LINCOLN, Neb. (Nov. 30) – The stars of the IMCA dirt track racing world walked the red carpet Saturday night at the national awards banquet.
The more than 600 champions and rookies of the year crowned during the 2019 IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing season were honored during the annual gala, held at the Marriott Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln.
National champions feted included Jordan Grabouski, IMCA Modified and IMCA Sunoco Stock Car; Matt Ryan, IMCA Late Model; Cory Dumpert, IMCA Late Model; Kenneth Duke Jr., IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car; Jeff Ware, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock; Tyler Soppe, Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod; James Hanusch, Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod; and Alex Dostal, Mach-1 Sport Compact.
Regional Modified champions were Bricen James in the Shaw Race Cars Western; Tom Berry Jr. in the Side Biter Chassis North Central; Grabouski in the Jet Racing Central; William Gould in the Razor Chassis South Central; and Matt Szecsodi in the Dirt Works Eastern.
Grabouski also ruled the EQ Cylinder Heads Northern Region for Stock Cars while Westin Abbey paced the EQ Cylinder Heads Southern Region.
Ware scored Big Daddy Race Cars Northern Region honors in the Hobby Stock division and Jason Duggins paced points in the Big Daddy Race Cars Southern Region.
Southern SportMod speedster Taylor Florio led point standings for female driver to earn Lady Eagle honors.
Andy Eckrich was champion of the Deery Brothers Summer Series while Dalton Simonsen earned top rookie honors in the IMCA Late Model tour.
IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals champions receiving rings and bonuses during the evening were Ethan Dotson, Modified; Devin Smith, Stock Car; Dylan Nelson, Hobby Stock; and Johnathon Logue, Northern SportMod. RaceSaver Nationals king Jason Martin was recognized as well.
National rookies of the year were John Oliver Jr., Modified; Dumpert, Late Model; Trey Burke, Sprint Car; Dallon Murty, Stock Car; Kaden Reynolds, Hobby Stock; Cade Richards, Northern SportMod; Larry Underwood, Southern SportMod; and Steven Bevills, Sport Compact.
Modified regional rookies of the year were Jake Pike in the West; Oliver in the North Central; Austin Svoboda in the Central; Mark Adams in the South Central; and Chase Burda in the East.
Murty led the way in Stock Car Northern Region rookie points while Sam Spadaro set the bar in the Southern Region.
Racing to regional rookie of the year titles were Reynolds in the Hobby Stock Northern and Nathan DeRagon in the Hobby Stock Southern.
Crew chief of the year award recipients included Bryson Fralin, Modified; Jake Fier, Late Model; Kevin Safranek, Late Model; Ken Duke Sr., Sprint Car; Eric Ebeling, Stock Car; Mark O’Brien, Hobby Stock; Dalton Soppe, Northern SportMod; David Hanusch, Southern SportMod; and Rick Dostal, Sport Compact.
Speedway Motors, title sponsor of IMCA Weekly Racing and Super Nationals, was recognized with a 40-year award.
Receiving 25-year sponsorship plaques were Bassett Racing Wheels and Intercomp.
Fifteen-year plaques went to Dynatech Headers, Chevrolet Performance, Landrum Springs and Smiley’s Racing Products. Ten-year plaques were presented to Allstar Performance, Bert Transmission, Integra Shocks, PRO Shocks, Summit Racing Equipment and Sweet Manufacturing.
Recipients of five-year plaques included Fox Shocks, Hooker Harness, Motorsports Warehouse, Outerwears, Robert & Sons Aluminum, Strange Oval and Winters Performance.
More than 600 people attended the formal extravaganza, held in Lincoln for the 13th consecutive year. Nearly 500 toured the Smith Collection Museum of American Speed, located on the Speedway Motors campus, on Friday night.
Shaw Race Car Western Region IMCA Modified track and series champions included Austin Burke at Ocean Speedway and Santa Maria Raceway; Kellen Chadwick in the Wild West Modified Shootout; Rick Chorniak at Casper Speedway; Zane DeVilbiss at Sweetwater Speedway and in the Wild West Tour; Jake Donnelly at Idaho Falls Raceway; Justin Elmer at Sheridan Speedway; Tyson Evans at Cocopah Speedway; Zach Fettinger at Southern Oregon Speedway; Kelsie Foley at Central Arizona Speedway; Troy Foulger at Merced Speedway; Jason George at Big Sky Speedway; Scott Gray at Millard County Raceway; Joe Haresky at Perris Auto Speedway; Matthew Hicks at Barona Speedway; Coltin Jackman at Atomic Motor Raceway; Bricen James at Willamette Speedway; Eddie Kirchoff at Gillette Thunder Speedway; Doug Lockwood at Sunset Speedway; Wade Lumsden at Rattlesnake Raceway; Mitch Machado at Petaluma Speedway; Zachary Madrid at Arizona Speedway; Jake Mayden at Cottage Grove Speedway; Jeremy Meirhofer at Gallatin Speedway; Brent Nielsen at Black Hills Speedway; Chris Nieman at American Valley Speedway and Diamond Mountain Speedway in California; Duane Orsburn at Siskyou Golden Speedway; Travis Panko at Salmon Valley Speedway; Jack Parker at Ventura Raceway; Joey Price at Electric City Speedway; Ryan Roath at Canyon Speedway Park; Cory Sample at Fernley 95A Speedway and Winnemucca Regional Raceway; Robby Sawyer at Bakersfield Speedway; Bradley Schmidt at Battle Mountain Raceway; Jeff Sheppard Jr. at Mohave Valley Raceway; Andy Straight at Summit Raceway; Regan Tafoya at Aztec Speedway, Diamond Mountain Speedway in Utah and Fairgrounds Speedway; and Ricky Thornton Jr. in the Arizona Modified Tour.
Winning E3 Spark Plugs State titles were Cory Craver in Montana, Trevor Fitz-Gibbon in California, Junior Flores in Idaho, Foley in Arizona, Wyatt Howard in Utah, James in Oregon, Wade Manning in Wyoming and Strait in Nevada.
Track and series champions in the Jet Racing Central Region were Drew Armstrong at I-30 Speedway and Texarkana 67 Speedway; Chad Clancy at U.S. 36 Raceway; Jeremy Frenier at I-76 Speedway; Tripp Gaylord at Phillips County Raceway; Daniel Gottschalk at RPM Speedway and Thomas County Speedway; Jordan Grabouski at Beatrice Speedway, Dawson County Raceway, Thunder Hill Speedway and U.S. 30 Speedway; Justin Gregg at Junction Motor Speedway; Clay Hale at Bethany Speedway; Bryan Harkness at Sherman County Speedway; Shane Kelley at Legit Speedway Park; Clay Money in the Kansas Thunder Series; Danny Morrison at Salina Speedway; David Murray Jr. at Lincoln County Raceway; Paul Reeder at Crowley’s Ridge Raceway; Anthony Roth at Eagle Raceway; Clay Sellard at Dodge City Raceway Park; James Thompson at Springfield Raceway; and Ashton Wilkey at Batesville Motor Speedway.
Racing to E3 Spark Plus State crowns were Armstrong in Arkansas, Hale in Missouri, Money in Kansas, Tom Quint in Colorado and Roth in Nebraska
Razor Chassis South Central Region track and series champions were Mark Adams at 281 Speedway; Jamie Campbell at I-37 Speedway; Cory Davis in the Red River Tour; Neal Flowers at Cardinal Speedway; John Gober at Boyd Raceway; David Goode Jr. at Cotton Bowl Speedway; William Gould at Grayson County Speedway and Southern Oklahoma Speedway; Kevin Green at Heart O’ Texas Speedway; Jerad Herring at Golden Triangle Raceway Park; Glen Hibbard at Kennedale Speedway Park; Rory Jordan at Texana Raceway Park; and Josh McGaha at Abilene Speedway.
E3 Spark Plugs State champions included Davis in New Mexico, Gould in Oklahoma and Goode in Texas.
Side Biter North Central Region track champions were Chris Abelson at Buena Vista Raceway; Casey Arneson at Jamestown Speedway; Lance Arneson at Shawano Speedway; Brandon Beckendorf at Fairmont Raceway and Redwood Speedway; Tom Berry Jr. at Dacotah Speedway and Nodak Speedway; Jarrett Carter at Sheyenne Speedway; Shane DeMey at Sports Park Raceway; Brandon Durbin at Quad City Speedway; John Flory at Williston Basin Speedway; Bryce Garnhart at Dubuque Speedway and Maquoketa Speedway; Josh Gilman at Stuart Speedway; Dylan Goplen at Red River Valley Speedway; Jimmy Gustin at Boone Speedway; Richie Gustin in the Arnold Motor Supply Dirt Knights Tour; Travis Hagen at Estevan Motor Speedway; Aaron Johnson at North Central Speedway and Princeton Speedway; Josh Long at Luxemburg Speedway; Dan Menk at Arlington Raceway; Chris Mills at Raceway Park; Jeremy Mills at Hancock County Speedway; Bob Moore at Park Jefferson Speedway; John Oliver Jr. atLee County Speedway; Chris Palsrok at Clay County Fair Speedway; Craig Reetz at Crawford County Speedway; Jesse Rogotzke at Murray County Speedway; Joel Rust at Benton County Speedway; Mark Schulte at Independence Motor Speedway; Kelly Shryock at Kossuth County Speedway; Jesse Skalicky at Norman County Raceway; Jeff Stephens at Shelby County Speedway; Myles Tomlinson at Southwest Speedway; Rob VanMil at Buffalo River Race Park; Tim Ward at Marshalltown Speedway; Johnny Whitman at 141 Speedway and Outagamie Speedway; Chris Zogg at 34 Raceway and Davenport Speedway.
E3 Spark Plugs State champions included Eric Barnes in Illinois, Johnson in Minnesota, Long in Wisconsin, Moore in South Dakota, Shryock in Iowa and Marcus Tomlinson in North Dakota.
And Dirt Works East Region, track champions were Brenten DeYoung at I-96 Speedway; Steve Fairbanks at Thunderbird Raceway; Josh Goodwin at Northwest Florida Speedway and Southern Raceway; Brandon Smith at Outlaw Speedway; Matt Szecsodi at Silver Bullet Speedway and Tri-City Motor Speedway; Tyler Stoddard at Afton Motorsports Park, Skyline Raceway and Thunder Mountain Speedway; and Austin Wonch at Crystal Motor Speedway.
State champions were Goodwin in Florida, Mitchell Hunt in Michigan and Smith in New York.
Late Model track champions were Cory Dumpert at Boone County Raceway and Junction Motor Speedway; Tommy Elston at Lee County Speedway; Curtis Glover at Benton County Speedway; Jeremiah Hurst at Dubuque Speedway and Marshalltown Speedway; Matt Ryan at 34 Raceway, Davenport Speedway and Quad City Speedway; Curt Martin at Independence Motor Speedway; Andy Nezworski at Maquoketa Speedway; Robert Osborne at Off Road Speedway; and Tad Pospisil at U.S. 30 Speedway.
Earning E3 Spark Plugs State titles were Ryan in Illinois, Dalton Simonsen in Iowa and Dumpert in Nebraska.
RaceSaver Sprint Car track and special series champions included Brett Allen at Arlington Raceway and Redwood Speedway, and in the Sprint Series of Minnesota; Jeremy Allen at Lawton Speedway; Jess Beckett at Black Hills Speedway; Zach Blurton in the United Rebel Sprint Series; Johnny Brown at Thunder Valley Speedway; Grant Champlin in the Western RaceSaver Sprint Series; Tanner Conn in the Sprint Series of Oklahoma; Richard Dieva in the Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series; Derek Drown at Route 66 Motor Speedway; Tyler Drueke in the Sprint Series of Nebraska; Kenneth Duke Jr. in the Pennsylvania Sprint Series; Bob Dvorak at Stuart Raceway; Trevor Grossenbacher at Eagle Raceway; Jerald Harris in the Virginia Sprint Series; Tyler Harris in the Southern United Sprints; Mike Houseman at Boone Speedway and US 36 Raceway; Billy Johnson at Jackson Motorplex; Jacob Karklin in the Carolina Sprint Tour; Jesse Lindberg at I-90 Speedway; Scott Lutz in the Laurel Highlands Sprint Series; Jack Potter at Lake Ozark Speedway; Logan Scherb in the Texas Sprint Series; Colin Smith at Park Jefferson Speedway; Mason Smith at Monarch Motor Speedway; Jacob Stickle in the Ohio Thunder Sprint Series; and Colby Stubblefield at Devil’s Bowl Speedway.
E3 Spark Plugs State champions in the winged class included Blurton in Kansas, Brown in Louisiana, Champlin in California, Dieva in New Jersey, Duke in Pennsylvania, Tim Fricke in South Dakota, Jerald Harris in Virginia, Anton Hernandez in Indiana, Houseman in Iowa, Johnson in Minnesota, Karklin in North Carolina, Lutz in Maryland, Michael Oliver in Texas, Kenny Potter in Missouri, Stuart Snyder in Nebraska, Alison Slaton in Oklahoma and Jacob Stickle in Ohio.
Track and special series champions in the EQ Cylinder Heads Northern and Southern regions for Stock Cars were Jeffrey Abbey in the Sniper Speed Lone Star Stock Car Tour; Westin Abbey at 281 Speedway and Heart O’ Texas Speedway; Jason Adcock at Abilene Speedway; Jeremy Andrews at Honor Speedway; Travis Baird at Longdale Speedway; D.J. Banks at I-76 Speedway; Travis Barker at Raceway Park; Joren Boyce at Estevan Motor Speedway and McLean County Speedway; Jerrett Bransom at Kennedale Speedway Park; Austin Brauner at Boone County Raceway and Off Road Speedway; Jacob Bruns at Murray County Speedway; Troy Burkhart at Salina Speedway; Darryl Campbell at Boyd Raceway; Cody Center at Arizona Speedway, Canyon Speedway Park and USA Raceway; Jeremy Christians at Outagamie Speedway; Kyle Clough at Phillips County Raceway; Michael Cole at Luxemburg Speedway; James Comins at Maquoketa Speedway; Bill Crimmins at Sports Park Raceway; Scott Davis at Boone Speedway; Tom Gallagher at Diamond Mountain Speedway in Utah; Sean Gentry at Willamette Speedway; Jordan Grabouski at Beatrice Speedway, Dawson County Raceway, Thunder Hill Speedway and U.S. 30 Speedway; Derek Green at Kossuth County Speedway; Mike Hagen at Nodak Speedway and Williston Basin Speedway; Ryan Harris at Park Jefferson Speedway; Ed Henderson at Sweetwater Speedway and in the Wild West Tour; Austin Jahnz at Fairmont Raceway; Chad Johnson at Bakersfield Speedway and Keller Auto Speedway; Chad Kohle at Stuart Raceway; Brian Lessig at El Paso County Raceway; Dan Mackenthun at Hancock County Speedway; Cole Mather at Dubuque Speedway; Steve Meyer at Marshalltown Speedway; Jeff Mroczkowski at 141 Speedway; Angel Munoz at Dodge City Raceway Park; Mike Nichols at Crawford County Speedway and Shelby County Speedway; John Oliver Jr. at 34 Raceway; Brad Ostler at Millard County Raceway; Blake Peeler at US 36 Raceway; Kyle Pfeifer at RPM Speedway and Thomas County Speedway and in the Kansas Thunder Series; Brandon Pruitt at Stuart Speedway; Jeremy Pundt at Lee County Speedway; Kevin Roberts at Sunset Speedway; Mich Ross at Bethany Speedway; Chad Schroeder at Arlington Raceway; Jay Schmidt at Benton County Speedway; Bryan Schutte at Monarch Motor Speedway and Southern Oklahoma Speedway; David Smith at Buena Vista Raceway; Donavon Smith at Clay County Fair Speedway; Jake Smith at Wild Bill’s Raceway; Aaron Spangler at Aztec Speedway and Fairgrounds Speedway; Johnny Spaw at CJ Speedway; Matt Speckman at Redwood Speedway; Shane Stutzman at Junction Motor Speedway; Ricky Thornton Jr. in the Kupper Chevrolet Dakota Classic Tour; Tyler Tipton at Sherman County Speedway; Duane Toyne at Cotton Bowl Speedway; Travis Van Straten at Shawano Speedway; Rob VanMil at Norman County Raceway and Red River Valley Speedway; Jarod Weepie at Independence Motor Speedway; Cary White at Cardinal Speedway; and Gary Williams in the Red River Tour; and Casey Woken at Lincoln County Raceway.
The E3 Spark Plugs State champions were Andrews in Colorado, Jason Batt in Texas, Boyce in North Dakota, Brauner in Nebraska, Center in Arizona, Zachary Foesch in Minnesota, Gentry in Oregon, Harris in South Dakota, Henderson in Wyoming, Johnson in California, Jason Josselyn in New Mexico, Peeler in Missouri, Mike Petersilie in Kansas, Schmidt in Iowa, Schutte in Oklahoma, Smith in Utah and Rod Snellenberger in Wisconsin.
Big Daddy Race Cars Northern and Southern Region Hobby Stock track and special series champions crowned were Tim Anderson at Williston Basin Speedway; Zach Ankrum at Park Jefferson Speedway; Roy Armstrong at Beatrice Speedway; Layne Bellm at El Paso County Raceway; Brady Bencken at RPM Speedway and Thomas County Speedway; Andrew Bertsch at McLean County Speedway; Tanner Clough at Lincoln County Raceway; Joshua Cordova at Cocopah Speedway; Austin Davis at Phillips County Raceway; Jason Duggins at Fairgrounds Speedway; Jason Fusselman at Crawford County Speedway and Shelby County Speedway; Adam Goff at Buffalo River Race Park; Tim Gonska at North Central Speedway; Chad Heater at Junction Motor Speedway; Don Holman at Gillette Thunder Speedway; Timothy Huseby at Redwood Speedway; Klayson Jager at Black Hills Speedway; Dave Johnson at Princeton Speedway; Brad King at Nodak Speedway; Dylan Lister at Millard County Raceway; Justin Luinenburg at Fairmont Raceway and Murray County Speedway; Marc Minutolo at Outlaw Speedway; Cody Nielsen at Buena Vista Raceway and Kossuth County Speedway; Tyler Ollendieck at Independence Motor Speedway; Zach Olmstead in the Kansas Thunder Series; Matt Olson at Red River Valley Speedway; Brad Orvedahl at Norman County Raceway; Stacee Payne at Honor Speedway; Joe Peterson at Canyon Speedway Park; Cory Probst at Arlington Raceway, Clay County Fair Speedway and Hancock County Speedway; Austin Rhoades at I-76 Speedway; Dalton Ronnebaum at Thunder Hill Speedway; Jason Ruby at Thunder Mountain Speedway in North Dakota; Aaron Rudolph at Boone Speedway; Leevi Runge at Estevan Motor Speedway; Reagan Sellard at Dodge City Raceway Park; Aaron Shearn at Raceway Park; Kyle Shutte at Stuart Raceway; Tony Slothower at Salina Speedway; Bryce Sommerfeld at Sports Park Raceway; Gerald Spalding Jr. at Cardinal Speedway; Dennis Spencer at Aztec Speedway; Dave Taylor at Casper Speedway; Kile Vohringer at Maquoketa Speedway; Justin Wacha at Benton County Speedway; Jeff Ware at Boone County Raceway, Dawson County Raceway, Eagle Raceway and U.S. 30 Speedway; John Watson at Stuart Speedway; Daniel Wauters at Dubuque Speedway; Cameron Wilkinson at Off Road Speedway; Cody Williams at Sherman County Speedway; and Leah Wroten at Marshalltown Speedway.
Racing to E3 Spark Plugs State crowns were Ankrum in South Dakota, Tathan Burkhart in Kansas, Goff in North Dakota, Shane Grippin in Colorado, Lister in Utah, Will Miller in Minnesota, Minutolo in New York, Cory Stone in New Mexico, Taylor in Wyoming, Joe Vlasity in Arizona, Ware in Nebraska and Wroten in Iowa.
Drivers winning Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod track and special series titles were Tyler Andreasen at Dawson County Raceway; Adam Armstrong at Beatrice Speedway; Jason Bahrs at Quad City Speedway; Jordan Bartz at Shawano Speedway; Brett Berry at RPM Speedway and in the Kansas Thunder Series; Jeremy Birch at Wild Bill’s Raceway; Adam Birck at Quincy Raceway; Jorddon Braaten at Southern Oregon Speedway; Ben Chapman at Davenport Speedway; Steve Clancy at US 36 Raceway; Scott Clay at El Paso County Raceway; Danny Concelman at Sweetwater Speedway; Todd Cooper at Marysville Raceway; Bill Edler at 141 Speedway; Vince Engebregtsen at Luxemburg Speedway; Daniel Fellows at Lee County Speedway; Thomas Froggatt at American Valley Speedway; Jacob Hagemann at North Central Speedway and Princeton Speedway; Cole Hanshew at Thunder Mountain Speedway; Mark Harrison at Central Arizona Speedway; Rex Higgins at Fairgrounds Speedway and in the Wild West Tour; Jim Horejsi at Redwood Speedway; Tyler Inman at Stuart Speedway; Kevin Johnson at Santa Maria Raceway; Luke Johnson at Red River Valley Speedway; Michael Johnson at Bakersfield Speedway; Phillip Keller at Williston Basin Speedway; Jamey Kennicutt at Lincoln County Raceway; Ethan Killingsworth at Siskiyou Golden Speedway; Michael Kramer at Raceway Park; Eric Larson at Arlington Raceway; Erik Laudenschlager at Nodak Speedway; Richard Longacre at Diamond Mountain Speedway in California; Hunter Longnecker at Sports Park Raceway; Matt Looft at Fairmont Raceway and Murray County Speedway; Jake McBirnie at Boone Speedway and Marshalltown Speedway, and in the Arizona SportMod Tour; Cody Malcom at Idaho Falls Raceway; Darren Medler at Estevan Motor Speedway; Cameron Meyer at Off Road Speedway; Matt Micheli at Silver Dollar Speedway; Adam Morris at Sherman County Speedway; Miles Morris at Cocopah Speedway; Jarrod Mounce at Ocean Speedway; Thomas Nelson Jr. at I-76 Speedway; George Nordman at Hancock County Speedway and Kossuth County Speedway; Zecheriah Norgaard at Clay County Fair Speedway; Cody Olsen at Crawford County Speedway and Shelby County Speedway; Kyle Olson at Benton County Speedway; Eric Paul at Southwest Speedway; Gunnar Pike at Eagle Raceway; Max Quint at Phillips County Raceway; Robby Rosselli at McLean County Speedway; Chase Rudolf at Arizona Speedway and Canyon Speedway Park; Fred Ryland at Merced Speedway; Jared Schaller at Honor Speedway; David Schmidt at Cottage Grove Speedway; Jayden Schmidt at Outagamie Speedway; Eric Sloan at Stuart Raceway; Nate Smith at Independence Motor Speedway; Tyler Soppe at Dubuque Speedway, Maquoketa Speedway; Camron Spangler at Aztec Speedway; Luke Stallbaumer at Salina Speedway and Thunder Hill Speedway; Justin Svoboda at Junction Motor Speedway; Robbie Thome at Boone County Raceway; Cody Thompson at Buena Vista Raceway, Park Jefferson Speedway and U.S. 30 Speedway; Chris VanMil at Buffalo River Race Park; Andy Wagner at Norman County Raceway; Adam Weber at Thomas County Speedway; Andy Welch at Fernley 95A Speedway; Don West at Sunset Speedway; Skyler Winebarger at Willamette Speedway; Brian Wortman at Millard County Raceway; Chris Wright at Bethany Speedway.Jason Wright at Diamond Mountain Speedway in Utah; and Sean Wyett at 34 Raceway.
Earning E3 Spark Plugs State titles were Guy Ahlwardt in California, Tod Alonzo in Utah, Braaten in Oregon, Clay in Colorado, Concelman in Wyoming, Engebregtsen in Wisconsin, Harrison in Arizona, Kelly Henderson in North Dakota, Chance Huston in Illinois, McBirnie in Iowa, Malcom in Idaho, Rusty Montagne in South Dakota, David Siercks in Minnesota, Spangler in New Mexico, Stallbaumer in Kansas, Svoboda in Nebraska, Welch in Nevada and Chris Wright in Missouri.
Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod track and special series champions were Joe Adams at Longdale Speedway; Jordan Eddleman at Aztec Speedway; Trevor Egbert at Cotton Bowl Speedway and in the Red River Tour; Damon Hammond at Kennedale Speedway Park; James Hanusch at 281 Speedway; Cullen Hill at Southern Oklahoma Speedway; Tim Ihnen at Fairgrounds Speedway; Jeffrey Kaup at Dodge City Raceway Park; Michael Martin at Big O Speedway; Donald Owens at Boyd Raceway; Rodger Pierce at Cardinal Speedway; Bradley Poor at Abilene Speedway; Dustin Robnett at Texarkana 67 Speedway; Jeff Sheppard at Heart O’ Texas Speedway; and Rodney White at Grayson County Speedway.
E3 Spark Plugs State champions were Taylor Florio in Texas, Hill in Oklahoma, Ihnen in Colorado, Kaup in Kansas, Robnett in Arkansas and Christopher Stewart in New Mexico.
Mach-1 Sport Compact track champions were Kimberly Abbott at Quincy Raceway; Jake Benischek at CJ Speedway; Travis Behrman at Honor Speedway; Steven Bevills at 281 Speedway and Boyd Raceway; Amber Bird at Salina Speedway; Bubba Brown at Fairmont Raceway and Murray County Speedway; Scott Brown at Shelby County Speedway; Mitchell Bunch at Stuart Speedway; Derek Cates at Heart O’ Texas Speedway; Robert Cody at Aztec Speedway and Fairgrounds Speedway; Kaden Dady at Lincoln County Raceway; Kaytee DeVries at Buena Vista Raceway and Kossuth County Speedway; Alex Dostal at Arlington Raceway, Princeton Speedway and Redwood Speedway; Floyd Frank at El Paso County Raceway; Trenten Fugett at Beatrice Speedway; Jarad Gross at Clay County Fair Speedway and Park Jefferson Speedway; Ryan Holbeck at Phillips County Raceway; Alicia Hilzer at I-76 Speedway; Cole Krichau at Eagle Raceway; Frank Lackey at Kennedale Speedway Park; Chris Lael at Southwest Speedway; Jade Lange at Hancock County Speedway; Ramsey Meyer at Off Road Speedway and U.S. 30 Speedway; Oliver Monson at Sports Park Raceway; Ryan Murphy at Thomas County Speedway; Jackie Parmeley at Canyon Speedway Park; Riley Paysen at Crawford County Speedway; Brandon Reu at Lee County Speedway; Travis Roush at North Central Speedway; Ben Schulte at Outagamie Speedway; Otto Schutte III at Sherman County Speedway; Toby Schwien at RPM Speedway; Barry Taft at 34 Raceway; Stanley Thompson Jr. at Dacotah Speedway; Terry Tritt at Dawson County Raceway and Junction Motor Speedway; Daniel VanderVeen at Raceway Park; Parker Vollbrecht at Boone County Raceway; and Christopher Zenz at Nodak Speedway.
E3 Spark Plugs state champions included Abbott in Illinois, Bevills in Texas, Cody in New Mexico, Dostal in Minnesota, Frank in Colorado, John Gill in Iowa, Braydee Hanson in North Dakota, Parmeley in Arizona, Schulte in Wisconsin, Schutte in Kansas, Tritt in Nebraska and VanderVeen in South Dakota.