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National Speed Sport News is frequently referred to as “The bible of Motorsports.” Established in 1934, during the rise of midget car racing in the United States, it has served as a key source for authoritative race coverage that is both prompt and engaging. Notably, it is the sole auto-racing publication accessible on microfilm at the Library of Congress. In 2012, under new ownership, SPEED SPORT was reintroduced as a monthly magazine along with a revamped website, all while staying committed to the foundational values and high standards set by its original founder.

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Macri Earns $20,000 Bragging Rights For The Posse

5 days ago | speedsport.com | Mike Kerchner

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — The Morgan Cup is staying at Williams Grove Speedway another year. The Pennsylvania Posse have bragging rights once again as Dillsburg’s Anthony Macri made them proud on Saturday night at the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup finale. He started on the front row of the 30-lapper and faced challenges from a pair of World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series champions.
Price-Miller Rules Lernerville Sprints

6 days ago | speedsport.com | Mike Kerchner

SARVER, Pa. — Parker Price-Miller made an unexpected stop at Lernerville Speedway a winning one on Friday night. Price-Miller started on the pole and sped to victory in the 25-lap winged sprint car headliner and the four-tenths-mile track. He held off Billy Dietrich to score the victory, with Tim Shaffer, Carl Bowser and Ryan Smith completing the top five. Ken Schaltenbrand won the late model feature. The finish:Feature (25 Laps): 1. 71-Parker Price Miller[1]; 2. 8-Billy Dietrich[4]; 3.
Palou Steals Indy Grand Prix Pole From Rahal

6 days ago | speedsport.com | Bruce Martin

INDIANAPOLIS — Just when it looked like Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing was going to be the story of the day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Alex Palou delivered a dominant final lap to win the pole for Saturday’s Sonsio Grand Prix. Palou’s final lap in Friday’s Firestone Fast Six was four-tenths of a second faster than Graham Rahal’s fast tour. Palou’s fast lap was 1:09.341 around the 14-turn, 2.439-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course in the No. 10 DHL Honda at Chip Ganassi Racing.
Kofoid Scores One For The Outlaws In Pennsylvania

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Alex Nieten

ABBOTTSTOWN, Pa. — The first World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series battle with the Pennsylvania Posse of 2025 lived up to the hype. Lincoln Speedway’s Gettysburg Clash delivered all you could ask for. One of the current stars of the World of Outlaws tour leading the way, a hungry Posse member chasing his first series win, traffic tightening the gap up front late and the fans going crazy.
Third Hershey Sprint Car Experience Is Thursday

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Alex Nieten

HERSHEY, Pa. — This week isn’t only about the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series and Pennsylvania Posse battling it out for bragging rights. The two sides will unite in the name of community off the track. The third Hershey Sprint Car Experience is set for Thursday, May 8 before the World of Outlaws head to Williams Grove Speedway for the weekend (May 9-10).
Looking Back May 7: From The Archives

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Mike Kerchner

Editor’s Note: In a nod to our 90 years of history, each week SPEED SPORT will look back at the top stories from 15, 30 and 60 years ago as told in the pages of National Speed Sport News. 15 Years Ago — 2010News: Graham Rahal will attempt to qualify for the 94th annual Indianapolis 500 May 30 thanks to a little help from his father, 1986 Indianapolis winner Bobby Rahal. Though Rahal Letterman Racing is not fielding an entry in the IZOD IndyCar Series this season.
WoO Notes: Outlaws Vs. The PA Posse

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Alex Nieten

ABBOTTSTOWN, Pa. — Sprint car racing’s fiercest rivalry is ready to be renewed. The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Series is heading to Pennsylvania for the first time in 2025 where the PA Posse await. The two sides have battled for bragging rights for decades, and they’re set for another three battles this week. First up is the Gettysburg Clash at Lincoln Speedway on Tuesday, May 6.
Palou Has IndyCar Foes Seeing Red

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Bruce Martin

LEEDS, Ala. — IndyCar doesn’t have a yellow flag problem; it has an Alex Palou problem. He’s just too good. And heading to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Month of May, Palou has left the rest of the IndyCar competitors seeing red with envy. Palou started on the pole and never looked back. He was in front for 81 laps of the 90-lap race, relinquishing the lead briefly during his pit stops.
There's No Stopping Palou In Barber IndyCar Quals

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Bruce Martin

LEEDS, Ala. — The battle cry in the NTT IndyCar Series is rapidly becoming, “Look out, Palou.”Three-time series and back-to-back series champion Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing continued his domination of the series on Saturday, winning the pole for Sunday’s Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix. The driver of the No. 10 HRC Honda whipped around the 17-turn, 2.3-mile Barber Motorsports Park in 1:07.2918 for his first NTT P1 Award, the seventh pole of his IndyCar career.
Teams Get Extra Tires For Indy Road Course Run

1 week ago | speedsport.com | Bruce Martin

LEEDS, Ala. — Teams in next week’s Sonsio Grand Prix will have two sets of alternate compounds tires and two sets of primary compound tires for the race that kicks off the Month of May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The tire allotment change was announced by IndyCar Saturday at Barber Motorsports Park, site of Sunday’s Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix.