By Ken de la Bastide

Two drivers that have competed with the Kenyon Midget Series are dominating the F1600 series season. F1600 is a top level open wheel formula racer that is competing at road courses throughout the eastern half of the U.S. To date there have been 15 events with Ayrton Houk and Thomas Schrage having posted wins in ten of the races.

By Ken de la Bastide

Fans watching the Kenyon Classic could keep track of the top three cars without having to glance at the scoreboard. The leading car displayed a blue light on the roll cage, a red light for second and a white light for third.

By Ken de la Bastide

“Growing up around sprint cars my entire life, I told myself when I was 4 years old I wanted to race in the Lucas Oil Little 500,” he said. “I started building a sprint car and got introduced to Brad and this gave me the opportunity to get some track time,” Denny said.

By Ken de la Bastide

Leading up to the sixth running of the Don and Mel Kenyon Classic there had never been a repeat winner. That all changed Saturday at Anderson Speedway as defending race winner Colin Grissom led all 75 circuits to become the first two-time winner.

By Ken de la Bastide

The longest race of the Kenyon Midget season will take place this weekend at Anderson Speedway. The 75-lap race honors the founders of the series Don and Mel Kenyon.

By Ken de la Bastide

Kenyon Midget Series point leader Jackson Macenko turned in a dominating performance last Sunday on the tricky Mt. Lawn Speedway.

By Ken de la Bastide

Every race track has it's own unique characteristics, but none as challenging as Mt. Lawn Speedway. The three-tenths mile oval features a long sweeping front straight and the famous “home plate” fourth turn.

By Ken de la Bastide

In only his third career start Thomas Schrage recorded his first feature victory with the Kenyon Midget Series Saturday at Anderson Speedway. Schrage becomes the fourth different winner in competition this year.

By Ken de la Bastide

Most drivers competing with the Kenyon Midget Series hail from states predominately in the Midwest. But after failed attempts to compete with the series in the past because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Marcel Berndt travels from Germany to compete with the series on race weekends.

By Ken de la Bastide

Three races into the 2022 season for the Kenyon Midget Series has produced a trio of winners and other drivers making their mark.

By Ken de la Bastide

Jack Macenko made a nifty move through lapped traffic and than survived a two-lap shoot-out to capture the Kenyon Midget feature at Gas City I-69 Speedway. Macenko becomes the third different winner with the series in 2022 joining Dameron Taylor and Trey Osborne.

By Ken de la Bastide

After trying his hand at other forms of racing, Clayton Gaines is returning to full-time competition with the Kenyon Midget Series.

By Ken de la Bastide

For the second consecutive race competitors with the Kenyon Midget Series will be making an appearance at a new facility. The series makes the first ever visit to the quarter-mile dirt oval at Gas City Speedway.

By Ken de la Bastide

In professional or amateur sports there is pride when a former graduate or competitor takes that next step to the head of the class.

By Ken de la Bastide

Tyler Roahrig made it back to back wins in a race that saw many of the contenders fall by the wayside during the 74th Lucas Oil Little 500 at Anderson Speedway.

By Ken de la Bastide

When the field of 33 non-wing Sprint Cars take the green flag for the Lucas Oil Little 500 on May 28 at Anderson Speedway, the USSA will once again be a part of the event.

By Ken de la Bastide

He made his first Kenyon Midget start at Montpelier Speedway earlier this month. “A good friend of mine, Ed Gaines, called and said he owned two cars and asked me to run one of them at Montpelier,” he said. “I’ll race anything with an engine and four wheels,” Lux laughed.

By Ken de la Bastide

Two veteran drivers with the Kenyon Midget Series put on a battle royal for the victory at Montpelier Motor Speedway. Trey Osborne and Jack Macenko won their respective heat races and when Osborne drew a 0 for the invert the two lined up on the front row. Osborne and Macenko swapped the lead several times and there could easily have been a few more changes in the top spot.

By Ken de la Bastide

When the Kenyon Midget Series visits the quarter-mile dirt oval Montpelier Motor Speedway it will be a new venue for veterans and rookies alike. The Kenyon Midget Series is part of track's Springtacular with four divisions of open wheel racing.