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The penultimate week of the 2016 season of the Thursday Thunder Legends Racing Series lit up the quarter-mile Thunder Ring at Atlanta Motor Speedway Thursday night.

Defending USCS Sprint Car Series champion Morgan Turpen breezed to her second series win of the season on Saturday night at Woodstock, Georgia’s Dixie Speedway.

It has been nearly a decade since he last stood in victory lane at the Kings Royal, but Donny Schatz looked like a natural as he was crowned King Donny XXXIII – his third Kings Royal title since 2007 – on Saturday night at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.

Josh Richards held his pointer finger high in the sky Wednesday night, repeating his victory lane celebration in the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series for the 10th time this season at Minnesota’s Ogilvie Raceway. It marks his 68th career series win.

Will Power feels he’s been on the wrong side of enough caution periods in the Verizon IndyCar Series that he’ll gladly accept the timely one that helped him win the Honda Indy Toronto.

Corey LaJoie returned to victory lane in dominating style Saturday night. LaJoie led the final 34 laps and drove away from the field on a green-white-checkered finish to win the United Site Services 70 at the “Magic Mile.”

Scott Dixon took advantage of a welcome bonus lap in qualifying and used it to score the Verizon P1 Award for the Honda Indy Toronto.

By any measure, Doug Coby’s compiled quite a decorated career. But the three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion is far from done piling up the accomplishments.

Bobby Santos was perfectly content to settle for a fourth-place finish Friday afternoon. And then the race leaders got together, and suddenly, the door opened for Santos to drive away with the Whelen All-Star Challenge at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Dexter Canipe, Jr. and Charlie Watson both took home trophies after splitting the two 40-lap Late Model Stock Car features at Hickory Motor Speedway in Newton, N.C. on Saturday night.