Four G² Racing quarter midgets lined up on the shop floor

Boerne, Texas · Quarter midget racing

Two brothers.
Four race cars.
Generations of racing.

Meet Connor and Ryan Guthrie, the brothers behind G² Racing. Under the lights and on the ovals from Las Vegas to Indianapolis — with four generations of racers behind them.

This season

44 wins

from 61 starts

Texas Shoot Out

34 for 34

every feature, every class

BOSS Series

Leading all four

three races to go

National Standings

9th & 10th

Connor Sr Honda · Ryan Jr Honda

The team

More than checkered flags and podium finishes.

It's the hours spent in the garage, the lessons learned on and off the track, the friendships made, and the family memories being built along the way.

Connor runs Senior Honda and Light 160. Ryan runs Junior Honda and Junior 160. Two classes each means two cars each — four race cars in the trailer, four results every weekend.

Both boys are top-10 nationally ranked in the NASCAR Youth Series, racing at tracks across the country while also competing locally in Texas and regionally with the Best of the Southwest Series.

The G² Racing canopy in the paddock with cars lined up beneath it
The G² Racing paddock. Four cars, one canopy.

4

Generations

Greenberg side

3

Generations

Guthrie side

3

At Indianapolis

Grandfather, father, sons

19

Race weekends

This season

01 / Latest

Albuquerque. All four won.

Race 3 of the Best of the Southwest Series, in the city where all four of them were born — and both boys took both their classes.

Quarter midgets racing across a painted Texas flag infield
Home stateRacing across the Texas flag — the local series the boys grew up in.
Connor and Ryan holding Tulsa feature winner signs
Tulsa, JuneFour feature wins in one weekend at BOSS Race 1.
Jim Guthrie and Lyle Greenberg with Connor and Ryan
Two grandfathers, two racing families. Jim “Pops” Guthrie, left, and Lyle “Bampa” Greenberg.

The lineage

G is for Guthrie. G is for Greenberg.

One side came up on ovals and at Indianapolis. The other built a drag strip in Albuquerque and still runs nitro. The boys are the first to carry both names.

02 / From the track

This season, in frames.

Quarter midgets racing side by side
Race dayBest of the Southwest Series.
Two people watching a quarter midget from the fence line
The fence lineEvery parent, every weekend.
Quarter midgets in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway paddock
IndianapolisOn the bricks, July.
Photography by Sean Folsom Photography, used under licence. Watermarks retained.

Brothers first. Teammates always.

We race across the country and we help other families get started. If your kid is thinking about quarter midgets, we'll point you the right way.