
Blake Hahn Returns to ASCS, Aims for Third Sprint Car Championship
Blake Hahn, a two-time ASCS National Tour champion, announces his return to full-time 360 Sprint Car competition for the 2025 season in pursuit of a third championship title.

Race car driver Jeff Hahn
Hahn, 30, from Sapulpa, OK, will compete in all 42 races of the ASCS National Tour after spending two seasons focusing on 410 Sprint Car racing. His return to ASCS is motivated by family ties and the series' recent acquisition by World Racing Group (WRG) in March 2024.

Yellow sprint car racing on dirt
The grandson of ASCS founder Emmett Hahn has already demonstrated his competitive edge, securing three consecutive top-10 finishes and a Feature win at Creek County Speedway during the 2024 Fuzzy's Fall Fling.
The 2025 season presents new challenges with increased competition, including five-time champion Sam Hafertepe Jr. and reigning champion Seth Bergman. Hahn will pilot his signature yellow/pink Smiley's Racing Products No. 52, aiming to tie Tim Crawley's record for third-most championships in ASCS history.
The season opener is scheduled for January 30-February 1, 2025, at Volusia Speedway Park during the 54th Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals. All races will be streamed live on DIRTVision, providing enhanced exposure for teams and sponsors.
About ASCS: Founded in 1992, the American Sprint Car Series has evolved from regional races in the Southwest to become the country's premier 360 Sprint Car Series. The organization now sanctions nine regional series encompassing 360 Sprint Cars, 410 Sprint Cars, and Non-Wing Sprint Cars, with support from DIRTVision, Hoosier Racing Tire, Racing Electronics, and VP Racing.
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