Starting
in 2001, the Midwest Sprint Car Series has
grown in popularity in Indiana, Illinois, and
Kentucky. Utilizing non-winged 410 cubic-inch
powered Sprint Cars, the MSCS offers competitive
side by side racing. While the division may
be new, many of the stars have campaigned for years.
* In 2004, The MSCS ran a support division, featuring
Steel Block Engines. Chase Stockon, of Sullivan, IN
was the Champion and Danville, IL's Troy Baker claimed
Rookie of the Year honors.
Starting
in 2001, the Midwest Sprint Car Series has
grown in popularity in Indiana, Illinois, and
Kentucky. Utilizing non-winged 410 cubic-inch
powered Sprint Cars, the MSCS offers competitive
side by side racing. While the division may
be new, many of the stars have campaigned for years.
