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Grandview Speedway will be hosting a special night at the races with Autism Awareness and Acceptance Night on Saturday, April 19.
This special event is being organized by Mark Hamm, father of Sportsman driver Nicholas Hamm, and representatives of the Collaborative Autism Movement as a means of raising awareness to Autism, and also as a fundraiser.
There will be activities throughout the day leading up to the evening’s race program, which will include a raffle at the pre-race meet and greet, which also includes the hand print Autism race car on display.
There will also be a raffle for the charity of various race items (including door panels) donated by several racing teams to be held in the turn one picnic pavilion.
The hi-lite of the pre-race activities will be the cornhole tournament fundraiser organized by the Black Diamond Cornhole group.
Registration for the tournament is at 12 Noon, the bags fly at 1 pm. It is a 4 game round robin, double elim bracket, and the cost is $50 per team.
Further information on the tournament is available at www.blackdiamondcornhole.org or blackdiamondcornhole@gmail.com.
The race program on April 19 will be a double-header including the T.P. Trailer Modifieds and the T. P. Truck Equipment Sportsman, with gates opening at 4 pm and racing starting at 6 pm.
Grandstand admission for Adults is $20, Students ages 10-15 with ID are $10, while ages 9 and under are admitted free of charge. Pit admission is $35 with a license and $45 without a license.
In the event of inclement weather, Saturday, May 10 has been set aside as the rain date for the Autism Awareness and Acceptance night activities.
Good news: Netflix has announced a documentary specifically focusing on Dale Earnhardt Jr. or JR Motorsports’ participation in the Daytona 500 due to…..
In a thrilling announcement for racing fans, Netflix has confirmed that they will be producing a documentary centered on the legendary Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his involvement in the iconic Daytona 500, one of the most prestigious events in NASCAR history. The documentary will offer an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at Earnhardt Jr.’s participation in this race, his legacy within the sport, and the significant role of his racing team, JR Motorsports, in shaping the future of NASCAR.
Dale Earnhardt Jr., a name synonymous with NASCAR, has built an impressive career that includes two Daytona 500 wins, 26 Cup Series victories, and a legacy that has transcended the sport. The upcoming Netflix documentary aims to highlight his incredible journey through the high-speed world of NASCAR, providing fans with a rare and intimate view of what goes on behind the wheel and beyond. Earnhardt Jr.’s unparalleled passion for racing, coupled with his natural charisma, has made him one of the most beloved figures in motorsports. Now, Netflix seeks to capture that spirit on film, focusing on his connection to the Daytona 500.
The documentary is expected to explore not only Earnhardt Jr.’s personal experiences but also his leadership at JR Motorsports, the racing team he co-owns. JR Motorsports has become a powerhouse in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, with a reputation for developing young talent and cultivating a competitive edge. Fans will get an inside look at how the team operates, with a focus on their participation in the Daytona 500 and the challenges they face as a small team competing against NASCAR’s biggest names.
For many, Earnhardt Jr.’s relationship with the Daytona 500 is one of nostalgia, triumph, and heartbreak. As the son of the late Dale Earnhardt, Sr., whose tragic death in a crash at the Daytona 500 in 2001 sent shockwaves throughout the racing world, Dale Jr. has a unique and emotional connection to the race. Over the years, he has become a symbol of perseverance, returning to the Daytona 500 not only as a driver but as a representative of his father’s legacy. The documentary will surely delve into how this personal history shaped his career and his approach to the sport, especially at Daytona, where his victories have resonated deeply with fans.
Additionally, the documentary will highlight the broader impact of JR Motorsports in the world of NASCAR, a team that has nurtured some of the sport’s brightest stars. With its focus on talent development, JR Motorsports has been instrumental in the careers of drivers such as Chase Elliott and Justin Allgaier, who have gone on to achieve great success in NASCAR. The team’s participation in the Daytona 500 is an exciting chapter in its story, and the documentary will capture the thrill and challenges of competing in one of the most important races in the world.
The decision to document this journey comes at a time when motorsports, particularly NASCAR, are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, thanks in part to streaming platforms like Netflix. With racing documentaries like Formula 1: Drive to Survive already drawing large audiences, Netflix aims to expand its catalog with high-quality content that appeals to both hardcore fans and newcomers to the sport. By focusing on a figure as iconic as Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his team’s involvement in the Daytona 500, this documentary promises to be a thrilling, emotional, and engaging watch for anyone with a love for racing.
While the release date is yet to be confirmed, anticipation for the documentary is already building. Racing enthusiasts, Dale Earnhardt Jr. fans, and sports documentary lovers alike are eager to experience this intimate look at one of NASCAR’s most enduring figures and his team’s pursuit of glory at the Daytona 500. This is undoubtedly a significant moment for Netflix and NASCAR fans, offering a fresh perspective on the sport’s rich history and its exciting future.
Netflix has finally dropped its much-anticipated historical documentary on dirt track racing icon Scott Bloomquist, offering fans an in-depth look at his revolutionary career, particularly his dominance at Eldora Speedway. The documentary, which has been in development for years, unveils never-before-seen footage, exclusive interviews, and untold stories of Bloomquist’s triumphs, controversies, and impact on the sport.
The Legend of Scott Bloomquist
For decades, Scott Bloomquist has been a polarizing yet undeniable force in dirt late model racing. Known for his smooth driving style, innovative setups, and a larger-than-life personality, Bloomquist has redefined the sport, earning countless victories and championships. With a career spanning over four decades, he has amassed over 600 feature wins, multiple Dirt Late Model Dream and World 100 titles at Eldora Speedway, and several Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and World of Outlaws championships.
The Netflix documentary, produced with unprecedented access, explores Bloomquist’s unorthodox methods, his intense rivalries, and the technical genius that made him one of the most influential drivers in dirt racing history. It also sheds light on the personal battles he faced, including injuries, controversies, and his relentless drive to keep racing at the highest level.
Eldora Speedway: The Battleground for Greatness
One of the documentary’s standout moments is its deep dive into Bloomquist’s storied relationship with Eldora Speedway, the legendary Ohio dirt track founded by Earl Baltes. His dominance at Eldora, where he repeatedly conquered the World 100 and The Dream, cemented his legacy as one of the greatest dirt racers of all time.
The film features interviews with racing legends, crew chiefs, track owners, and competitors who offer their perspectives on Bloomquist’s brilliance and mystique. Fans will also get to relive some of his most epic battles against the best dirt late model racers in history, with never-before-seen footage highlighting the skill and precision that defined his racing style.
The Untold Stories: Triumphs and Challenges
Beyond the race track, the documentary delves into Bloomquist’s personal struggles and triumphs. It covers his early years in California, his transition to dirt late models, and the controversies that followed him, from suspensions and penalties to legal battles and injuries. It also offers a raw, unfiltered look at his comeback stories, including his return from a devastating motorcycle accident in 2019.
A Must-Watch for Racing Fans
Netflix’s Scott Bloomquist documentary is more than just a racing film—it’s a story of innovation, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. For die-hard dirt track fans and newcomers alike, this documentary serves as both a tribute and a revelation, ensuring that Bloomquist’s legacy is etched in racing history forever.
The film is now streaming on Netflix, giving fans the chance to witness the untold story of a dirt racing legend.
Formula 1® and SiriusXM announced today a multi-year extension to their broadcasting agreement, which will continue to deliver coverage of every F1® race to SiriusXM listeners across North America through 2027.
Following a dramatic season opener in Melbourne, the 2025 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP continues this weekend with the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN CHINESE GRAND PRIX 2025, on Sunday, March 23 (live at 3 am ET).
Listeners will be able to follow every Grand Prix, F1 Sprint event and qualifying session in SiriusXM-enabled vehicles (ESPN Xtra, channel 81) and on the SiriusXM app.
“Fans love Formula 1’s incredibly unique blend of skill, speed and technology and the sport’s popularity continues to expand across the United States. There’s nothing else like it,” said Scott Greenstein, SiriusXM’s President and Chief Content Officer. “Our longstanding relationship with F1 ensures that fans across North America will continue to get the most comprehensive coverage in audio, all season long.”
Ian Holmes, Chief Media Rights and Broadcasting Officer at Formula 1, said, “Formula 1 is delighted to extend its relationship with SiriusXM. Their commitment to providing world class analysis and capturing the drama of every lap means our fans listening across North America never miss a moment of the action.”
The 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship season runs from March to December and races around the globe on the world’s most iconic circuits. SiriusXM listeners can hear every lap of the remaining 23 Grands Prix, including all three races in the United States – the FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX on May 4, the FORMULA 1 MSC CRUISES UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX on October 19 and the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX on November 23 – as well as the world-famous FORMULA 1 TAG HEUER GRAND PRIX DE MONACO on May 25 and more. Listeners will hear the BBC 5 Live radio broadcast for each event.
Throughout the season, SiriusXM listeners can hear pre- and post-race coverage on the “Speed City F1” show, which airs in the hour before and after races on SiriusXM channel 81. Hosts Jon Massengale, Jonathan Green, Bob Varsha and Chris Medland provide an in-depth look at that weekend’s circuit, discuss the latest team news and conduct driver interviews.
SiriusXM also airs F1 news and analysis on the weekly show, “Wheel to Wheel,” hosted by Chris Medland and Jon Massengale, Wednesday nights at 7 pm ET on SiriusXM channel 81. The show is also available on demand on the SiriusXM app.
For more information on SiriusXM, go to www.SiriusXM.com. For more info on the 2025 Formula 1 season visit www.Formula1.com.
The checkered flag has fallen on the 2025 Indoor Auto Racing Championship Series, with over $100,000 in prize money distributed among the 244 competitors who registered for the events.
The three-race series, held in Northeast arenas, featured two events on concrete surfaces: the Ironton Global Allentown Indoor Race at the PPL Center in Allentown, PA on January 3-4, followed by the NAPA Auto Parts Atlantic City Indoor Races at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on January 31 and February 1.
The season finale, the East Coast Indoor Dirt Nationals presented by BELFOR, took place at the CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, NJ on February 21-22.
Ryan Flores and Andy Jankowiak dominated victory lane in the TQ Midget division, each securing two wins. Jankowiak, the 2025 series champion, earned $11,275 across the four-race series, including $2,000 courtesy of Hoosier Tire for winning the mini-series title.
Victories for the Tonawanda, NY driver came on Saturday night at the PPL Center and the BlackJack 21 on Friday night in Atlantic City. With additional finishes of fifth and fourth in Atlantic City and Allentown, Jankowiak edged out Flores by just nine points to claim the championship.
Although Jankowiak claimed the title, Ryan Flores was the top money earner of the series, pocketing just over $17,000. His impressive haul included a $10,000 payday for his Gambler’s Classic victory in Atlantic City, which included bonus money from the AC Sports Commission and the Ironton Auto Body challenge.
Flores, fell just short of collecting the challenge after a Friday night win in Allentown and a runner-up finish to Jankowiak on Saturday night. An eighth-place finish on Friday night in Atlantic City, was his only blemish netting him second place in points and an extra $1,000.
Other Notable Finishers In TQ Midget Division:
Briggs Danner: Consistent throughout the series, Danner secured third place in points, taking home $5,475 despite never winning a race. His three third-place finishes and a mechanical DNF in Allentown kept him just behind the top two.
Tommy Catalano & Tanner VanDoren: Both drivers who rounded out the top five in points and earned over $3,600 in prize money.
Success Beyond The TQs
Scott Kreutter & Kyle Lick performed well in the TQ Midget division but also thrived in the newly introduced 600 Micro Sprint division in Atlantic City. Kreutter’s victory in the 600 Micro Sprint added to his total earnings, pushing him just under $3,000.
Slingshot Champion Paulie Hartwig III dominated the division, winning two of the three races, including the Gambler’s Classic in Atlantic City, for a total of $3,100. The series title, sponsored by Action Track USA, earned him an extra $500, with his Atlantic City victory netting him $2,000.
Dylan Hoch secured the remaining feature win on Saturday night in Allentown, earning $1,200 for his Indoor Series efforts. Scott Neary: through consistent performances, including finishes of fifth, second, and third, came home second in the points.
In the Champ Karts, much like the TQ Midgets, Missy Bootes scored the series title worth $500 from Hoosier Tire, with one victory coming Friday night in Allentown and a pair of runner-up finishes pushing her season winnings to $2,050.
The runner-up finish in Atlantic City was especially bittersweet for the only female Indoor Series winner, as Mike Perry took home $2,500 for the Gambler’s Classic win. Perry, who chose not to compete in Allentown but supported multiple other drivers under his RPM Karting banner, wasn’t in the running for the series title, but took home the biggest payday.
East Coast Indoor Dirt Nationals Highlights:
The Bealer family consisting of father Pat and son Zach dominated the East Coast Indoor Dirt Nationals, sweeping the weekend taking home the biggest pay days.
Zach Bealer: On Friday night at the East Coast Indoor Dirt Nationals, Bealer took home $2,250 for his victory. He strategically selected his starting position (spot five), which included an additional $1,250 ($250 per spot) in bonus money on top of the base $1,000 winner’s prize.
Pat Bealer: On Saturday night, Bealer dominated the 40-lap feature, starting sixth and claiming the $5,000 prize for his victory.
Saturday night runner-up Kenny Miller left Trenton with over $2,000 in prize money, thanks a $500 Bob Hilbert Sportswear Dash for Cash victory and $1,600 second place check.
The 2025 Indoor Auto Racing Championship Series featured an exciting mix of veteran drivers to rising stars, leaving fans and competitors yearning for more! Special thank you to all the series, event and special award sponsors for helping make the events a success.
Plans for the 2026 season are already underway with a similar schedule planned starting with the Allentown on January 9 and 10, followed by Atlantic City January 30 and 31 and the Trenton Dirt race on February 20 and 21.
For more information about the Indoor Auto Racing Championship visit www.indoorautoracing.com
Coming up on Friday, April 11, it will be the Fritz Roehrig Memorial Money in the Mountains which is also Dukmen’s Enterprise Night.
The Quandel Concrete 358 Modifieds will be contesting in a 50-lap/$10,000-to-win main event with the USS Achey 602 Crate Sportsman cars racing for a $1000 winner’s share. Also on the card will be the Red White and Blue Auto’s Inc., Roadrunners and the Big Creek Concrete Rookie 602 Sportsman.
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