#Canyon Speedway

[thedestinysunknown]

Spyro 2: Gateway to Glimmer / Ripto’s Rage - Canyon Speedway:

“Last speedway of the game and it’s a decent one. It may be the last one but it’s one of the easiest, because of how linear it is. Even the Hunter’s mission is quite fun.”

PS: the gameplay used for this gifset is not mine. The original video belongs to the user: EtherealCrisp, on Youtube.

[silentsenior09]

Time to pick up those elusive Skill Points from Spyro 2 Ripto's Rage/Gateway to Glimmer.

[midnightmoonbeams]

This one always gives me trouble; them damn vultures! Honestly, I'm pleasantly surprised I still made my time goal with this due to that. But hey, it's doable.

February 9th, 2020

[beauzos]

Well I 100%ed it. Fuck that entire game. Why did I do that

i really dislike Spyro 2. and yet i continue to play it

[keanuquotes]

[basickabyl]

This time we complete Winter Tundra, fly a UFO in Canyon Speedway and survive platypuses in Mystic Marsh.

Spyro is a classic series of action adventure platforming games where you play as a little dragon collecting gems and jumping around. The Reignited Trilogy remasters these games for modern platforms giving us pretty new graphics while keeping true to the fun of the originals. We're still a little dragon and we're still collecting gems.

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[equalproj]

Different types of Arcade Games

Classic High Score games:

Pac-Man

Pan-Man is a high score game where you play as a large ball with a pie cut mouth that eats tiny pellets while trying to avoid ghosts named Inky(cyan), Pinky(self-explanatory), Blinky(red) and Clyde(orange). You collect fruit as well which gives you more points upon collection. Power pellets are larger regular pellets which allow you to eat the ghosts and send them back to their starting point for a short period of time.

Space Invaders

Space Invaders is a high score game where your goal is to shoot waves of aliens which trying not to get killed by their projectiles. Quite a simple concept, you go until you die.

Qbert

Q*bert is a high score puzzle game where you play as a cute little orange guy. In order to progress levels, you need to navigate the pyramid to complete levels by changing the colours of the cubes to make them all the same. The levels progress in difficulty by adding enemies you need to expertly avoid.

Shooters:

Terminator 2: Judgment day (the arcade game, not the movie)

You play as a T-800 trying to save John Connor and his mother Sarah from a T-1000. The game takes you through John's childhood and further along in the past they launch an attack on Cyberdyne Systems to stop the creation of Skynet. The game has two endings, one saying you have prevented Judgement day (This only occurs if you destroy all of the equipment during the Cyberdyne Systems thing), or that Judgment Day is still possible (if you didn't achieve that.)

Area 51

Area 51 is an arcade game set in the military base with the same name. You play as a character who works in a team called the Special Tactical Advanced Alien Response (STAAR, I feel like Resident Evil took some inspiration from this because they have S.T.A.R.S which is Special Tactics and Rescue Service.) In this game, you fight aliens and genetically modified zombie soldiers. The game features an upgrade system to your gun where if you get hit by the enemy, your gun will return to the basic pistol.

Time Crisis

Time Crisis is a 3 dimensional arcade game where there is a unique feature of ducking behind cover to reload and avoid enemy fire. For this, they made a pedal on the arcade machine itself that toggles the hide function. The game has three stages, each stage has three areas and a boss battle. You need to complete battles in order to progress through the game.

Racing Games:

Daytona USA

Daytona is a racing game in which the player drives a stock car called the hornet and can pick from three different tracks which will give a different amount of opponents depending on the maps difficulty level. Three Seven Speedway is beginner, Dinosaur Canyon is advanced and Seaside Street Galaxy is expert. Adaptive difficulty is used, during your first lap it sees how good you are at the game and then the AI opponents will reflect it, if you have a hard time they will leave lanes open for you whereas if you are good the opponents will try to block you.

Crazy Taxi

In this game you race against time to take your customers to their destinations. You earn money if you get to the destination under a time limit and can do stunts to earn more money.

OutRun

In this game you have a set time limit to reach the finish line. The camera position limits your view of the road ahead and prevents you from seeing obstacles until they get close, meaning you have to act quickly to avoid losing the game.

Fighting Games:

Mortal Kombat

Mortal Kombat is a game for 1-2 players where you select a character and then fight to see who can defeat the other twice. The game is now heavily story driven but the old arcade ones had much less story and was more like the tower modes in the more recent games. This game was the reason they had to add age ratings to games because of how violent it is.

Street Fighter

Much like Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter is a game for 1-2 players where you fight until someone wins twice. This game also has a story.

Marvel vs Capcom

Marvel Vs Capcom is again like Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter, however this one does not contain a story mode. You fight this game like the towers in newer Mortal Kombats (I think, I've not seen much gameplay).

Interactive Games:

Air Hockey

In this interactive game you play against a friend to get the puck into a small slit on their side. You use two special controllers of sorts that you knock the puck with to push it. Whoever gets more goals wins.

Basketball

Basketball machines require you to get as many points as you can in a limited amount of time, the more hoops you score the more points you get.

2p Machines

These ones are my favorite. You get 2ps and put them in two slits to try and push out prizes. There isn't really any strategy, but it's very enticing and makes you spend a lot of money for what you want to win.

[redsbrainrot]

An extremely controversial ranking of Mariokart 8’s 95 courses.

I know there’s 96 but I’ve missed one and can’t figure out for the life of me which one it was. Please help.

Wii rainbow road - nostalgic banger, made easier in this game tho

3DS rainbow road - fucking beautiful, was my number 1 but wii just had a special place in my heart

Big blue - a masterpiece

Mount wario - another masterpiece

Coconut mall - let down by its remakes but still a classic

Maple treeway - pumpkin spice latte

Waluigi stadium - it’s fucking waluigi stadium

Daisy circuit - a beautiful and classic course

Sunshine airport - the star cup in 8 is just the best cup

DK’s snowboard cross - prefer Wii’s but I still love it nonetheless

Waluigi pinball - DS had me in a chokehold

Daisy cruiser - mesmerising

Squeaky clean spirit - probably the best new course out the whole pack

Bowser’s castle 3 - simple but fucking amazing

Bowser’s castle - a banger

Mute city - speed

DK mountain - why are the turns harder to pull off in 8

Peach gardens - was my favourite as a 6 year old

Excitebike arena - carnage

DK Jungle - the great banana

Dolphin shoals - George Michael

Electrodrome - boing

Singapore speedway - shiny

Moonview highway - wii nostalgia

Merry mountain - um overhated it’s fucking Xmas themed

Wario stadium - again, loved it on DS and 8 did it justice as a remake

Koopa cape - the most butchered wii remake

Rosalina’s ice world - SUPER OVERHATED IDC I LOVE IT THE MUSIC WAS BEAUTIFUL IN 8 DEFINITELY A STEP UP FROM 3DS SUCK MY DICK

Royal raceway - pretty pink

Yoshi valley - playing this with noobs is the best

Melody motorway - 3DS nostalgia

Grumble volcano - meh

Mushroom gorge - best on wii

64 rainbow road - meh, still fun

Wario’s goldmine - prefer it on 8 cause wii was just rage inducing

SNES rainbow road - shroom high

Shy guy falls - mew woosh

Kalimari desert - meh

Piranha plant cove - ooh pretty :0

Hyrule Circuit - dun duuuun dun dun dun dun dun duuuuun

Cloudtop cruise - meh

Mario circuit - can’t even remember which one this was

Toad harbour - used to love it but now I get bored

Yoshi’s island - never played it so don’t really care

Boo lake - good remake

Tick tock clock - got bored of this one

Cheep cheep beach - loved it on DS

Vancouver velocity - music is alright

Mario kart stadium - boring

Ribbon road - pretty good (would swap rankings but I cba)

Rainbow Road 8 - I wanna like it but it’s just so meh

Moo moo meadows - fight me

Piranha plant pipeway - alright I guess

Baby park - mehhhhhhhh

Mario circuit DS - mehhhhhhhh

Alpine pass - done dirty

Sydney sprint - eh

Toad circuit - get fucked

Sweet sweet canyon - cool aesthetic lame ass gameplay

Paris promenade - alright

Choco mountain - overhyped

Thwomp ruins - not keen

Mario circuit - again I don’t know which one this is

Sherbet land - no

Snow land - no

Koopa city - I like the vibe but I hate it online

Animal crossing - mEh

Riverside park - a let down

Donut plains 3 - heheheheheb 69

Athens dash - alright

Bangkok rush - mEh

New York Minute - eh?

Berlin Byways - music is good but it’s boring

Tokyo blur - for Tokyo this sucks

Toad’s turnpike - womp womp

Water park - water who

Twisted mansion - just put luigi’s mansion in instead and we’ll all be happy

Madrid drive - this comes up like 50 times online and I hate it

Sunset wilds - boring

Dry dry desert - I hate the desert ones

Ice ice outpost - wouldn’t pick it

Super bell subway - liked it at first but it got old quickly

Wild woods - sick of it

Sky High Sunday - an eyesore

LA laps - not enough shit

Shroom bridge - had enough shit

Sky garden - let down

London loop - easy, boring

Rome avanti - the city tracks just flop huh

Ninja hideaway - I HATE IT I HA IT HATE IT

Mario circuit 3 - why is this in every game

Amsterdam drift - I hate the dutch

Dragon driftway - I cant stand it

Bone dry dunes - worst track ever

Cheeseland - wait no, this is. I hate cheese land. It makes me feel sick. I’m lactose intolerant but I love cheese. But I hate cheese land. Whenever anyone picks it I officially hate them as much as I hate this course. Kill it. Burn it. Erase it. Get rid of it.

[crusherthedoctor]

Favorite Spyro music track?

Narrowing it down to one is impossible for me. It's not like the original trilogy makes up three of my favourite game soundtracks of all time or anything... :P

So instead I'll list my favourites... *breathes in*

Spyro 1: Dark Hollow, Sunny Flight, Dry Canyon, Ice Cavern, Alpine Ridge, Wizard Peak, Misty Bog, Wild Flight, Dream Weavers, Dark Passage

Spyro 2: All three homeworlds, Idol Springs, Colossus, Hurricos, Sunny Beach, Ocean Speedway, Breeze Harbour, Zephyr, Scorch, Magma Cone, Metro Speedway, Icy Speedway, Mystic Marsh, Robotica Farms, Metropolis, Canyon Speedway, Dragon Shores, all three bosses

Spyro 3: Sunrise Spring, Cloud Spires, Molten Crater, Sheila's Alp, Icy Peak, Enchanted Towers, Spooky Swamp, Bamboo Terrace, Country Speedway, Evening Lake, Frozen Altars, Fireworks Factory, Charmed Ridge, Midnight Mountain, Crystal Islands, Desert Ruins, Harbour Speedway, Agent 9's Lab, all four bosses

Enter the Dragonfly: Dragon Realms, Cloud 9, Honey Marsh, Platform Peril, Oasis Speedway, Volcano Slide

Season of Ice: Market Mesa, Spring Fairy, Roman City

Season of Flame: Sunny Plains, Celestial Plains, Moon Fondue

[j-rodthexrayguy]

Going to break this down from personal experience with a few of these.

Bourbon street: yes overrated

Elvis birth place: no

Alamo: no

Grand Canyon: whoever made this list dumb, no

Stone Mountain: yes 😅

Charlotte speedway: no

Disney: no but also depends when you go tbh

Hollywood: yes

[dfdevelopmentllc]

Prepare for Exciting Idaho Motorsports Adventures

The Gem State offers a wide variety of thrilling activities for those who enjoy racing and are searching for an exciting vacation. Some are taken aback by how vibrant the racing scene is in Idaho, a state renowned for its rugged scenery and recreational pursuits. Motorsports Idaho offers something for everyone, whether you enjoy speed and the sound of roaring engines or off-road activities.

Idaho Motorsports: The Growl of Engines and the Challenging Routes

The enthusiasm builds to a crescendo when Motorsports Idaho, the major event, draws near. The diverse range of motorsports is intricately interwoven with the rugged terrain of Idaho. The Gem State offers a variety of racing experiences, from speedways to dirt tracks. Accompany us on a thrilling journey across the rugged highways of Idaho, where motors roar and dust rises.

Meridian Speedway is a representation of Motorsports Idaho for a lot of people. This short-track treasure, which lies in the center of Treasure Valley, hosts a variety of events, including sprint car races and stock car races. Idaho's motorsports culture is embodied in an exciting atmosphere created by the wind blowing through the small venue as the cars pass by.

For those who enjoy off-roading, Idaho's backcountry and mountainous routes are ideal. Imagine yourself traversing challenging terrain while admiring the breathtaking vistas of the Gem State. With its emphasis on accuracy and talent, the Idaho Rally showcases a different side of racing in Idaho's untamed environment.

Hiking in Idaho: preparing for the magnificence of motorsports

If you want to experience Idaho's breathtaking landscape from a different perspective, consider hiking before diving into the thrilling world of racing. The state offers a wide variety of hiking paths suitable for hikers of all experience levels. Imagine taking a car ride through the verdant, luscious Hell's Canyon or the well-known Sawtooth Mountains. You will witness the diversity of nature that makes Motorsports Idaho possible as you ascend to vistas.

In addition to showcasing Idaho's breathtaking scenery, the state's extensive network of hiking in Idaho's paths leads visitors to undiscovered attractions and potential motorsports adventures. Imagine listening to the motors roaring through the mountains while perched on a cliff's edge and gazing down into a gorge. Not only are you taking a serene hike in Idaho's natural surroundings, but you're also training for the thrills of the racing tracks.

Boise National Forest is one of the best sites for hikers and race fans seeking the ideal balance of adventure and leisure. Imagine being able to ride challenging routes in the daytime and then fully immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of racing competitions at night. Idaho is an excellent destination for those seeking a variety of experiences because of its easy transitions from peaceful paths to untamed tracks.

Idaho Fishing: Racing wheels and casting reels

While taking in all that Idaho has to offer, don't forget to explore the crystal-clear waters of the state—a fishing enthusiast's dream come true. Idaho's lakes and rivers are not just water sources; they're also gateways to other types of activities. Try your luck at trout fishing in the Snake or Clearwater rivers. There are as many possibilities as fish. The fast-paced world of racing is a stark contrast to the tranquility of fishing in Idaho.

Beyond the lure of the fishing pole and the soothing sound of the sea lapping against the coast, there's a racing world that complements Idaho's serene fishing locations. Picture yourself walking from the serene Salmon River to the dusty tracks of a motorsports event, trading in your fishing rod for a steering wheel. Fun and relaxation are uniquely combined in Idaho because to the state's stunning natural surroundings and vibrant motorsports culture.

The connection between fishing and motorsports is demonstrated by events held near stunning lakes and rivers in Idaho, where enthusiasts of both disciplines come together to enjoy their common interests. Racing meets are frequently conducted close to well-known fishing locations. This fosters a conversational atmosphere where people may exchange tales of their day's catch and the thrill of racing victories. Fishing in Idaho and motorsports are not only two distinct activities in Idaho, but they are also significant components of a broader adventure landscape.

Racing is part of the vibrant adventure culture in Idaho. At DF Development LLC, there are a variety of activities available for all types of fans, like taking a leisurely stroll through the breathtaking landscape, fishing in crystal-clear lakes, and immersing themselves in the thrilling world of motorsports. Fasten your seat straps, tune in to the engines, and get ready for an unforgettable motorsports adventure in Idaho.

[daikenkki]

Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! (RT) - Canyon Speedway

[rxin3stims]

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Tracks

Mushroom Cup:

Mario Kart Stadium

Water Park

Sweet Sweet Canyon

Thwomp Ruins

Flower Cup:

Mario Circuit

Toad Harbor

Twisted Mansion

Shy Guy Falls

Star Cup:

Sunshine Airport

Dolphin Shoals

Electrodome

Mount Wario

Special Cup:

Cloudtop Cruise

Bone-Dry Dunes

Bowser’s Castle

Rainbow Road

Shell Cup:

Moo Moo Meadows (Wii)

Mario Circuit (GBA)

Cheep Cheep Beach (DS)

Toad’s Turnpike (N64)

Banana Cup:

Dry Dry Desert (GCN)

Donut Plains 3 (SNES)

Royal Raceway (N64)

DK Jungle (3DS)

Leaf Cup:

Wario Stadium (DS)

Sherbet Land (GCN)

Music Park (3DS)

Yoshi Valley (N64)

Lightning Cup:

Tick-Tock Clock (DS)

Piranha Plant Slide (3DS)

Grumble Volcano (Wii)

Rainbow Road (N64)

Egg Cup:

Yoshi Circuit (GCN)

Excite Bike Arena

Dragon Driftway

Mute City

Triforce Cup:

Wario’s Gold Mine (Wii)

Rainbow Road (SNES)

Ice Ice Outpost

Hyrule Circuit

Crossing Cup:

Baby Park (GCN)

Cheese Land (GBA)

Wild Woods

Animal Crossing

Bell Cup:

Neo Bowser City (3DS)

Ribbon Road (GBA)

Super Bell Subway

Big Blue

Booster Courses

Golden Dash Cup:

Paris Promenade (Tour)

Toad Circuit (3DS)

Choco Mountain (N64)

Coconut Mall (Wii)

Lucky Cat Cup:

Tokyo Blur (Tour)

Shroom Ridge (DS)

Sky Garden (GBA)

Ninja Hideaway

Turnip Cup:

New York Minute (Tour)

Mario Circuit 3 (SNES)

Kalimari Desert (N64)

Waluigi Pinball (DS)

Propeller Cup:

Sydney Sprint (Tour)

Snow Land (GBA)

Mushroom Gorge (Wii)

Sky-High Sundae

Rock Cup:

London Loop (Tour)

Book Lake (GBA)

Rock Rock Mountain (3DS)

Maple Treeway (Wii)

Moon Cup:

Berlin Byways (Tour)

Peach Gardens (DS)

Merry Mountain

Rainbow Road (3DS)

Fruit Cup:

Amsterdam Drift (Tour)

Riverside Park (GBA)

DK Summit (Wii)

Yoshi’s Island

Boomerang Cup:

Bangkok Rush (Tour)

Mario Curcuit (DS)

Waluigi Stadium (GCN)

Singapore Speedway (Tour)

Feather Cup:

Athens Dash (Tour)

Daisy Cruiser (GCN)

Moonview Highway (Wii)

Squeaky Clean Sprint

Cherry Cup:

Los Angeles Laps (Tour)

Sunset Wilds (GBA)

Koopa Cape (Wii)

Vancouver Velocity (Tour)

Acorn Cup:

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Blue Shell Cup:

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[wolfgabe]

Assorted Zone ideas for my Wreck it Ralph "Not Sonic" character's world.

For the "Not Sonic" of the Wreck it Ralph Universe I often like to imagine all the zones are based off of assorted Disney films and theme parks

Pride Hill

Atlantica Ocean

Corona Lake

Roundup Canyon

Sweet Speedway

Wonder Park

Sketch Factory

Frozen Fjord

Encant Jungle

Mad Mansion

Wish Garden

Fantasmic Fury

[irlguppy]

Spyro Reignited Trilogy Skill Points Guide (Part 2)

Since I posted a guide for achievements I figured it'd make sense to do one for the in game ones as well! Here is the Skill Point guide with screenshots from me!

Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! Skill Points

Quick color code: Flight Levels, Boss levels

Idol Springs

After completing the Idol Springs level there is an area with a supercharge ramp but don't jump down, there is a ledge to the left of Spyro. Glide to it and jump across the platforms until you get to the ledge in the second screenshot. After getting to the ledge you need to jump onto the big idol head pictured below.

Colossus

In the hockey minigame you need to get a perfect score 5-0 to get this SP

Hurricos

Bash and destroy each windmill, they're pretty open and not hard to miss but make sure you check everywhere so you don't miss any.

Aquaria Towers

After completing the level and killing enough enemies you unlock the superflame buff and need to use it to destroy seaweed in the image below (there is 11 in total that need to be destroyed). If you feel like beating the game to get the end to get the permanent superflame that works too.

Ocean Speedway (Flight Level)

Complete the speedway in under a minute and 10 seconds. Play through the level a few times to get the hang of it.

Crush's Dungeon(Boss Fight)

Similar to the first games boss achievements, beat the boss fight without taking any damage from the boss himself.

Skelos Badlands

At the end of the level is a few stairs, climb them to find four flying cats and defeat them with the lava rocks on the ground.

Also in Skelos Badlands is some cacti(7) flame them all to destroy them and get the point

Scorch

Charge all 7 palm trees in the level, they're everywhere and not hard to spot so don't worry

Fracture Hills

At the end of the level (and after killing enough enemies) you unlock the supercharge powerup, use this and lap around it three times to get this skill point. It might take some time to get it down but you can do it!

Icy Speedway (Flight Level)

Similar to Ocean Speedway you need to complete it under a minute and 15 seconds.

Metro Speedway (Flight Level)

Similar to Ocean Speedway you need to complete it under a minute and 15 seconds.

Gulp's Overlook (Boss Fight)

Same as all the other boss fights, don't take any damage.

When in Gulp's fight, you can shoot Ripto with one of the rockets.

Canyon Speedway (Flight Level)

Complete the speedway in under a minute and 10 seconds. Play through the level a few times to get the hang of it.

Ripto's Arena (Boss Fight)

Same as all the other boss fights, don't take any damage.

Second one down!!! Third will be posted tomorrow and then we can start on some other games, thank you all for supporting me!

[keanuquotes]

The last weekend of SRO Motorsports America racing in 2024 receives a huge boost in star power as world-renowned actor Keanu Reeves will compete in this weekend’s Toyota Gazoo Racing GR Cup North America finale – his first motor race in over 14 years.

Reeves will drive the #92 Eagles Canyon Racing by Fast Track Toyota GR86 in a pair of sprint races on Saturday and Sunday, 5/6 October. The car will feature a red and black livery promoting his graphic novel, BRZRKR.

The Canadian actor is an avid enthusiast of motorsport. Reeves was the presenter of the four-part documentary Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story and has been a guest of honour in the paddocks of F1, MotoGP, and IndyCar throughout the years.

Reeves drove in the 2009 and 2010 editions of the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race at Long Beach, winning the Celebrity class in 2009 and receiving a promotion to the Pro category the following year. That was the last time Reeves has run in an organised motor race.

Since then, Reeves has gone on to star in the John Wick series of action films, reprised his role as Neo in The Matrix Resurrections, and published the first chapter of BRZRKR in 2021 alongside co-writer Matt Kindt and illustrator Ron Garney.

Reeves is one of two celebrity drivers competing at Indianapolis this weekend, part of a 34-car field.

Eagles Canyon and Fast Track’s other celebrity driver is Cody Jones from the action sports and entertainment troupe Dude Perfect, which has over 60 million subscribers on YouTube.

Nicknamed “Tall Man”, the 6’6″ Jones’ sanctioned racing debut in the #29 GR86 was the prize for winning a go-kart racing challenge at this year’s Formula One Australian Grand Prix against three of his fellow troupe members.

Reeves and Jones will be pitted against a strong field of drivers young and old, including the newly-crowned GR Cup North America Champion Gresham Wagner.

Wagner, the driver of the #5 Copeland Motorsports GR86, clinched the series championship last round at Barber Motorsports Park. At the Brickyard, Wagner will look to add to his eight wins on the season – before heading to Road Atlanta to try and win the Mazda MX-5 Cup championship.

Second place in the championship is still up for grabs between Wagner’s team-mate, Westin Workman (another driver running dual GR Cup/MX-5 Cup campaigns) and Spike Kohlbecker of TechSport Racing. Workman enters the final weekend of the season six points ahead of Kohlbecker.

Jaxon Bell, the son of 2015 IMSA GTD Champion and 2016 Le Mans 24 Hours winner Townsend Bell, is fourth in the championship.

Another guest driver of note is Miki Koyama from Japan, driving the #75 Hattori Motorsports GR86 in partnership with Japan’s all-female KYOJO Cup Series.

Koyama, the inaugural KYOJO Cup champion in 2017 and 2018, became the first woman to win the FIA Formula Regional Japanese Championship title in 2022 – and last week, driving a Lexus RC F GT3, she became the first woman to take overall victory in a Super Taikyu Series race since 1993.

Koyama is one of four women in the field, joining Mia Lovell, Jade Avedisian, and Maddie Aust. Lovell is the series’ top female driver  (10th in overall points and the top-ranked woman in nine out of 12 races) – and Avedisian, a Toyota-backed prospect of the open-wheel oval circuit, finished second in last weekend’s BC39 sprint car race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway dirt track.

Saturday and Sunday, 5/6 October 2024

https://www.grcupseries.com/event/20/indianapolis-motor-speedway

https://www.grcupseries.com/watch-live