Weekly races featuring the local 360 sprinters, and frequent stops by every sprint car tour within towing distance, just add to Knoxville's status as the hub of the sprint car universe. The All Star Circuit of Champions and drivers Jac Haudenschild and the Jacobs brothers, Kenny and Dean all hail from this great state. Attica is also a regular stop on the All Star tour, and one of the host tracks of Ohio Speedweek. Perhaps the best known of the Ohio tracks is Earl Baltes's Eldora Speedway , located near the Indiana border outside the town of Rossburg. A huge bowl with big, sweeping high banked corners, Eldora plays host to the Outlaws, USAC, the All Stars, and a host of other sanctions in sprints, midgets, modifieds, stock cars, and motorcycles.
Few tracks can claim so much attention in the sprint car world.
The Susquehanna Valley in the center of the state is home to several of the best-known tracks in sprint car racing, and others are widely scattered throughout the state. In much of Pennsylvania, beer is not available at the track. However, often you are free to bring in your own. Be sure to check first with the tracks to avoid an embarrassing confrontation at the gate. 410 Super Sprints are the headline attraction most Saturday nights.