Pennsylvania Sprint Series Results

By: Frank Buhrman Garrett Bard of Wells Tannery wasted no time in showing his ability in a full-sized sprint car,

By: Frank Buhrman Veteran Scott Lutz of Jonestown scored another victory Friday night at Clinton County Motor Speedway, wheeling his

By: Frank Buhrman Drew Ritchey made his move for the lead early, then held off challenges from “Nitro” Nick Sweigart

By: Frank Buhrman John Walp became the PA Sprint Series’ third multiple feature winner of 2019 Friday night with a

By: Frank Buhrman Ken Duke Jr. watched races at Selinsgrove Speedway as a kid and won at the historic Snyder

By: Frank Buhrman Drew Ritchey of Everett collected his first PA Sprint Series win of 2019 Saturday in the 20-lap

By: Frank Buhrman Defending PA Sprint Series Champion Zach Newlin held off a determined last-lap effort by rookie Jake Frye

By: Frank Buhrman Virginian Jerald Harris kept all the fighting for position behind him Saturday night, leading from start to

By: Frank Buhrman Recent graduate Devin Adams worked hard for his high school diploma, then put that work ethic to

By: Frank Buhrman Veteran Scott Ellerman held off a determined challenge from Ken Duke Jr. to complete a wire-to-wire performance

Newlin wins intense duel with Duke to capture Hagerstown feature PA Sprint Series defending champion Zach Newlin held off a

By: Frank Buhrman Ken Duke Jr. of Selinsgrove outran fellow front-row starter Jonathan Jones of Irvona for the first-lap lead

By: Frank Buhrman In a performance worthy of his nickname, “Nitro” Nick Sweigart blasted the PA Sprint Series field to

Defending PA Sprint Series champion Zach Newlin joined Cale Reigle in visiting victory lane for the first time in 2019

Ken Duke Jr. preserved his 2019 PA Sprint Series winning streak Saturday night, winning the 20-lap feature race at Path

By: Frank Buhrman A persistent shower moved into the area during a second-lap caution period, forcing postponement of the remainder

By: Frank Buhrman Selinsgrove’s Ken Duke Jr. (#67) grabbed the lead from Nathan Gramley (#23) in turn two on lap

By: Frank Buhrman 2016 PA Sprint Series Champ Ken Duke Jr. gave notice that he’ll be in the hunt for