when he chased down former national champ Marcus Dumesny to take out round 13 of the 2022/2023 Sprintcar Track Championship at Eastern Creek Speedway on Saturday night (March 11). When Walsh swept past Dumesny to assume the lead with nine laps remaining, Walsh became the third different driver to lead the race, leaving Dumesny to fend off Kaidon Brown, who put his Australian Midget Championship disappointment behind him with a strong run into third. Brown moved ahead of Dumesny on more than one occasion but was unable to lock down the runner-up spot. Troy Little finished fourth without really threatening the leaders but still proved too quick for Daniel Sayre, Luke Stirton and Michael Saller, with Jordyn Brazier, Zac Pacchiarotta and Jessie Attard completing the top ten.
  • After finishing as the runner-up in the Australian Sprintcar Title at the Perth Motorplex Gold Coast racer Lachlan McHugh has teamed up with South Australian Car Owner Chris Evans for a tilt at the Australian Prosprints Championship at the Murray Bridge Speedway later this month.
  • The Sprintcar Racing Association of Victoria are proud to present the 2023 Victorian Pro Sprint Title at Simpson Speedway this Saturday night with a stout field of 30 drivers set to converge on the uniquely shaped venue. Defending champion Brenton Farrer leads the nominations and there’s a host of quick contenders lining up to claim the Victorian Title.
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