2023 SCRAM

Hosted by Keith Avallone

Pole: Phil Yanez

Winner: Ray Bob Walker

2nd: Linc Revere

3rd: Raul DeHoyos

4th: Geoff Daly Jr.

5th: Ray Swisher

A very exciting race with eleven different race leaders! Two feuds to start the new SCRAM season: Kerry Cacciola and Robby Piotrowski, Race Week altercation that saw both get fined; mid-race "incident" between Austin Bigler and Trevor Trostel. Both Phil Yanez and Julee Justus had excellent opportunities to take the lead in the later stages, thwarted by "triples" (i.e., engine issues). All 43 cars finished, a rarity! 

Hosted by Bob Hansen

Pole: Geoff Daly Jr.

Winner: Trevor Trostel

2nd: Wayne Montana

3rd: Linc Revere

4th: Parnell Drake

5th: Aaron Hartley

Probably one of the cleanest races I have ever seen at the infamous Northern Lights Motordome. Only 6 cars didn't finish the race despite a good wreck towards the middle of the race. Only 6 lead changes led to a fairly milquetoast race.  

Hosted by Dave Davis

Pole: Julee Justus

Winner: Trevor Trostel

2nd: Sev Klecker

3rd: Julee Justus

4th: Ray Swisher

5th: Brent Tice

11 lead changes during race. Julee Justus led most laps (26)

Hosted by Paul Salzgeber

Pole: Jordy Pettis

Winner: Julee Justus

2nd: Donna Tourville

3rd: Maxx Baxter

4th: Hudson Howell

5th: Clark Snook

Crazy sequence at the end of the Sun Coast Capital 400. Joey Plonka in the 73 takes the lead on the pit turn 37 (of 40). Turn 38, he’s ousted by Wyatt Zander and Plonka goes to 2nd. Turn 39 is another top group check, but TROUBLE check…. To the race leader. Zander rolls a 4 to stay in the race but falls from 1st to last! Fill the gap…. Plonka retains the lead, Donna Tourville goes to 2nd and at the top of the medium group, Carson Hargett and his two blue chips fails the gas check, allowing Julie Justus to move to 7th with a chip. Turn 40 a final top group check that only two cars qualify for. Justus prevails but loses her chip and takes the lead. Maxx Baxter in 3rd can challenge for the lead. Justus… holds it off and wins the race!!

Hosted by James Cast

Pole: Joe Bob Walker

Winner: Carson Hargett

2nd: Aaron Hartley

3rd: Maxx Baxter

4th: Trevor Trostel

5th: Donna Tourville

Wayne Montana got a start and finished in the Top 10. Several feuds popped up. Fetterman and Barbeau as well as Joe Bob Walker and Phil Yanez had issues during race week. Jordy Pettis and Ray Swisher got into it mid race. Joe Bob Walker ended up out of the race as a result of a Fume result. 14 lead changes in the race with Hargett taking the lead on the final turn, which ended up being Turn 52 thanks to a late trouble event leading to Yellow.

Hosted by Pete Adams

Pole: Joe Bob Walker

Winner: Jason Leonard

2nd: Ray Swisher

3rd: Joe Bob Walker

4th: Aaron Hartley

5th: Hudson Howell

Jason Leonard passes Joe Bob Walker on the last lap to get the win.  Leonard started 34th and broke into the top ten at 140 miles. At 170 miles he was up to 4th. The only lap he led was the last one. Joe Bob Walker led for 80 miles and Julee Justus led for 70.  Aaron Hartley and Austin Bigler got together twice with Bigler finishing 39th.

Hosted by Paul Salzgeber

Pole: Kory Wallace

Winner: Robb Mondragon

2nd: Kory Wallace

3rd: Donna Tourville

4th: Axel Barbeau

5th: Phil Yanez

Hosted by Jimmy Batterton

Pole: Julee Justus

Winner: Raul DeHoyos

2nd: Geoff Daly Jr.

3rd: Justin Mahler

4th: Phil Yanez

5th: Ray Swisher

What an unexpected surprise winner for this year's FAS-SAV Supermarket 500 at Texas National Raceway this weekend! #74 Raul DeHoyos methodically worked his way up from a starting position of 21st to secure the lead in the closing laps and successfully hold on amid half a dozen hard chargers in "SCRAM Overtime" for the decisive win! 

Racing was fairly clean with only three cautions except for the overambitious, fuming Ray Bob Walker in the 88 car. He tagged the wall, knocking himself out of the race on a last lap play for the 2nd spot held by the 24 car of Cooper Mixson. In addition to Walker, #82 Justin Leonard and #00 Donna Tourville failed to finish as well. Leonard had multiple mechanical issues, and Tourville blew the engine of the double-zero car in the early laps of the race. And pole sitter #13 Julee Justus finished a respectable 10th place after holding the lead twice. 

Hosted by Harvey Couch

Pole: Geoff Daly Jr.

Winner: Geoff Daly Jr.

2nd: Phil Yanez

3rd: Jordy Pettis

4th: Maxx Baxter

5th: Ray Swisher

An exciting race with 17 lead changes.  On the 11th turn, the black flag came out and #89 Billy Brett was DQ'd.  #99 Wayne Montana held the lead for 12 turns until #63 Geoff Daly Jr. took over on the 49th turn.  #20 Evan Ultech took over on the 52th turn, but Daly fought back and took the lead for good on the 57th turn.  

Hosted by Jimmy Batterton

Pole: Cam Croyle

Winner: Brent Tice

2nd: Brooks Bilovich

3rd: Julee Justus

4th: Kory Wallace

5th: Geoff Daly Jr.

The Dot Cola 400 held at Dixie Regional Raceway was full of excitement throughout the entire race which saw 15 different leaders in 22 lead changes! Pole sitter Cam Croyle finished a disappointing 40th place after becoming entangled in a driver altercation with Jordy Pettus and losing a duel. These actions have started a feud between the two drivers that will likely carry over to the next couple of races. Aside from this, the race only saw two cautions with 40 of the 43 drivers successfully crossing the finish line. 

Brent Tice,  filling in for the retiring Wayne Montana, patiently worked his way to the front of the lead pack late in the race. But in order to secure the victory for his aging mentor, he would have to diligently fight off a hard-charging Brooks Billovich. And it was on the final turn that Tice shut the door, crossing the finish line in spectacular fashion! 

Hosted by James Cast

Pole: Julee Justus

Winner: Carson Hargett

2nd: Julee Justus

3rd: Austin Bigler

4th: Pete MacAtee

5th: Robb Mondragon

Julee Justus grabbed the pole and led the first 24 turns. His pit team was a little slow and coming out under a YELLOW flag, Pete MacAtee took the lead. He held it for 4 turns until Carson Hargett claimed the lead on Turn 29. He went on to take the checkered flag. Wayne Montana sat this one out.

Hosted by Dave Davis

Pole: Jordy Pettis

Winner: Brent Tice

2nd: Donna Tourville

3rd: Cat Hampton

4th: Ray Bob Walker

5th: Jordy Pettis

Brent worked his way through the pack starting in the 31st position using his skill attribute to move up and 2 brake pedals to hold off the competition. There were 9 lead changes and 3 drivers failed to finish the race.

Hosted by Bill Heller

Pole: Julee Justus

Winner: Brent Tice

2nd: Justin Mahler

3rd: Aaron Hartley

4th: Linc Revere

5th: Trevor Trostel

Julee Justus's hold on the lead was brief as Cam Croyle took over on turn 2.  Justin Mahler led for 11 straight turns in mid race before sliding back.  Then Brent Tice and Matt Bush traded places in first place before Tice took over for good on turn 27.  Bush finished in 13th place.  Overall, five drivers including Donna Tourville did not finish.

Hosted by Pete Adams

Pole: Joe Bob Walker

Winner: Geoff Daly Jr.

2nd: Matt Bush

3rd: Ray Swisher

4th: Parnell Drake

5th: Jordy Pettis

An exciting race with 21 lead changes among 13 drivers.  Geoff Daly, Jr. passed  Kevin Pettis with 20 miles to go to get the win. Daly, Jr. started 14th and made his way into the top 10 at 50 miles. In the process, he ran fan favorite, Wayne Montana wide causing the soon to be retired driver to the back of the pack.  Ray Swisher led the most laps and finished 3rd. Polesitter Joe Bob Walker finished 6th, just ahead of his father Ray Bob.

Heartbreak for Kevin Pettis, who was running 5th after getting passed for the lead, retiring with electrical issues. Wayne Montana finished in 32nd.

Hosted by Brett Sonnenschein

Pole: Maxx Baxter

Winner: Aaron Hartley

2nd: Ray Swisher

3rd: Jordy Pettis

4th: Aimee Serra

5th: Phil Yanez

A wild race with lots of movement. Heartbreak for Jordy Pettis who led from turn 17 going into the last turn. After the race's only yellow flag, Pettis lost his chip then Ray Swisher took the lead only to succumb to Hartley and his blue chip. Julee Justus was KO'd with multiple problems in turn 18.

Hosted by Dave Davis

Pole: Geoff Daly Jr.

Winner: Wyatt Zander

2nd: Donna Tourville

3rd: Trevor Trostel

4th: Ray Bob Walker

5th: Evan Uttech

Wyatt Zander only led one turn using his skill attribute (and a performance chip) but, it was the turn that mattered.

Hosted by Bill Heller

Pole: Sev Kleckner

Winner: Phil Yanez

2nd: Austin Bigler

3rd: Matt Bush

4th: Geoff Daly Jr.

5th: Maxx Baxter

There was a lot of action at the Northern Lights Motordome.  Eleven different drivers led at various points of the race.  Sev Kleckner was the surprise pole winner - being the first TV driver drawn, therefore earning Gold status.  There were two separate Trouble incidents - Top group in turn 5 and Middle group in turn 13.  A total of three driver succumbed to the trouble, in addition to Paxton McClaron who dropped out after handling problems.  In turn 22 (of 23), Matt Bush took advantage of his starred Smart quality to move from 11th place into the lead.  However, on the final turn, Phil Yanez overtook Bush to take the checkered flag!

Hosted by Dave Davis

Pole: Phil Yanez

Winner: Austin Bigler

2nd: Hudson Howell

3rd: Brooks Billovich

4th: Cat Hampton

5th: Geoff Daly Jr.

12 lead changes during the race. Justus had a rare mishap that took him out of the race early but he and his crew still celebrated a winning season.

Hosted by Paul Salzgeber

Pole: Justin Mahler

Winner: Cat Hampton

2nd: Austin Bigler

3rd: Wolfman Warner

4th: Justin Mahler

5th: Donna Tourville

The lead changes came in bundles as there were 7 lead changes in the first 4 turns and then another nine from turns 24-29 with Cat Hampton taking the lead on turn 29 and taking advantage of 2 yellow flag turns and always holding her chip right up until the checkered flag to win the Kamping King’s Outdoor Fun 400!

Hosted by Paul Salzgeber

Pole: Matt Bush

Winner: Austin Bigler

2nd: Robb Mondragon

3rd: Geoff Daly Jr.

4th: Hudson Howell

5th: Jason Leonard

As the cars turn for the last turn, we've had 13 different race leaders at this point and 22 lead changes. On the last turn, we got our 14th and final race leader as Austin Bigler takes the checkered flag and wins the Doby's Firecracker 400!!

Hosted by Harvey Couch

Pole: Jordy Pettis

Winner: Jordy Pettis

2nd: Joe Bob Walker

3rd: Donna Tourville

4th: Justin Mahler

5th: Robb Mondragon

Jordy Pettis won the pole after a hot week in qualifying, but spun out in the first turn and ended up at the back of the field.  After 7 lead changes, Jordy Pettis worked his way back up to the front and took the lead on the 27th turn.  He held on for the final three turns and won the CropMaster Tractor 300.

Hosted by AFR Steve Tower

Pole: Jordy Pettis

Winner: Aaron Hartley

2nd: Ray Swisher

3rd: Cooper Mixon

4th: Wayne Montana

5th: Kevin Pettis

"Big one" on turn 14 , 10 drivers collected but all repaired.  Wayne Montana almost with a storybook ending, took lead on turn 37 but fell to the young star of Exham Racing who held on for the win!  https://youtube.com/live/8tNzfWpLfC8?feature=share

Hosted by Brett Sonnenschein

Pole: Jordy Pettis

Winner: Phil Yanez

2nd: Cat Hampton

3rd: Matt Bush

4th: Kevin Pettis

5th: Brooks Bilovich

Most of the action took place in the middle group. Mixson was in first turns 9-21. Tourville led going into the final turn. Bush took the lead but Yanez sniped the win with his chip. Earlier Hampton made a move from last to third but never got a shot at the win. 

Hosted by Jason Stapley

Pole: Julee Justus

Winner: Jordy Pettis

2nd: Cooper Mixson

3rd: Linc Revere

4th: Geoff Daly Jr.

5th: Wolfman Warner

Geoff Daly Jr. dominated this race, leading 19 of the 40 turns, but it was Jordy Pettis who grabbed the checkered flag after taking the lead from Daly on turn 35.  Trouble on turn 30 collected 5 drivers, knocking three from the race: Moon Dog Hamilton, Clark Snook, and the legend Wayne Montana.  Pole leader Julee Justus ended up a disappointing 21st and wasn't a factor in the second half of the race.  

Hosted by Harvey Couch

Pole: Jordy Pettis

Winner: Julee Justus

2nd: Matt Bush

3rd: Phil Yanez

4th: Robb Mondragon

5th: Kory Wallace

In the 5th turn, pole winner #17 Jordy Pettis has a brake problem and drops from race leader to last place.  He finished in 38th.  In another major move, on the 6th turn, #18 Kerry Cacciola moves from 35th position in the bottom group to 7th in the top group on one turn on a double REFLEX check.  Cacciola led the race heading into the final turn before #9 Matt Bush took the lead shortly before #13 Julee Justus took the lead from 2nd place on the final check of the race.

Hosted by Dave Davis

Pole: Geoff Daly Jr.

Winner: Jordy Pettis

2nd: Paxton McClaren

3rd: Mickey Zwick

4th: Julee Justus

5th: Wyatt Zander

There were 11 lead changes this race. Jordys' last pit gave him the lead up to the checkered flag.

Hosted by Rob Gallamore

Pole: Clark Snook

Winner: Kevin Pettis

2nd: Matt Bush

3rd: Geoff Daly Jr.

4th: Austin Bigler

5th: Justin Mahler

Kevin Pettis takes the lead from Brooks Billovich on turn 43, but the race would not be without drama. On the final lap, Aaron Hartley makes a huge charge from back of the pack at 18. He moves into third and then challenges Pettis for the lead. But Pettis holds him off to win the Heartland 500.  Some key moments: Turn 30 Donna Tourville takes the lead to the delight of thousands of female fans in the audience. She would eventually finish eighth.  Turn 32 would see Raul Dehoyos jump from tenth to first spot to get the crowd into a frenzy.  Turn 20 would get ugly as Car 92 Axel Barbeau wrecks his card and is forced to drop out after losing a duel to Linc Revere!  Definite Feud brewing with those two as Barbeau was storming the pits looking for Revere after the race!!   SCRAM Legend Wayne Montana finishes a disappointing 34th. 

Hosted by James Cast

Pole: Joe Bob Walker

Winner: Cooper Mixson

2nd: Aaron Hartley

3rd: Ray Bob Walker

4th: Donna Tourville

5th: Jordy Pettis

Wayne Montana sat out this race. Lots of feuds developed, with Plonka and Baxter being the biggest instigators. 11 lead changes during the race, but Cooper Mixson took the checkered flag. Saw multiple pit violations, and almost every pit happened under yellow flag conditions.

Hosted by Jason Stapley

Pole: Joe Bob Walker

Winner: Wayne Montana

2nd: Sev Kleckner

3rd: Maxx Baxter

4th: Julee Justus

5th: Donna Tourville

A Hollywood ending as Wayne Montana grabs the lead on the 38th turn and holds on to take the checkered flag in his farewell season!  Close behind him was the young non-trophy driver, Sev Kleckner, straight from the B series and looking to make a name for himself.  Rounding out the pack were Maxx Baxter, Julee Justus, and Donna Tourville.  There were 13 lead changes in this one, with pole sitter Joe Bob Walker leading the most turns with 11.  Alas, Joe Bob would finish a disappointing 37th after getting filtered to the back of the pack.   There were two cautions in the race, the first when Axel Barbeau went sideways into the wall, the second the result of a duel between Linc Revere and Phil Yanez that saw Yanez spin out.  Tempers were hot after that one, but no further incident occurred during the race.  In news off the track, both Julee Justus and Jason Leonard were the subject of "domestic"  rumors during race week, fueled by pictures of the two of them leaving a bar in the early hours of the morning.  TMZ will have full coverage of this developing story.  

Hosted by Pete Adams

Pole: Julee Justus

Winner: Matt Bush

2nd: Julee Justus

3rd: Cat Hampton

4th: Raul DeHoyos

5th: Pete MacAtee

Donna Tourville dominates the race until the last 10 miles.  She led for 190 of 280 miles. But Matt Bush battled Cat Hampton and polesitter Julee Justus to take the win.  Road racer expert Raul DeHoyos made a late charge to finish 4th. Veteran Pete MacAtee has a good day in 5th. Tourville finishes a disappointing 7th. Wayne Montana decided not to race and Brent Tice finished 24th.

Hosted by James Cast

Pole: Cat Hampton

Winner: Matt Bush

2nd: Cat Hampton

3rd: Raul DeHoyos

4th: Brent Tice

5th: Paxton McClaren

This race featured a lot of action from the bottom group, with 5 separate trouble results in that group. There were 10 lead changes and only one feud, which happened in the final 5 turns. Matt Bush took the lead on Turn 47 for good. TV Drivers had the last shot to make a run at the lead, but all three failed their quality check rolls.

Hosted by Jason Stapley

Pole: Trevor Trostel

Winner: Trevor Trostel

2nd: Parnell Drake

3rd: Matt Bush

4th: Donna Tourville

5th: Paxton McClaren

Trevor Trostel was there at the start and he was there at the end, claiming the pole and leading the first 10 turns, and then storming from the middle group to claim the checkered flag on a final turn surge thanks to a 5 on the black die result that had everyone from the top and middle groups battling for positions.  The other excitement came from a couple of duels that resulted in near instant karma for the victors.  On the 3rd turn of the race, Joey Plonka spun out Chase Fetterman, sending him to the back of the pack.  Three turns later, Fetterman got his revenge on a feud result, knocking Plonka out of the race.  On Turn 16, Kevin Pettis used similar dueling tactics to spin out Ray Swisher.  On the turn immediately following the yellow flag, Swisher got his revenge and Pettis was left with a DNF.  Exciting racing at the Western Frontier Motor Raceway!

Hosted by James Cast

Pole: Matt Bush

Winner: Phil Yanez

2nd: Cooper Mixson

3rd: Paxton McClaren

4th: Cat Hampton

5th: Julee Justus

Wayne Montana qualified but was unable to maintain position in the top group. Rain shortened the event after 46 turns. Phil Yanez was able to grab the lead just before the race was shortened. There were 13 lead changes in the race.

Hosted by Tim Lucas

Pole: Kevin Pettis

Winner: Joe Bob Walker

2nd: Kevin Pettis

3rd: Paxton McClaren

4th: Julee Justus

5th: Robb Mondragon

#95 Brooks Billovich wrecked in practice and had to start from 37th place.  Jordy Pettis crashed on turn 13 and was not cleared by the infield care center to return to the race.  #49 Wyatt Zander had a huge day with a big surge and ran 2nd for a spell.  Ended up finishing 27th however.  Thirty-nine cars finished the race.  #99 Wayne Montana was all over the field, including the top group, but a late pit violation cost him a decent finish.  #56 Carson Hargett had a nice showing on the day as well.  #13 Julee Justus was dominant at the front all day, but was overcome by drivers working together to oust her from the lead.