| 2026 INDIANA SPEED WEEK - IMS RESULTS THURSDAY JULY 23, 2026 |
| USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP |
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| 2026 USAC SPRINT WEEK |
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| Thursday - July 23 |
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6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:45 pm
8:30 pm
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:45 pm
8:30 pm
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
Gates Open
Engine Heat
Qualifying
5 Heat Races
C-Main
Semi-Feature
Feature
Engine Heat
Qualifying
5 Heat Races
C-Main
Semi-Feature
Feature
RESERVE TICKETS
PARKING - Enter from 30th Street.
Tuesday
$60 lower rows
$70 middle rows
$100 upper rorws
$70 middle rows
$100 upper rorws
NW GRAVEL LOT
LOT 7
LOT 7
$30
$20
$20
There is one grandstand.
The higher you sit, the more expensive your ticket.
General admission is $55 and includes Sections 7-12, Rows B-K only.
Pit passes available for an additional $40.
Buy early and save money on prices.
The higher you sit, the more expensive your ticket.
General admission is $55 and includes Sections 7-12, Rows B-K only.
Pit passes available for an additional $40.
Buy early and save money on prices.
WATCH
FLO Racing offers live streaming video of USAC races live and On-Demand for $40/month.
You may be able to view highlights of the races for free.
FLO Racing offers live streaming video of USAC races live and On-Demand for $40/month.
You may be able to view highlights of the races for free.
The Indy Motor Speedway hosts a
USAC Sprint Car National Championship
race on the 1/5-mile dirt oval inside the
infield.
The race features an invitational field as
determined by several categories and
pays appearance points toward the
season-long USAC National Sprint Car
standings as well as $10,000 to the
winner.
ENTRY LIST
USAC Sprint Car National Championship
race on the 1/5-mile dirt oval inside the
infield.
The race features an invitational field as
determined by several categories and
pays appearance points toward the
season-long USAC National Sprint Car
standings as well as $10,000 to the
winner.
ENTRY LIST
| INDIANA SPRINT WEEK KICKS OFF AT IMS Thursday, July 23, 2026 The Night Before the Brickyard 400 Weekend |
1/5 mile dirt oval
5/16 mile dirt oval
1/4 mile dirt oval
3/8 mile dirt oval
1/4 mile dirt oval
3/8 mile dirt oval
1/2 mile dirt oval
1/4 mile dirt oval
1/4-mile high-banked dirt oval
5/16 mile dirt oval
1/4 mile dirt oval
3/8 mile dirt oval
1/4 mile dirt oval
3/8 mile dirt oval
1/2 mile dirt oval
1/4 mile dirt oval
1/4-mile high-banked dirt oval
| Indiana Sprint Week Schedule |
Indianapolis
Putnamville
Kokomo
Lawrenceburg
Indianapolis
Paragon
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Haubstadt
Putnamville
Kokomo
Lawrenceburg
Indianapolis
Paragon
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Haubstadt
The Dirt Track at IMS
Lincoln Park Speedway
Kokomo Speedway
Lawrenceburg Speedway
Circle City Raceway
Paragon Speedway
Terre Haute Action Track
Bloomington Speedway
Tri-State Speedway
Lincoln Park Speedway
Kokomo Speedway
Lawrenceburg Speedway
Circle City Raceway
Paragon Speedway
Terre Haute Action Track
Bloomington Speedway
Tri-State Speedway
Thursday July 23
Friday July 24
Saturday July 25
Sunday July 26
Monday July 27
Wednesday July 29
Thursday July 30
Friday July 31
Saturday August 1
Friday July 24
Saturday July 25
Sunday July 26
Monday July 27
Wednesday July 29
Thursday July 30
Friday July 31
Saturday August 1
Overnight RV & tent camping Lot 7 - $75
Divided into 5 groups
Top 3 from each group transfers to postions 1-15 of Feature,
4th & 5th transfer to Semi and 6th transfers to C-Main.
Top 4 transfers to last 2 rows of Semi.
Top 5 transfer to positions 16-20 of Feature.
20 car field
10
12
15
35
LAPS
| STAND MAP |
| WIDER VIEW OF DIRT TRACK |
The race at IMS kicks off the 39th annual Indiana Sprint Week, which consists of nine races at
different Indiana race tracks over a 10-night span.
different Indiana race tracks over a 10-night span.
| 10-Lap Heat 1 - Heat 2 - Heat 3 - Heat 4 - Heat 5 - 11-Lap C-Main - 15-Lap Semi - 35-Lap Feature Winner - |
Charles Davis, Jr.
Jadon Rogers
Kyle Cummins
Robert Ballou
C.J. Leary
Mitchel Moles
Thomas Meseraull
Justin Grant
Jadon Rogers
Kyle Cummins
Robert Ballou
C.J. Leary
Mitchel Moles
Thomas Meseraull
Justin Grant
WINNERS
| EVENT |
| Justin Grant Feature Winner |
| RESULTS |
| FEATURE RESULTS |
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Justin Grant
Jake Swanson
Logan Seavey
Briggs Danner
Shane Cottle
Gavin Miller
Robert Ballou
Cale Coons
Kyle Cummins
Kevin Thomas Jr.
C.J. Leary
Charles Davis Jr.
Gunnar Setser
Mitchel Moles
Chase Stockon
Hunter Schuerenberg
Jadon Rogers
Trey Osborne
Ricky Lewis
Thomas Meseraull
Jake Swanson
Logan Seavey
Briggs Danner
Shane Cottle
Gavin Miller
Robert Ballou
Cale Coons
Kyle Cummins
Kevin Thomas Jr.
C.J. Leary
Charles Davis Jr.
Gunnar Setser
Mitchel Moles
Chase Stockon
Hunter Schuerenberg
Jadon Rogers
Trey Osborne
Ricky Lewis
Thomas Meseraull
4
5T
57
39
34
21AZ
12
63
3p
15
53
47
G5
19AZ
92
3R
14
6T
41
24
5T
57
39
34
21AZ
12
63
3p
15
53
47
G5
19AZ
92
3R
14
6T
41
24
Ione, CA
Anaheim, CA
Sutter, CA
Allentown, PA
Kansas, IL
Allentown, PA
Rocklin, CA
Greencastle, IN
Princeton, IN
Cullman, AL
Greenfield, IN
Buckeye, AZ
Columbus, IN
Raisin City, CA
Fort Branch, IN
Sikeston, MO
Worthington, IN
Columbus, OH
Oxnard, CA
San Jose, CA
Anaheim, CA
Sutter, CA
Allentown, PA
Kansas, IL
Allentown, PA
Rocklin, CA
Greencastle, IN
Princeton, IN
Cullman, AL
Greenfield, IN
Buckeye, AZ
Columbus, IN
Raisin City, CA
Fort Branch, IN
Sikeston, MO
Worthington, IN
Columbus, OH
Oxnard, CA
San Jose, CA
TOPP Motorsports
Daming Swanson Motorsports
Abacus Racing
Hogue Racing Enterprises
Jeff Olson
Team AZ-Curb-Agajanian Racing
Ballou Motorsports
Dooling Autosports-Curb-Agajanian
Petty Performance Racing
BBI Motorsports
Fox Brothers-Brayden Fox Racing
Charles Davis Jr.
Jason Setser
Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports
Tom & Laurie Sertich
Rock Steady Racing
Jadon Rogers
Trey Osborne Racing
Ricky Lewis
Landon Simon Racing
Daming Swanson Motorsports
Abacus Racing
Hogue Racing Enterprises
Jeff Olson
Team AZ-Curb-Agajanian Racing
Ballou Motorsports
Dooling Autosports-Curb-Agajanian
Petty Performance Racing
BBI Motorsports
Fox Brothers-Brayden Fox Racing
Charles Davis Jr.
Jason Setser
Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports
Tom & Laurie Sertich
Rock Steady Racing
Jadon Rogers
Trey Osborne Racing
Ricky Lewis
Landon Simon Racing
Pos
Car
Driver
Hometown
Team
FULL RESULTS - Quals, Heats, C-Main, Semi & Feature
1
3
10
4
12
11
2
18
8
13
9
7
15
17
5
19
6
14
20
16
3
10
4
12
11
2
18
8
13
9
7
15
17
5
19
6
14
20
16
Start
| JUSTIN GRANT WON HIS 100th USAC NATIONAL FEATURE RACE! |
Justin Grant drew the pole position for the main event and subsequently led the initial three
laps. Third starting Jake Swanson was strong early and muscled his way along the bottom
of the 1/5-mile dirt oval to take over the lead in turns one and two on the fourth lap.
On the ninth go around, Swanson over rotated in turn two. As he fought to wrestle control,
Grant used the high line to power by and reassume the lead. Meanwhile, the astute Swanson
managed to stay right in the thick of the battle for the next several laps, but ultimately, Grant
was able to stretch out his lead across the halfway point of the 35-lapper.
Slightly further back were Gavin Miller and Shane Cottle who started alongside one another
in the sixth row but had utilized the low line to slot into third and fourth, respectively. Miller
briefly snagged second from Swanson by lap 21, but Swanson stood up in the seat and
retook the position on the high side on lap 22.
Cottle swiped third from Miller on lap 25 but relinquished the spot when he repeatedly nailed
an infield tire with his own left front tire in turns two and four lap after lap, which ultimately
dropped him to fifth in the running order as Logan Seavey and Briggs Danner surged into
the top-five in the waning laps.
But all by his lonesome at the front of the field was Grant who put the race on ice with a
1.446 second margin of victory over Swanson, Seavey, Danner, and Cottle.
The victory was Grant’s 100th USAC national feature win!
laps. Third starting Jake Swanson was strong early and muscled his way along the bottom
of the 1/5-mile dirt oval to take over the lead in turns one and two on the fourth lap.
On the ninth go around, Swanson over rotated in turn two. As he fought to wrestle control,
Grant used the high line to power by and reassume the lead. Meanwhile, the astute Swanson
managed to stay right in the thick of the battle for the next several laps, but ultimately, Grant
was able to stretch out his lead across the halfway point of the 35-lapper.
Slightly further back were Gavin Miller and Shane Cottle who started alongside one another
in the sixth row but had utilized the low line to slot into third and fourth, respectively. Miller
briefly snagged second from Swanson by lap 21, but Swanson stood up in the seat and
retook the position on the high side on lap 22.
Cottle swiped third from Miller on lap 25 but relinquished the spot when he repeatedly nailed
an infield tire with his own left front tire in turns two and four lap after lap, which ultimately
dropped him to fifth in the running order as Logan Seavey and Briggs Danner surged into
the top-five in the waning laps.
But all by his lonesome at the front of the field was Grant who put the race on ice with a
1.446 second margin of victory over Swanson, Seavey, Danner, and Cottle.
The victory was Grant’s 100th USAC national feature win!