Joseph Joiner Banks $27,000 Payday in Powell Family Memorial
Looks Ahead to National 100 at EAMS

MILTON, Fla. (10/25/22) – Joseph Joiner made a late-race rally back to the lead and ultimately the win on Saturday in the finale of 27th annual Powell Family Memorial at All-Tech Raceway.

Joiner’s thrilling sixth win of the season was worth a whopping $27,000 in Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series action aboard his Base Racing Fuel No. 10 Langenfelder Mechanical Contractors / Three Trade Consultants / Capital Race Car Crate Late Model.

"I don't even know how to tell you (it feels to win this race), I just hope we get to do more of these races, where we can start winning these things and getting our name in some history books here," Joiner said in Victory Lane. "This is great, this race is awesome, the atmosphere here, all the fans and all the good race cars that showed up."

Joseph Joiner and Jesse Enterkin led the Hunt The Front team into the 27th annual Powell Family Memorial over the weekend at All-Tech Raceway (Ellisville, Fla.).

Seventy-three Crate Racin' USA Late Models registered for action on Friday, and Joseph set fast time in his group and overall before winning his heat race from the pole position.

Starting on the pole of the 67-lap finale Joseph led the first 39 laps before he and Cory Hedgecock engaged in a battle for the lead over the next several laps. Kyle Bronson soon joined the battle, leading laps 57-60. Joiner slipped back as far as third before retaking the lead for good on the 61st circuit. The Floridian paced the closing circuits to clinch the $27,000 victory.

His sixth win of the year came over Cory Hedgecock, Kyle Bronson, Michael Page, and Jeremy Steele.

Meanwhile, Jesse Enterkin qualified fourth fastest in his group before nothing a fifth-place finish in his heat race. Slipping from the fifth-starting spot to a 10th-place finish resulted in Jesse missing the cut from the main event.

However, he did earn the 17th-starting spot for the Last Chance Race, where he advanced to a 10th-place finish. With only the winner moving onto the main event, his outing came to early end.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.AllTechRaceway.com .

The team now turns its attention to this weekend’s National 100 at East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Ala.). Joseph will go after his second triumph in the mega event with a $30,000 payday on the line on Saturday night. He claimed the coveted $15,000 victory in 2020.

Meanwhile, Jesse will look to claim the $5,000 top prize in the 604 Crate Late Model division.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.EAMSdirt.com .

The Hunt the Front racing team would like to thank all of their marketing partners, which include Langenfelder Mechanical Contractors, Trading Paints, Three Trade Consultants, The Law Offices of Cole & Davis, GO Lithium, Wehrs Machine & Racing Products, Dirt Track Bank (A Division of Malvern Bank), Capital Race Cars, Penske Racing Shocks, Base Racing Fuel and Oil, Schoenfeld Headers, QA1, Jones Racing Products, Velocita USA, Robert & Sons Aluminum, Dirt Defender, StopTech Brakes, DirtCarLift.com, Earnhardt Technologies Group, Gorsuch Performance Solutions, Vonbohn Products, Justin’s Horseshoe Art, Jasper Auto Supply (NAPA), and MyRacePass Marketing Services.

For the latest team news and updates on Hunt the Front, please visit www.HuntTheFront.net. You can also connect with Hunt the Front on Facebook @huntthefront56, on Twitter @huntthefrontjj, and on Instagram @hunt_the_front_vlog.

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com)

Chase Junghans Hustles to Humboldt WoO $10,000 Victory
Adds Fourth and Second-Place Finishes on Saturday and Sunday

Manhattan, Kansas (10/25/22) –Chase Junghans rarely gets to compete in Super Late Model events in his home state of Kansas. However, over the weekend he made the most of a home state slate.

Junghans piloted his Shop Quik Convenience Stores No. 18 Bozard Ford Lincoln/XR1 Rocket Chassis/ Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model to the $10,000 World of Outlaws (WoO) Case Late Model Series win on Friday night at Humboldt (Kan.) Speedway.

He added a fourth-place finish on Saturday night at 81 Speedway before registering a runner-up performance on Sunday evening at Missouri’s U.S. 36 Raceway.

“What a great weekend for our team. The last time we raced at Knoxville (Raceway) back in September we just weren’t very good, but we went to work, and had just an awesome weekend about as close to home as we ever get to be,” Junghans said. “On Friday night at Humboldt (Speedway) I had to pick my way through lapped traffic, but my car would go wherever I needed it. That was my first Outlaws win with my mom there at the track, and that made it really special.

“We were pretty fast at 81 Speedway on Saturday night and got another Top 5, and then on Sunday at U.S. 36 (Raceway), we actually led some, but Mikey (Marlar) got past us in lapped traffic and was just a little better than us. We still finished second, and we’ll proudly take that and move into the final events of the season.”

Friday night found Chase Junghans in action at Humboldt Speedway (Humboldt, Kan.) piloting his Junghans Discount Liquor No. 18 Late Model for a three-day weekend with the World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series.

Drawing 38 Late Models for the Rick Eshelman Kansas Tribute Tour opener, Chase laid down the fourth-fastest time in his group before placing first in his heat. Receiving the pole for the feature via the redraw, Junghans dominated all 40 laps to record his second win of the season and fourth career with the World of Outlaws. He bagged a $10,000 prize ahead of Dennis Erb Jr., Max Blair, Mike Marlar, and Tyler Bruening.

On Saturday afternoon at 81 Speedway (Park City, Kan.), Junghans’ fourth-to-second run in his heat race promoted him into the redraw. Rolling off on the fourth row for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Chase gained three spots in the 40-lapper to register a fourth-place finish. He followed Brandon Sheppard, Billy Moyer, and Dennis Erb Jr. across the line with Gordy Gundaker coming in fifth.

In a field of 28 entries on Sunday at U.S. 36 Raceway (Osborn, Mo.), Chase followed up a second-place finish in his heat race with a runner-up finish in the feature. He led laps 8-25 before ultimately crossing the line in second in the 40-lap affair.

He trailed Mike Marlar to the checkers with Tyler Bruening rounding out the podium.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.WoOLMS.com .

The team will tentatively enter a single event this weekend with a Friday trip to Lakeside Speedway (Kansas City, Kan.) for the $10,000-to-win United States Modified Touring Series (USMTS) event.

For more information on the program, please visit www.USMTS.com .

Chase Junghans Racing would like to thank their principal and associate sponsors including Shop Quik Convenience Stores, Bozard Ford Lincoln, Sunoco Race Fuels, Junghans Discount Liquors, Paulson Rock Products, Schaeffer Oil, Hoosier Tire, Rocket Chassis, Clements Racing Engines, Hooker Harness, Keyser Manufacturing, Integra Shocks, Fast Shafts Driveshafts, Speedway Motors, PRC, Sweet Manufacturing, and MSR Mafia Marketing Services.

For the latest team news and updates on Chase Junghans Racing, please visit www.ChaseJunghans.com .

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com)

Brandon Sheppard Collects 81st-Career World of Outlaws Win
Senoia Raceway’s Second Annual Peach State Classic Up Next

NEW BERLIN, Ill. (10/25/22) – Brandon Sheppard recorded his record-setting 81st – career World of Outlaws (WoO) Case Late Model Series victory on Saturday night at Kansas’ 81 Speedway.

His 14th win of the season came aboard his Dennis G. Woodworth Attorney at Law No. B5 Valvoline / TrueTimber / The Goddard School for Early Childhood Development / Pro Power Racing Engines / XR1 Rocket Chassis Super Late Model.

“It was a pretty good weekend for our team. On Friday night (at Humboldt Speedway) I just made some bad calls on the adjustments, and we weren’t where we needed to be on the setup. However, on Saturday night we were really good and as the race went on the car got better and better and got the win. 81 Speedway is an awesome place, and I always enjoy going there. We rounded things out on Sunday night at U.S. 36 (Raceway). We buried ourselves early but rebounded for a Top 10.

“We’re going to take a few weeks off and we’ll be back in action the second week of November at Senoia (Raceway). Thanks to everyone who supports our team and makes it all possible.”

Brandon Sheppard invaded Humboldt Speedway (Humboldt, Kan.) on Friday evening to kick off a three-day weekend with the World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series aboard his True Timber No. B5 Late Model.

With 38 Late Models on hand for the opening round of the Rick Eshelman Kansas Tribute Tour, Sheppard clocked in fourth-fastest in his group before placing second in his heat race.

Receiving the eighth-starting position for the A-Main, Brandon dropped three spots in the 40-lap affair to register an 11th-place finish.

On Saturday evening at 81 Speedway (Park City, Kan.), Brandon outran fellow front-row starter Billy Moyer Jr. in his heat race to pick up the win.

Starting on the pole for the feature via the redraw, Sheppard led flag-to-flag in the 40-lapper to claim his 14th win of the 2022 season and 81st WoO victory of his career. He pocketed $10,000 ahead of Billy Moyer, Dennis Erb Jr., Chase Junghans, and Gordy Gundaker.

For the weekend finale on Sunday at U.S. 36 Raceway (Osborn, Mo.), Sheppard’s fifth-place finish in his heat race pinned him on the seventh row for the $10,000-to-win A-Main. Breaking into the Top-10, Brandon clawed forward six spots to place eighth.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.WoOLMS.com .

Next on tap for Sheppard is a trip to Senoia (Ga.) Raceway on Nov. 11-12 for the second annual Peach State Classic. The Castrol FloRacing Night in America weekend includes a $20,000-to-win program on Friday night and a $53,053-to-win finale on Saturday night.

For more information on the event, please visit www.SenoiaRaceway1969.com .

Brandon Sheppard would like to thank all of his marketing partners, which include Dennis G. Woodworth Attorney at Law, Valvoline, TrueTimber Camo, WYLD Gear, The Goddard School for Early Childhood Development, Keyser Manufacturing, Skeff Distributing Company, 34 Raceway, Budda Dirt Cars Transmission Sales & Service, Sheppard Auto Sales, Guse’s Pub & Eatery, Speedwerx, SpeedStampz, Storm Auto, Bill West Enterprises, Fromme Enterprises, Hoosier Racing Tire, Integra Racing Shocks, Performance Bodies & Parts, Peterson Fluid Systems, Pro Power Racing Engines, Rocket Chassis, Shepp’s Bar & Grill, Simpson Racing Products,, Strange Oval, Stealth Racing Carburetors, Sunoco Race Fuels by Corrigan, Waterman Racing Components, Weld Racing, Wiles Racing Driveshafts, Wilwood Brakes, XS Power, and MyRacePass Marketing Services.

For the latest information on Brandon Sheppard and his family-owned team, please visit their official website at www.SheppardRacing.com .

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com)

Howard Moore Turns Rare 305 c.i. Sprint Car Start into Third Triumph
Trick-R-Treat Nationals at Riverside Intl. Speedway Next Up on Oct. 29

Memphis, Tennessee (10/25/22) – Howard Moore’s last-minute decision to race in the 305 c.i. Winged Sprint Car division in Chad Jones No. 29 entry on Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway.

“I greatly appreciated Chad (Jones) letting me drive his car. We had a good pill draw and were able to sweep the night,” Moore shared. “We’ll be back in the Rains Motorsports No. 3 Sprinter this Saturday at Riverside (International Speedway) and hopefully can ‘park it’ again.”

Howard Moore turned a rare 305 c.i. Sprint Car start into his third victory of the season on Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Ark.).

Seventeen competitors entered the program, and Howard hit the ground running by winning his heat race from the pole position aboard the Chad Jones Racing No. 29 Jimmy Pawn & Speed Sprinter.

Based on his heat race victory, Moore lined up in the pole position for the night's 20-lap feature event. Wiring the field Moore scored the triumph ahead of Tucker Boulton, Eddie Gallagher, Cody Gardner, and Dewayne White.

Full results from the event are available at www.RiversideInternationalSpeedway.com .

Howard returns to the driver’s seat of the Rains Motorsports No. 3 Sprint Car this Saturday, October 29 at Riverside International Speedway for the 2022 edition of the Trick-R-Treat Nationals.

Howard Moore would like to thank all of his sponsors and supporters including CP Carrillo, High Performance Lubricants, JR-1 Chassis, TL Jones Farms, Mike’s Pool Care, Smith Titanium, Jim Ruddy, Fel-Pro Gaskets, Auto Meter, Total Seal, AR Dyno Specialty, River City Hydraulics, Stinson’s Industrial, Ronnie’s Hot Rods, Spanky’s Hot Rods, Pro-Lite Performance, Hoosier Race Tire, Downtown Deliveries, DMI, Huggins Cams, DHR Suspension, Sweet Manufacturing, BMRS, Schoenfeld Headers, HRP, XRG Graphix, Penske Shocks, RPM Trailer Sales, Mr. David Berryman, ACME Race Engines, All Star Performance, Engler Machine & Tool, ROCKHARD Powder Coating, Mike Ward, Chris Chappue, Chad Jones, Kayle Stewart, Taylor Newman, my Dad, My Mom, Christie, Roy Young, Charlie Davidson, Beth Gaines Williford, Daryl Scoggins, and MyRacePass.com Marketing Services.

Howard Moore is always looking to welcome new marketing partners to his program. For more information on joining our team as well as the latest news and updates, please visit www.HowardMooreRacing.com .

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com)

Mike Marlar Masters U.S. 36 Raceway for WoO $10,000 Triumph
Adds New Track Record at 81 Speedway to Weekend Accolades

WINFIELD, Tenn. (10/25/22) – Mike Marlar masterfully navigated lapped traffic to score the $10,000 World of Outlaws (WoO) Case Late Model Series victory on Sunday evening at Missouri’s U.S. 36 Raceway aboard his Delk Equipment Sales / Tri-Rivers Enterprises No. 157 Can-Am Auto Salvage / Longhorn Chassis / Cornett Racing Engine Super Late Model.

Additionally, Marlar finished fourth in the WoO weekend opener on Friday evening at Humboldt Speedway and added a new track record on Saturday night at 81 Speedway.

“I enjoyed our weekend in Kansas and Missouri. We got behind early at Humboldt (Speedway) on Friday night, but we had a great car in the feature and passed 13 cars to finish fourth. We hit the ground running with a new track record and a heat race win at 81 Speedway on Saturday. We were fast in the feature, but a mechanical failure took away any chance at a win,” Marlar said. “On Sunday night we were at the home track of one of our sponsors, Mark and Kim Dotson with Tri-Rivers Enterprises, and Mark gave me some great pointers on how to get around that place. We caught Chase (Junghans) in lapped traffic and got to the lead and got the win.

“It was a fun time all three nights, and I look forward to going back out that way next year to race. Thanks as always to everyone who supports our team.”

Mike Marlar returned to the road on Friday afternoon with a visit to Humboldt (Kan.) Speedway for a tripleheader weekend with the World of Outlaws (WoO) Case Late Model Series.

In a field of 38 cars, Mike followed up a fifth-place showing in his heat race with a consolation victory. Starting the $10,000-to-win A-Main in 17th, Marlar marched through the field 13 spots in the 40-lap affair to register an impressive fourth-place finish. He trailed Chase Junghans, Dennis Erb Jr., and Max Blair to the checkers with Gordy Gundaker coming in fifth.

For the second round of the Rick Eshelman Kansas Tribute Tour on Saturday at 81 Speedway (Park City, Kan.), Marlar topped the 34-car field in time trials before placing first in his heat race.

Receiving the fourth-starting position for the feature via the redraw, Mike lost an oil pump belt on lap 23 while running fourth that sidelined him for the remainder of the 40-lapper.

On Sunday afternoon at U.S. 36 Raceway (Osborn, Mo.), after the crew swapped motors, Mike secured his spot into the finale with an eight-lap heat race victory.

Overtaking early pacesetter Chase Junghans on lap 26 amid lapped traffic, Marlar dominated the remaining 14 circuits to secure his 13th win of the season and 12th- career World of Outlaws triumph.

He collected a $10,000 prize ahead of Chase Junghans, Tyler Bruening, Dennis Erb Jr., and Ryan Gustin.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.WoOLMS.com .

The team is currently unsure if they will race this week or not. As details are finalized they will be posted on the team’s cyber home at www.MikeMarlar.com .

Mike Marlar would like to thank his great marketing partners, which include Delk Equipment, Rockets Convenience Plus, Tri-Rivers Enterprises, Can-Am Auto Salvage, Auto Parts 4 Less, Mesilla Valley Transportation, Capital Signs, VP Racing Fuels, Longhorn Chassis, Stanley Best Heating & Air, Midwest Sheet Metal, Bilstein, Arizona Sport Shirts, GottaRace.com, DNA Tile & Remodeling, Bell Helmets, Hoosier Tire, K1 Race Gear, Strange Oval, Swift Springs, Winning Edge Carburetors, Allstar Performance, E-Z Lift by MLR Fabricating, XS Power, ATC Bolts & Fasteners, Wayne Bowen Racing Supply, PRO-FABrication Headers & Exhaust, Earnhardt Technologies Group, QA1 Driveshafts, PPM Racing Products, FK Rod Ends, Accu-Force Shock Dyno, Performance Bodies & Parts, Wilwood Disc Brakes, Winters Rearends, and MyRacePass Marketing Services.

For the latest information on Mike Marlar Racing please visit the team website at www.MikeMarlar.com .

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com)

Tyler Erb Victorious Twice During Whynot’s Fall Classic Weekend
$30,000-To-Win National 100 at EAMS Next on the Schedule

ST. MARYS, Ohio (10/25/22) – Tyler Erb visited Victory Lane twice during Whynot Motorsports Park’s annual Coors Light Fall Classic weekend.

He scored a $2,500 prelim win on Friday night in his Bulk Material Lift / M&W Transport No. 1 Best Performance Motorsports / First Class Septic / XR1 Rocket Chassis / Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model, and then added a $2,500 Crate Late Model win in the division’s finale on Saturday night aboard his family-owned First Class Septic No. 91 TerboThreads.com / Litton Motorsports Performance Signs & Graphics Rocket XR1 entry.

“Solid weekend at Rodney’s (Wing) house for us. Won the (Super Late Model) prelim night, and then raced my buddy Spencer Hughes hard for the (finale) win on Saturday night but ended up second. Got the job done in the Crate Late Model on Saturday night. All in all not too bad,” Erb shared. “We’re heading to East Alabama (Motor Speedway) this weekend to go after that $30k.”

On Friday afternoon, Tyler Erb entered the Best Performance Motorsports No. 1 Late Model into battle at Whynot Motorsports Park (Meridian, Miss.) for the 28th annual Coors Light Fall Classic.

With the 35-car field divided into two groups for a pair of preliminary features, Erb secured his spot into his prelim with a heat race win.

Sliding ahead of Wil Herrington on the third circuit, Tyler led the remainder of the 20-lapper to capture his ninth win of the season and a $2,500 prize. He finished ahead of Josh Putnam, Neil Baggett, Morgan Bagley, and Dalton Cook.

Earning the second-starting position for Saturday night’s $12,000-to-win Coors Light Fall Classic finale, Tyler grabbed the lead from Brian Rickman on lap two and held the top spot until lap 18, when Spencer Hughes nosed underneath on the bottom.

Erb went on to place second in the 60-lap affair, trailing Hughes to the checkers with David Breazeale rounding out the podium.

Also competing in his First Class Septic No. 91 Crate Late Model in Friday’s prelim, Erb's heat race victory placed him on the pole for Saturday's main event. Leading wire-to-wire, Erb cruised to his second win in as many nights and 10th of the 2022 campaign. He earned $2,500.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.WhynotMotorsportsPark.com .

This Saturday and Sunday, Tyler Erb will roll into East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Ala.) to go after his first-career National 100 title and the $30,000 winner’s check that goes with it.

Full event details are available at www.EAMSdirt.com .

Best Performance Motorsports and Tyler Erb would like to thank all of their marketing partners, which include: First Class Septic, Roberts Bee Company, Bulk Material Lift, Gaier’s Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, M&W Transport,  Bazell Race Fuels, Sunoco, Keyser Manufacturing, Integra Shocks, Hoosier Tire, Terbo Threads, Lucas Oil, Go Lithium, Allstar Performance, K-B Carbs, GottaRace.com, Precision Racing Components, Beyea Headers, Day Motorsports, Doyle Edwards Trucking, Wilwood Disc Brakes, Wiles Drive Shafts, Simpson Race Products, Weld Racing, Performance Rod & Custom, Powers Performance, Heath Lawson Photography, Swift Springs, Walker Performance Filtration, Outerwears, Strange Engineering, Rocket Chassis, Central Coast Tires, R&R Design, KBC Graphics and MyRacePass.com Marketing Services.

For the latest information on Best Performance Motorsports please visit the team website at www.BestPerformanceMotorsports.com and www.TylerErb.com as well as their social media channels at www.facebook.com/bestperformancemotorsports/, www.twitter.com/BPMotorsports1.

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com)

Cade Dillard Races to $22,000 USRA Fall Nationals Victory
Increases 2022-Win Total to 12 with Vado Speedway Park Weekend Triumphs

ROBELINE, La. (10/25/22) – Cade Dillard picked up his biggest win of the season over the weekend with a $22,000 triumph at Next Mexico’s Vado Speedway Park behind the wheel of his S&S Fishing & Rental Inc. No. 97 Bass Bucks and Birds / CDR Race Car Modified.

The Rancho Milagro USRA Fall Nationals victory marked his 12th overall of the 2022 season.

“Man, what a signature win for these new CDR Race Cars. They’ve been really fast out of the box this year, and now to get the $22,000 win at Vado (Speedway Park) is huge for us,” Dillard said. “Weekends like these are hard to come by, but when do come around they remind you that all the blood, sweat, and tears that is put into this is worth it. This past year I’ve put my life into the developing of CDR Race Cars and I am so dang proud of what we have. There’s a list a mile long of people that’s contributed to making this possibly and to you all I’m forever grateful.

Cade Dillard returned to the driver’s seat of his Joel's Auto Sales No. 97 Modified on Friday evening in the opening round of the Rancho Milagro USRA Modified Fall Nationals at Vado (N.M.) Speedway Park.

With a fifth-to-first run in his heat race placing him on the front row for the feature, Dillard turned back a late charge from Jake O’Neil to secure his 12th win of the season. O’Neil, Johnny Scott, Terry Phillips, and Dereck Ramirez trailed him to the checkers in the 25-lap affair.

For Saturday’s prelim, Cade retired early in his heat race before passing 13 cars in his B-Main to place third. Coming one spot shy of a Top-5 finish in the feature, Dillard advanced through the field 15 spots to register a sixth-place finish.

Earning the fourth-starting position for Sunday’s USRA Fall Nationals finale via his performances in preliminary action, Dillard tracked down race-long leader Johnny Scott on lap 33 and led the remainder of the 50-lapper to capture the $22,000 payday.

He recorded his 12th win of the 2022 campaign ahead of Scott, Jake O’Neil, Dereck Ramirez, and Jake Timm.

Full event information is available at www.VadoSpeedwayPark.com .

Dillard will tentatively return to action on November 4-5 at Rocket Raceway Park on November 4-5 in a doubleheader with the USRA American Racer Modified Series.

Event information can be found at www.rocketracewaypark.com .

Cade Dillard Racing would like to thank their marketing partners, which include S&S Fishing & Rental, Krohn Farms, Joel’s Auto Sales, Strength Roofing & Siding, Johnsville Company Inc., Jody’s Oilfield Service, Bryan Cook Trucks, Hoosier Racing Tire, Lonestar Equipment & Repair, Mesilla Valley Transportation, Black Diamond Race Cars, Nichols Stores, Production Jars, Supreme Vinyl Works, Wehrs Machine & Racing Production, Fast Shafts, Champion Brand Hi-TechLubricants, Schoenfeld Headers, Vahlco Wheels, Day Motorsports, Hyperco, Clements Racing Engines, VP Racing Fuel, MyRacePass Marketing Services.

For the latest information on Cade Dillard, please visit www.CadeDillard.com

PR Contact:
Ben Shelton (ben.shelton@myracepass.com )

Ryan Timms Takes Trophy Cup 28 Opening Round Checkered Flag
NARC King of the West Action at Kern County Raceway this Saturday

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (10/25/22) – Ryan Timms opened Trophy Cup 28 with a Thursday night victory at the famed Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway behind the wheel of his CitGard Engine Oil / driveWFX.com No. 5T CITGO / Hampel Oil / Western Flyer Xpress / Mystik Lubricants / Eagle Chassis/ Fisher Racing Engine Sprint Car.

“It was a great way to start the weekend against a loaded field of over 80 entries,” Timms said in regards to the opening round triumph. “Friday didn’t go as well as we would’ve liked in heat race action, but we rallied to win the B-Main from seventh. In the feature we were only able to get to 18th.

“Entering Saturday we were fifth overall in points, but with the inverts we lined up eighth for our heat race. I managed to get to fifth which got us into the feature, but again we were left starting deep in the field. I passed five cars to finish 11th. Not the run we wanted on Saturday, but it was still a lot of fun at a cool racetrack with a ton of amazing fans.”

Embarking on Trophy Cup 28 presented by Rudeen Racing, Ryan Timms invaded Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway (Tulare, Cali.) on Thursday afternoon to kick off the event spanning three days.

Drawing a stout field of 86 360 Sprinters, Ryan rebounded in his heat with a last-lap victory after qualifying 16th-fastest in his time trial group. Holding off the stout field in the feature after a caution with six laps remaining, Timms led flag-to-flag in the 30-lapper to capture his 12th win of the season and a $4,000 payday.

He took the checkers ahead of Tyler Courtney, Kyle Hirst, Shane Golobic, and Carson Macedo.

For Friday’s prelim, Timms followed up a fifth-place finish in his heat with an impressive seventh-to-first in his B-Main. Locked into the 22nd-starting position for the feature, Ryan gained four spots to place 18th.

Sitting in fifth overall in points heading into Saturday’s finale, Ryan secured his spot into the Trophy Cup 28 with a fifth-place performance in his heat. Starting on the eighth row, Timms raced forward five spots in the 50-lap affair to finish 11th.

Ryan finished eighth in the final Trophy Cup 28 point standings.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.ThunderbowlRaceway.com .

This Saturday the team will enter the Sprint Car Showdown at the Dirt Track at Kern County Raceway Park (Bakersfield, Ca.) with the NARC Fujitsu General Sprint Car King of the West Series.

For more information on the event, please visit www.narc410.com .

Ryan Timms Racing would like to thank all of their marketing partners, which include CitGard, CITGO, Mystik Lubricants, Hampel Oil, Western Flyer Xpress, driveWFX.com, Xpress Truck Sales, Rider Racing Engines, Griffin Fishing Charters and Lodge, Premier Truck Group, K1 Race Gear, Durst Inc., Factory Kahne by Schure Built, 947-Eyes, Bell Helmets, KR Performance Fuels LLC, Outlaw Wings, Kahne Screen Printing, AFD Graphix, Inefte Sports, and MyRacePass Marketing Services.

For the latest information on Ryan Timms Racing please visit the team website at www.RyanTimmsRacing.com as well as the team’s social media channels at www.facebook.com/RyanTimmsRacing/ , www.instagram.com/ryantimms_5t/ and twitter.com/RyanTimms_5T .

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Hagar Seeking Season-Ending Victory Saturday at Riverside International Speedway

Inside Line Promotions – MARION, Ark. (Oct. 25, 2022) – Derek Hagar will wrap up the 2022 season this Saturday at Riverside International Speedway.

Hagar enters the race with 13 victories this year, including five at the dirt track in West Memphis, Ark.

“Hopefully we can close it out with another win and go into the offseason strong,” he said. “We’ve had some good success at West Memphis and I’m looking forward to getting back there one last time this season.”

Hagar’s 13 triumphs are the most he’s recorded in a single season since 2016 when he posted 16 victories for the second time in three years. After the 16-win seasons in 2016 and 2014, this year’s win total ranks third best.

A big goal is up for grabs this Saturday as Hagar is aiming to end the season with a victory for the first time in his career. He’s won the opening round of the Flip Flop 50 multiple times during the final race night of a season, but has yet to take the checkered flag first in his final A Main.

“It’d be a good boost for us to get things ready for next season,” he said. “We’ve started out years with wins so it’d be nice to finish with a win. I think it’d get us more hyped up for 2023.”

SEASON STATS –

39 races, 13 wins, 21 top fives, 30 top 10s, 30 top 15s, 32 top 20s

UP NEXT –

Saturday at Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Ark.

MEDIA LINKS –

Website: http://www.DerekHagarRacing.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/HagarDerek

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT – J&J Auto Racing

Located in McKenzie, Tenn., J&J Auto Racing has manufactured sprint car chassis and racing parts for more than 40 years. For more information, visit http://www.JandJAutoRacing.com.

“They’ve been in the family since J&J Auto Racing started building cars,” Hagar said. “My stepdad’s dad owned race cars back in the Riverside days. They are good, safe, dependable race cars and great people to deal with.”

Hagar would like to thank Ameri-Panel, KO Motorsports, J&J Auto Racing, B & D Towing and Recovery, FK Rod Ends, Dynotech Performance, A.M.P., Fragola Performance Systems, Administrative Consulting Services, Killer Coatings, Xtreme Race Graphics, Southern Collision Centre, Jeff’s Heating and Cooling, ButlerBuilt Professional Seat Systems, Weld Wheels, DHR Suspension, Hinchman Racewear, Wix Filters, Valvoline, Ti64 and Builtwiser Wings for their continued support.

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October 24, 2022

Devin Moran Doubles Down in 2023; Pairing will Relocate Tennessee Team to Ohio

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(DRESDEN, OHIO)  Devin Moran and Double Down Motorsports (DDM) team owner Roger Sellers have confirmed today that the two have paired for the upcoming 2023 racing season, which puts the twenty-eight-year-old driver in the seat of the coveted ride left vacant by a departing Hudson O’Neal.  Both parties enjoyed a successful 2022 campaign, as Devin (with Tye Twarog Racing) reached victory lane on ten occasions, while Double Down Motorsports accumulated eight feature wins with O’Neal and finished fourth in the final version of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings.

The newly-formed pairing plans to compete full-time on the national tour in 2023 in hopes of capturing the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Championship.  Devin, who will be making his return to full-time racing with the series for the first time since 2020, will be armed with a fleet of new Longhorn Chassis with full factory support from both the Trinity, North Carolina manufacturer and Bilstein Shocks.  The team will also be relocating and racing out of the shop of Devin’s Hall of Famer father Donnie Moran in Dresden, Ohio.

“I think it’s a great match between the two of us and I’m really excited for a great 2023 season and beyond,” quoted team owner Roger Sellers today.  “When Hudson (O’Neal) decided to pursue another opportunity I thought about stepping away from car ownership, but I took my time and didn’t let emotions get the better of me.  I have a lot invested in this sport and my passion to win big races and a Lucas Championship is greater than ever.  So when I decided to keep going, we talked to a lot of our sponsors and product people and their input helped guide our decision.  We had some great prospects that expressed their interest in driving for us, but at the end of the day, Devin is a great fit and checked all of the boxes!”

“Devin brings a lot to the table - he’s great with sponsors and on social media and everyone can see what kind of talent he possesses behind the wheel,” Sellers went on to say.  “He comes from a great family with a rich racing background and he’ll have the full support from me and my family.  I know he’s excited about racing out of his dad’s shop in Ohio.  When I was thinking about stepping away, Earl Pearson, Jr. had actually contacted me about leasing our race shop in Morristown, Tennessee to his Papich Racing team, so it all worked out perfectly that we could be accommodating to Devin and relocate our stuff to Dresden and help Earl out at the same time.” 

For Devin, this was an opportunity that he simply couldn’t pass up.  “Like I said last week when the announcement was made that me and Tye (Twarog) were going our separate ways, I can’t thank him enough for furthering my racing career and getting me to this point,” exclaimed Moran via telephone.  “This is a situation (with Double Down Motorsports) that I’ve been looking for my entire career really.  To have the resources and equipment that Roger has in his arsenal and to be able to race out of dad’s shop is really just a dream come true.  I’m excited to be in Longhorn Chassis with Bilstein Shocks again next year and I think we are putting together all of the pieces to make a serious national championship run next season!”

Devin, who will most likely return to his roots and pilot a #99m entry in 2023, went on to say, “There is still a lot we have to figure out before next year including trying to find a crew chief willing to relocate to Ohio.  We have some great crew help already on board including my brother Wylie, but he will not be coming on full-time.  He has a good thing going with his own business right now, so we’ll see how much he can get away from it.  I’m just super excited to drive for Roger - he’s such an awesome guy - and I can’t wait until next year begins!”

A key piece to the puzzle to bring Moran to Double Down Motorsports was the involvement of Longhorn Chassis and Bilstein Shocks.  “I am absolutely thrilled to continue our relationship with Devin Moran and very excited to work with Mr. Sellars,” exclaimed Longhorn Chassis Managing Partner Steve Arpin this afternoon.  “Double Down Motorsports is one of the top Dirt Late Model teams in the country and for them to put their faith in our Longhorn cars just makes us want to work even harder for them.  Devin and the team will give us one more gun in the fight, you might say, to win big races and championships.  We will be working very closely with DDM to provide first class technical support led by Kevin Rumley and Matt Langston, while also gathering critical data and information from the team that will help all of our Longhorn Chassis customers.” 

Devin Moran and Double Down Motorsports (DDM) will kick off their 2023 racing season during “Speedweeks” in Georgia and Florida during the months of January and February.  The team will concentrate mostly on Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series events, while also entering a majority of the crown jewel races across the country.  DDM will also continue to field a car for Roger’s son-in-law Robby Moses in Tennessee, who will once again compete in a limited slate of events regionally.

As soon as series and tracks release their schedules this off-season, a full tentative schedule for the team will be posted online at both www.DevinMoranRacing.com and www.DoubleDownMotorsports.net.  You can also connect with Devin across social media platforms on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @DevinMoran99.  Go shopping 24 hours a day / 7 days a week at www.ShopDevinMoran.com.

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