Setser Racing has high hopes for Saturday night's racing program at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana). Unfortunately, it would prove to be an uphill battle all night for the team's driver, Gunnar Setser.

Mechanical issues in both his heat race and the feature forced the pilot of the Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint to retire early with a DNF>

For full results from the race night, please visit www.us24speedway.net.

The first-ever trip to Missouri's Sweet Spings Motorsports Complex was no challenge for Gunnar Setser. The young phenom raced his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint to his eighth win of the season in his debut at the multi-grooved oval.

Gunnar started his night by charging from the final-starting spot in his heat race to score the commanding victory. Via his heat race performance, Setser locked into the pole position for the feature.

The finale found him leading every lap to race to Victory Lane!

For full results from the race night, please visit www.SweetSpringsRaceway.com.

Setser Racing rolled into U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana) on Saturday night, where Gunnar Setser returned to the driver's seat of his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.

For the second-straight week, Gunnar was forced to get up on the wheel to overcome adversity. In the feature he tangled with the second-place car before bouncing back to finish in the fourth position.

For full results from the race night, please visit www.us24speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser may have started his night at Circus City Speedway (Peru, Indiana) with a DNF in his heat race, but he rebounded for a runner-up finish in the finale in his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.

Mechanical issues while leading his heat race forced Gunnar pitside. As a result, he started sixth on the feature grid before rebounding to a runner-up finish behind race winner, Jack Hoyer.

For full results from the events, please visit www.CircusCitySpeedway.org.

Weekend action for Setser Racing opened on Friday night at Wayne County Speedway (Wayne County, Illinois) as Gunnar Setser took his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint into battle in the opening round of the Showdown in Bean Town.

Unfortunately, the night wouldn't go as planned in the Restricted Winged Micro Sprint division for the 10-year-old racer. Problems in heat race action relegated him to a DNF. In the feature he was only able to manage a third-place finish.

On Saturday night it would be another grind for the team. The car would only run for a few laps at a time, ultimately forcing Gunnar to retire from the program before racing action began.

For full results from the events, please visit www.RaceWayneCounty.com.

Gunnar Setser continued his recent, hot streak on Saturday night with a dominating performance behind the wheel of his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.

The talented 10-year-old conquered the Restricted Winged Micro Sprint division action at Circus City Speedway to earn his seventh victory of 2019.

Gunnar started his outing with a runner-up performance in his heat race, which positioned him second on the starting gird for the finale.

In the feature Setser jumped to the lead at the drop of the green flag and never looked back en route to the victory. Cale Coons, Aiden Williamson, Easton Zent, and Enrique Montlieaux completed the Top-5 finishers.

For full results from the events, please visit www.CircusCitySpeedway.org.

A rare midweek show took Setser Racing to Circus City Speedway (Peru, Indiana) on Wednesday night. Team driver, Gunnar Setser led the team into battle in his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint. (Dan Smith photo)

Gunnar started his outing with a heat race win from the second-starting spot, which locked him into the pole position for the feature event.

As the feature went green Setser jumped to the top spot over the 11-car field, but bad luck would bite entering turn 3, when he tagged an infield tire, which sent him spinning.

After rejoining the tail of the field Gunnar rebounded to finish in the runner-up spot behind race winner, Jack Hoyer.

Rain throughout the area left the team scrambling for a place to race on Saturday night. Setser Racing ultimately found themselves competing at Coles County Speedway (Mattoon, Illinois). Gunnar broke out the broom and made a clean sweep of the program. He won both his heat and his qualifier to earn the pole position for the feature.

Setser jumped to the top spot on the third circuit of the feature and never looked back on his way to his sixth win of 2019.

For full results from the events, please visit www.CircusCitySpeedway.org and www.facebook.com/Coles-County-Speedway-Official-Page-572596982846859/.

Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing returned to U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana) on Saturday night. Setser was looking for his second-straight Non-Wing Restricted Winged Micro victory, but unfortunately it just wasn't meant to be.

Battling the handle of the new division on a very slick track surface, he was only able to manage a fourth-place finish in the final rundown. Even though it wasn't the result that he had hoped for, it was a learning experience for the talented young driver in his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.

For full results from the race night, please visit www.us24speedway.net.

Making the first Wingless Restricted A-Class Micro Sprint start of his young career was no big deal for Gunnar Setser on Monday night

Despite racing with a different setup, the end result was still the same as the Indiana racer took his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint to Victory Lane at Circus City Speedway.

The triumph marked his fifth of the 2019 campaign.

Gunnar made a clean sweep of the program. He started his night by winning his heat race from the pole position, and then he charged from the fourth-starting spot in the feature to claim his second win at the facility in the past three days.

Jack Hoyer, Easton Zent, Brodie Wendel and Cale Coons completed the Top-5 finishers.

For full results from the events, please visit www.CircusCitySpeedway.org.

Gunnar Setser returned to his winning ways on Saturday night. Behind the wheel of his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint, the 10-year-old phenom streaked to the Restrictor Class victory at Circus City Speedway.

The victory was his fourth of the 2019 season.

Heat race action found Gunnar racing from the fourth-starting spot to a runner-up finish. His performance positioned him fourth on the starting grid for the feature.

As the finale went green Setser quickly found his way into the second position. Gunnar began pressuring the leader for the top spot, and following an early-race restart he used the low line to take control of the lead. Despite a plethora of cautions, including one with just two laps to go, Setser paced the field for the remainder of the feature to score the victory. He picked up $600 for his efforts.

Mason Hannagan, Easton Zent, Ryan Roark, and Cale Coons completed the Top-5 finishers.

For full results from the events, please visit www.CircusCitySpeedway.org.

Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing entered a single event over the weekend. On Saturday evening the team invaded U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana), where Gunnar was competing in the Restricted Winged Micro division.

Difficulties early in the night left Gunnar starting the feature on the tail in his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.
Despite starting last in the finale he was able to advance to a third-place finish behind Reed Miller and Jack Hoyer.

The team hopes to have their primary engine back for their upcoming events.

For full results from the events, please visit www.us24speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser carried a two-race win streak into Friday night's event at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana). By the time the night was over he had parked his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint in Victory Lane for the third-straight time.

Gunnar made a clean sweep of the night's Restricted Winged Micro program. He won his heat race to earn the pole-starting position for the feature. In the main event he motored away from the pack to pick up the victory, which was his third of the 2019 campaign.

On Saturday night the team traveled to Circus City Speedway (Peru, Indiana). Unfortunately, luck would not be on his side as a mechanical failure brought his night to an early end.

For full results from the events, please visit www.us24speedway.net.

Fresh off his first-career win in the Restrictor class, which came one week earlier, Gunnar Setser charged to the victory on Saturday night at Wayne County Speedway (Wayne City, Illinois).

His second-straight triumph came aboard his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.

Gunnar started his night with a heat race win, and then went on to charge to the feature win. He was followed across the finish line by Cale Coons, Megan Thomas and Izzie Wilson.

Sunday night's scheduled event at U.S. 24 Speedway fell victim to rain.

For full results from the events, please visit www.racewaynecounty.com.

Gunnar Setser entered Tuesday Night Thunder at Wayne County Speedway (Wayne City, Illinois), and enjoyed a great outing.
He started his night by winning his heat race in his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Setser Fabricating/ Concept Chassis Micro Sprint, which locked him into a front-row starting spot for the Restrictor main event

In the feature, Gunnar drove a great race and led until late in the race, when he lost the lead in lapped traffic. He would go on to record a runner-up finish at the checkered flag.

Friday night took the team to U.S. 24 Raceway (Logansport, Indiana), where Gunnar started his night by setting second fast time, and then he finished second in his heat race. The feature proved to be full of challenges for the talented young driver. After a pair of trips to the tail he rebounded to finish sixth.

Saturday night was a milestone outing for Gunnar Setser at Circus City Speedway (Peru, Indiana). He started his night with a heat race win to earn the pole position for the feature. He grabbed the lead early and wen on to lead every lap of the feature to pick up his first-career Restrictor Micro Sprint win.

For full results from the events, please visit www.racewaynecounty.com, www.US24Speedway.net and www.CircusCitySpeedway.org.

Mother Nature finally allowed 10-year-old, Gunnar Setser to return to action on Saturday evening in his Setser Fabricating #G5 Concept Chassis Micro Sprint.

The team made the short trip to Circus City Speedway (Peru, Indiana), where he was competing in the NOW600 Restricted A-Class Micro Sprint division.

Gunnar finished fourth in his heat race, after starting in the fifth position. Via his heat race performance, he started sixth in the feature.

Unfortunately his run in the feature came to an early end, when he broke a right-front shock on the second lap. Setser was credited with a ninth-place finish in the final rundown.

Full results from the event are available at www.CircusCitySpeedway.org.

Columbus, Indiana's Setser Racing is the latest addition to the MSR Mafia team and has launched a brand-new cyber home at www.SetserRacing.com.

The team fields Micro Sprint and Junior Sprint entries. Veteran racer, Jason Setser competes in various divisions in his #12s Micro Sprint. Meanwhile, his 10-year-old son, Gunnar is preparing for the second year of competition behind the wheel of his Setser Fabricating #G5 Concept Chassis Junior Sprint.

The 2018 season was his rookie season in the class, but it didn't stop Gunnar from storming to a staggering 14 feature wins.

Setser Racing recently kicked off their 2019 campaign with a trip to the annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout. Jason fell just short of qualifying for the featur in the Stock Non-Wing division. Gunnar had a great outing. He earned the fifth-starting spot for the Junior Sprint feature against a talented field of 60 competitors. Unfortunately, bad luck struck in the feature, and he was sidelined to a 15th-place finish.

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