California’s Landon Brooks has his sights set on the ultimate prize entering this week’s Keith Kunz Motorsports Giveback Classic presented by Toyota Racing Development at Millbridge Speedway.

Chaz Woodward will be part of a strong contingent of local drivers looking to defend Millbridge Speedway’s sixth-mile dirt oval from outside invaders during the Keith Kunz Motorsports Giveback Classic presented by Toyota Racing Development on Oct. 31.

Millbridge Speedway and Toyota officials released the first look at the currently-paid entries for the Keith Kunz Motorsports Giveback Classic presented by Toyota Racing Development on Monday.

The driver pool for the inaugural Keith Kunz Motorsports Giveback Classic presented by Toyota Racing Development now stands at 135 accepted entries with just four weeks remaining before the crown-jewel outlaw kart event.

Nineteen-year-old Briley Pompe may be moving back to his home state of Oregon over the weekend, but he’ll have some extra hardware to pack for the trip back home.

It may have been Cookout Kids’ Night at Millbridge Speedway on Wednesday, but that didn’t stop Jesse Colwell from ruling the roost and finally picking up his long-awaited first win at the sixth-mile dirt oval.

Toyota Racing officials confirmed Tuesday that the entry list for the Keith Kunz Motorsports Giveback Classic presented by Toyota Racing Development has swelled to more than 100 accepted drivers.

When six-year-old Brody Snyder and his family roll into Millbridge Speedway on Wednesday for Salute to America Night at the sixth-mile dirt oval, they will do so with a greater purpose in mind than just winning a trophy.

Colby Horn had already viewed a lot of sights prior to arriving in the pit area for Wednesday night’s weekly outlaw kart program at Millbridge Speedway.

Colby Horn and his father drew up a plan over the weekend to bring their equipment from Texas to North Carolina, leave it at Millbridge Speedway and become track regulars for the remainder of the season.