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“Everything is Bigger in Texas” That was the quote from tour co-founder Jon Courchaine. Jon and wife Jill own and operate Sniper Speed Chassis in Gillett, Wisconsin and had been racing the winter’s in the Southern United States while the snow was piling up in the dairy and cheese land. It was on a road trip home that they knew there was an interest for an IMCA Stock Car tour, but where? After spending time talking about this idea, the rumors started spreading that a tour was in the works for...more

Sniper Speed Lone Star IMCA Stock Car Tour staff are pleased to announce their partnership with My Race Pass. The Lincoln, Nebraska company has come to the forefront leader with its racetrack management systems and driver services. "With drivers, fans and crew members wanting everything that My Race Pass has to offer on race night right in the palm of their hands, we knew that the series needed to utilize the program" commented Jill Courchaine. On race night, all tracks that use My Race Pass...more

IMCA Stock Car racers, who wants to save $300.00 on the tour? Here is your chance to save money while giving back to a great cause. With the help of an anonymous donor and Jack Zimmerman, we are teaming up to raise money for the https://veteransafieldfoundation.org/. Now drivers, here is where the deal sweetens for you and your help. We are raffling a 2015 Polaris Ranger with custom upgrades. This sweet unit has less than 400 miles and was used as a ranch shuttle. You must sell a minimum of...more

Whitney, Texas based Five 1 Seven Designs and owner Jeff Moore have been a big supporters of the Sniper Speed Lone Star IMCA Stock Car Tour since its start in 2018, and are coming back strong again for the 2020 tour. "I am always about helping out with what I can" stated Jeff. This year, along with the each tour Feature winner receiving a Five 1 Seven "Happy Gilmore" check in victory lane, they will also be awarding one (1) IMCA Modified racer a free registration for all events on the tour,...more

The Inaugural Dirty 30, the most anticipated announcement of the Sniper Speed Lone Star IMCA Stock Car Tour is here. February 18th and 19th tour stop four is at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth Texas. "We wanted to go big and knew TMS was the place to do it" commented tour founder Jon Courchaine. With the addition of two nights at Texas Motor Speedway, the tour schedule is complete and now the wait is on. \ Four classes of cars will compete for the Inaugural Dirty 30 titles. IMCA Stock...more

There are 100 premium pavement parking spots available for the Inaugural Dirty 30 at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track. Drivers wanting to reserve a spot must be registered for the Sniper Speed Lone Star Stock Car Tour or the Dirty 30 by using their existing My Race Pass account at http://www.sniperspeedtour.com/ Premium parking is $125.00 per spot and are reserved on first come first serve basis. Spots will not be sold to non registered drivers. Premium parking reservation opens at 10:00 am...more

ABILENE, Texas – Everything just got even bigger in Texas. Ten thousand dollar bonuses have been announced for any IMCA Sunoco Stock Car or IMCA Modified driver who can win both Sniper Speed Lone Star Tour main events Saturday, Feb. 15 at Abilene Speedway and Wednesday, Feb. 19 at Texas Motor Speedway. The IMCA SportMod driver who can accomplish the same feat earns a $5,000 bonus. Drivers in each of those divisions must be pre-registered for the tour by Feb. 10 – they can go to the...more

Time to put your money where you mouth is. Every night of the tour, starting with the Prelude at Abilene, you can bid on your favorite preregistered IMCA Stock Car racer to win the Feature. Good Luck. Visit https://www.whowins.today/user/login for your free registration. Click this link to find an informational video for all the details. https://www.facebook.com/lonestarstockcartour/videos/798964743947423/?t=5

ABILENE, Texas (Feb. 15) – Following his opening night Sniper Speed Lone Star Tour win Saturday at Abilene Speedway, Westin Abbey can take aim at a much bigger payday. The three-time and defending EQ Cylinder Heads Southern Region champion topped the main event for IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, earning $1,000 and a shot at a $10,000 bonus if he can win Texas Motor Speedway’s Wednesday night Dirty 30 show as well. Eighty drivers from 11 states saw tour action at Abilene. Ninth in Friday’s Ice Breaker...more

WACO, Texas (Feb. 16) – Night two of the Sniper Speed Lone Star Tour saw Derek Green make a second stop in victory lane. Green led the last 10 laps of Sunday’s IMCA Sunoco Stock Car feature at Heart O’ Texas Speedway, earning $1,000. He’d started the 30-lap main event from 11th after winning his ‘B’ race and had taken over the front spot just before a turn three incident that eliminated challengers Dean Cornelius and Angel Munoz. Jeffrey Abbey raced from 19th starting to second, Abe Huls from...more