The 2026 edition of the Tulsa Shootout was one for the record books, not only for the astonishing number of entries the event attracted, but also for Hyper Racing and the drivers representing the brand.

In feature action, Christian Bruno put on a show, charging past early leaders Tim Buckwalter and Connor Gross to claim the halfway bonus awarded in honor of the late racer Whitey Kidd III. From that point on, however, it was all Asbury Park, New Jersey’s Connor Gross. He took command of the race and never looked back, securing his third consecutive Airport Speedway 100-Lap Battle of the Bullring triumph, and a cool $5,000 payday.

The second ever Northeast Outlaw Invasion took place once again at the Greenwood Valley Action Tracks, with a stout field of Outlaw 600 drivers from across the northeast, southeast, and even some invaders from the midwest. With a car count in the high 70’s, the Friday night preliminary event featured some fantastic racing!

The next leg of the KKM Challenge Series for the Non-Wing 600 Restrictor class also returned to action on the first weekend of August at the US-24 Speedway in Indiana, and the story of the weekend for the class was all “Cash Money!”

Hyper Racing drivers made a strong showing at the KKM Challenge Series stop at US-24 Speedway, with James Roselli earning his first national tour win on Friday and Christian Bruno and Steven Snyder Jr. both landing on the Saturday night podium. Across the two nights, Hyper Racing Chassis were well-represented in the features, highlighted by hard charger honors for Kole Kirkman and multiple top-10 finishes.