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BRETT WILSON GRABS INAUGURAL WINGLESS SPRINTS OKLAHOMA TITLE Brett Wilson of Sapulpa, Okla. is the 2018 USAC Wingless Sprints Oklahoma champion following a nail-biting finish in the series finale last Friday night at Red Dirt Raceway. Wilson finished 10th in the 25-lap feature, but it was good enough to edge Cameron Hagin by four points and Danny Smith by 12 in the final tally. Smith, of Sapulpa, won the feature over Johnny Kent, Hagin, Ty Hulsey and Tim Kent. Wilson won three times during the...more

We are so excited for the 2018 season, starting off with the Sooner Limited Modified Spring Nationals at Red Dirt Raceway for $500 to win the first night and a $1000 to win the second night, also for the first time ever we will have $100 per lap that you lead on the line, no matter how you finish. But if you lead all 30 laps, you could come home with $4000, also they are going to throw in a $1000 bonus if you win both nights. A lot of other interesting things happening, we will show those...more

USAC WINGLESS SPRINTS OKLAHOMA DEBUTS IN 2018 USAC Sprint Car racing is coming to the Sooner State in 2018 as the newly-formed Wingless Sprints Oklahoma (WSO) makes its on-track debut. A number of dirt track venues have already signed on to host the series in the upcoming season, including Red Dirt Raceway (Meeker, Okla.), Oklahoma Sports Park (Ada, Okla.), 81 Speedway (Park City, KS) and Enid Speedway (Enid, Okla.) Speedway. Wingless Sprint Car racing has been a fixture in Oklahoma for the...more

INDIANAPOLIS – The USAC Wingless Sprints Oklahoma division has announced a 14-race schedule across five different tracks and two states. The second season for the series under the USAC banner begins April 5 in Meeker, Okla., at Red Dirt Raceway, the first of three dates on the quarter-mile during the campaign. Additional stops at Red Dirt will occur on Aug. 24 and Oct. 5. Creek County Speedway is the most prevalent track on the docket, with seven events on April 26, June 6, June 21, July 26...more

DRUMRIGHT, Okla. (July 23rd, 2013) – The 2013 racing season for Mattox Racing has made a turn in a different direction as Meeker, Oklahoma’s Brill Motor Speedway, Fred’s home track has shut down due to personal reason. Fred was sitting second in weekly Champ Sprint points at BMS before they locked the gates for good. The team then decided to run an open schedule and race in as many shows as possible for the remainder of the 2013 racing season. On July 13, Mattox made yet another appearance to...more

Last Friday night was a show that no one will forget, 25 drivers battled it out for the Fallen Hero 50. Robert Elliott won the pole but decided to start from the back so he can double his earnings if he takes the win. That moved 3rd place started Hesston Shaw to the front, right on the inside of Jared Baird. It was a great start with side by side action between Shaw, Reid and Baird, but the B4 car was on the move. Also you couldn't count Elliott out while he passes 10 cars right on the start,...more