IRA Sprint Cars Series

The IRA sprint cars series is an American racing series for sprint cars. The series was established in the middle of the 1960s and featured cars that raced on both pavement and dirt tracks. However, during the 1970s, the cars were converted into sprint cars and competed only on dirt tracks. This was a great change for the sport, as it allowed for more variety and increased the excitement and fan appeal.

Newcomers and veteran drivers are both represented in the IRA sprint car series. Jeremy Schultz has finished every main event this year and is a strong rookie contender. Russel Borland and Todd King should be among the standouts. Another popular driver in the IRA sprint cars is “Wild Bill” Wirth.

The Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Series is one of the most respected regional racing series in the country. Former IRA Sprint Car Champ Bill Balog will try to defend his championship this year. Other notable drivers include Jake Blackhurst, Scotty Neitzel, and Jeremy Schultz. Drivers like Tony Stewart and Kyle Larson have also raced in the IRA sprint car series.

Racing in IRA sprint cars is extremely affordable. You can buy a used race winning car for under $10,000. Annual operating costs are minimal, and weekly maintenance takes just a few hours. You can enjoy the thrill of IRA sprint cars while still earning your share of the yearly winnings. This type of racing is a great investment for new and experienced drivers alike.

This year’s IRA Outlaw Sprint Series has unveiled its tentative schedule. The season will feature many annual events and traditional stops. The series will make its return to Sycamore Speedway in May, a northern Illinois bullring that has hosted IRA 410’s for over 30 years. The last time the IRA Outlaws visited this venue was 1988. Another great series tradition is headlining the Wisconsin Fairs & Festivals. The Outagamie County Fair and Langlade County Fair will both feature IRA sprints on July 22 and Aug 29. Additionally, the series will headline Angell Park’s Corn Fest on Aug.