ISCS - Interstate Sprint Car Series

Point standings after weekend one for ICSC

Results from Saturday May 9th at Southern Oregon Speedway

Results from May 8th at Douglas County Speedway!

Dave Hibbard Scores First ISCS Win in White City Thriller

By Ben Deatherage

WHITE CITY, Ore. (May 9, 2026) — The Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series wrapped up its season-opening weekend with another action-packed night, this time at Southern Oregon Speedway, where Dave Hibbard broke through for his first career series victory.

Following an exciting opener the night before at Douglas County Dirt Track, Saturday’s feature wasted no time getting dramatic, as a caution on the initial start reset the field before a lap could officially be completed.

When racing finally got underway, Hibbard, the 2018 Southern Oregon Speedway track champion, took control early and set the tone out front. Austin Sause gave chase, working the high side in pursuit, but Hibbard remained smooth and steady on the bottom groove to maintain the advantage.

As the race approached the halfway mark, lapped traffic began to factor in around lap nine, tightening the battle behind the leader. Bailey Hibbard and R.J. McGahuey waged a spirited fight for third during that stretch, with Bailey continuing to charge forward after being involved in the opening-start incident.

That battle soon evolved into a three-car fight for second, allowing Dave Hibbard to build a comfortable gap out front. Bailey eventually cleared Sause for the runner-up spot on lap 15 and immediately turned his focus toward tracking down his father, setting the stage for a potential rematch of their thrilling duel from the night before.

A caution on lap 19 erased the lead and set up a late-race showdown. On the restart, Dave Hibbard was flawless, pulling away cleanly. Another caution one lap later, when Bailey Hibbard slowed to a stop, set up one final restart, but once again, the leader was up to the task.

Dave Hibbard executed perfectly on the restart and drove away to secure his first Interstate Sprint Car Series victory.

R.J. McGahuey finished second, followed by Austin Sause in third. Chris Salyer came home fourth, with David Marble completing the top five.

McGahuey set quick time earlier in the evening with a 12.995-second lap. Heat race victories went to McGahuey and Salyer.

The Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returns to action on June 6 at Southern Oregon Speedway.

Hibbard Outduels Father in Wild Roseburg Opener to Win Fourth Straight ISCS Feature

By Ben Deatherage

ROSEBURG, Ore. (May 8, 2026) — The Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series opener on Friday night at Douglas County Dirt Track delivered high drama from start to finish, and when the dust settled, Bailey Hibbard stood tall after a thrilling late-race battle with his own father.

Garen Linder, piloting the Roger Henderson-owned No. 7N, jumped out to the early lead at the drop of the green in the 25-lap feature and set a strong, consistent pace out front.

The race took a dramatic turn on lap 18 when mechanical issues for Charlie Thompson brought him to a halt, triggering a chain-reaction incident. Billy Nutter, in the T.J. and Staci Winningham-owned No. 9T, was forced into the wall and tipped onto his side, while Linder was also collected in the chaos. Though Linder was able to return after a trip to the work area, the incident handed the lead to Dave Hibbard.

On the restart, it turned into a family showdown.

Dave Hibbard faced immediate pressure from his son, Bailey, in a spirited battle for the top spot. Bailey surged ahead on lap 19, only to see his father counter and reclaim the lead one circuit later. Refusing to back down, the younger Hibbard regrouped, made another charge, and secured the lead for good on lap 21.

Once out front, Bailey pulled away to finish off a remarkable run.

The victory marked his sixth career series win, fourth straight with the Interstate Sprint Car Series, and third at Douglas County Dirt Track — the most all-time at the Roseburg facility.

Dave Hibbard held on for second, followed by Chris Salyer in third. Teenager Parker Mockridge impressed with a fourth-place effort, while Linder recovered from the earlier incident to round out the top five.

Earlier in the evening, Bailey Hibbard set quick time with a 12.918-second lap around the 3/10-mile oval. Heat race wins went to Hibbard and Nutter.

ISCS Opens 2026 Season May 8-9 in Roseburg and Southern Oregon

By Ben Deatherage

ROSEBURG, Ore. (May 6, 2026) — The Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series is ready to launch its 2026 season with a two-night Southern Oregon doubleheader, bringing the premier 360 Sprint Car Series in the Pacific Northwest—formerly known as the Iron Head Sprint Series—back to action on Friday, May 8 at Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg and Saturday, May 9 at Southern Oregon Speedway in White City.

Both tracks have played major roles in the recent history of the series, producing close racing, repeat winners and several of the top names in Northwest sprint car competition.

Douglas County Dirt Track has produced four different winners in eight listed series races, with Bailey Hibbard, Blaine Cory, Camden Robustelli and Jake Wheeler each owning two wins at the Roseburg oval.

Southern Oregon Speedway has seen six different winners in 12 series events. Jake Wheeler and Camden Robustelli lead the way with four wins apiece at the White City 3/8-mile oval, while Hibbard, Cory, Charlie Thompson and Garen Linder have also visited victory lane there.

Hibbard enters the weekend on a hot streak, having won the last three Interstate Sprint Car Series events. He also made headlines last September at Douglas County Dirt Track, setting a blistering 12.592-second lap on September 12 — a mark quicker than the existing open 360 track record. R.J. McGahuey, Dave Hibbard and David Marble are also expected to be among the contenders when the season opens.

The Linder family will have plenty of attention as well, with Chris Linder coming out of retirement late last year after quite some time away from racing, while his brother Garen Linder is scheduled to compete aboard Roger Henderson’s No. 7N. Billy Nutter is another driver to keep an eye on, driving the No. 9T for car owners T.J. and Staci Winningham.

With two proven venues, a strong list of contenders and the Northwest’s premier 360 Sprint Car Series beginning a new campaign, the May 8-9 weekend gives the Interstate Sprint Car Series an immediate measuring stick to start the 2026 season.

Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series Unveils 2026 Schedule

By Ben Deatherage

MEDFORD, Ore. (Dec. 25, 2025) — A new name and a full slate of racing highlight the 2026 season for the Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series (ISCS), as series officials announced a 14-race schedule spanning Oregon and Washington.

The upcoming campaign marks the first season under the ISCS banner, following several successful years as the Iron Head Sprint Series. The rebranded tour continues its mission of delivering competitive winged Sprint Car racing while expanding its regional footprint.

The season opens with a two-night swing in Southern Oregon, beginning Friday, May 8, at the Douglas County Dirt Track, followed by Saturday, May 9, action at the Southern Oregon Speedway. The tour returns to Southern Oregon Speedway for additional events on June 6, June 27, July 4, July 24, July 25, and August 29, making it the most visited venue on the schedule.

A holiday weekend doubleheader highlights early July, with racing on Friday, July 3, at the Douglas County Dirt Track before Independence Day festivities and Sprint Car action on Saturday, July 4, at Southern Oregon Speedway.

The series heads north in August for a two-night weekend at Grays Harbor Raceway on August 14 and 15 before wrapping up the season with late-summer and early-fall stops back in Oregon. The final stretch includes August 28 at the Douglas County Dirt Track, August 29 at Southern Oregon Speedway, and a season-ending doubleheader on September 11 and 12 at the Douglas County Dirt Track.

More information, including event details and series updates, can be found on the ISCS page, which will serve as the primary source for news throughout the 2026 season.

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IHS is ISCS. Aluminum heads have made the name inappropriate for the series.