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Tyler Carpenter Dominates
Ronnie Moran Memorial Finale! The win for the 35-year-old Carpenter would be his first of the season with the series and would mark his fourth career Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series Fueled by VP win. Carpenter would be behind the wheel of the Freddie Carpenter owned Kryptonite Race Car powered by a Mullins Race Engine and sponsored by Feight Farms, Gates Trucking, Conley Trucking, Overhead Door Company, Leonardtown Ford, Whitt’s Mobile Home Movers, All American Pool Company, and Joy Construction. | full story
Joel Myers, Jr. Victorious
for $4,000 on Opening Night at MCS! The 32 sprint cars were split into 2 flights for qualifying, which is customary for FAST when 31 or more cars are present. Pennsylvania's John Jerich was overall quick time with a 13.308 lap to lead group A. Brandon Spithaler, the only 2 time FAST champion in the modern era, was equally impressive with a 13.333 to lead group B. The four heat races were run with only two brief caution flags. Ricky Peterson, the defending tour champion, won Ti22 Performance heat one. Heat two, sponsored by JLT Enterprises was claimed by another former FAST champion, Nate Dussel. Joel Myers Jr was victorious in All Pro Aluminum Cylinder Heads heat 3. Finally, 2019 FAST champion, Cole Duncan took Signs by Trey, heat 4 in his new ride aboard the Chris Miller owned 79. | full story
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(May
16, 2026) The Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series
Fueled by VP would complete a weekend double shot in the Buckeye
state on Saturday evening at Muskingum County Speedway in Zanesville,
OH for the 2nd Annual Ronnie Moran Memorial and Tyler Carpenter
of Parkersburg, WV would take the race lead on lap two and never
look back on his way to the victory and $6,000 payday.
(April
25, 2026) A fantastic field of 32 winged 410 sprint cars
signed in to battle at Muskingum County Speedway under the combined
banner of the FAST On Dirt and Gladiator Sprint Tours. With six
divisions competing and large fields of cars, the sprint car main
event was completed well before 10 pm. The racing surface and the
entire staff at Muskingum County helped run a great program.
