Sprintcar Power Tour

16/06/2026

Cool to see Ryan Newton Racing with some real speed in Ohio for Speedweek as he chases some of the best Midwest competition 🇺🇸🇦🇺
Good luck both Ryan and Brock Hallett in Ohio!

Promising start to Ohio Sprint Speedweek

Thanks to the team for giving me great cars on night 1 & 2 at Attica Raceway Park & Sharon Speedway

The feature results haven’t showed how hard they have worked, but we are positive heading into night 3 at Millstream Speedway after being up the front on both nights.

Thanks to my valued USA partners for all your support 🤝

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15/06/2026

POWER TOUR ANNOUNCES $336,000 TOTAL BOUNTY!
Official release: PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour
June 15, 2026

Across the six venues hosting seven nights of the 2027 PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour a spectacular $336,000 prizemoney and points fund haul is on offer for teams competing in the January 3-17 extravaganza.

“This is a substantial payout for teams racing in what is effectively a two week period,” says Sprintcar Power Tour’s Wade Aunger, “with the incredible support of collaborating with the Red Hot Shootout at Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway and the International Cup at Premier Speedway with over $140,000 collectively in those two events, plus the rounds at Western Sydney Speedway, Kingaroy Speedway, B&S Earthworks Timmis Speedway and Tolmer Speedway Bordertown there is basically a third of a million dollars that teams can race for.”

When you factor in the Brandt Sprintcar Speedweek Series between December 26 until January 1 with a total payout of $259,000 including a $40,000 points fund that’s a staggering $595,000 collectively in twenty-two days with Sprintcar Power Tour.

There’s no doubt the incentives are significant for teams wishing to race both Sprintcar Speedweek and Sprintcar Power Tour plus you can then factor the President’s Cup at Avalon, the Kings Challenge at Borderline and the Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic at Warrnambool and you’re talking about a figure that’s getting nearer to three quarters of a million dollars.

“We’ve already had substantial interest in running both Sprintcar Speedweek and PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour from both Australian and international teams,” Aunger says, “I feel like with the collective bounties on offer and the major paydays in Toowoomba ($20,000 to win) and Premier ($20,000 to win) there’s a lot of appeal in running at as many of those twelve rounds across the twenty two days. I hope we’ll really build on the success of our initial Sprintcar Power Tour by working hard on the appeal of running with us and Sprintcar Speedweek beforehand.”

More information on the PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour will follow soon.

Rd 1 – January 3: Western Sydney Speedway NSW
Rd 2 – January 6: Kingaroy Speedway QLD
Rd 3 – January 8/9: Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway QLD
Rd 4 – January 15: B&S Earthworks Timmis Speedway VIC
Rd 5 – January 16: Tolmer Speedway Bordertown SA
Rd 6 – January 17: Premier Speedway Warrnambool VIC

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11/06/2026

So good to see Brock Hallett get the win at Butler Speedway this week!
We're excited to have Brock and the Q5 Sprintcar by GW Racing back on tour with us this Aussie summer when he gets back to Australia!

08/06/2026

Power Up!
2027 is locked and loaded.

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08/06/2026

POWER TOUR POWERS UP TOLMER SPEEDWAY FOR SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL!
Official release: The Sprintcar Power Tour
June 8, 2026

Every single time a Sprintcar touches the clay at the phenomenal Tolmer Speedway Bordertown something magical and truly powerful happens.

This powerhouse example of ‘from little things spectacular things grow’ in the tiny but passionate town of Bordertown South Australia will once again host the PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour.

Saturday night, January 16 the Power Tour will power up at Tolmer for the fifth round of the second annual running of Australia’s newest Sprintcar series featuring some of the cream of Australian, USA and indeed NZ competition.

Last year the series came down to the final weekend at Tolmer’s “Double Down” with Gold Coaster Lockie McHugh picking up the A-Main win for a cool $10,000 and in the process scooping the $7,000 series champion points fund cheque as well.

The penultimate round of the Power Tour is once again expected to attract a stellar line-up of East Coast teams in addition to many West Australian teams both with West Aussie drivers and USA heroes saddled up on their way to “Classic Week” the week after.

The South Aussie “pleasure dome” Tolmer is coming up on its third season and in that short time it’s already played host to two Brandt Sprintcar Speedweek rounds and shortly its second Power Tour round showcasing elite competition every time the things with wings roll off the adjacent Dukes Highway.

With its enormous wide straights and corners and its unprecedented high banks Tolmer Speedway has quickly become one of the real fan favourites both live at the circuit in Australia and across the world in the USA and NZ through the clayperview.com broadcasts.

With more improvements planned in the off-season and the commitment to the grandstand seating once more the Club and committee of Tolmer Speedway are excited about yet another schedule including no less than three blue-ribbon events from November until mid-January.

“There is something truly magical about Tolmer,” says Power Tour organiser Wade Aunger, “from the minute you roll into Bordertown you marvel at the sheer magnitude of the facility that the Tolmer Club have built in such a small but mighty community.

There has never not been a race there – either Speedweek or Power Tour where fans have come away with their jaws on the ground. The timing of the Saturday night (single night show) January 16 once again means many teams will travel down from Queensland and New South Wales, across from Western Australia and up from Victoria on their way to SA and on to Classic week. It’s a night nobody should miss.”

Tolmer Speedway will host the fifth round of the 2027 PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour on Saturday night, January 16.

More information on the 2027 TFH PWR Power Tour will follow soon:

Rd 1 Western Sydney Speedway NSW – January 3
Rd 2 Kingaroy Speedway QLD – January 6
Rd 3 Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway QLD – January 8/9
Rd 4 B&S Earthworks Timmis Speedway Mildura VIC – January 15
Rd 5 Tolmer Speedway Bordertown SA – January 16
Rd 6 Premier Speedway Warrnambool VIC – January 17

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World Wide Sprint Car Fans!
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02/06/2026

WESTERN SYDNEY SET TO POWER UP FOR SECOND ANNUAL POWER TOUR SERIES OPENING APPEARANCE
Official release: PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour
June 2, 2026

For the second year in a row Western Sydney Speedway will be the host venue for the opening round of the 2027 PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour.

Following last season’s standing room only appearance for the series’ debut at Western Speedway series organisers, teams and fans alike are delighted to see the Australia, USA and NZ intercontinental battle return to “WSS”.

“I think we were all thrilled with how last year turned out,” says series organiser Wade Aunger, “to be honest I don’t think it could have gone any better. The crowd was enormous and that proved to anyone who doubted it that elite Sprintcar racing is still very much on the radar of the speedway community in Sydney. Western Sydney Speedway did a phenomenal job on the track, the racing was first class and the finish in the A-Main was an absolute thriller. I didn’t hear a bad word about the event, it was everything we’d hoped for and believed was possible when we announced the series was heading there.”

This summer the opening round of the PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour will be held on SUNDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 3, 2027.

“With the final round of the Brandt Sprintcar Speedweek tournament being held on Friday night, January 1 we need to give teams 48-hours to travel to Sydney when you factor in maintenance and prep required after five nights in seven days on Speedweek,” says Aunger, “so it will be Sunday night in Sydney for Power Tour.”

The Western Sydney Speedway opening round will be the first of six rounds held across seven nights in NSW, QLD, Victoria and South Australia.

“We’ve added two new venues this season in addition to the tracks that supported us in 2026 and I feel we have some real momentum rolling into 2027,” says Aunger, “we’re planning to improve in many aspects of what we do and we’re talking with tracks and teams about how we achieve that.”

The TFH PWR Sprintcar Power Tour appreciates the support of the Western Sydney Speedway and the Sprintcar Association of NSW in locking in the Sunday night January 3 opening round of Power Tour.

More information on The Sprintcar Power Tour and the entire schedule will follow soon.

Rd 1 Western Sydney Speedway NSW – Sunday, January 3
Rd 2 Kingaroy Speedway QLD – Wednesday, January 6
Rd 3 Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway QLD – Friday/Saturday January 8/9
Rd 4 B&S Earthworks Timmis Speedway Mildura VIC – Friday, January 15
Rd 5
Rd 6 Premier Speedway Warrnambool VIC – Sunday, January 17

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01/06/2026

GRAND FINAL OF SPRINTCAR POWER TOUR LOCKED IN AT PREMIER SPEEDWAY
Official release: PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour
June 1, 2026

The grand final of the 2027 PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour will be held at Premier Speedway Warrnambool.
The sixth and final round of the seven-night tournament will coincide at ‘the Bool on Sunday night, January 17 with the ‘International Cup’.
“We’re thrilled to finish off the Power Tour in Warrnambool,” says series organiser Wade Aunger, “to be able to coincide with the International Cup event on the Sunday night is the perfect way for us to put an outstanding exclamation point on the series. Over the last three nights of our series in South Australia and Victoria we’ll have a lot of additional appeal for fans and teams to travel with us and I hope that the promoting venues get the full benefit of our promotion and momentum.”
With the Power Tour finishing on the Sunday night it dovetails perfectly into the biggest week in Australian Sprintcar racing – the Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic week.
“I’m thrilled and grateful that Rikki Stewart and his team at Premier can include us in the International Cup. It will be the second time in the 2027 series where we’ll be able to collaborate with another event, the Red Hot Shootout at Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway will also be doubling up with us to ensure maximum energy and exposure. Plus it also ensures that we have the best possible field for all the venues we race at,” says Aunger.
After the success of the 2026 Sprintcar Power Tour Warrnambool is now the second new venue to be added to the schedule along with Kingaroy Speedway Queensland.
With teams travelling across from QLD, NSW, SA and of course West Coast teams with both WA and USA drivers the intensity of competition and fan appeal will be significantly boosted.
There are also plans for a Gala Dinner in Warrnambool on the Monday night January 17 for presentations for Power Tour, Brandt Sprintcar Speedweek and to kick off the Classic week.
More information on the PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour at Premier Speedway Warrnambool and the series schedule will follow soon.

Rd 1
Rd 2 Kingaroy Speedway QLD – January 6
Rd 3 Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway QLD – January 8/9
Rd 4 B&S Earthworks Timmis Speedway Mildura VIC – January 15
Rd 5
Rd 6 Premier Speedway Warrnambool VIC – January 17

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21/01/2026

This guy is a rock star photographer and a ripper person to match.
Thanks Mad Matt for your killer images of the Sprintcar Power Tour at Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway!

18/01/2026

Corey Gibson Photography always delivering the goods!
Thank you for these killer shots from Tolmer Speedway last night!

17/01/2026

MCHUGH POWERS ON TO INAUGURAL SERIES VICTORY
Official release: PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour
January 18, 2026

Lockie McHugh is the 2026 PWR TFH Sprintcar Power Tour Champion.
The 27 year old Gold Coaster had a bumpy build up to the final night of competition with a motor swap late in the afternoon and considerable damage from an incident the night before in the A-Main but he recovered in the best possible way with a near clean sweep of proceedings last night at Tolmer Speedway Bordertown.
McHugh set overall Quick Time, won his heat from position four (avoiding the Dash Re-Draw) and then stole away with the 30-lap A-Main victory on a wickedly racy surface to clinch the Championship overall.
Series wise he finished with 1020 points and only missed the podium once (with an eleventh the night before) from the seven rounds contested.
Marcus Dumesny climbed to second in the series with 968 points whilst Queenslander Jy Corbet's speed was rewarded (even though he had no brakes in the A-Main) to vault to third with 878.
Sydneysider Daniel Sayre and New Zealander Max Guilford tied for fourth with 862 with Queenslander Dylan Menz placing sixth on 852, Tim Kaeding seventh with 824, Brendan Quinn eighth on 808, Jock Goodyer (who missed the final round) ninth with 792 and Sydneysider Brett Hobson tenth on 722.
In total 85 cars overall signed in over the Power Tour across Western Sydney Speedway, Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway, B&S Earthworks Timmis Speedway and Tolmer Speedway.
Heartbreaking misfortunes mechanically and race crash wise saw American Tim Kaeding (motor issues) and Max Guilford (first a fire and then an dashboard/ignition issue after a major repair/rebuild to get back on track for the B-Main) not reach their clear potential at the final round.
South Aussie Brendan Quinn had one of his best nights leading the A-Main for many laps, Daniel Sayre found some speed and consistency and Jy Corbet's move to third in the points was a just reward for his perseverance.
It was Cole Macedo who started from the front row alongside Brendan Quinn for the feature race but officials ruled that he'd jumped the start and the Californian went back a row bringing Brendan Quinn to the front alongside McHugh.
Quinn led in the Kamstra S37 from McHugh at the greens but Reutzel spun the W17 and brought on the cautions.
Third start was the charm as McHugh led briefly but Quinn took the spot on the inside of turn three whilst Matt Egel ripped to third and battled with Macedo.
Two laps in Marcus Dumesny made it three wide with Egel and Macedo and moved the N47 into contention as he tried to keep his series aspirations alive.
James McFadden began his power forward in the A1 in sixth behind that trio.
Macedo and Dumesny made contact in turn three with Dumesny losing a spot and some serious momentum.
McFadden slipped by Macedo into fourth four laps in.
Jy Corbet and Daniel Sayre were safely inside the top ten whilst West Aussies Cal Williamson and Kaiden Manders began to look typically ominous as did Warrnambool's Peter Doukas.
Six laps in Quinn caught traffic and it got even more hectic.
Seven laps in Matt Egel challenged for the lead in the WER 52 and McFadden was hot on his hammer in fourth.
With twenty two laps remaining Dylan Jenkin made contact with Grant Anderson with Jenkin suffering terminal front end damage and ending a huge recovery effort from a blown motor in hot laps.
At the restart Dumesny shuffled by McFadden, Williamson bought in whilst Sayre was having a ripper behind that group.
Carson Macedo was up to eleventh when a big wreck involving Kaiden Manders and Ben Morris brought on the red lights.
New Jersey's Justin Whittall was clearly enjoying Tolmer in the RBH W21 and Andrew Priolo looped the W8 bringing on the cautions.
With eleven to go Matt Egel and James McFadden were trading slide jobs with Cole Macedo refusing to give in wheeling the Highline Motorsport W40.
With six laps to go McFadden closed in behind McHugh as they approached traffic again but McHugh eased further ahead with two laps remaining where he stayed until the chequers.
Previous night feature winner Carson Macedo meanwhile had won the B-Main and was beginning his forge to an eventual impressive fifth place finish from the twenty first spot at the end.
Official A-Main placings:
1. Lockie McHugh
2. James McFadden
3. Cole Macedo
4. Matt Egel
5. Carson Macedo
6. Marcus Dumesny
7. Callum Williamson
8. Aaron Reutzel
9. Grant Anderson
10. Peter Doukas
11. Daniel Sayre
12. Justin Whittall
13. Glen Sutherland
14. Joel Heinrich
15. Jy Corbet
16. Kinser Claridge
17. Dylan Menz
18. Andrew Priolo
19. Ryan Jones (DNF)
20. Tim Hutchins (DNF)
21. Brendan Quinn (DNF)
22. Kaiden Manders (DNF)
23. Ben Morris (DNF)
24. Dylan Jenkin (DNF)

FINAL SERIES PLACINGS:

Lachlan McHugh 1020
Marcus Dumesny 968
Jy Corbet 878
Daniel Sayre 862
Max Guilford 862
Dylan Menz 852
Tim Kaeding 824
Brendan Quinn 808
Jock Goodyer 792
Brett Hobson 722
Parker Scott 718
Kinser Claridge 674
Peter Doukas 652
Mick Saller 638
Kobi Wright 630
Randy Morgan 506
Jessie Attard 476
Jackson Delamont 442
Brock Hallett 434
T.J. Stutts 422
Lachlan Caunt 420
Alex Attard 418
Grant Anderson 384
Ryan Newton 382
Brodie Davis 378
Nick Whell 370
Brad Vaughan 368
Casey O'Connell 344
Aaron Kelly 342
Adam Butler 342
Ayrton Gennetten 342
Cody O'Connell 322
Lynton Jeffrey 316
Tarhlea Apelt 316
Jai Stephenson 314
Kaydon Iverson 314
Ewan Oliver 300
Kevin Titman 300
Lucas Wolfe 300
Mitch Gowland 300
James McFadden 292
Carson Macedo 290
Cole Macedo 286
Matt Egel 280
Aaron Reutzel 258
Justin Whittall 258
Callum Williamson 250
Kaiden Manders 246
Dylan Jenkin 236
Luke Oldfield 236
Ryan Jones 228
Glen Sutherland 224
Andrew Priolo 224
Ben Morris 224
Tim Hutchins 210
Chris Johns 200
James Inglis 200
Kye Jensen 200
Libby Ellis 200
Luke Manttan 200
Sam Mooney 200
Brendan Guerin 144
Harry Stewart 142
Ben Atkinson Jr 134
Luke Stirton 130
Lisa Walker 128
Brenten Farrer 126
Daryn Pittman 124
Joel Heinrich 122
Hunter Schurenberg 118
Jason Wilson 116
Ashton Mineeff 114
Luke Thomas 112
Travis Buckley 106
Ian Madsen 100
Blake Skipper 100
Brent Kratzmann 100
Erin Vanderreyden 100
Jayden Peacock 100
John Magro 100
Joseph Licciardello 100
Michael Braggs 100
Mick Sauer 100
Steven Loader 100
Zackary Sokol 100

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