Series

October 30, 2025

South Texas IMCA Modified Series

Modified

Schedule

Friday, March 28 - Heart O'Texas Speedway (Elm Mott, Texas)
Saturday, March 29 - I-37 Speedway (Pleasanton, Texas)
Saturday, April 26 - Texana Raceway Park (Edna, Texas)
Saturday, May 10 - Cotton Bowl Speedway (Paige, Texas)
Saturday, May 24 - South Texas Race Ranch (Corpus Christie, Texas)
Saturday, June 28 - Texana Raceway Park (Edna, Texas)
Friday, July 25 - Heart O'Texas Speedway (Elm Mott, Texas)
Saturday, July 26 - South Texas Race Ranch (Corpus Christie, Texas)
Saturday, August 2 - Cotton Bowl Speedway (Paige, Texas)
Saturday, August 23 - I-37 Speedway (Pleasanton, Texas)

Points

(points through 8/23)

Rank	Driver	Points
1	Logan Dinsmore	224
2	Johnny Torres	202
3	Marcus Mikulencak	201
4	Cody Leonard	197
5	Ryan Doyon	181
6	Cameron Dinsmore	175
7	Jared Maupin	173
8	Steven Whiteaker	166
9	Ryan Slott	161
10	Chris Gallien	155
11	Chris Carroll	139
12	John Owens	125
13	Brandon Sanderson	124
14	Chris Morris	118
15	Raymond McSpadden	96
16	Cameron Starry	94
17	Colin Carroll	93
17	Brenda Kirby	93
19	Robby Minten	85
20	Brian Machicek	82

Past Champions

2025 - Logan Dinsmore
2024 - Chris Morris

Established

2024

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Phone

(972) 971-7391

Contact

Kevin Rogers

Feature

Murdoch Motors to EQ Cylinder Heads Southern Region Rookie Honors

By Ben Deatherage SURPRISE, Ariz. (Oct. 29, 2025) — The road to an IMCA championship was a long one for Casey Murdoch, both literally and figuratively. The Surprise racer earned the EQ Cylinder Heads Southern Region Rookie of the Year award in the Sunoco IMCA Stock Car division, finished third in Southern Region championship points, and capped the season with a track championship at Cortez Fairgrounds Speedway in Colorado — an impressive feat in a field stacked with veterans across multiple states. Behind the wheel of the Modern Aerification/Methods LLC/Jason Babyak–Schaeffer’s Racing Oil no. 7X Terminator Chassis, Murdoch tackled 32 sanctioned starts across Arizona, New Mexico, California, and Colorado. The year included two feature wins, 13 podium finishes, and 17 top-five performances, with the Cortez oval becoming a home away from home nearly 400 miles from his driveway. “We started our year off down at Winter Nationals in Casa Grande and only got to run the first week because I had to go to a wedding in Mexico,” Murdoch said. “We didn’t have the strongest showing, [Read More]

Feature

Anderson’s Rookie Surge Nets Razor Chassis North Central Region Crown

By Ben Deatherage EDDYVILLE, Iowa (Oct. 29, 2025) — Logan Anderson’s rookie campaign in the Friesen Performance IMCA Modifieds was one to remember. The Eddyville racer captured the Razor Chassis North Central Region Rookie of the Year title and finished second in National Rookie of the Year standings — one year after winning the Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s crown in the Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern SportMods. Driving the Midstate Machine/Performer Chassis/Middlekoop Seed Corn Inc. no. 53 Modified, Anderson wasted no time proving his speed at the Modified level. He became the 22nd different driver from Iowa to win the Razor Chassis North Central Region Rookie of the Year award since the title’s inception in 1993, and the first Iowan to do so since Dyllan Ricks in 2023. Anderson also finished eighth in the final North Central Region standings, a strong showing in one of IMCA’s most competitive divisions. “We had a good year and were winning pretty much out of the gate,” Anderson said. “We won six out of my first 12 [Read More]

Feature

Werner Keeps Nebraska’s Sport Compact Rookie Streak Alive with Six-Win Season

By Ben Deatherage PIERCE, Neb. (Oct. 29, 2025) — Fourteen-year-old Kiegan Werner wasted no time making a name for himself in the Mach-1 IMCA Sport Compacts in his Tom’s Service/Meyer Family/TC Agronomy no. 1K entry. The first-generation racer from Pierce turned his rookie season into a breakthrough year, winning six times, capturing both the South Dakota State championship and Park Jefferson Speedway track title, finishing seventh in the national points, and showing the poise of a veteran. He also became the sixth driver since 2008 from Nebraska to win the National Rookie of the Year award, and the second straight Nebraskan to achieve that honor. “We decided to go down to the Beatrice Spring Nationals,” Werner said. “The first night went well, but the second night I got taken out on the first lap in the main event and it junked the race car. After that, we decided to make another go at it at Redwood in Minnesota and ended up winning up there. We then made the decision in June to try and go for [Read More]