Say hello to the prototype 2027 X11 Chassis. It turned its first laps this weekend at Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, but the car is the real headline. Designed from the ground up around the driver in the seat, the X11 delivers major improvements to driver comfort, smarter ergonomics, ease of maintenance and improvements to frame integrity.

Macon Speedway played host to one of the biggest 600 Sprint events of the season, as the Winged Outlaw and Outlaw Non-Wing divisions came together for a rare doubleheader featuring many of the nation's top drivers competing for big paydays. More than 70 Winged Outlaw competitors from across the country battled for the $10,000 winner's purse, while another 40-plus drivers chased the $5,000 Outlaw Non-Wing prize, giving one driver the opportunity to leave Macon with $15,000 in winnings.

From the racetrack to the shop, every lap and every mile helps refine the performance, reliability, and support our customers depend on. The Hyper Racing Support Team has returned to our Lewisberry, PA headquarters after an exciting, rewarding, and successful road trip across the heart of the United States and out to California in March. The trip ended on a high note as Aiden Purdue captured the $3,500 KKM Challenge California victory. Teammate Alex Ruppert charged from 19th to finish second, giving Hyper Racing a strong one-two finish.

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.