The 2025 edition of the Tulsa Shootout has come and gone, with a grand total of 385 drivers piloting Hyper Chassis demonstrating their skill and speed. The entire micro sprint community knew that Hyper Racing was present and competitive as ever. All in all, there were 39 different Hyper Racing entries who qualified for a feature event during the week! One driver, Steven Snyder Jr., managed the near impossible feat of qualifying for all four Micro Sprint events. Of that 39, drivers scored one Golden Driller trophy, three podium finishes, fourteen top ten runs, and two hard charger honors!

Fourteen-year-old Hyper Racing driver Haidyn Hansen, of North Platte, Nebraska picked up her first career Tulsa Shootout victory in the 2025 edition, leading wire to wire in the Restricted A-Class division as the lone Hyper Racing driver to secure a Golden Driller in 2025.

The annual Mark Hagopian Memorial took place at Visalia, California’s Plaza Park Raceway on September 26-28, with a $10,000 payday awaiting the winner of Saturday night’s Winged Micro Sprint feature event. Two nights of preliminary action with split field feature events each night allowed for plenty of action and opportunities for drivers to lock in to Saturday night’s feature event.

As the summer season winds down, it does not mean that the big races for 600cc Micro Sprint drivers are any closer to being finished! Rising Sun, Maryland’s Steven Snyder Jr continued his incredible 2024 season by winning yet another KKM Challenge Series event, this time at the Cole’s County Speedway.

The first ever Northeast Outlaw Invasion at the Greenwood Valley Action Tracks was held on August 23rd & 24th, for outlaw engine 600cc Micro Sprints, a rarity here in the northeast with only two official shows this season.