| Key | Date | Track |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 05 | Du Quoin State Fairgrounds | |
| (D) | Sep 24 | Eldora Speedway |
| (D#) | Oct 15 | Illinois State Fairgrounds |
| (P) | Oct 22 | Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park |
What is the difference between a sprint car and a Silver Crown car?
At first glance, the appearance of a Silver Crown Car is somewhat similar to a Sprint Car. However, Silver Crown cars are much larger and carry approximately 75 gallons of fuel, alcohol, versus about 22 gallons for a Sprint Car. They also have a longer wheelbase, approximately 96 inches compared for Sprint.
How fast do Silver Crown cars go?
As more major races were held on 1.5-mile and larger superspeedways, USAC developed a new set of technical specifications for Silver Crown cars that reflected the safety, aerodynamic and other requirements for a car capable of 170+ mph laps around big racetracks.
Who won the USAC Silver Crown race?
Kody SwansonKody Swanson sets record, wins OUTFRONT 100 USAC Silver Crown Series race at WWTR.
Who won the Silver Crown race yesterday?
Coming into this weekend's 4-Crown Nationals presented by NKTELCO at Eldora, Logan Seavey enters as the most recent USAC Silver Crown winner. After finishing second in the first two legs of the 2021 4-Crown Nationals at Rossburg, Ohio's Eldora Speedway, Logan Seavey felt he had played second fiddle long enough.
Who has the most USAC sprint car wins?
Today, USAC serves as the sanctioning body for a number of racing series, including the Silver Crown Series, National Sprint Cars, National Midgets, Speed2 Midget Series, ....USAC Silver Crown Series.DriverWinsKody Swanson30Jack Hewitt23Brian Tyler17Dave Steele168 more rows
What's the difference between 360 and 410 sprint cars?
In short the only major difference is the motor. Some 360 cars run with a dished wing which isn't legal with a 410, but many 360 teams do run the flattop 410 wing when running their 360 motors, IE a 410 wing is legal with a 360 minus whicker bill heights which usually can be easily swapped.
What does USAC stand for in racing?
The United States Auto Club (USAC) began from necessity when the American Automobile Association (AAA) unexpectedly announced on Wednesday, August 3, 1955, that its Contest Board would be dissolved at the end of the year. The board had been the nation's leading auto-racing sanctioning body since 1902.