Story by Brian Walker via worldofoutlaws.com/sprintcars/ ENERGY DRINK #17 TAKES CONTROL AT HALFWAY AND DOMINATES 40-LAPPER Beaver Dam Raceway packed the place and Sheldon Haudenschild delivered a show on Saturday night. The always-exciting pilot of the NOS Energy Drink, Stenhouse Jr. Marshall Racing #17 brought fans to the edge of their seats with a thrilling, non-stop 40-lap run through lap traffic on the Wisconsin 1/3-mile oval. Overtaking pole sitter Giovanni Scelzi on the

Story by Brian Walker via worldofoutlaw SHELDON FOLLOWING FATHER JAC HAUDENSCHILD'S FOOTSTEPS AS AN ELDORA ICON Saturday’s #LetsRaceTwo finale felt like the symbolical beginning of a new era in more ways than one. For starters, Sheldon Haudenschild finally achieved one of his biggest personal goals: winning at Eldora Speedway. The 27-year-old gasser grew up only two hours away from the 1/2-mile in Wooster, OH sitting in the shadows behind his legendary father, Jac Haudenschil

Story by Brian Walker via worldofoutlaws.com/sprintcars/ HAUDENSCHILD AND NOS ENERGY DRINK #17 BECOME FIRST REPEAT WINNERS OF 2021 Much like his legendary father Jac Haudenschild, young Sheldon Haudenschild is continuing to thrill fans nationwide in the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. His latest act came in Friday’s opener to the Drydene Texas Two-Step pres. by American Lube Supply at Cotton Bowl Speedway. Coming from sixth, Haudenschild braved the outsid

Story by Brian Walker via worldofoutlaws.com/sprintcars/ HAUDENSCHILD IS FIFTH DIFFERENT WINNER IN FIVE WORLD OF OUTLAWS FEATURES IN 2021 Magnolia Motor Speedway was simply magnificent for the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series debut on Friday night. A packed pit area, a massive crowd, and some spectacular on-track action was the perfect recipe to end Mississippi’s decade-long absence from The Greatest Show on Dirt. In the end, Sheldon Haudenschild made it fi

Story via worldofoutlaws.com/sprintcars/ THE NOS ENERGY DRINK DRIVER EARNED HIS 10TH CAREER WORLD OF OUTLAWS VICTORY Sheldon Haudenschild could watch leader Brad Sweet enter a turn by the time he found a straightaway. More than two seconds separated the top two with seven laps to go Saturday night at U.S. 36 Raceway. Both were on a mission to win. However, Sweet, the reigning champion, hadn’t won since the beginning of July. Haudenschild’s last victory was earlier this month.