Bradley Fezard, a former NOW600 and POWRi Micro Sprint champion from Bonnerdale, AR, is returning for his second year on the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) National Tour. After a challenging rookie season in 2024, Fezard is ready to build on his experience and progress in the sport.

During his rookie campaign, Fezard secured four top-10 finishes, with his best results being ninth place on three separate occasions. He finished 12th in the final points standings, competing against some of sprint car racing's toughest competition.

"Once you get to run the 360 with the ASCS guys, it's kind of a whole new take on competition," Fezard said. "It's really stout, and with as tough as it is to run competitively, it keeps you hungry and wanting more each week."

For the 2025 season, Fezard and his V&H Fresh Racing team are making significant improvements. They've invested in two new Triple X chassis and hired a full-time crew member. Additionally, they've brought on Jesse Barstad as crew chief to provide valuable expertise both in the shop and at the track.

Fezard's goals for 2025 include:

• Securing one or two wins
• Increasing podium finishes
• Improving overall points standing
• Finishing in the top 10 in season points

Fans can catch Fezard's next race on Saturday, April 12, at Salina Highbanks Speedway in Salina, OK. The event will be available for streaming on DIRTVision for those unable to attend in person.

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