Series

September 21, 2026

Southern United Sprints

Sprint Cars

Schedule

Saturday, May 9 - Texana Raceway Park (Edna, Texas)
Saturday, June 6 - Cotton Bowl Speedway (Paige, Texas)
Saturday, July 25 - Thunder Valley Speedway (Glenmora, Louisiana)
Saturday, August 8 - Cotton Bowl Speedway (Paige, Texas)

Points

(points through 8/8)

Rank	Driver	Points
1	Rod Craddock	108
2	Randy Waller	100
3	Kaden Trotter	76
4	Tyler Harris	75
5	Trent Dixon	72
6	Kent Lewis Sr.	66
7	Michael Oliver	65
8	Bobby Wisdom	64
9	Jacob Harris	40
9	Nathan Moore	40
11	Channin Tankersley	39
12	Thomas Johnson	38
12	Kent Lewis Jr.	38
14	Ricky Holden	36
15	Steve Leggio Sr.	33
15	Bill Miller	33
17	Naaman Noker	31
17	Peter Walker	31
19	Lance Christie	30
20	Jonathan Seitz	28

Past Champions

2025 - Caleb Padgett
2023 - Caleb Padgett
2022 - Jacob Harris
2021 - Trey Schmidt
2020 - Trey Schmidt
2019 - Tyler Harris
2018 - Trey Schmidt
2017 - Daniel King
2016 - Daniel King
2015 - Daniel King

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Phone

(936) 537-5265

Contact

Randy Waller

Website

http://www.southernunitedsprints.net/index.html

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/SouthernUnitedSprints/

Divisions

Sierra Davenport: Making History With a Family Number

By Ben Deatherage BISMARCK, N.D. — Nothing about Sierra Davenport’s night at Dacotah Speedway on June 26 suggested history was about to be made. The 17-year-old had started near the front of her heat race and gone backward. Way backward. “I struggled really bad in the heat race,” Davenport said. “I think I started second and finished pretty much last.” Back in the pits, Davenport and her team went to work. A few adjustments were made to her No. 51S Sunoco IMCA Stock Car before the feature. Then everything changed. Davenport found the speed that had been missing earlier in the evening and drove to the first IMCA Stock Car feature victory of her young career. In doing so, the Bismarck teenager became the first female driver from North Dakota to win an IMCA Stock Car feature. “It felt really good to finally get that win,” she said. “I made a couple of adjustments for the feature, and it worked out great.” The accomplishment came in only Davenport’s second season racing a full-sized car. But racing [Read More]

Feature

Shryock Charges From 11th to Capture Battle of the Blue Ribbon at Spencer

By Jane Burd SPENCER, Iowa (Sept. 17, 2026) — Kelly Shryock charged from 11th to capture the Sunoco IMCA Stock Car feature and highlight the Battle of the Blue Ribbon at Clay County Fair Speedway on Thursday night. The Fertile driver had plenty of ground to make up before finding himself in a battle with Jake Masters for the victory. Shryock ultimately prevailed to record his 12th EQ Cylinder Heads Northern Region victory of the season and third win of 2026 at Clay County. The Battle of the Blue Ribbon also served as a qualifying event for the 2027 B&B Racing Chassis All-Star Stock Car Invitational. With the victory, Shryock earned eligibility to attempt to qualify for the Invitational during next year’s Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s at Boone Speedway. Masters, who started second, settled for the runner-up position. Elijah Zevenbergen also made a charge through the field, advancing 10 positions to finish third. Mike “Wahoo” Albertsen gained five spots and battled Zevenbergen before finishing fourth, while Randy Brands completed the top five. [Read More]

2026 Super Nationals

Super Nationals Auction Adds to Championship Night Haul

By Ben Deatherage BOONE, Iowa (Sept. 16, 2026) — After the final championship features were decided at the Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s, the annual auction in the NAPA Auto Parts Fan Zone added another chapter to Championship Saturday at Boone Speedway. Engines and chassis went across the auction block, generating additional money for competitors following America’s Racin’ Vacation. For two of the week’s champions, the auction added considerably to what they had already earned on the racetrack. Karl Kustoms IMCA Modified champion Kollin Hibdon earned $10,000 for his Big Dance victory and received a new Harris Auto Racing Modified chassis. Hibdon elected to put the chassis up for auction, where it brought $13,500, giving him $23,500 between his championship purse and chassis proceeds before contingency awards and other prizes were figured in. Sunoco IMCA Stock Car champion Jake McBirnie earned $8,000 for his championship victory and received a new Terminator Stock Car chassis. McBirnie also elected to auction his chassis, which brought $14,500, putting his championship purse and chassis proceeds at $22,500 [Read More]