P Won Performance

09/22/2026

We would like to congratulate Ken Hron and Jeremy Lizakowski on their first and second place finishes at the North Dakota Non-wing Nationals. Both ride on P Won Shock packages.

P Won Performance based in Plymouth, WI offers race engineered shock and LS engine packages to wing and non-wing sprint car teams. We are proud to provide exceptional equipment and performance support for our customers.

11/12/2025

I’m proud to call Nick a new customer, and even more so a new friend. He is an awesome guy with an amazing story.

04/11/2025

P Won Performance has used sprint car tires available for $20 each. Most have approximately 50% tread remaining. We have the following sizes:
105 Medium
98 SC12
94 D12A
93D12A

All are available for pick up at our Ham Lake Shop.

09/26/2024

IRA Teams, P Won Performance will be at Mississippi Thunder with stock of fresh tires. Come see us at the P Won trailer. If you know what you want, you can pre order online and we will have them ready for you.

We also carry almost anything you need for your sprint car including Triple X chassis components, HRP wings, and pumps.

06/13/2024

Sprint Car, Midget, Micro Sprint, and Outlaw Kart parts and performance services.

06/13/2024

P won Performance will be at the UMSS races at Princeton Speedway and Ogilvie Raceway this weekend, stocking tires and Triple X chassis components. Preordered tires will be delivered to the track.

Sprint Car, Midget, Micro Sprint, and Outlaw Kart parts and performance services.

10/07/2023

09/09/2023

In honor of the 1962 Knoxville Nationals champion, Jerry Richert Sr, P Won is offering an award at the Jerry Richert Memorial Race, at Cedar Lake Speedway. We are awarding $62 to the driver who draws the highest number, and worst starting spot in the redraw for every class. It’s one of the best open wheel races of the season in the upper Midwest.

09/02/2023

Sammy Swindell in victory lane is nothing new. But, the steering linkage on the 01 car is something many haven’t seen. I designed this in 2004 and shared it with a few outlaw drivers. It is designed to reduce bump-steer and save the steering box in a crash. It has been on the pole of the Knoxville Nationals, won Outlaw and USAC races, and Sammy’s team builds it into every car. It’s good to see Sammy is still winning, and still respects innovation.