Open wheel standout Brad Sweet has logged World Of Outlaws, Knoxville Nationals, Kings Royal and Four Crown Sprint championships along with Belleville Midget Nationals and Midget Four Crown championships in his career.

Back to back Chili Bowl Champ and St. Helena, California native, Rico Abreu, has also captured a USAC National Midget Championship, two Indiana Midget Week Championships as well as numerous Winged Sprint Car Features in his career.

Known for his NASCAR and Winged Sprint exploits, Kasey Kahne is also a former USAC National Midget Champ as well as a USAC "Driver of the Year".

10x World of Outlaws and 10x Knoxville Nationals Champ, Donny Schatz is arguably one of the best Sprint Car racers in the history of the sport. In recent years the Fargo, North Dakota shoe has also been quietly picking up Late Model wins as well.

4th generation racer and 2017 World of Outlaws Rookie of the Year, Sheldon Haudenschild, started his racing career in Motocross but eventually followed along in his father's footsteps landing in Winged 410 Sprint Cars.

A former National 360 Rookie of the Year, Watertown, Connecticut racer David Gravel has finished top 10 in World of Outlaws points for seven straight seasons. David also set a new Eldora Speedway 410 track record of 12.599, breaking the previous track record which had stood for 18 years.

The first female to win a Sprint Car Feature at Knoxville Raceway in its 114 year history, McKenna Haase has raced Outlaw Karts, Micro Sprints and Pavement Lates in addition to 305, 360 and 410 Sprint Cars.

The first woman to win a major Sprint Car series national title, Cordova, Tennessee's Morgan Turpen is actually a two time USCS National Champ as well as having multiple regional championships in Sprint Car competition.