Series - IMCA - International Motor Contest Association

October 18, 2025

Tennessee Mod Lite Racing Association

Mod Lite

Schedule

Monday, January 27 - Needmore Speedway (Norman Park, Georgia)
Tuesday, January 28 - Needmore Speedway (Norman Park, Georgia)
Friday, February 28 - Clarksville Speedway (Clarksville, Tennessee)
Saturday, March 1 - Clarksville Speedway (Clarksville, Tennessee)
Saturday & Sunday, March 15-16 - Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee)
Saturday, April 5 - Clayhill Motorsports Park (Atwood, Tennessee)
Saturday, April 26 - Tennessee National Raceway (Hohenwald, Tennessee)
Saturday, May 10 - Camden Speedway (Camden, Tennessee)
Saturday, May 17 - Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee)
Saturday, June 14 - Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee)
Saturday, June 28 - Clarksville Speedway (Clarksville, Tennessee)
Sunday, June 29 - Clarksville Speedway (Clarksville, Tennessee)
Friday, July 4 - Clayhill Motorsports Park (Atwood, Tennessee)
Saturday, July 5 - Clayhill Motorsports Park (Atwood, Tennessee)
Saturday, July 19 - Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee)
Saturday, July 26 - Tennessee National Raceway (Hohenwald, Tennessee)
Friday, August 1 - Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee)
Saturday, August 2 - Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee)
Friday, August 15 - Clayhill Motorsports Park (Atwood, Tennessee)
Saturday, August 16 - Clayhill Motorsports Park (Atwood, Tennessee)
Friday, September 12 - Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tennessee)
Saturday, September 13 - Camden Speedway (Camden, Tennessee)

Points

(points through 9/13)

Rank	Driver	Points
1	Brian Teeters	500
2	Joseph Dunlap	456
3	Todd Minner	412
4	Ronnie Choate	350
5	Robbie Throop	310
6	John Pitts	304
7	Damon Warren	289
8	Jaedon McDowell	276
9	Troy Turner	259
10	Layton Bennett	249
11	Chris Pinkston	240
12	Riley Clem	220
13	Kyle Davidson	219
14	Micah Collins	213
15	Keith Fain	203
16	Logan Hickerson	190
17	Caleb Hensley	156
18	Dennis Cooper	125
19	Carson Hubbard	116
20	Jeffrey Teeters	103

Past Champions

2024 - Jaedon McDowell
2023 - Ronnie Choate

Established

2023

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Contact

Eddie Campbell

Feature

Reay Brings Modified Crown Back to Michigan; IMCA Names Six First Time National Champions

By Ben Deatherage VINTON, Iowa (Oct. 9, 2025) — The 2025 Speedway Motors IMCA Weekly Racing season was one for the record books, filled with razor-thin finishes, breakout performances, and enduring dynasties. Six of the nine National titles were decided by three points or fewer, two required tiebreakers, and six drivers celebrated first-time championships. Portland, Michigan’s Jeff Reay earned his first National championship — and became the first Michigan driver since Rick Stout in 1995 to claim the Friesen Performance IMCA Modified crown — by just two points. He also won the DeVilbiss Racing Chassis Eastern Region, the Michigan State Championship, and track titles at Crystal Motor Speedway, where he’s now a two-time champion, and at I-96 Speedway, where he earned his first. Reay closed the season with 14 wins in 42 starts. Across the rest of the division, four additional Regional champions also added to the Modified season’s prestige. William Gould, of Oklahoma, topped the GRT Race Cars South Central Region for his eighth career Regional title, repeating his 2024 success. Jeremy Mills, from Iowa, [Read More]

Hobby Stock

2025 IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National Point Standings

Points became official at 12 Noon CST on Monday, October 13 Ties are broken by 40 point finishes, then 39 point finishes, 38, 37, etc. Friesen Performance IMCA Modifieds – 1. Jeffrey Reay, Portland, Michigan, 1,015; 2. Jeremy Mills, Clear Lake, Iowa, 1,013; 3. William Gould, Calera, Okla., 1,001; 4. Johnny Whitman, Suamico, Wisconsin, 1,000; 5. Spencer Diercks, Davenport, Iowa, 994; 6. Kevin Williamson, Eugene, Oregon, 978; 7. Troy Cordes, Dunkerton, Iowa, 977; 8. Todd Shute, Norwalk, Iowa, 976; 9. Jed Freiburger, Dubuque, Iowa, 972; 10. Ethan Killingsworth, Yreka, Calif., 971; 11. Chris Zogg, New Liberty, Iowa, 970; 12. Kinzer McCord, Molt, Montana, and Kyle Anton, Gillette, Wyoming, both 967; 14. Ty Clemens, Belgrade, Montana, 965; 15. Logan Anderson, Eddyville, Iowa, and Shawn Harker, Nebraska City, Neb., both 964; 17. Steven Pfeifer, Bowbells, N.D., 953; 18. Keith Lamphere, Monroeton, Pennsylvania, 950; 19. Izac Mallicoat, Boone, Iowa, 948; 20. Travis Hagen, McGregor, N.D., 947. IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars – 1. Kelly Shryock, Fertile, Iowa, 1,023; 2. John Oliver Jr., West Burlington, Iowa, 1,021; 3. Dan Mackenthun, [Read More]

Feature

Matt Speckman: Taking Flight into IMCA’s Stock Car Century Club

By Ben Deatherage SLEEPY EYE, Minn. (Oct. 10, 2025) — The prairie around Sleepy Eye stretches in all directions, a patchwork of green and gold divided by gravel roads and the steady rhythm of farm life. The town itself rises gently beside its namesake lake — small, hard-working, and steeped in stories older than the state itself. For Matt Speckman, it’s the perfect place to build, fly, and race — a life shaped by machinery, family, and perseverance. That combination came full circle this fall when Speckman captured his 100th career IMCA-sanctioned feature win on Sept. 27 at Arlington Raceway, driving from eighth on the grid to victory. The milestone made him the sixth driver from Minnesota to reach the Century Club in the Sunoco IMCA Stock Car division. Matt Speckman races his no. 81 Sunoco IMCA Stock Car at speed at Arlington Raceway earlier this summer. (Photo by Sarah Moriarty) A Town with Deep Roots Sleepy Eye’s history is as enduring as the fields that surround it. The town took its name from Chief Sleepy [Read More]

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