Series

April 22, 2025

Allegheny Sprint Tour

Sprint Cars

Schedule

Saturday, April 12 - Pittsburgh PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, Pennsylvania)
Sunday, April 27 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Sunday, May 4 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Thursday, May 29 - Pittsburgh PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, Pennsylvania)
Sunday, June 1 - Tri-City Raceway Park (Franklin, Pennsylvania)
Sunday, June 8 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Saturday, June 21 - Stateline Speedway (Jamestown, New York)
Sunday, July 6 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Friday, July 25 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Friday, August 1 - Freedom Motorsports Park (Freedom, New York)
Sunday, August 3 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Saturday, August 23 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Friday, October 10 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)
Saturday, October 11 - Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pennsylvania)

Points

No Points Available

Past Champions

2024 - Jacob Gomola
2023 - Jim Morris
2022 - Jacob Gomola
2021 - Stephen Cousins
2020 - Jacob Gomola
2019 - Kyle Colwell
2017 - Greg Dobroskey

Established

2017

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Phone

(814) 516-6754

Contact

Jacob Gomola

Facebook

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Modified

Harnick Hustles to Second Straight Crystal Win

By Ben Deatherage CRYSTAL, Mich. (Apr. 19, 2025) — Austin Harnick continued his red-hot start to the season Saturday night at Crystal Motor Speedway, charging from 12th to score his second consecutive Friesen Performance IMCA Modified win at the track and fourth overall in the DeVilbiss Racing Eastern Region. Don Proctor Jr. and Chad Spencer dueled for the lead early, with Spencer leading the opening lap and building a small cushion. Two-time track champion Austin Wonch worked past Proctor for second after an early restart, then set his sights on the leader. The turning point came on a lap 10 restart when Harnick, the reigning Merritt Speedway champion and Great Lakes Nationals winner, powered underneath Spencer to take the lead. A late caution bunched the field again, but the 22-year-old driver from Clare was unfazed, pulling away for a commanding victory. Nathan Patrick finished second, with Casey Smith rounding out the podium. The 20-lap feature served as a qualifier for the 2025 Fast Shafts All-Star Modified Invitational at the Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by [Read More]

News

Sweigart Dominates PASS Opener

By Frank Buhrman PORT ROYAL, Pa. (Apr. 19, 2025) — “Nitro Nick” Sweigart’s plan to focus on Port Royal Speedway in 2025 got off to a perfect start Saturday with a dominating victory in the 20-lap River Valley Builders PA Sprint Series feature at the “Speed Palace.” The veteran driver from Myerstown, already the leading career winner at Port Royal among active RaceSaver IMCA Sprint Car competitors, officially won Saturday’s feature by 1.399 seconds over Logan Spahr, but he had given up multiple large leads when the race’s four yellow flags waved, only to quickly rebuild his margins at the next green. Despite the efforts of several challengers, none could compete with the Jon Williams-owned no. 89. The win was Sweigart’s 12th in a PASS career that dates to 2017, but it was his eighth at Port Royal, where he trails only Garrett Bard (13) and Jeff Miller (12) in career victories. He and Miller are the only two-time champions of the Keystone RaceSaver Challenge at Port Royal, and he will defend his champion title when the race takes place on [Read More]

Modified

Killingsworth Stuns in Modified Debut at Southern Oregon Opener

By Ben Deatherage WHITE CITY, Ore. (Apr. 19, 2025) – Ethan Killingsworth turned heads Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway, winning his Friesen Performance IMCA Modified debut in commanding fashion. The defending Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern SportMod track champion took the lead early and never looked back, capturing the $2,000 top prize in the 25-lap main event. Kevin Pendergrass led early before a lap one caution bunched up the field. Killingsworth then executed a textbook move to the front and dominated the top groove of the 3/8-mile oval. Eston Whisler battled with Pendergrass for second before pulling away to attempt a challenge on Killingsworth. A caution with 11 to go set up a restart, but the Yreka, California chauffeur remained smooth and composed up top, pulling away in the final laps for his first career Shaw Race Cars Western Region victory. Whisler finished second, while his 17-year-old brother Ian Whisler completed the podium. Braaten Bags First SportMod Win of 2025 in Dominant Run Four-time Oregon State champion Jorddon Braaten was untouchable in the 25-lap Karl Chevrolet [Read More]