Kingdom Racing

May 7, 2010. DAVEY HAMILTON RETURNS TO TEXAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2001 CRASH WHICH NEARLY ENDED HIS CAREER The last time Davey Hamilton was at Texas Motor Speedway as a competitive driver in the IZOD IndyCar Series he was being airlifted to Parkland Hospital after a high-speed cras

Race Events: Indy Lights: The Kingdom Racing No 32 car competed in 7 out of 14 races in 2009.  The car was ready to go at each track from the moment it rolled off the transporter. Brandon Wagner showed tremendous improvement throughout the season, the highlights being his first pole

KINGDOM RACING’S DAVEY HAMILTON RACES IN CHICAGOLAND FOR THE FIRST TIME JOLIET, Ill. – IZOD IndyCar driver Davey Hamilton had driven hundreds of laps on the 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway oval – just not in an IZOD IndyCar Series car in competition. On August 28th Kingdom Racing’s Davey Ha

HIGHER PURPOSE MEDIA has announced that KINGDOM RACING will be associated with the new film “SCREAMING HALT” based on the true story of Indy race car driver Davey Hamilton.  “This is an association I have wanted for the film since its inception” said the film’s producer Brad Wilson.  �

On June 4 and 5, Kingdom Racing along with Fiesta Mart will host fan festivals to celebrate IZOD IndyCar driver Davey Hamilton’s courageous comeback. The race marks Davey ’s first return to the Texas Motor Speedway since his terrible wreck in 2001. Kingdom Racing’s theme for  Davey’s return

Kingdom Racing announced on February 24 that driver Davey Hamilton will race in three IZOD IndyCar races in 2010. Hamilton and Kingdom Racing have agreed with Luzco Dragon Racing to enter the Indianapolis 500, the Bombardier Learjet 550 at Texas Motor Speedway and another oval race. “We are rea

We have been asked, "How many fans did Kingdom Racing touch at the Indy and Texas outreach events this year?" Great question! This May and June of 2010, Kingdom Racing reached thousands of people with the good news of Jesus Christ through fan outreach programs held at the Indianapolis 500 and Te

The Stroke of His Hand. It started with a lunch between two friends from church. Neither man had any idea the other had a passion for racing…so when Bill Edwards (who had just returned from photographing the Indy 500 for Learjet Bombardier) began telling about his trip, George Del Canto shared