By Ben Deatherage
LINCOLN, Neb. (Dec. 10, 2025) — The best of the best in IMCA were honored Saturday night as national champions, rookies, track and state crown winners, special series titlists, and crew chiefs shared the spotlight at the 2025 IMCA national awards banquet.
More than 600 drivers, crew members, sponsors, track officials, and family packed the ballroom at the Cornhusker Marriott. Despite blizzard-like conditions in the area, a near-capacity crowd was on hand to celebrate the accomplishments of IMCA’s 2025 champions.
National champions recognized during the evening were Jeff Reay, Friesen Performance IMCA Modified; Zach Zeitner, Sunoco IMCA Late Model; Lee Goos Jr., RaceSaver IMCA Sprint Car; Kelly Shryock, Sunoco IMCA Stock Car; Cory Probst, Sunoco IMCA Hobby Stock; Landon Capps, Smiley’s Racing Products IMCA Southern SportMod; Brayton Carter, Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern SportMod; Dillon Raffurty, Stealth Racing IMCA STARS Mod Lite; and John Martinez, Mach-1 IMCA Sport Compact.
The Junior National Champion was Hunter Ferrell, and the Lady Eagle champion was Mylee JoAnn Goldwich-Rhames.
Modified Regional championships went to Kevin Williamson in the Shaw Race Cars Western Region; Jeremy Mills in the Razor Chassis North Central Region; Shawn Harker in the Jet Racing Central Region; William Gould in the GRT Race Cars Southern Region; and national champion Jeff Reay in the DeVilbiss Racing Chassis Eastern Region.
Stock Car regional kings were Kelly Shryock in the EQ Cylinder Heads Northern and Dustin Mooney in the EQ Cylinder Heads Southern.
Big Daddy Race Cars Hobby Stock Regional champions were Cory Probst in the North and Ferrell in the South.
Modified Regional Rookie of the Year honors went to Logan Anderson in the Razor Chassis North Central Region; Cale Lagroon in the Jet Racing Central Region; Jaxon McGaha in the GRT Race Cars Southern Region; and Tylor Kay in the DeVilbiss Racing Chassis Eastern Region.
Top rookies in the EQ Cylinder Heads Stock Car Regions were Mason Richards in the Northern Region and Casey Murdoch in the Southern Region.
B&B Racing Chassis Hobby Stock Regional Rookies of the Year were Kolby Sabin in the Northern Region and Kevin Reuter in the Southern Region.
Champions at the 43rd annual Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s, held in September at Boone Speedway, were Tim Ward, Modified; Jesse Sobbing, Late Model; Jake McBirnie, Stock Car; Dylan Nelson, Hobby Stock; Jake Sachau, Northern SportMod; Jon Padilla, Mod Lite; and Dillon Richards, Sport Compact.
Greg Nicol represented Speedway Motors in his pre-banquet address.
Five-year sponsorship plaques were presented to B&B Racing Chassis and Ultra Force.
Ten-year plaques went to Dynamic Drivelines, RACEceiver and Tire Demon.
Fifteen-year plaques were awarded to Bob Harris Enterprises, JE Pistons, Kevko and Wilwood Engineering.
Twenty-year plaques went to Coleman Racing Products, EngineQuest and Hoosier.
Thirty-year plaques were presented to Harris Auto Racing and Jaz Products.
Winning Modified track titles in the Shaw Race Cars Western Region were Joseph Altig at Barona Speedway; Kyle Anton at Gillette Thunder Speedway and Sheridan Speedway; Tyson Blood at Grays Harbor Raceway; Mark Carrell at Deuce of Clubs Thunder Raceway; Alec Childs at Battle Mountain Raceway; Lovelock Speedway and Winnemucca Regional Raceway; Ty Clemens at Electric City Speedway; Josh Combs at Merced Speedway; David Day at Sunset Speedway; Rick Durica at Tonopah Speedway; Michael Egurola at Central Arizona Raceway; Troy Foulger at Antioch Speedway and Noah Geer at Mohave Valley Raceway.
Jason George at Big Sky Speedway; Peyton George at Black Hills Speedway; Tucker Hislop at Diamond Mountain Speedway in Utah; Wyatt Howard at Desert Thunder Raceway; Bricen James at Willamette Speedway; Ethan Killingsworth at Southern Oregon Speedway; Chris Lewis at Rattlesnake Raceway; Cody Malcom at Idaho Falls Raceway; Robert Marsh at Santa Maria Speedway; Chris Nieman at Diamond Mountain Speedway in California; Michael Paul Jr. at Petaluma Speedway; Jim Pettit II at Ocean Speedway and Brad Pounds at Bakersfield Speedway.
Tylar Rick at Casper Speedway; Austin Rodarte at Ventura Raceway; Troy Seidl at Cortez Fairgrounds Speedway; Kyle Stanfill at Summit Raceway; Jordan Tocci at Gallatin Speedway; Jeff Westergard at Skagit Speedway; Kevin Williamson at Cottage Grove Speedway and Douglas County Dirt Track and Justen Yeager at Sweetwater Speedway.
Razor Chassis North Central Region track titles went to Brandon Beckendorf at Clay County Fair Speedway; Troy Cordes at Benton County Speedway and Independence Motor Speedway; John Corell at Jamestown Speedway; Todd Dart at Luxy Raceway; Shane DeMey at Crawford County Speedway; Spencer Diercks at Davenport Speedway; Jed Freiburger at Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway and Lafayette County Speedway; Jaden Fryer at Maquoketa Speedway; Travis Hagen at Williston Basin Speedway; Kollin Hibdon at Marshalltown Speedway; and Aaron Johnson at North Central Speedway.
Jeremy Keller at Dacotah Speedway; Kurt Kile at CJ Speedway; Lucas Lamberies at Shawano Speedway; Trent Loverude at Arlington Raceway; Dan Menk at Redwood Speedway; Jeremy Mills at Boone Speedway and Hancock County Speedway; Steve Mueller at Wilmot Raceway; Steven Pfeifer at Nodak Speedway; Kody Scholpp at Estevan Motor Speedway; Kelly Shryock at Kossuth County Speedway; Todd Shute at Stuart Speedway; Jesse Skalicky at Red River Valley Speedway; Ricky Stephan at Park Jefferson Speedway; and Todd Stinehart at Worthington Speedway.
Travis Tooley at Southwest Speedway; Matt Werner at East Moline Speedway; Johnny Whitman at 141 Speedway and Outagamie Speedway; and Chris Zogg at 34 Raceway.
Jet Racing Central Region track titles went to Curtis Barnes at Salina Speedway; John Burrow Jr. at I-76 Speedway; Jordan Grabouski at Beatrice Speedway; Shawn Harker at Eagle Raceway; Kyle Rohleder at Wakeeney Speedway; Troy Seidl at Mosca Motorsports Park; Clay Sellard at Dodge City Raceway Park; Dylan Sherfick at Thomas County Speedway; Brandon Smith at Batesville Motor Speedway; Dakota Sproul at RPM Speedway; Ayden Steffens at Lincoln County Raceway and Phillips County Raceway; Austin Svoboda at Dawson County Raceway; Randy Wilson at Salt City Racing; and Wesley Wise at Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway.
DeVilbiss Racing Chassis Eastern Region track titles went to Cody Goodwin at Mt. Pleasant Speedway; Zachariah Howard at Northwest Florida Speedway; Jakub Ingham at Woodhull Raceway; Keith Lamphere at Thunder Mountain Speedway in New York; Jeff Reay at Crystal Motor Speedway and I-96 Speedway; David Seffens at Southern Raceway; Collin Thirlby at Merritt Speedway; Jaycob Truemner at Silver Bullet Speedway; A.J. Ward at Thunderbird Raceway; and Earl Zimmer at The Hill Speedway.
GRT Race Cars South Central Region track titles went to William Gould at Grayson County Speedway and Southern Oklahoma Speedway; Jacob Pirkle at Kennedale Speedway Park; and Kyle Wisdom at Abilene Speedway.
State Modified championships went to Brandon Smith in Arkansas; Luke Silber in Arizona; Katelynn Robertson in California; Jimmy Dunaway in Florida; Spencer Diercks in Iowa; Matt Werner in Illinois; Cale Lagroon in Kansas; Cody Malcom in Idaho; Jeffrey Reay in Michigan; Dan Menk in Minnesota; Cory Craver in Montana; Shawn Harker in Nebraska; Marcus Tomlinson in North Dakota; Alec Childs in Nevada; Keith Lamphere in New York; Kevin Williamson in Oregon; Peyton George in South Dakota; Earl Zimmer in Pennsylvania; Johnny Whitman in Wisconsin; Tyson Blood in Washington; Kyle Anton in Wyoming; and Wyatt Howard in Utah; with William Gould sweeping both the Oklahoma and Texas state titles.
Special series Modified titles went to Austen Becerra in the Clash on the Coast; Ethan Braaksma in both the Dakota Classic IMCA Modified Tour and the IMCA TV Winter Nationals; Logan Dinsmore in the South Texas IMCA Modified Series; Garrett Gregory in the All Star Shootout; Keith Lamphere in the NY-Penn IMCA Modified Series; Troy Seidl in the Colorado Alliance Tour and Ayden Steffens in the Great Plains IMCA Tour.
Late Model track championships went to Curtis Glover at 34 Raceway; Kale Kosiski at U.S. 30 Speedway; Jake Morris at Maquoketa Speedway; Chase Osborne at Boone County Raceway and Off Road Speedway; Eric Pollard at Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway; Matt Ryan at Davenport Speedway; Logan Veloz at East Moline Speedway; and Zach Zeitner at Crawford County Speedway; Park Jefferson Speedway and Shelby County Speedway.
State titles went to Curtis Glover in Iowa; Logan Veloz in Illinois and Beau Johnson in Nebraska.
Track championships in the Sprint Car division went to Brett Allen at Arlington Raceway; Jason Danley at Eagle Raceway; Mitchell Dvorak at Stuart Raceway; Lee Goos Jr. at I-90 Speedway; Ty Hanten at Buffalo River Speedway; Thomas Johnson at 105 Motor Speedway; Vivian Jones at Michaels Mercer Raceway; Gunnar Pike at US 36 Raceway; Jeb Sessums at both Heart O’Texas Speedway and Kennedale Speedway Park; Colby Stubblefield at RPM Speedway in Texas; Dylan Waxdahl at Huset’s Speedway and Tye Wilke at Red River Valley Speedway.
State titles went to Davey Pombo in California; Ethan Barrow in Indiana; Jeremy Huish in Kansas; Brett Allen in Minnesota; Laney Moore in Missouri; Ty Hanten in North Dakota; Trefer Waller in Nebraska; Troy Betts in New Jersey; Jacob Stickle in Ohio; Timmy Bittner in Pennsylvania; Dusty Ballenger in South Dakota; Lance Christie in Texas and Matthew Leach in Virginia.
Special series crowns were earned by Ethan Barrow in the Huntley’s Hoosier Winged Sprint Series; Troy Betts in the Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series; Ken Duke Jr. in the Laurel Highlands Sprint Series; Jake Greenwood in the MO/KAN IMCA Sprint Car Series; Jerald Harris in the Virginia Sprint Series; Kruz Kepner in the Pennsylvania Sprint Series; Jordan Knight in the United Rebel Sprint Series; Jeremy Kornbau in the Allegheny Sprint Tour; George Loux in the Carolina Sprint Tour; Caleb Padgett in the Southern United Sprints; Davey Pombo in California Racesaver Sprints; Brandon Rekow in the Red River Sprint Series and Jacob Stickle in the Ohio Thunder Sprint Car Series.
Northern Region Stock Car crowns went to Mike Albertsen at Shelby County Speedway; Chad Andersen at Eagle Raceway; D.J. Banks at both I-76 Speedway and Phillips County Raceway; Tyler Barribo at Dawson County Raceway; Tathan Burkhart at Thomas County Speedway and WaKeeney Speedway; Jeremy Christians at Lafayette County Speedway; Randy Eacker at Honor Speedway; Blaine Fix at Stuart Raceway; Dalton Flory at Williston Basin Speedway; Tim Gonska at North Central Speedway; Jimmy Gustin at Marshalltown Speedway; Geoffrey Hellman at Dacotah Speedway; and Don Jenner at Sunset Speedway.
Larry Karcz Jr. at Luxy Raceway; Kalvin Kesselberg at Red River Valley Speedway; Robert Leonard at Lincoln County Raceway; Brian Lessig at El Paso County Raceway; Johnathon Logue at Boone Speedway; Justin Luinenburg at Worthington Speedway; Dan Mackenthun at Arlington Raceway; Murray County Speedway and Redwood Speedway; Jake Masters at Buena Vista Raceway; Dan Michonski at Shawano Speedway; Kodey Miles at both Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway and Maquoketa Speedway; and John Oliver Jr. at 34 Raceway; Benton County Speedway and CJ Speedway.
Greg Peck at Park Jefferson Speedway; Mike Petersilie for Salt City Racing; Buck Schafroth at Stuart Speedway; Will Scheresky at Nodak Speedway; Thomas Schmitt at Independence Motor Speedway; Kyle Scholpp at Estevan Motor Speedway; Sid Schott at Willamette Speedway; Kelly Shryock at Clay County Fair Speedway; Hancock County Speedway; and Kossuth County Speedway; Scott Smith at Concordia Raceway; Rod Snellenberger at 141 Speedway; Mike Stapleton at Crawford County Speedway.
Marcus Tomlinson at McLean County Speedway; Travis Ulmer at Southwest Speedway; Rob Van Mil at Norman County Raceway; Kyle Vanover at Beatrice Speedway; Hunter Vogan at Salina Speedway; Jeff Ware at Boone County Raceway and U.S. 30 Speedway; Brett Wenzel at Outagamie Speedway; Cameron Wilkinson at Off Road Speedway; Johnny Yutterman at RPM Speedway; and Jason Zdroik at Eagle River Speedway.
Southern Region titles went to Westin Abbey at Heart O’Texas Speedway; Jeramey Bradley at Abilene Speedway; Marie Curtis at both Battle Mountain Raceway and Winnemucca Regional Raceway; Don Deiter at Diamond Mountain Speedway in California; Paul Dyke at Barona Speedway; Seth Gaston at Deuce of Clubs Thunder Raceway; Brandon Gritz at Southern Oklahoma Speedway; Matt Guillaume at Kennedale Speedway Park; Trevor Hidalgo at Central Arizona Raceway; Chris Lewis at Rattlesnake Raceway; Dustin Mooney at Cotton Bowl Speedway.
Casey Murdoch at Cortez Fairgrounds Speedway; Raymond Noland at Bakersfield Speedway; Frank Ogden at Mosca Motorsports Park; Joe Payne at Batesville Motor Speedway; Fred Ryland at Antioch Speedway; Paul Stone at Merced Speedway; and Clayton Tillia at Desert Thunder Raceway.
Stock Car state championships were earned by Joe Payne in Arkansas; Larry Brigner in Arizona; Austin VanHoff in California; Frank Ogden in Colorado; John Oliver Jr. in Iowa; Bobby Eubanks in Kansas; Dan Mackenthun in Minnesota; Brennor Grinstead in North Dakota; Mason Richards in Nebraska; Marie Curtis in Nevada; Sid Schott in Oregon; Greg Peck in South Dakota; Dustin Mooney in Texas; Clayton Tillia in Utah; and Rod Snellenberger in Wisconsin.
Special series Stock Car titles went to Layne Bellm in the Great Plains IMCA Tour; William Gould in the All Star Shootout; Angel Munoz in the Dakota Classic IMCA Stock Car Tour; Frank Ogden in the Colorado Alliance Tour; Mike VanderMark in the Clash on the Coast; and Shelby Williams at the IMCA TV Winter Nationals.
Northern Region Hobby Stock track champions included Benjie Bayne at Casper Speedway; Solomon Bennett at Stuart Speedway; Brock Berry at El Paso County Raceway; Justin Blaszkowski at Gillette Thunder Speedway; Tim Church at Red River Valley Speedway; Trey Collins at Concordia Raceway; Eric Cross at Salina Speedway; Joe Doran at Boone Speedway; Jeff Fink at Shelby County Speedway; Joren Fisher at Benton County Speedway; Justin Frederick at Buena Vista Raceway; Caleb Gardner at Buffalo River Speedway; Bradly Graham at Independence Motor Speedway.
Tristan Grape at U.S. 30 Speedway; Taylor Heaton at Williston Basin Speedway; Kyler Hefty at Lafayette County Speedway; Brayden Hilzer at I-76 Speedway; Brayden Hurley at Dawson County Raceway; Jeramy Johnson at Sweetwater Speedway; Nathan Kohl at North Central Speedway; Robbie Kosmacek at Lincoln County Raceway; Bain Kuhlman at Stuart Raceway; Randy LaMar at East Moline Speedway; Tylan Lambertus at Phillips County Raceway; Blake Luinenburg at Murray County Speedway and Worthington Speedway; Austin Lundquist at Park Jefferson Speedway; Preston McDonald at CJ Speedway; Alan McNeil at Black Hills Speedway.
Jordan Miles at Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway and Maquoketa Speedway; Joshua Monson at Hancock County Speedway; Nathan Mumm at Crawford County Speedway; Brandon Nielsen at Clay County Fair Speedway; Zach Olmstead at RPM Speedway; Thomas County Speedway; and Wakeeney Speedway; Aiden Paul at McLean County Speedway and Southwest Speedway; Dion Priddy at Dodge City Raceway Park; Cory Probst at Arlington Raceway and Redwood Speedway; Reid Randall at Norman County Raceway; Diezel Raynard at Estevan Motor Speedway; Dillon Richards at Beatrice Speedway and Eagle Raceway.
Kolby Sabin at Marshalltown Speedway; Kyler Satran at Nodak Speedway; Josh Sidles at Kossuth County Speedway; Brayson Siegle at Honor Speedway; Kevin Smith at Thunder Mountain Speedway; Daniel Wauters at Davenport Speedway; and Jason Wilkinson at Boone County Raceway and Off Road Speedway.
Southern Region Hobby Stock champions were Cody Daffern at Barona Speedway; Nathan DeRagon at Central Arizona Raceway; Kyler Duggins at Cortez Fairgrounds Speedway; Hunter Ferrell at Desert Thunder Raceway; Gordon French at Mosca Motorsports Park; Jeramy Johnson at Diamond Mountain Speedway and Charles McDaniel Jr. at Deuce of Clubs Thunder Raceway.
Hobby Stock state titles were earned by Nathan DeRagon in Arizona; Brayson Siegle in Colorado; Corey Van Der Wilt in Iowa; Randy LaMar in Illinois; Zach Olmstead in Kansas; Brad Jones in Minnesota; Kyler Satran in North Dakota; Travis Landauer in Nebraska; Joel Magee in South Dakota; Hayden Barney in Utah; Kyler Hefty in Wisconsin and Benjie Bayne in Wyoming.
Special series Hobby Stock crowns went to Dillon Richards at the IMCA TV Winter Nationals; Brayson Siegle in the Colorado Alliance Tour and Brayson Dobrovolny in the Great Plains IMCA Tour.
Northern SportMod track championships were earned by Brock Aeschbacher at Idaho Falls Raceway; Brayden Ahlers at Murray County Speedway; Nate Albrant at Hancock County Speedway; Trent Bandazian at Tonopah Speedway; Tyler Bannister at Bakersfield Speedway; Josh Barnhart at Thomas County Speedway; Colton Blankenship at Battle Mountain Raceway; Lovelock Speedway; Rattlesnake Raceway and Winnemucca Regional Raceway; Aaron Bloom at Cottage Grove Speedway; Jorddon Braaten at Southern Oregon Speedway; Brayden Brookshire at Grays Harbor Raceway.
Brayton Carter at Marshalltown Speedway and Stuart Speedway; Colton Chew at Diamond Mountain Speedway in California; Scott Clay at El Paso County Raceway; Joseph Cooper at Lincoln County Raceway; Gabriel Deschamp at McLean County Speedway and Williston Basin Speedway; Tony Dugan at Sweetwater Speedway; Broddy Enter at Arlington Raceway; Jarett Franzen at East Moline Speedway; Lafayette County Speedway and Maquoketa Speedway; Mark Garner at Marysville Raceway; Kylar Girard at Quincy Raceways; Chad Green at Mosca Motorsports Park; Levi Heath at Davenport Speedway.
Hayden Hillgartner at Shelby County Speedway; Warren Huffman at both Salina Speedway and Salt City Racing; David Johnson at Boone County Raceway and U.S. 30 Speedway; Ryan Kirchoff at Dodge City Raceway Park; Willy Kirk at Park Jefferson Speedway; Justin Klynsma at Clay County Fair Speedway; Eric Larson at Redwood Speedway; Jay Loughman at Thunder Mountain Speedway; Steven Luecht at Barona Speedway; Kevin McCarthy at Stuart Raceway; James Meile at Central Arizona Raceway and the Deuce of Clubs Thunder Raceway; Cameron Meyer at Off Road Speedway.
Ryan Moser at I-76 Speedway and Phillips County Raceway; Tyler Nerud at Beatrice Speedway; Jacob Olmstead at Dawson County Raceway; Kyle Olson at Benton County Speedway; Tony Olson at Independence Motor Speedway; Shawn Parish at Desert Thunder Raceway; Josh Pate at Diamond Mountain Speedway; Jayden Pavlicek at Buffalo River Speedway; Daniel Payne at Honor Speedway; Trevor Points at Willamette Speedway; Ryan Restad at Red River Valley Speedway; Jason Roth at Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway; Leevi Runge at Estevan Motor Speedway; Ryan Schmidt at Outagamie Speedway.
Jacob Shandy at Douglas County Dirt Track; Kenny Shrader at Antioch Speedway; David Siercks at North Central Speedway; Jake Simpson at Kossuth County Speedway; Kale Smith at Concordia Raceway; Mike Smith at Boone Speedway and Buena Vista Raceway; Camron Spangler at Cortez Fairgrounds Speedway; Chad Strachen at Nodak Speedway; Brian Sullivan at Crawford County Speedway; Tanner Thomas at Merced Speedway; Cameron Vande Weerd at Worthington Speedway; Dylan VanWyk at both 34 Raceway and CJ Speedway; Coy Vlies at 141 Speedway and Luxy Raceway.
Deryk Voller at Southwest Speedway; Andy Wagner at Norman County Raceway; Danny Wagner at both Ocean Speedway and Santa Maria Speedway; Blaine Walt at RPM Speedway and Wakeeney Speedway; Jerry Walton at Mohave Valley Raceway; Cole Wayman at Eagle Raceway and Dustin Wudstrack at Shawano Speedway.
State championships were awarded to Braydon Whitfield in Arizona; Danny Wagner in California; Barry Halley in Colorado; Brayton Carter in Iowa; Jarett Franzen in Illinois; Austin Carter in Kansas; Broddy Enter in Minnesota; Gabriel Deschamp in North Dakota; Riley Osantowski in Nebraska; Colton Blankenship in Nevada; Trevor Points in Oregon; Willy Kirk in South Dakota; Camden Wilson in Utah; Coy Vlies in Wisconsin and Tony Dugan in Wyoming.
Special series titles went to Ryan Moser in both the Colorado Alliance Tour and the Great Plains IMCA Tour; while Dustin White topped the IMCA TV Winter Nationals.
Track championships in the Southern SportMod division went to Jerrett Bransom at Kennedale Speedway Park; Landon Capps at Grayson County Speedway; Trevor Cogburn at Heart O’Texas Speedway; Cameron Gaston at Southern Oklahoma Speedway; Brandon Geurin at Cotton Bowl Speedway and Danny Patterson Jr. at Abilene Speedway.
State titles were earned by Christian Gaston in Oklahoma and Brandon Geurin in Texas.
The All Star Shootout crown went to Jerrett Bransom.
Mod Lite track champions were Tyler Garey at Hendry County Motorsports Park; Blake Gonzales at Davenport Speedway; Austin Gray at Boone Speedway; Joe Isabell at Brewerton Speedway; Chad Kirkpatrick at Diamond Park Speedway; Chris Lomasney at Central Arizona Raceway; Kobe Lomasney at Deuce of Clubs Thunder Raceway; Joseph McIntyre at 105 Motor Speedway; Jon Padilla at East Moline Speedway; Dillon Raffurty at both Electric City Speedway; in Missouri; and Valley Speedway; Kevin Simkins at Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway; Jaydun Thomas at Desert Thunder Raceway; Robbie Throop at Ocala Speedway and Bryan Zehm at Marshalltown Speedway.
State titles went to Kevin Simkins in Arkansas; Chris Lomasney in Arizona; Robbie Throop in Florida; Austin Gray in Iowa; Jon Padilla in Illinois; Dillon Raffurty in Missouri; Joe Isabell in New York; Brian Teeters in Tennessee; Joseph McIntyre in Texas and Jaydun Thomas in Utah.
Special series titles were earned by Josh May at the IMCA TV Winter Nationals; Brian Teeters in the Tennessee Mod Lite Racing Association and Bryce Vowan in Mod Lites of Arkansas.
Sport Compact track championships were earned by Graysn Andersen at Idaho Falls Raceway; Blake Andrus at Grayson County Speedway; Caiden Back at Electric City Speedway; Josh Backstrom at North Central Speedway; Shaun Bangart at 141 Speedway; Katie Barthel at both Cortez Fairgrounds Speedway and Mosca Motorsports Park; Cody Booth at Outagamie Speedway; Steve Carter at Central Arizona Raceway; Zachery Day at Shelby County Speedway; Rich Dickenson at Douglas County Dirtrack; James Embree at Phillips County Raceway; Guy Gardner at Desert Thunder Raceway.
Michael Gardner at Stuart Speedway; Wolfi Gensch at Sheridan Speedway; Cristian Grady at Benton County Speedway; Brian Harden at Casper Speedway; Dusten Henderson at Cottage Grove Speedway; Tanner Hoffman at Crawford County Speedway; Zach Hughbanks at Nodak Speedway and Thunder Mountain Speedway; Derek Impson at Honor Speedway; Carl King at Luxy Raceway; Alan Lahr at Arlington Raceway; Sean Leasure at Kennedale Speedway Park; Brock Leibhart at Thomas County Speedway; Chase Martin at Southern Oklahoma Speedway; John Martinez at both Concordia Raceway and Salina Speedway.
Chas Matye at Big Sky Speedway; Marci McKown at Barona Speedway; Brenden Mofle at Worthington Speedway; Diego Nava at Ventura Raceway; Leann O’Lear at El Paso County Raceway; Brooke Osler at Kossuth County Speedway; Cody Poll at Sweetwater Speedway; Ethan Poll at Diamond Mountain Speedway; Spencer Roggentien at Independence Motor Speedway and Marshalltown Speedway; Justin Schmidt at Lincoln County Raceway; Gary Schumacher at both Murray County Speedway and Redwood Speedway; Harrison Schwartz at McLean County Speedway; Connor Schwien at RPM Speedway and Wakeeney Speedway.
Barry Taft at 34 Raceway; Johnny Thomas at Beatrice Speedway; Tyler Thompson at Buena Vista Raceway; Kelly VanDriel at Abilene Speedway; Levi Volkert at Clay County Fair Speedway; Rodney Wagner at Gallatin Speedway and Kiegan Werner at Park Jefferson Speedway.
State titles went to Mike Giorgianni in Arizona; Marci McKown in California; Melanie Robinson in Colorado; Tyler Fiebelkorn in Iowa; Dan Kruse in Kansas; Gary Schumacher in Minnesota; Joe Hudson in Montana; Zach Hughbanks in North Dakota; Brin McAtee in Nebraska; Melissa Bryant in Oregon; Kiegan Werner in South Dakota; Kelly VanDriel in Texas; Guy Gardner in Utah; Thomas Jesse Schulte in Wisconsin and Sam Ogden in Wyoming.
Special series titles were earned by Gilbert Aldape at the IMCA TV Winter Nationals and James Embree in the Colorado Alliance Tour.
Crew chief of the year award recipients were Tyler Heaton, Modified; Al Zeitner, Late Model; Sid Gulbranson, Sprint Car; Mike Hauan, Stock Car; Dan Probst, Hobby Stock; Lake Heaton, Northern SportMod; Casey Capps, Southern SportMod; Michael Raffurty, Mod Lite; and Josh Lopez, Sport Compact.
Speedway Motors hosted the traditional champions’ reception at the Museum of American Speed on Friday night.