Sprint car driver · Taylorsville, Kentucky

Dillan Baldwin #67B

IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars · Slick Race Graphics · Spencer County High School, Class of 2027

Two years old at the Kings Royal. Go-karts by seven. Sprint cars by twelve — skipping Micro Sprints entirely, jumping from 5 horsepower straight to 500. By 14 he won the Kokomo Klash. By 16 he won a $10,000 feature at Bloomington. At 17, he's Top 15 nationally, wrapping 20+ race cars a year through his own company, and racing tonight in Orrville, Ohio.

#67B

Green flag tonight

Wayne County Speedway

Orrville, OH · Ohio Thunder RaceSaver 305 Sprints · 3/8 mile dirt · 61st season

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Green flag is out.

0 yrs

Racing

$0K

Biggest purse

0th

IMCA national '24

Cars wrapped '25

The career arc

From the grandstands to the national stage

Most drivers ease into sprint cars through years of Micro Sprints. Dillan Baldwin went straight in. That decision — and the decade of work behind it — produced one of the fastest ascents in grassroots open-wheel racing.

The Kings Royal

2011 · Age 2

First sprint car race as a spectator. Hooked immediately. His dad called it "probably a bad decision." It was the best one either of them ever made.

Karts & Quarter Midgets

2016–2020 · Ages 7–11

Arrive-and-drive karts. Champ Karts. Quarter Midgets. Five years building the foundational racecraft — throttle control, car placement, and the ability to read a dirt surface — before the real horsepower came.

Foundation

Straight to Sprint Cars

~2021 · Age ~12

No Micro Sprint transition. 5 horsepower to nearly 500 in a single step. Used iRacing to build visual familiarity with tracks before climbing in. "It's not the same as being in the car. But it helps you get comfortable with what you're seeing."

5hp → 500hpiRacing prep

Kokomo KlashKokomo Speedway

2023 · Age 14

First major win. A breakout result at one of Indiana's most iconic dirt ovals. At 14, racing against veterans with decades more experience — and beating them.

Feature win

Harvest Cup · P5 nationallyTri-State Speedway, Haubstadt

2024

Won the Harvest Cup. Finished 5th in national IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car points — the highest-finishing teenager in the country.

Feature winP5 national

$10,000 Kevin Huntley MemorialBloomington Speedway

September 5, 2025 · Age 16

37 cars. Eight states. Drivers from the United Kingdom. One of the most prestigious races on the RaceSaver calendar. Started third, found a moisture line nobody else saw, and took control. "Everything started to slow down for me. I could think ahead more and make smarter moves."

$10,000 winner37-car field8 states + UK

2025 final standings

Full season

T-10th in IMCA RaceSaver national points. 13th in Junior National standings. Competing nationally while attending high school full-time and running a business.

T-10 nationalP13 junior

2026 season

Current · Age 17

14th nationally through early April. Focused on Huntley's Hoosier Winged Sprint Series with planned shots at the RaceSaver Nationals, Carolina Sprint Tour, and Stan Cisar Speedweek in Nebraska. Tonight: Wayne County Speedway.

P14 nationalRacing tonight

We figured if we ran in the top five that would be great. But everything started to slow down for me. I could think ahead more and make smarter moves.
— Dillan Baldwin, after winning the Kevin Huntley Memorial

By the numbers

Verified IMCA results

IMCA national '24

IMCA national '25

T-10

Junior national '25

P13

IMCA national '26

P14

Biggest purse

$10K

Cars wrapped '25

20+

Years in business

Off the track

Driver. Designer. Builder.

Slick Race Graphics

Founded at 12. Full car wraps, custom logos, raceday graphics — affordable motorsports design for teams that want to look professional without blowing their budget. Design, print, and install, all run by one person. 20+ cars wrapped in 2025 alone. "I feel like one person doing three jobs. But I've figured out a way to get it done."

Owner & Designer5+ yearsAdobe Illustrator

Spencer County HS · Welding

Junior at Spencer County High School. Simultaneously enrolled in the welding program at Shelby County Area Technology Center — hands-on fabrication that mirrors race shop work. Balancing school, a national racing career, and a growing design business. Not waiting to graduate to start building.

Class of 2027Welding cert

#ThankYouVeterans

Every race, the #67B carries "Thank You Veterans" — not a sponsor, a conviction. Partnered with Veterans For The Win (Cari Mueller). "I proudly carry it to honor the men and women who have served our country. It's a message I truly believe in and am proud to stand behind."

Every raceVeterans For The Win

Partners & sponsors

The team behind #67B

Sprint car racing is a team effort. These are the companies and people that keep the 67B on the track every weekend.

The bottom line: Dillan Baldwin is 17 years old. He's already done more than most people accomplish in a lifetime of talking about it. He didn't wait for a Micro Sprint transition. He didn't wait to finish school before starting a company. He didn't wait for a bigger team or a bigger budget. He went straight at it — 5 horsepower to 500, doodling car wraps to wrapping 20 cars a year, kid in the stands to $10,000 feature winner. This is what happens when someone decides early and commits completely.