July 15, 2026

Wilson and Vowan Split Texarkana 67 Weekend with Mod Lites of Arkansas

ML Bryce Vowan VL PB Highside Photography — Bryce Vowan of Marion-West Memphis, Ark., celebrates after earning his first victory of the 2026 season with the Mod Lites of Arkansas on July 11 at Texarkana 67 Speedway. Vowan led every lap of the Stealth Racing IMCA Mod Lite feature to cap the two-night weekend. (Photo by Highside Photography)

TEXARKANA, Ark. (July 11, 2026) — Blake Wilson and Bryce Vowan each led every lap of their respective feature events as the Mod Lites of Arkansas completed a two-night weekend at Texarkana 67 Speedway.

A total of 25 Stealth Racing IMCA Mod Lites signed in for Friday’s program, while 28 competitors were on hand Saturday.

Blake Wilson was untouchable in Friday night’s feature, leading all the way to collect his third victory of the season.

The Mabelvale driver scored his third win of 2026 at three different tracks while holding off Vidor, Texas’ Scott Jordan throughout the main event.

Bryce Vowan charged from ninth to finish third. Jeromy Wilson completed the top four, while Chad Kirkpatrick rallied from 11th to fifth.

Hard charger honors were shared by Dalton Hill, who advanced from 16th to ninth, and Chris Tucker, who raced from 21st to 14th.

Vowan returned the favor Saturday night, pacing the field from start to finish to earn his first victory of the season.

The Marion-West Memphis driver started from the pole and never relinquished the top spot despite persistent pressure behind him.

Jeromy Wilson advanced from 10th to finish second and earned hard charger honors with an eight-position gain. Scott Jordan climbed from eighth to complete the podium, Kevin Simkins finished fourth, and Dalton Hill rounded out the top five.

The Mod Lites of Arkansas return to action July 25 at Batesville Motor Speedway.

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Wilson and Vowan Split Texarkana 67 Weekend with Mod Lites of Arkansas

TEXARKANA, Ark. (July 11, 2026) — Blake Wilson and Bryce Vowan each led every lap of their respective feature events as the Mod Lites of Arkansas completed a two-night weekend at Texarkana 67 Speedway. A total of 25 Stealth Racing IMCA Mod Lites signed in for Friday’s program, while 28 competitors were on hand Saturday. Blake Wilson was untouchable in Friday night’s feature, leading all the way to collect his third victory of the season. The Mabelvale driver scored his third win of 2026 at three different tracks while holding off Vidor, Texas’ Scott Jordan throughout the main event. Bryce Vowan charged from ninth to finish third. Jeromy Wilson completed the top four, while Chad Kirkpatrick rallied from 11th to fifth. Hard charger honors were shared by Dalton Hill, who advanced from 16th to ninth, and Chris Tucker, who raced from 21st to 14th. Vowan returned the favor Saturday night, pacing the field from start to finish to earn his first victory of the season. The Marion-West Memphis driver started from the pole and never relinquished [Read More]

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