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USAC Indiana Sprint Week Start Strong for Cole Whitt

The marathon that is the USAC Indiana Sprint Week allowed Cole Whitt and Keith Kunz Motorsports the opportunity to demonstrate what a formidable combination they are in USAC. The first weekend of Indiana Sprint Week started with a tough break for Whitt. A tire puncture with three laps remaining in the feature race while running tenth at Lawrenceburg meant a twenty-first place finish. While not an ideal way to begin the weekend, Cole showed well in the 58 car field.

Two Weeks of Local Race Success in Preparation for Indiana Sprint Weeks 2008

While the USAC series went on to compete at Richmond International Raceway last weekend, 17 year old Cole Whitt, unable to compete due to age restrictions took to the local tracks around Indiana. Cole has spent the past two weeks engaged in Indiana non-series races in preparation for the hectic 10 race USAC Indiana Sprint Weeks.
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Whitt Moves into Third in USAC Midget Standings with Knoxville Finishes

Cole Whitt and Keith Kunz Motorsports traveled with the rest of the USAC National Midget Series to Knoxville, IA for two nights of racing at the famed Knoxville Raceway. The driver and team came into the event confident of top finishes on the dirt oval. The team’s Bullet chassis and driver Whitt came into the weekend riding a wave of confidence as leaders of the USAC National Sprint Car points. Upon return to the midget, the team and driver found the momentum continued.

Cole Whitt Captures "Border Wars XIV" Points Title

The racing continued for Cole Whitt and Keith Kunz Motorsports with "Border Wars XIV". The three day event saw pavement racing scheduled at Winchester Speedway in Indiana and Shady Bowl in Ohio, and the finale a dirt sprint car race at Eldora Speedway in Ohio. Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate at the Shady Bowl which meant that "Border Wars" was a two event series.
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Momentum Continues: Cole Whitt Leaves East Coast as Leader in USAC Sprint Car Points; “Border Wars XIV” this Week

This past weekend in Pennsylvania and Maryland was a historic weekend as earlier reported for Cole Whitt and Keith Kunz Motorsports. After the impressive win at Big Diamond, Whitt returned to action to conclude the events on the East Coast at Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown, MD. Whitt continued almost exactly where he left off the previous event. The driver, car, and crew unloaded off of the trailer fast in the number three qualifying spot out of nearly 30 cars attested.