Gunnar Setser made the trip to U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.) on Thursday to kick off the All-In Transportation A Class Wingless Clash.

A talent-laden field of 94 entries were on hand for Thursday's preliminary action. A 12th-place finish in his qualifier and a fourth-place finish finish in his heat race left Gunnar short of qualifying for the night's prelim feature.

Action resumed on Friday, and after not being able to finish his heat race, the team made the decision to scratch from the qualifier, where they were scheduled to start 18th on the grid.

The event drew to a close on Saturday evening as Gunnar and Setser Motorsports hoped for better results. They would definitley achieve their goal.

Gunnar hit the ground running by impressively winning his heat race from the eighth-starting spot and then backed it up with a qualifier win to lock into the seventh-starting spot for the coveted main event. The 40-lap finale found the talented young racer running in the Top 10 throughout the event before ultimately crossing the finish line in the ninth position.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.US24Speedway.net.

After a one-week break Gunnar Setser was back to business on Saturday night at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana).

A stellar field of 49 entries were on hand in the Main Street Baker Non-Wing A Class, and after qualifying fifth fastest in his group, he advanced from fourth to third in his heat race, which left him just shy of locking into the main event.

Starting third in the B-Main, he crossed the finish line in the fourth position to earn the 17th-starting spot for the main event. Gunnar enjoyed a strong run in the feature, passing nine cars to finish eighth.

Meanwhile, 32 entries entered into the CSI Non-Winged Micro division, and Gunnar qualified fastest in his group to earn the fourth-starting spot for the first heat race of the night. He would unfortunately slide back to a seventh-place finish, and as a reult was relegated to the B-Main. He passed two cars to finish fifth in the B-main, which brought his night to an early end.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser returned to Indiana's U.S. 24 Speedway on Saturday night for a Weekly Racing Series Event. The night would prove to be a productive one for the young racer as he raced to a pair of podium finishes.

In the CSI Non-Winged Micro division Gunnar finished second in his heat race to earn the fourth-starting spot for the feature. Setser advanced one position to finish third behind Beau Brandon and Connor Wolf.

Meanwhile in the A-Class Winged Micro division, Gunnar set fast time in his group and then won his heat race from the fourth-starting spot. After starting on the pole for the feature he slipped to a runner-up finish behind Blane Culp.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser embarked on the opening round of a weekend doubleheader at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.) on Friday evening.

Competing in both the Concept Chassis A-Class Winged Micro and Main Street Bakery Non-Wing A-Class, Gunnar hit the ground running with a heat race win in the A-Class Winged Micro.

Starting from the pole position for the feature, he paced the first 16 laps before a bent wheel sidelined him to a 10th-place ifnish.

In Non-Wing A-Class competition on Friday, Gunnar started and finished in the eighth position in the finale.

On Saturday, redemption would be Setser's in the A-Class Winged Micro. After setting fast time in his qualifying group, he raced from fourth to third in his heat race to earn the pole for the feature. In the main event he wired the field to pick up his first win of the year. Gunnar was followed across the finish line by Charlie Allen, Cale Coons, Blane Culp, and Brittain O'Neal.

The night's Non-Wing A Class feature found Gunnar starting seventh in the feature, but retiring from the event early. He was credited with a 19th-place finish.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.US24Speedway.net.

For the first time in over two months, Gunnar Setser returned to the driver's seat with a trip west to Oklahoma's Port City Raceway for the Rayce Rudeen Foundation Non-Wing Shootout.

On Friday night 77 Non-Wing Outlaw Micros were in attendance, and Gunnar began his night by qualifying second fastest in his group before finishing fourth in his heat race. Via his heat finish he started 11th on the B-Main grid, but would see his night end early with a 12th-place finish.

Saturday evening found Setser looking for better luck. The night's slate began with him qualifying third fastest in his group, and he backed it up with a second-place finish in his heat race. For the second-straight night Setser found himself relegated to a B-Main, and he would slide back to a 15th-place finish as his night again came to an early end.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.PortCityRaceway.net.

Gunnar Setser embarked on the tall task of claiming a Golden Driller on Wednesday as the team kicked off the 36th edition of the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout at the Tulsa (Okla.) Expo Center.

Gunnar hit the ground running in 600cc Outlaw Winged competition in his Midwest Tube Mills No. 5s The Cure Starts Now Indiana entry. With 264 competitors registered for battle, Gunnar raced from eighth to third in his heat race, which impressively credited him with16th in passing points.

In 600cc Winged Micro action, 403 drivers registered for the event, and Gunnar started on the pole before finishing second. Additionally, on Wednesday Setser passed two cars in 600cc Outlaw Non-Winged Micro action to finish fourth.

Thursday action saw Gunnar again entering three divisions at the racy, 1/5-mile oval, and he started his day by rocketing from the sixth-starting spot to a heat race win in 600cc Non-Winged Micro action. Meanwhile in C-Main action in 600cc Outlaw Non-Winged Micro competition, Gunnar started and finished third in his C-Main.

The only down part of the night for the team happened in 600cc Winged Micro C-Main action, when Setser was spun from the second-and-final transfer spot coming to the checkered flag. He was credited with an 11th-place finish.

On Friday evening the team narrowed their focus to two divisions, with Gunnar racing from the third-starting position to a qualifier win in 600cc Outlaw Winged Micro action to lock into the third-starting position for Saturday's 55-lap finale. He added an eighth-place finish in the evening's 600cc Non Winged Micro competition.

On Saturday afternoon the mega-event drew to a close with Gunnar's bid for a feature starting spot in in 600cc Non-Winged Micro competition coming to an end with a 13th-place finsih in his B-Main.

Putting his sole focus on his first Golden Driller, the 13-year-old racer preppred for the 600cc Outlaw Winged Micro finale. Starting the feature in third, he ran second for the first half of the 55-lap finale before ultimately settling into a fifth-place finish behindCraig Ronk, Thomas Kunsman, Jonathan Beason, and KJ Snow.

Full results from the week are available at www.TulsaShootout.com.

Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing traveled west over the weekend to compete in the Show-Me Showdown at Sweet Springs (Mo.) Motorsports Complex.

The event began on Thursday evening with Gunnar competing in both the A-Class and Outlaw Non-Wing divisions. In A-Class action he accumulated enough points in heat race and qualifier action to earn the third-starting spot for the 20-lap feature. He went on to finish fourth behind Frank Flud, Aubrey Smith, and Brecken Reese.

On Friday evening the team was back to action with Gunnar taking part in Outlaw and Non-Wing racing competition. He finished 12th in the Outlaw feature, while Non-Wing action found him finishing fourth in his qualifier and third in his heat race. He was scheduled to start eighth in a B-Main, but mechanical issues forced him to scratch from the balance of the night's event.

The event drew to a close on Saturday night with Setser taking his No. G5 into battle in the Outlaw and A-Class ranks. He started fourth in the A-Class feature and raced in the Top 5 throughout the event before crossing the finish line in fifth behind Joey Starnes, Frank Flud, Gavan Boschele, and Aubrey Smith.

Outlaw competition saw him starting the night with a runner-up finish in his b-main to lock into the 12th-starting spot for the feature, which is where he would ultimately finish.

For full results from the night's action, please visit www.SweetSpringsRaceway.com.

Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing closed out racing for the month of September with a trip to U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.) on Saturday night to compete in A-Class Winged Micro and Non-Winged Micro competition.

Gunnar finished seventh in his A-Class Winged Micro heat race, which left him starting 21st on the grid for the finale. In the main event he mounted a great charge through the pack as he advanced 15 positions to finish sixth at the checkered flag.

Unfortunately his night in the Non-Winged Micro division came to an end before it ever really got started as mechanical issues sidelined him for the night following qualifying.

For full results from the night's action, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser entered both the A-Class Winged Micro and Non-Winged Micro ranks on Saturday night at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.).

In Non-Winged Micro competition he qualified second fastest and finished second in his heat race after starting third. The feature event saw him rolling off from the pole. Unfortunately, he was unable to capitalize on his starting spot as he slipped to a fourth-place finish behind Darin Naida, Jordan Sterling, and Stone Sharpe.

A-Class Winged Micro competition found Gunnar qualified third fastest before charging to a heat race win. In the main event, he started third and that's where he would finish as he followed Nate Lauderbaugh and Darin Naida across the finish line.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser stormed to his fourth win of the season on Saturday night with a A-Class Winged Micro win at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.).

In a 20-car field Gunnar qualified second fastest in time trials before storming to a heat race win from the third-starting position.

Via his heat race performance, Setser started on the pole position for the 25-lap feature, where he raced to the victory. Jack Hoyer, Darin Naida, Nate Lauderbaugh, and Kayla Martin completed the Top-5 finishers.

Setser also competed in the night's A-Class Non Winged Micro ranks. He started 15th in the feature and ultimately advanced four positions to finish 11th.

For full results from the event, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser and Setser racing trekked west to compete in a pair of Lucas Oil National Open Wheel (NOW 600) Micro events in Oklahoma and Missouri.

On Friday night the weekend came at action at Port City Raceway (Tulsa, Okla.) and in A-Class action 45 entries were on hand, and a fifth-to-third advancement in his heat race earned Setser the 13th-starting spot for the feature. He went on to record a 12th-place finish.

In Non-Wing action, Setser was battling against 64 competitors. Heat race action found him falling short of moving onto the main event, and his night came to an early end with a 16th-place finish in the B-Main.

Returning to the Oklahoma oval on Saturday night, Gunnar advanced from sixth-to-third in his Lucas Oil NOW 600 Non-Wing heat race to lock into the 13th-starting spot for the feature. He would go on to finish 13th in the main event.

In Lucas Oil NOW 600 A-Class action Gunnar inched into the feature with a runner-up finish in his B-Main. After starting 20th in the finale, he advanced to a 16th-place finish.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser returned to the friendly confines of U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.) on Friday night, where he was competing in both the A-Class Non Winged Micro and A-Class Winged Micro divisions.

Gunnar qualified third fastest in A-Class Winged Micro action and won his heat race to earn the third-starting spot for the feature. He would go on to finish third behind Darin Naida and Kole Kirkman.

A-Class Non Winged Micro competition also found Setser registering a third-place finish. In a 16-car field he followed Darin Naida and Mason Hannagan across the finish line.

On Saturday evening Gunnar returned to U.S. 24 Speedway tackled three different divisions at the bullring and came with solid feature finishes across the board. He crossed the finish line third in the A-Class Winged Micro, sixth in the Non-Winged Micro and second in the Outlaw Winged Micro feature.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser kicked off his race weekend on Friday night at Circle City Raceway (Indianapolis, Ind.) in 600cc Outlaw Non-Winged Micro competition. The young racer enjoyed a strong outing with a third-place finish in the feature behind Tanner Holwerda and Stone Sharpe.

On Saturday night Gunnar took both his A-Class Non Winged Micro and A-Class Winged Micro into battle at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Ind.).

A-Class Non Winged Micro competition found Setser streaking to his third overall win of the season. He won his heat race from the fourth-starting position before winning the feature from the seventh-starting position. Seth Pugh, Darin Naida, Jack Hoyer, and Beau Brandon rounded out the Top-5 finishers.

In A-Class Winged Micro action, Gunnar finished third in his heat race and went on to charge from ninth to fifth in the 23-car feature behind Darin Naida, Seth Pugh, Nate Lauderbaugh, and Adam Barth.

In Non-Winged Micro competition, Gunnar won his heat race to earn the third-starting spot for the feature on the 20-car grid. He raced in the Top 5 throughout the main event before crossing the finish line in fourth behind Darin Naida, Jack Hoyer, and Jordan Sterling.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.CircleCityRaceway.com and www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser thundered back into action on Saturday night at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana). The night proved to be a great one for the young Indiana racer as he streaked to his second-straight A-Class Winged Micro win at the facility.

With 21 entries in action, Setser hit the ground running with a heat race win to earn the pole position for the night's 25-lap feature. In the main event he wired the field to pick up his second win of the year, which came over Darin Naida, Seth Pugh,, Cale Coons, and Nate Lauderbaugh.

In Non-Winged Micro competition, Gunnar won his heat race to earn the third-starting spot for the feature on the 20-car grid. He raced in the Top 5 throughout the main event before crossing the finish line in fourth behind Darin Naida, Jack Hoyer, and Jordan Sterling.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Competing at Circle City Raceway (Indianapolis, Ind.) Gunnar Setser entered Thursday night's 600cc Outlaw Non Wing Micro division.

Setser charged from the fifth-starting spot in his heat race to pick up the win.

After starting third on the feature grid, Setser advanced to a runner-up finish behind Kole Kirkman.

On Saturday night Gunnar had a great outing at Indiana's U.S. 24 Speedway. He swept the night's program in the A-Class Winged Micro by setting fast time, winning his heat race, and ultimately winning his feature event, which marked his first triumph of the 2021 campaign. Cale Coons, Brittain O'Neal, Jack Hoyer, and Nate Lauderbaugh completed the Top-5 finishers.

In A-Class Non-Winged Micro action he won his heat race before advancing from fifth to third in the night's finale. He crossed the finish line behind Stone Sharpe and Jimmy Wood with Reed Miller and Jack Hoyer rounding out the Top-5 finishers.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.CircleCityRaceway.com and www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing trekked to Southern Illinois Raceway (Marion, Ill.) over the weekend for the Terry Sprague Memorial.

A talent-laden field of 105 Wingless Micros entered the program, and on Friday night Gunnar began his weekend by advancing from eighth-to-fifth in heat race action. He then started sixth in a b-main and was able to advance to a fifth-place finish, which left him short of transferring into the night's preliminary feature.

On Saturday night the team returned with the goal of earning a spot in the $10,000-to-win finale. Setser finished fourth in his heat race after starting third, which left him starting deep in a B-Main grid. In the B-Main, Gunnar finished ninth as hs night and weekend came to an early end.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.CircleCityRaceway.com and www.US24Speedway.net.

Thursday night racing action took Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing to Circle City Raceway (Indianapolis, Indiana).

Competing in the 600cc Non-Winged Micro division, Gunnar charged from the fourth-starting spot in his heat race to the iwn which locked him into the fourth-starting spot for the night's 25-lap feature.

Setser passed two cars to finish second behind race winner, Stone Sharpe with Brady Click, Austin Helm, and Aaliyah Ohab completing the Top 5.

On Saturday night Setser raced in both the A-Class Winged Micro division and the Non-Winged Micro division at Indiana's U.S. 24 Speedway. Racing action in the A-Class Winged Micro rans found Gunnar winning his heat race and starting fifth in the feature. Unfortunately, he'd be an early retiree to an 18th-place finish.

Meanwhile in Non-Winged Micro competition Gunnar set fast time in his qualifying group and then won his heat race to earn the fourth-starting spot for the feature. In the 25-lap affair he raced to a fifth-place finish.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.CircleCityRaceway.com and www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser made the short trip to at U.S. 24 Speedway in Logansport, Indiana on Saturday night, where he took his Setser Racing No. G5 Outlaw Winged Micro into battle.

In a field of 14 entries, he qualified fourth fastest with an 11.007-second lap around the bullring. Starting third in his heat race, Gunnar slipped to a fifth-place finish, which positioned him 10th on the starting grid for the feature.

Unfortunately, Mother Nature intervened before the feature could be contested, forcing the balance of the night's racing action to be canceled.

For full results from the event, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser and Setser Racing ventured to Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex (Sweet Springs, Missouri) over the weekend for the 2021 edition of the Small Town Throwdown.

On Friday, a talent-laden field of 64 entries took part in preliminary action for the event. A second-place finish in his heat race sent Gunnar to a qualifier, where he finished 10th. As a result, he had to run a B-Main, where a seventh-place finish left him short of earning a transfer to the main event as his night came to an early end.

Setser and the team returned on Saturday with a focus on racing their way into the $12,000-to-win feature. Gunnar hit the ground running with a heat-race win, which earned him a spot in a qualifier where he finished third.

Falling just short of earning enough passing points to lock into the feature, Setser started sixth in the b-main and advanced to a fifth-place finish, which locked him into the 24th-and-final starting spot for the coveted finale.

While he would be an early exit from the 40-lap finale, he and the team were very pleased to qualify for the big show. Additionally, along the way the team made a lot of gains, and Gunnar was able to acquire a lot of valuable seat time.

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

Gunnar Setser continued his season of learning over the weekend, as he trekked to Southern Illinois Racing (Marion, Ill.) for the Highbanks Hustle. The highly-touted event drew a field of 92 Winged Outlaw entries to the 1/5-mile oval as action came to life on Friday night.

Gunnar began his night by passing three cars in his heat race to finish fourth, which positioned him fifth on the grid for a B-Main. With the Top-4 finishers moving on to the night's preliminary feature, Gunnar finished in the fourth position.

Setser started the feature in the 21st position, but was an early retiree to a 24th-place finish.

The mega weekend drew to a close on Saturday night. After failing to pass any cars in his heat race, Setser started deep in the B-Main grid. He would fail to finish the consolation event as his weekend came to an early end.

For full results from the event, please visit www.SouthernIllinoisRaceway.org.

Gunnar Setser kicked off the Performance Electrics Outlaw Non Wing Shoootout #BigDance on Thursday night at U.S. 24 Speedway (Logansport, Indiana).

A talent-laden field of 64 entries were on hand, and a seventh-to-fourth performance in his heat race earned Setser the fourth-starting spot in a qualifier. With total points earned between heat race and qualifier action determining the starting field for the feature, Gunnar slipped to a 10th-place finish in his qualifier, aas his night ended early.

The young racer was back to action on Friday night in his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Non Wing Micro. On the heels of a second-place finish in his heat race and a fifth-place finish in his qualifier, Setser earned the 19th-starting spot for the feature event. He advanced three spots to finish 16th.

The mega weekend drew to a close on Saturday night. Gunnar fought tooth-and-nail to qualify for the feature, but he came up just short in his bid with a 7th-place finish in his qualifier.

For full results from the event, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser kicked off his Memorial Day weekend of racing on Friday night at Circus City Raceway (Peru, Indiana) in Outlaw Non-Winged action during the second round of the Performance Electronics 600cc Outlaw Non Winged event.

A whopping 88 entries were in action, and Gunnar raced from the fourth-starting spot in his heat race to finish third, which positioned him sixth on the grid for a qualifier.

The Indiana racer once again moved forward to register a second-place finish. Via cumulative passing points he earned the 12th-starting spot for the feature. He was unable to advance in the main event, and was credited with a 16th-place finish in the final rundown.

To save their equipment, the team made the decision to scratch from the remainder of the weekend's program.

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

Gunnar Setser returned to U.S. 24 Speedway in Logansport, Indiana on Saturday evening, where he was once again in action in the A-Class Non Winged Micro division and the Outlaw Winged Micro ranks.

In his Midwest Tube Mills No. G5 Outlaw Winged Micro Gunnar began his night by finishing fourth in his hat race, which earned him the seventh-starting spot for the night's 25 lap feature.

Setser went on to pass three cars in the finale to register a fourth-place finish behind Drain Naida, Craig Ronk and Russ Disinger.

After finishing fourth in his A-Class Non Winged Micro heat race in his No. G5 Micro Sprint, Gunnar started 15th on the main event grid. The 25-lap main event found Setser recording a 14th-place finish

For full results from the event, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser was back to racing action on Thursday night with the opening round of the Wingless A-Class Clash at U.S. 24 Speedway in Logansport, Indiana.

A staggering field off 99 entries were on hand, and Gunnar finished second in his heat race, which sent him to the F-Feature where he started sixth and finished fifth.

On Friday night, Sester entered the second round of the event, and he began his night by advancing to a second-place finish in his heat race. A fourth-to-first run in his qualifier earned Gunnar the third starting spot for the A-Feature. Unfortunately, he would be an early retiree to a 20th-place finish.

The weekend drew to a close on Saturday night, and Gunnar started the night by advancing from eight-to-third in his heat race, which earned him the pole position for a qualifier. Setser would slip to a ninth-place finish in the qualifier as his night and weekend came to an early end.

For full results from the event, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser kicked off a tripleheader weekend with the Lucas Oil NOW600 Series on Thursday night in the opening round of the 5th Annual Oil Capital Clash at Oklahoma's Port City Raceway.

Setser set his sights on competition in both the NOW600 Stock Non-Wing and Outlaw ranks. A talented field of 42 entries were on hand for the program, and a sixth-place finish in his heat race, sent Gunnar to a B-Main. After slipping to a 13th-place finish his night came to an early end.

In Outlaw competition Gunnar raced his way to a ninth-place finish.

Friday found the team entering the second round of the three-race weekend and Setser made gains in both divisions. In the Lucas Oil NOW600 A-Class ranks, Setser qualified for the feature. He started 12th on the grid before retiring early to a 20th-place finish.

In Outlaw competition, Gunnar improved one spot over his previous night's performance with an eighth-place finish.

After a busy and challenging first two days the team decided to bypass the third-and-final day and head back home to get ready for upcoming events.

For full results from the weekend's events, please visit www.NOW600Series.com.

Gunnar Setser hit the road with the Lucas Oil NOW600 tour on Friday afternoon as he prepared for a doubleheader weekend.

Action opened on Friday at Creek County Speedway (Sapulpa, Okla.), where Setser was pulling double duty.

Eighteen entries were on hand to do battle in the NOW600 Winged 'A" Class. The night started on a promising note with Gunnar winning his heat race to earn the fifth-starting spot for the 20-lap finale. Unfortunately he got upside down in the feature and was credited with a 16th-place finish.

In Non-Wing Micro competition Setser finished fourth in his heat race to lock into the 12th-starting spot for the feature. Bad luck bit Setser again, when a bad battery cable kept the car from starting from the feature as he was forced to scratch from the grid.

Saturday's scheduled action for Grayson County Speedway in Bells, Texas rained out, so the team traveled to Port City Raceway (Tulsa, Okla.) for a Weekly Racing Series Event. The team enjoyed a much-better night than the previous one with a 13th-place finish in Winged "A" Class action and a 5th-place finish in the Outlaw feature.

For more information on this weekend's events, please visit www.NOW600Series.com.

After more than a month removed from the driver's seat, Gunnar Setser returned to action on Saturday night at Indiana's U.S. 24 Speedway.

Entering his No. Midwest Tube Mills G5 Micro Sprint into the Outlaw Winged Micro division, Gunnar earned the fifth-starting spot for the feature event via his performance in preliminary action.

Charging forward three spots in the $1,000-to-win finale, Setser crossed the finish line in the second position, behind race winner, Emerson Axsom.

Russ Disinger, Kole Kirkman, and Reece Saldana completed the Top-5 finishers.

Swetser also competed in the night's Non-Winged Micro program, where he finished second in his heat race before registering a sixth-place finish in the night's feature.

For full results from the event, please visit www.US24Speedway.net.

Gunnar Setser kicked off his maiden voyage with the Lucas Oil NOW600 tour over the weekend at Red Dirt Raceway in Meeker, Okla.

After Mother Nature forced officials to postpone Friday's program to Sunday, the team's focus shifted to Saturday where Gunnar was one of 43 A-Class Winged Micro Sprints. Setser started the night with a sixth-place finish in his heat race, sending him to the B-Main. A sixth to second run in the B-Main would earn him the 18th starting position for the feature. Gunnar advanced six spots in the 20-lap A-Main to register a 12th place outing.

Unfortunately, prior obligations would force the team to scratch from Sunday's make-up event. 

For complete results from these events, please visit www.NOW600Series.com.

For the fourth year of his racing career, Indiana’s Gunnar Setser is preparing for his most ambitious season to date. The 12-year-old racer is setting his sights on the complete slate for the Lucas Oil National Open Wheel 600 (NOW600) Series presented by Hi-Plains Building Division, where he’ll compete in the Winged A-Class Micro division.

The busy season will take Setser to more than a dozen tracks strewn across at least six states. While he’ll be visiting many of the tracks for the first time, Gunnar is excited to take on new challenges.

“I really appreciate my mom and dad along with all of my sponsors for giving me the chance to go race a tour. I know it’s going to be a challenging year going to a bunch of new tracks and racing against tough competition every night, but I know that it’ll just make me a better driver,” said Setser, who was a 10-time feature winner in 2020. “I’m thrilled to get the year underway in Oklahoma.”

For 2021 Setser is once again utilizing D1 Chassis along with Lineman power under the hood of his familiar No. G5.

Setser looks to hit the ground running this weekend at Red Dirt Raceway (Meeker, Oklahoma) with a pair of NOW600 events. Mother Nature has pushed the program back to Saturday and Sunday with complete shows each day. 

For more information, regarding the series, please visit www.NOW600Series.com.

Gunnar Setser opened his 2021 campaign over the weekend, piloting a Keith Kunz Motorsports entry in multiple divisions at the 36th Annual Tulsa Shootout.

A field of 112 Winged Outlaw entries converged at the River Spirit Expo Center. The field was divided into 22 Heat Races with the Top-112 in passing points as the conclusion advancing to eight Qualifying Races on Friday. Gunnar advanced one spot to place fourth, which positioned him starting 11th in his qualifier.

Advancing four spots to finish seventh, Setser went on to a B-Feature where he finish fifth, ending his night early.

In the Restricted A-Class, Gunnar went into battle against a field of 60 entries. The Top-60 in passing points following 11 Heat Races would transfer to five Qualifying Races. After starting fifth, Setser advanced to a solid third place finish.

Starting 11th in a Restricted A-Class qualifier, Setser moved up two spots to finish ninth. Transferring to a B-Feature, Gunnar narrowly missed locking into the A-Main with a fourth-place finish.

In a stout field of 179 Winged A-Class drivers, Setser was once again vying for a spot in the Top-112 in passing points. A fifth-place finish in his heat race earned him the eighth starting position for a C-Feature.

The Stock Non-Wing division drew an impressive field of 303 entries to the Tulsa Expo Raceway. A fourth-place finish in his heat race earned Gunnar the fifth starting spot for a C-Feature. Charging forward to grab the win, he advanced to the 13th starting position in the B-Feature. Unfortunately, he failed to reach a transfer position into the A-Main.

For complete results from the weekend, please visit www.TulsaShootout.com.

Gunnar Setser has quickly established himself as one of the topmost popular up and coming drivers. Setser has just reached another milestone in his young career – he’ll take on the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout behind the wheel of a Keith Kunz Motorsports entry.

Setser has had two years of Tulsa Shootout experience in the past, picking up both heat race and qualifier wins last year, putting him into the feature events. Gunnar began his 2020 season in Restrictor and picked up eight Top-10’s and three wins within six weeks, he then moved up to the A-Class and got eight wins in the season.

“I am so excited for this opportunity. Keith is a legend and from my hometown so it’s super cool that he asked me to drive for him in the Bullet by Sawyer Chassis. I hope to make him proud! A lot of kids dream of driving for KKM, including me,” said the youngster from Columbus, Indiana. Setser will competing in the restrictor class.

“We wanted to bring in young fresh talent to begin our development program and I have been watching Gunnar Setser the last couple of years and going to the Shootout we thought he was a perfect fit for us to go after a Driller in the restrictor class,” said Keith Kunz.

The Tulsa Shootout, taking place December 30 – January 2 at the Tulsa Expo Center in Tulsa, Okla., is the largest event for micro sprint racing in the world. To learn more about the Tulsa Shootout, please visit www.TulsaShootout.com.