Tocci Rallies from Sixth to Win Hall of Fame Night Feature

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Jordan Tocci celebrates in victory lane after racing from sixth to capture the Karl Kustoms IMCA Modified feature during Electric City Racing Hall of Fame Night on July 18 at Electric City Speedway. The Three Forks, Mont. driver earned his first victory at the historic 3/8-mile oval this season and his fourth of 2026 in the DeVilbiss Racing Chassis Western Region. (Photo by MVI Racing Photography)

By Jason Laird

GREAT FALLS, Mont. (July 18, 2026) — Jordan Tocci raced from sixth to the front to score the Karl Kustoms IMCA Modified feature during Electric City Racing Hall of Fame Night at Electric City Speedway.

The Three Forks driver steadily worked his way through the field before taking command and driving to his first victory of the season at the historic 3/8-mile oval. The win was also his fourth of 2026 in the DeVilbiss Racing Chassis Western Region.

Points leader Ty Clemens put together an impressive charge of his own, advancing from ninth to finish second. Cory Craver, who started alongside the pole sitter, completed the podium in third.

Kolby Hannah recorded one of the night’s strongest drives, moving from 11th to fourth, while Tyler Leach rounded out the top five.

John Price and Craver earned heat race victories earlier in the evening.

Matye Storms from 10th to Keep Perfect Season Alive

Matye delivered one of the night’s biggest charges, racing from 10th to victory in the Mach-1 IMCA Sport Compact feature.

The driver of the No. 13 sliced through the field to claim his fourth victory in four starts this season, continuing his unbeaten campaign.

Great Falls racer Caiden Back also put together an impressive drive, advancing from ninth to finish second. Rodney Wagner of Townsend gained five positions to complete the podium in third.

T.J. Weninger finished fourth, followed by Jayden Raaen in fifth.

Kolwyck and Hudson scored heat race victories earlier in the evening.

Hall of Fame Night celebrates the individuals who helped build and preserve racing in the Great Falls area. Support from fans, racers, sponsors and volunteers allows the nonprofit Hall of Fame to invest in the future of the sport through scholarships, community outreach and increased purses.

This year, the organization awarded two $1,000 scholarships to students pursuing automotive-related education, donated seven bicycles to local children, assisted racing families during times of need and added $400 to the purse for each feature event.

Proceeds from Hall of Fame shirt sales and the annual 50/50 raffle help fund those efforts. Hall of Fame Night and the organization’s annual car show are their only two fundraisers each year.

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