Thursday Night “Under the Lights” – November 05, 2026

First, thank you to everyone who stuck with the new KIITS RMS software testing! We identified three bugs, and I think I squashed them. We’ll try running it again next week.

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Stewart Raceway ignited last Thursday night with an electrifying evening of slot car action “Under the Lights”! The challenging SR3 Road Course Tight Esses saw drivers battle wheel-to-wheel in incredibly competitive IROC-style races, pushing their machines to the absolute limit. Beyond the thrilling driving and razor-thin margins, the event was a feast for the senses and the stomach! Dean Donaldson brought his delicious chicken soup, Joe Clarke’s famous Banana Creme Pie was a temptation (though the house’s chocolate version ultimately stole the show), Dustin Jolley provided his staple chips and guacamole, and Kevin Webster delivered a delightful assortment of treats. With top-tier hydration keeping everyone sharp, this was an unforgettable night of high-octane fun, camaraderie, and culinary delights! Have a great weekend and stay tuned for our next event at Stewart Raceway!


Race 1: MegaG+ 1.7 FireBird Camaro Deans Mix

The evening kicked off with a high-energy MegaG+ 1.7 FireBird Camaro race on the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses. This IROC-style event, featuring Dean’s meticulously prepared mix of Firebirds and Camaros, saw intense competition from start to finish. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley, Master) demonstrated exceptional consistency, pulling ahead to claim victory with 79 laps. Close behind was Steve Stewart (Master), securing second with 78 laps. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing, Master), the car class host, rounded out the top three.

Special mention goes to our Amateur division drivers, Tracker Clay and Max Dunn. Competing against a strong field of Masters, Trakkar finished an impressive 6th with 68 laps and Max just behind in 7th with 67 laps, showcasing fantastic driving skills and promise for future events!

Race 1 Results: MegaG+ 1.7 FireBird Camaro Deans Mix

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 79 56 605.657
2 Steve Stewart 78 55 611.868
3 Dean Donaldson 77 58 578.051
4 Kevin Webster 76 46 635.917
5 Joe Clarke 73 42 606.954
6 Tracker Clay 68 40 638.797
7 Max Dunn 67 32 620.311

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View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 221_Nov-05-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html


Race 2: Wizzard Storms (IROC)

The second race of the night featured the agile Wizzard Storms in another competitive IROC format. Steve Stewart (Master) delivered a masterful performance, securing first place with an impressive 80 laps. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley, Master) maintained his consistent pace to take second with 79 laps, followed by Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing, Master) with 76 laps. Joe Clarke (JC Racing, Master) and Kevin Webster (Webster Motorsports, Master) also showed strong performances, keeping the pressure on the leaders throughout the segments.

Race 2 Results: Wizzard Storms (Webster Motorsports) (IROC)

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 80 61 601.895
2 Dustin Jolley 79 47 627.279
3 Dean Donaldson 76 45 604.388
5 Joe Clarke 73 44 586.624

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Race 3: MegaG 1.5 GT-40 (IROC)

The final IROC race of the night featured the classic MegaG 1.5 GT-40s, providing a fittingly exciting close to the evening. Steve Stewart (Master) once again showcased his skill, clinching another first-place finish with 78 laps. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley, Master) continued his strong performance, earning second place with 77 laps. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing, Master) secured third with 72 laps, battling fiercely with Joe Clarke (JC Racing, Master), who finished 4th with 71 laps. Kevin Webster (Webster Motorsports, Master) rounded out the top 5, demonstrating consistent effort across all classes.

Race 3 Results: MegaG 1.5 GT-40 (IROC)

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 78 59 719.979
2 Dustin Jolley 77 51 695.637
3 Dean Donaldson 72 47 647.242
4 Joe Clarke 71 46 649.627
5 Kevin Webster 68 32 656.437

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Overall Summary: Thursday Night “Under the Lights”

The “Under the Lights” event was a showcase of talent and competitive spirit across all divisions. Drivers pushed hard, demonstrating skill and sportsmanship throughout the evening. The overall standings reflect a truly engaging night of racing.

Overall Standings: Master Division

Place Name Laps Points
1 Steve Stewart 236 175
2 Dustin Jolley 235 154
3 Dean Donaldson 225 150
4 Joe Clarke 217 132
5 Kevin Webster (Downgraded to Advanced Division) 218 116

Overall Standings: Amateur Division

Place Name Laps Points
1 Tracker Clay 68 40
2 Max Dunn 67 32

Race Highlights and Noteworthy Performances

  • Master Class Dominance: Steve Stewart, Dustin Jolley, Dean Donaldson, Joe Clarke, and Kevin Webster engaged in fierce battles throughout the night, consistently trading fastest laps and segment wins.
  • Amateur Prowess: Max Dunn and Trakkar Clay delivered commendable performances, holding their own and showing tremendous potential while racing alongside seasoned Master drivers in Race 1. Their enthusiasm and competitive spirit were truly inspiring!
  • Team Jolley’s Consistent Run: Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) showed incredible consistency, securing a top-two finish in all three races and demonstrating excellent car control across different classes.
  • Culinary Corner: The event was made even more special by the fantastic food! Dean’s chicken soup was a hit, Joe’s Banana Creme Pie was almost too good to resist (though the House chocolate version took its place!), Dustin kept everyone fueled with his chips and guacamole, and Kevin’s assortment of treats added a sweet touch to the competitive evening.

It was a truly memorable “Under the Lights” event at Stewart Raceway, packed with thrilling races, great food, and fantastic company.

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Wednesday Night “Under the Lights” – October 28, 2026

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The glow of the track lights illuminated Stewart Raceway last Wednesday, October 28, 2026, as drivers battled it out in an electrifying night of “Under the Lights” IROC racing! The competition was fierce, the driving superb, and the camaraderie spiced with Dean Donaldson’s legendary super hot chili and Dustin Jolley’s always-welcome tortilla chips and guacamole. Drivers pushed their machines to the limit across three thrilling races, delivering an evening packed with precision, speed, and unforgettable moments. This night showcased exceptional talent and incredibly close finishes, truly highlighting the spirit of IROC slot car racing.

Overall Summary & Standings

The aggregate results from the three challenging races on the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses track revealed a tight battle for supremacy. Every driver displayed incredible skill and consistency, making for a truly memorable racing evening.

Master Division Overall Standings

Place Name Laps Points
1 Steve Stewart 235 171
2 Dustin Jolley 232 169
3 Dean Donaldson 230 143
4 Joe Clarke 201 122

Advanced Division Overall Standings

Place Name Laps Points
1 Tom Warren 196 100

Race 1 Summary: Deans TR3 GT Speed Racer Set (i)

The first race of the evening, featuring the Deans TR3 GT Speed Racer Set cars, set a high bar for competition. Drivers navigated the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses with precision and speed. The race saw intense lane changes and strategic driving.

Highlights:

  • Dean Donaldson, bringing the heat with his famous chili, showed strong performance on the track, securing second place in this opening round.
  • Dustin Jolley, known for his staple chips and guacamole, also had a solid start, finishing third overall with strong lap counts.
  • Joe Clarke and Tom Warren engaged in a tight battle for the lower podium spots, with Joe showing his consistent driving, and Tom Warren pushing hard to keep pace. Their head-to-head performance set a competitive tone for the night.
Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 78 59 681.471
2 Dean Donaldson 78 52 673.131
3 Dustin Jolley 75 56 667.967
4 Tom Warren 69 32 682.871
5 Joe Clarke 67 36 682.878

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Race 2 Summary: Tyco 440-X2 Wide-Pan Porche 935 Hardbody (i) Jolle

The second race brought out the classic Tyco 440-X2 Wide-Pan Porche 935 Hardbody cars, known for their unique handling. The IROC format ensured all drivers had a chance to master each car, leading to some exceptional displays of driving skill.

Highlights:

  • Dustin Jolley of Team Jolley truly shone in this race, taking a commanding first-place finish with an impressive 78 laps. His mastery of the Tyco cars was evident throughout.
  • Joe Clarke demonstrated his consistency once again, securing 69 laps and an impressive 50 points, showing his adaptable driving style across different classes.
  • Tom Warren, representing Airborne Racing, continued his competitive run, pushing hard and ensuring every lap counted in this challenging class.
Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 78 55 867.120
2 Steve Stewart 77 51 843.764
3 Dean Donaldson 76 43 858.305
4 Joe Clarke 69 50 836.006
5 Tom Warren 66 36 830.921

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Race 3 Summary: MegaG+ 1.7 Lites (Support Class)

The final race of the night featured the agile MegaG+ 1.7 Lites, a support class that often surprises with its intense, high-speed action. This race brought the evening to a thrilling conclusion on the SR3 Road Course.

Highlights:

  • Dustin Jolley continued his strong performance, securing second place with 79 laps, capping off a fantastic night of racing.
  • Joe Clarke and Tom Warren once again found themselves in a close competition, with Joe taking fourth and Tom fifth. Their consistent presence at the top of the lap counts throughout the night underscored their skill and dedication to IROC racing. Both drivers displayed excellent adaptability across all three unique car classes.
Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 80 61 593.546
2 Dustin Jolley 79 58 602.816
3 Dean Donaldson 76 48 647.285
4 Joe Clarke 65 36 624.081
5 Tom Warren 61 32 630.569

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What a night of “Under the Lights” IROC racing at Stewart Raceway! The dedication and competitive spirit of all the drivers truly made for an outstanding event. Have a great week, and we look forward to seeing everyone back on the track again soon!

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Thursday Night “Under the Lights” on SR2, October 22, 2026

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Thursday Night “Under the Lights”

October 22, 2026

Stewart Raceway was alive with the roar of tiny motors and the palpable tension of fierce competition on Thursday night, October 22nd, 2026. Under the lights, a stellar lineup of Master drivers showcased incredible skill, pushing their machines to the absolute limit in a series of nail-biting, all-IROC races. The air crackled with excitement as drivers fought tooth and nail for every lap and point. Beyond the intense on-track action, the evening was further elevated by Kathy’s absolutely delicious Mexican cuisine, perfectly complemented by Dustin Jolley’s amazing homemade chips and guacamole. It was a night of competitive racing, great driving, and excellent food – truly a hallmark event at Stewart Raceway!


Overall Summary: Masters Dominate a Thrilling Evening

The evening featured four highly contested races, demonstrating the caliber and competitive spirit of the Master division drivers. Each race brought its own challenges and triumphs, leading to a dynamic overall standing.

Overall Standings by Division:

Master Division

Place Name Laps Points
1 Steve Stewart 468 224
2 Dean Donaldson 457 212
3 Dustin Jolley 446 204

The Master drivers delivered an exceptional display of racing, with each competitor demonstrating remarkable skill and consistency across all four events. Steve Stewart ultimately topped the overall standings, but Dean Donaldson and Dustin Jolley were hot on his heels, illustrating the incredibly close competition that defines the Master class at Stewart Raceway. Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley, in particular, delivered a standout performance, showcasing remarkable car control and racecraft throughout the night.

Note: Scoring was set to use Points instead of our usual Total Laps for sorting.

Race 1 Summary: Mega-G 1.7 Hardbody Thriller

The opening race of the night set a high bar for competition. Drivers battled fiercely in the Mega-G 1.7 Hardbody class on the Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course. Steve Stewart, Dean Donaldson, and Dustin Jolley each took turns leading segments, with the lead often changing hands. Dustin Jolley showed early speed with a sub-4-second lap in Segment 1, but consistent driving ultimately saw Steve Stewart clinch the win. Dean Donaldson pushed hard, demonstrating excellent pace, especially in the final segment, to secure a close second.

Race 1 Results: Mega-G 1.7 Hardbody (Dean’s Formula E set)

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 118 58 604.726
2 Dean Donaldson 116 56 612.367
3 Dustin Jolley 104 46 601.714

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 94_Oct-22-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html


Race 2 Summary: Dean’s TR3 GT Speed Racer Set Challenge

The second race featured the unique Deans TR3 GT Speed Racer Set cars, demanding a different driving style from the competitors. Steve Stewart showed incredible command of this class, dominating the race and securing a convincing win. His fastest lap of 3.646 seconds in the White lane during Segment 1 was particularly impressive, highlighting his adaptability across different car types. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) maintained a strong performance to take second, fending off Dean Donaldson, who rounded out the podium.

Race 2 Results: Deans TR3 GT Speed Racer Set (i)

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 119 61 710.067
2 Dustin Jolley 109 51 740.234
3 Dean Donaldson 112 48 735.512

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 96_Oct-22-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html


Race 3 Summary: Team Jolley’s Viper V-SPEC NASCAR Victory

This race was a true testament to the competitive nature of Master-level IROC racing, delivering one of the closest finishes of the night! Driving the Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Team Jolley cars, Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) powered his way to victory, tying on laps with Steve Stewart but taking the top spot by a crucial 4 points. Dean Donaldson was also right in the mix, finishing a mere point behind Stewart. Dustin’s consistent segment finishes were key to his impressive win. Steve Stewart recorded the fastest lap of the race (3.879s), showcasing raw speed, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Dustin’s point advantage.

Race 3 Results: Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Team Jolley

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 117 55 637.959
2 Dean Donaldson 112 54 639.914
3 Steve Stewart 117 51 632.221

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Race 4 Summary: Dean Donaldson Victorious in MegaG+ Firebirds

The final race of the evening in the MegaG+ 1.7 Firebirds+ Deans (i) class saw Dean Donaldson claim a well-deserved victory. In another incredibly tight contest, Donaldson matched Steve Stewart’s points total but edged him out on total laps, demonstrating excellent endurance and precision. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) continued his strong showing, keeping the pressure on the leaders and securing third place. The consistent performance and strategic driving by Dean in the later segments sealed his win, highlighting the depth of competition amongst these Master drivers.

Race 4 Results: MegaG+ 1.7 Firebirds+ Deans (i)

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dean Donaldson 117 54 651.325
2 Steve Stewart 114 54 666.617
3 Dustin Jolley 116 52 645.045

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 98_Oct-22-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html


Fastest Laps of the Night

While no official new track records were explicitly declared in the reports, several drivers laid down blistering lap times that deserve special mention, showcasing the incredible speed achieved during the night’s competitive heats:

  • Steve Stewart:
    • 3.646 seconds in Race 2 (Deans TR3 GT Speed Racer Set (i)), Lane White, Segment 1. An outstanding lap for the class!
    • 3.879 seconds in Race 3 (Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Team Jolley), Lane Blue, Segment 2.
  • Dustin Jolley:
    • 3.977 seconds in Race 1 (Mega-G 1.7 Hardbody), Lane Blue, Segment 1. A fantastic start to the night!
    • 3.899 seconds in Race 3 (Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Team Jolley), Lane Yellow, Segment 2.
  • Dean Donaldson:
    • 3.988 seconds in Race 1 (Mega-G 1.7 Hardbody), Lane Blue, Segment 3. Demonstrating consistent top-tier speed!

These individual lap times underscore the high level of talent and the cut-throat competition among the Master drivers.


What a fantastic night of slot car racing at Stewart Raceway! The Master drivers truly brought their A-game, making every race an unmissable spectacle. The fierce but friendly rivalry, combined with Kathy’s delicious Mexican feast and Dustin’s superb chips and guac, made for a truly memorable event. We hope everyone had a great week and look forward to seeing you all back at Stewart Raceway again very soon for more thrilling action!

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Thursday Night “Under the Lights” – September 24, 2026

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Thursday Night “Under the Lights” – September 24, 2026

The air crackled with anticipation and the aroma of a delicious meal as drivers gathered for “Thursday Night ‘Under the Lights'” at Stewart Raceway. This event proved to be a thrilling showcase of competitive racing, exceptional driving, and a friendly atmosphere. Drivers pushed their slot cars to the limit on the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses, delivering heart-stopping finishes and setting new track records. The evening also marked the much-anticipated debut of Stewart Raceway’s homegrown Race Management System, KIITS RMS, which was at the heart of Race 1’s action. While the new system’s reporting accuracy is still under review, it certainly added an intriguing layer to the night’s proceedings.

Every driver delivered a solid performance, with notable achievements from Tom Warren and Trakkar Clay who impressed with their consistent speeds and strategic driving throughout the various classes.

Let’s dive into the detailed race-by-race breakdown of this exhilarating event.


Race 1: Tom’s MegaG+ 1.7 Lite F1/Indy Cars (KIITS RMS Debut)

This race, run on Friday, September 25, 2026, served as the exciting debut for Stewart Raceway’s homegrown Race Management System, KIITS RMS. Piloting Tom Warren’s MegaG+ 1.7 Lite F1/Indy cars with both new and old-style hardbodies, the drivers put the new system to the test. While some felt the new system might not have reported the results with absolute accuracy – a point that will require detailed analysis of the RMS log file to confirm – it certainly made for a dramatic start to the weekend’s racing. Trakkar Clay emerged victorious in an incredibly tight finish where the top five drivers all completed 80 laps, with final positions determined by their overall points.

Position Driver Laps Points
1 Trakkar Clay 80 10
2 Dean Donaldson 80 8
3 Dustin Jolley 80 6
4 Steve Stewart 80 4
5 Tom Warren 80 2

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Race 2: Jag TR-3 GT Speed Racer Dean Set

On Thursday, September 24, 2026, the second race of the evening, the Misc Road Course class, saw intense competition. Drivers expertly navigated the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses, pushing their cars for every lap. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) demonstrated exceptional skill, securing a well-deserved victory with 80 laps and 55 points. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) and Tom Warren (Airborne Racing) also put in strong performances, showcasing their precision and speed. Trakkar Clay delivered another commendable performance, adding valuable laps and points to his tally.

Place Name Laps Points
1 Dustin Jolley 80 55
2 Steve Stewart 79 54
3 Dean Donaldson 77 52
4 Tom Warren 72 42
5 Tracker Clay 64 32

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View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 213_Sep-24-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html


Race 3: Jag Hobbies NC-2 Lite BOX STOCK Mustangs (i)

The third race of the night, held on Thursday, September 24, 2026, brought out the powerful Jag Hobbies NC-2 Lite BOX STOCK Mustangs. This class is always a fan favorite, known for its close racing and demanding car control. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) once again demonstrated his prowess, securing the second-place finish with excellent driving. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) also performed admirably, battling hard for third place, just ahead of Tom Warren (Airborne Racing), who continues to impress with his consistent effort across multiple classes.

Place Name Laps Points
1 Steve Stewart 78 61
2 Dustin Jolley 74 51
3 Dean Donaldson 73 48
4 Tom Warren 59 28

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Race 4: Mega G+ 1.7 Formula E Cars (Dean Set)

The final race of the evening on Thursday, September 24, 2026, featured the high-performance Mega G+ 1.7 Formula E Cars from Dean Donaldson’s personal set. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) himself delivered a fantastic performance, securing a strong second place and showcasing excellent control with these demanding machines. Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) continued his impressive streak with another podium finish in third. Tom Warren (Airborne Racing) closed out his strong night with a solid fourth-place finish, demonstrating consistency across a variety of car classes.

Place Name Laps Points
1 Steve Stewart 79 61
2 Dean Donaldson 77 48
3 Dustin Jolley 76 47
4 Tom Warren 70 32

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New Track Records

An incredible night of racing saw several new track records established on the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses. Congratulations to all drivers for pushing the limits!

Track Class Lane Driver Lap Time
SR3 Road Course Tight Esses Mega G+ 1.7 Formula E Cars (Dean Set) 2 Dustin Jolley 5759
SR3 Road Course Tight Esses Mega G+ 1.7 Formula E Cars (Dean Set) 3 Dean Donaldson 5801
SR3 Road Course Tight Esses Mega G+ 1.7 Formula E Cars (Dean Set) 4 Dustin Jolley 5741
SR3 Road Course Tight Esses Mega G+ 1.7 Formula E Cars (Dean Set) 5 Steve Stewart 5702

Overall Summary and Standings

The “Thursday Night ‘Under the Lights'” event was a testament to the skill and dedication of all participants. Every driver exhibited solid driving performance, demonstrating great control and speed across challenging courses and diverse car classes.

Master Division Standings

Driver Total Laps Total Points
Steve Stewart 316 180
Dustin Jolley 310 159
Dean Donaldson 307 156

Advanced Division Standings

Driver Total Laps Total Points
Tom Warren 281 104

Amateur Division Standings

Driver Total Laps Total Points
Trakkar Clay 144 42

Looking Ahead

From the exciting debut of the KIITS RMS to the intense battles on the track and the incredible new records set, this event truly had it all. The level of competition was outstanding, and the camaraderie among drivers was evident throughout.

Enjoy the weekend and return to Stewart Raceway again soon!

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Thursday Night “Under the Lights” – September 17, 2026

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The air crackled with anticipation and the aroma of a delicious feast as Stewart Raceway welcomed a stellar lineup of slot car enthusiasts for an evening of intensely competitive racing! “Under the Lights” delivered on its promise of thrilling action, showcasing exceptional driving skill across multiple classes and tracks. With a fantastic turnout and plenty of camaraderie, it was a night where every lap counted, and new records were forged.

Overall Event Standings

The aggregate results across all four races demonstrate the consistent performance required to climb to the top. Drivers battled fiercely, and the final standings reflect a remarkable display of talent and dedication.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 315 232 2090.981
2 Dustin Jolley 313 219 2003.071
3 Ramsey Wright 260 154 2286.042
4 Dean Donaldson 229 157 1700.334
5 Tom Warren 203 129 1725.238
6 Tracker Clay 126 68 1330.604

Dustin Jolley of Team Jolley showcased phenomenal consistency throughout the night, securing a strong second place overall, just a few laps shy of the top spot. Dean Donaldson, representing Full-Speed Racing, also had an excellent showing, proving his prowess on the tracks. A special shout-out goes to Tom Warren, who, in only his second racing appearance, drove all the way from Castro Valley to deliver an impressive fifth-place overall finish, a truly remarkable achievement! Tracker Clay also deserves immense credit for squeezing in some spirited races despite his busy schedule, contributing to the night’s high level of competition.


Race 1: Dean’s SpeedRacer TR3 GTs (i) on SR3 Road Course Tight Esses

The evening kicked off on the challenging SR3 Road Course Tight Esses with the Dean’s SpeedRacer TR3 GTs. Dean Donaldson, leading the charge for Team Full-Speed, demonstrated his mastery of the track, securing a well-deserved victory. Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley was right on his heels, pushing hard for second.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dean Donaldson 78 56 611.706
2 Dustin Jolley 77 59 589.327
3 Steve Stewart 77 55 595.315
4 Tom Warren 66 44 603.428
5 Ramsey Wright 62 36 606.700
6 Tracker Clay 62 32 615.126

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Race 2: MegaG 1.5 GT-40 (i) on SR3 Road Course Tight Esses

The second race saw drivers take on the MegaG 1.5 GT-40s on the same challenging SR3 Road Course Tight Esses. This was another fiercely contested race, with several drivers demonstrating impressive control and speed.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 80 58 674.765
2 Dustin Jolley 79 55 664.883
3 Dean Donaldson 74 56 694.881
4 Ramsey Wright 72 36 698.030
5 Tom Warren 68 41 715.008
6 Tracker Clay 64 36 715.478

Dustin Jolley continued his strong performance, securing another podium finish. Tom Warren further proved his adaptability, finishing a respectable fifth in this class, accumulating valuable experience and points.

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 212_Sep-17-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html

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Race 3: Jag TR3 Augorans (i) on Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course

The action shifted to the Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course for the Jag TR3 Augorans class, promising high speeds and close competition.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 79 58 390.416
2 Dustin Jolley 77 50 378.599
3 Dean Donaldson 77 45 393.747
4 Tom Warren 69 44 406.802
5 Ramsey Wright 68 38 390.941

Dustin Jolley and Dean Donaldson once again demonstrated their consistent top-tier performance, both hitting 77 laps. Tom Warren maintained his impressive run with a solid fourth place, accumulating valuable points and experience. The competition was incredibly tight, with just a few laps separating the top contenders.

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 92_Sep-17-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html


Race 4: Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan on Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course

The final race of the night featured the Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan class, promising a high-octane conclusion to the event.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 80 55 370.262
2 Steve Stewart 79 61 430.485
3 Ramsey Wright 58 44 590.371

Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley capped off a fantastic evening with a decisive win, demonstrating incredible speed and control in the Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan class. His performance was truly a highlight, showcasing what superb driving can achieve. Ramsey Wright also put in a solid performance, securing a commendable third place after pulling out of the race due to car issues.

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 93_Sep-17-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html


New Track Records Established!

The intense competition “Under the Lights” resulted in an impressive list of new track records! Congratulations to all drivers who pushed their limits and etched their names into Stewart Raceway history on September 17, 2026.

Track Class Lane Driver Lap Time
SR2 Straight Road Course Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan 1 Steve Stewart 3387
SR2 Straight Road Course Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan 2 Steve Stewart 3156
SR2 Straight Road Course Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan 3 Dustin Jolley 3211
SR2 Straight Road Course Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan 4 Ramsey Wright 3319

It’s clear that drivers pushed their cars and skills to the absolute limit, resulting in a remarkable number of new fastest lap records across both tracks and multiple classes. Dustin Jolley, Dean Donaldson, and Steve Stewart each contributed significantly to this impressive list, showcasing their top-tier performance on various lanes.


Concluding Thoughts

What an incredible night of slot car racing! The level of competition was exceptionally high, with solid driving performances from all participants. Tom Warren’s impressive showing, making the journey from Castro Valley for only his second racing appearance, highlights the growing enthusiasm and talent in our community.

A massive thank you to Team Full-Speed (Dean Donaldson) for preparing all the delicious eats – your culinary contributions truly enhanced the evening! And a special appreciation to Tracker Clay for expertly navigating his busy schedule to join us on the track.

The future of Stewart Raceway looks bright! With a little luck, we could soon be racing with cutting-edge new timing systems like RCai and/or Stewart Raceway’s very own homegrown RMS, called KIITS. We are constantly striving to enhance the racing experience for everyone.

May all enjoy the weekend, and we eagerly await your return to Stewart Raceway again soon for more thrilling races!

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Great drivers, great food, great night of racing!