After a life-changing crash, Locust Grove’s Daison Pursley is back at the Chili Bowl, chasing his dream of winning the Golden Driller.
After a two-year hiatus, Christopher Bell is back in Tulsa for the Chili Bowl. The former 3-time Chili Bowl champ and Norman, OK native, is happy to be back on the dirt track. Bell also drives for Joe ...
Success stories often make it to the forefront, but very few of them are as powerful as this one. The post Despite Being ...
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Watch: Drama at the Chili Bowl as Livid Official Forced to Break Up Feuding Crew MembersThe Super Bowl of Midget Racing is underway with much pomp. The post Watch: Drama at the Chili Bowl as Livid Official Forced ...
After a man was fatally shot in a Columbia neighborhood Tuesday, neighbors said the community is quiet, and mostly crime-free ...
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St. John’s High School baseball and softball teams move to alternate practice locationJohns Island Park sees a delay as safety concerns were found on a practice ball field requiring renovations. Renovations at ...
The Buckeyes, meanwhile, blew through Tennessee and top-seeded Oregon before outlasting Texas in a thrilling Cotton Bowl showdown. It was a historic journey through the bracket, but now it's ...
Indiana's Emerson Axsom took the lead early and never looked back for his first prelim night win at the Chili Bowl Nationals.
An ill-handling car and tricky track conditions kept Corey Day from locking himself into Saturday's feature at the Chili Bowl ...
Ty Gibbs gives major credit to Christopher Bell and Chase Briscoe for Joe Gibbs Racing's 2025 dirt racing policy shift.
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