A fast-moving storm system forced officials to condense the November Spring Mountain Race Series into a single, action-packed Friday afternoon. With all four races moved into a tighter schedule, drivers faced a demanding run of back-to-back sessions where strategy, focus, and consistency were critical.
Cool temperatures and unpredictable weather set the stage for an exciting October weekend as the Spring Mountain Race Series returned to the Charleston Peak South Course. Packed grids, changing conditions, and close competition tested every driver’s confidence and precision
The Spring Mountain Race Series roared back to life to kick off a new season. Right out of the gate, drivers faced their first-ever race on one of the counterclockwise configurations. Running in the opposite direction makes the Charleston Peak North track even more technical and challenges even the strongest drivers.
After a season of fiercely contested battles within each class, the championships were finally decided in June on the Charleston Peak South Course at the Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club.
The second-to-last weekend of this season’s Spring Mountain Race Series showcased the best performers as racers battled it out on the Charleston Peak Full Course. With championship points tighter than ever in several classes, it all comes down to these final races to decide the champions.
The Charleston Peak North Course was the configuration of choice for the April race weekend at Spring Mountain Motor Resort & Country Club. Racers readied for a chance to secure their position in the championship, as opportunities are dwindling heading toward the June finale.
During the Spring Mountain Race Series’ March race weekend, drivers encountered the challenging Charleston Peak South Course. Even the most skilled drivers found the configuration demanding, leading to fierce battles throughout the Sports Car Series and Radical Cup Challenge grids.
The Spring Mountain Race Series kicked off the second half of its 2024-2025 Race Series on the 3.23-mile Charleston Peak Full Course. Much has been said about the new drivers performing well throughout the season, but many returning racers made their presence felt over the two-race weekend in February.
The Spring Mountain Race Series concluded the first half of the season with its first race of 2025 on the 2.76-mile Charleston Peak North Course. Drivers faced chilly conditions during practice, creating challenging circumstances on the tight layout. With limited overtaking opportunities, the races challenged the drivers’ precision and strategic abilities over the weekend.
As the 2024/25 Spring Mountain Race Series approaches its midpoint, racers looked to write their final chapter of the year by taking on the highly demanding 2.63-mile Charleston Peak South course configuration for a December race weekend. Racecraft and lap times have steadily improved throughout the season, but cooler temperatures required a delicate dance as…
Social media creator and racecar driver Sally McNulty took on an exhilarating challenge at the prestigious Spring Mountain Motorsport Resort, leaving her comfort zone behind to master the Radical SR3 XX.
The Charleston Peak 3.23-mile full course, known as Spring Mountain’s most challenging configuration, really put racers to the test during November’s race weekend. Plus, winter in the desert brings cooler ambient temperatures and fluctuating track conditions as the sun gradually warms the asphalt throughout the day. It’s a fantastic opportunity for the growing Radical and…
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