Category: Series/Season Standings

Thursday Night “Under The Lights” Round 4: Sparks Fly as Champions Emerge, and One Crash Shifts the Tides on Jul-30-2026!

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Jul-30-2026 – The racing world was on the edge of its collective seat last Thursday night as Stewart Raceway once again delivered a high-octane spectacle in Round 4 of its “Under The Lights” series. The evening was packed with breathtaking speed, strategic prowess, and a dramatic turn of events, including a controversial crash involving Team Jolly Rogers’ John Rogers in segment 5 of Race 4, that left a lasting impact on the night’s standings. The debut of the new MG+ Modified class on Stewart Raceway II (SR2) added an extra layer of excitement, showcasing the cutting edge of slot car performance.

Race Summaries

Race 1: OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets on SR3 Oval Super Speedway

Race 1, featuring the OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets on the high-speed SR3 Oval Super Speedway, saw Team Jolly Rogers’ John Rogers command the field, taking a decisive victory with an impressive 160 laps. Andy Gersh demonstrated strong consistency, securing third place, while Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley showed flashes of brilliance, finishing fourth. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) rounded out the top five, putting in a solid performance. Kevin Webster (Webster Motorsports) and Joe Clarke (JC Racing) battled hard, reflecting the depth of the field.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 John Rogers 160 61 642.634
2 Steve Stewart 157 56 607.532
3 Andy Gersh 155 50 669.834
4 Dustin Jolley 153 53 601.414
5 Dean Donaldson 148 54 599.705
6 Cece Caro 144 46 667.997
7 Kevin Webster 128 28 645.983
8 Joe Clarke 118 28 620.858

Event Photo for Race 1

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 192_Jul-30-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

Race 2: MegaG+ Modified 2026 on Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course

The MegaG+ Modified 2026 class made its highly anticipated debut on Stewart Raceway II (SR2), and it did not disappoint! This new class brings an exciting level of performance and demands precision driving. John Rogers (Team Jolly Rogers) adapted quickly to the new platform, clinching victory with 80 laps and a phenomenal 64 points. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) and Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) battled closely throughout, showcasing their skill in the challenging road course environment. Cece Caro (Team Jolly Rogers) also delivered a strong performance, securing third place.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 John Rogers 80 64 368.342
2 Steve Stewart 80 61 368.792
3 Cece Caro 72 47 365.335
4 Dean Donaldson 71 50 401.150
5 Dustin Jolley 71 40 360.009
6 Joe Clarke 70 40 407.830
7 Andy Gersh 69 42 380.638
8 Kevin Webster 61 32 389.745

Event Photo for Race 2

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 81_Jul-30-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html

Race 3: U-Build Tomahawks (i) Jolly Rogers on Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course

The U-Build Tomahawks (i) Jolly Rogers class brought more intense road course action on SR2. John Rogers (Team Jolly Rogers) continued his strong showing, securing second place, just two laps behind the leader. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) drove an excellent race to finish third, demonstrating his consistent performance. Andy Gersh put in a determined drive to secure fourth, holding off Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley who finished fifth. Cece Caro (Team Jolly Rogers) battled hard for sixth.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 80 61 437.623
2 John Rogers 78 52 431.434
3 Dean Donaldson 78 51 448.739
4 Andy Gersh 77 44 438.724
5 Dustin Jolley 74 47 454.728
6 Cece Caro 71 45 453.040
7 Joe Clarke 71 42 437.901
8 Kevin Webster 65 34 457.034

Event Photo for Race 3

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 82_Jul-30-2026_StewartRacewayIIStraightRoadCourse.html

Race 4: Wizzard Storm 22T (i)(o) 16.5v on SR3 Oval Super Speedway

Race 4, featuring the Wizzard Storm 22T class, proved to be the most dramatic of the night. Andy Gersh put in an outstanding performance to claim second, only two laps behind the leader, while Team Jolly Rogers’ John Rogers took third. Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley kept the pressure on in fourth, and Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) secured fifth.

The turning point for John Rogers came in Segment 5. While Rogers put in strong segment performances earlier, his crash in Segment 5 had a notable impact on his overall standing for this particular race. A self-inflicted crash, whether due to driver error, an aggressive maneuver, or a mechanical issue, often results in lost time and laps. In slot car racing, as in many forms of motorsport, maintaining a clean race is paramount, and any incident that causes a car to de-slot can lead to significant penalties in terms of lost momentum and laps, directly affecting the final results. This incident highlights the fine line between pushing for speed and maintaining control, a challenge every driver faces. Team Jolly Rogers’ Cece Caro also showed her resilience by securing sixth place.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 159 58 413.435
2 Andy Gersh 157 46 410.829
3 John Rogers 156 54 410.037
4 Dustin Jolley 156 51 423.245
5 Dean Donaldson 154 42 416.083
6 Cece Caro 145 46 425.714
7 Kevin Webster 126 32 407.319

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 193_Jul-30-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

New Track Records Set During This Event

A remarkable fourteen new track records were set during this thrilling event, a testament to the drivers’ skill and the intense competition!

Track Class Lane Driver Lap Time Type
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course MegaG+ Modified 2026 1 John Rogers 3681 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course MegaG+ Modified 2026 2 John Rogers 3498 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course MegaG+ Modified 2026 3 John Rogers 3435 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course MegaG+ Modified 2026 4 John Rogers 3702 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course U-Build Tomahawks (i) Jolly Rogers 1 John Rogers 4398 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course U-Build Tomahawks (i) Jolly Rogers 2 Cece Caro 4101 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course U-Build Tomahawks (i) Jolly Rogers 3 Dean Donaldson 4321 Race
Stewart Raceway II Straight Road Course U-Build Tomahawks (i) Jolly Rogers 4 Dean Donaldson 4312 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets 2 Dean Donaldson 3072 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets 3 John Rogers 3227 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets 4 John Rogers 3223 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets 5 Steve Stewart 3185 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway Wizzard Storm 22T (i)(o) 16.5v 2 Cece Caro 1639 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway Wizzard Storm 22T (i)(o) 16.5v 3 John Rogers 2124 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway Wizzard Storm 22T (i)(o) 16.5v 4 Andy Gersh 1900 Race
SR3 Oval Super Speedway Wizzard Storm 22T (i)(o) 16.5v 5 Cece Caro 1790 Race

John Rogers (Team Jolly Rogers) dominated the record books, setting multiple fastest laps across both the new MegaG+ Modified class on Stewart Raceway II and the OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets on the SR3 Oval. His teammate Cece Caro also showcased her speed with two new records, including an incredibly fast 1.639-second lap in the Wizzard Storm 22T class on SR3 Oval Lane 2. Dean Donaldson (Full-Speed Racing) contributed significantly with new records in both the U-Build Tomahawks and OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets classes. Andy Gersh also etched his name in the record books for the Wizzard Storm 22T class, and Steve Stewart secured a new record in the OS3 TFX Lite Paper Midgets class. These achievements underscore the extraordinary talent and relentless pursuit of speed by all competitors.

Looking Ahead

This Thursday Night “Under The Lights” Round 4 proved to be an exhilarating chapter in the 2026 season. The intensity of competition, especially the captivating duel between Steve Stewart and John Rogers across multiple races, keeps fans on the edge of their seats. The debut of the MegaG+ Modified class on SR2 also promises exciting future developments. Drivers will undoubtedly be back for Round 5, eager to reclaim lost laps and push for victory, with the shadow of John Rogers’ Race 4 incident serving as a stark reminder of the unforgiving nature of championship slot car racing.

 

Overall Standings After Round 4 Summary

The overall standings reflect a season of intense competition across all divisions. John Rogers leads the Masters after Round 4, a testament to his consistent performance despite the recent track incident. The introduction of the MG+ Modified class is expected to further challenge drivers and elevate the racing experience. Due to the nature of the provided overall standings, detailed lap time analysis to filter potential “rider” laps is not feasible within this report.

Master Division Standings

Place Name Laps Points
1 John Rogers 1576 838
2 Steve Stewart 1544 820
3 Dustin Jolley 1511 738
4 Dean Donaldson 1504 740
5 Cece Caro 1467 670
6 Joe Clarke 920 339
7 Kevin Webster 653 248

Advanced Division Standings

Place Name Laps Points
1 Andy Gersh 757 352

Amateur Division Standings

Place Name Laps Points
1 Tracker Clay 447 119
2 Trakker Clay 148 74
3 Rad Raca 123 68
4 Bobby Graham 118 70

Analysis of John Rogers’ Crash in Race 4, Segment 5

John Rogers’ performance in Race 4 was impacted by a critical incident in Segment 5. The segment length was 40 laps, but John Rogers only completed 39 laps in this segment, placing him 3rd for the segment with 11 points. This suggests a loss of one lap, consistent with a crash or de-slotting event.

Let’s analyze the impact of this lost lap on his final standing:

  • Current Standing: John Rogers finished 3rd overall in Race 4 with 156 total laps and 54 points.
  • Segment 5 Performance: In Segment 5, John Rogers recorded an average lap time of 2.890, while Steve Stewart (1st in segment, 40 laps) had 2.807 and Andy Gersh (2nd in segment, 40 laps) had 2.668. Based on these times, even if Rogers had completed 40 laps, his total segment run time would likely have been slower than Stewart and Gersh, meaning he would still have placed 3rd in the segment and earned 11 points.
  • Hypothetical Scenario (No Lost Lap): If John Rogers had completed the full 40 laps in Segment 5, his total laps for Race 4 would have increased from 156 to 157. His total points would likely remain at 54 (assuming he still earned 11 points for finishing 3rd in that segment).

Impact on Final Position:

  • Original Final Standings (Laps, Points):
    • 1st: Steve Stewart (159 Laps, 58 Points)
    • 2nd: Andy Gersh (157 Laps, 46 Points)
    • 3rd: John Rogers (156 Laps, 54 Points)
    • 4th: Dustin Jolley (156 Laps, 51 Points)
  • Hypothetical Final Standings (with +1 lap for John Rogers):
    • 1st: Steve Stewart (159 Laps, 58 Points)
    • 2nd: John Rogers (157 Laps, 54 Points)
    • 3rd: Andy Gersh (157 Laps, 46 Points)
    • 4th: Dustin Jolley (156 Laps, 51 Points)

Conclusion: The loss of one lap in Segment 5 due to the crash was significant. It caused John Rogers to finish 3rd instead of a potential 2nd place. While he would have been tied on laps with Andy Gersh (157), his superior total points (54 vs. 46) would have placed him higher. This incident highlights how a single misstep can drastically alter race outcomes, especially in tightly contested fields.

I’ll get a video of the incident up on Rumble ASAP.

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 193_Jul-30-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

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Thursday Night “Under The Lights” Round 3: A Whirlwind of Speed, Strategy, and Scrumptious Stew (Jul-23-2026)

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What a night at the SR3 Oval Super Speedway! Round 3 of our Thursday Night “Under The Lights” series delivered everything slot car enthusiasts crave: razor-thin margins, strategic brilliance, the thrilling debut of the new MG+ Modified class, and yes, even some unexpected drama leading to an early finish in our final event. From the moment the first car hit the track, through intense battles on the SR3 oval, to the outstanding array of food shared by all, including Dean Donaldson’s delectable beef stew, it was a night that truly celebrated the spirit of slot car racing. Despite the unfortunate conclusion to Race 4, the camaraderie and competitive fire burned bright. We extend our immense gratitude to all participants for a wonderfully fun night of racing and for their continued support, especially for embracing our newest racing platform, the MG+ 1.7 Modified class.

Overall Event Standings

The competition was fierce across all classes, leading to a dynamic shake-up in the overall standings. Congratulations to all drivers for their incredible performances!

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 John Rogers 524 164 1706.276
2 Steve Stewart 517 163 1664.438
3 Dean Donaldson 515 150 1722.659
4 Dustin Jolley 510 146 1693.182
5 Cece Caro 496 137 1708.523
6 Joe Clarke 448 108 1723.208
7 Tracker Clay 447 119 1708.479

Race 1: Jag Hobbies PR-5 Lite BOX STOCK Showdown

The evening kicked off with a thrilling display in the Jag Hobbies PR-5 Lite Box Stock class on the SR3 Oval Super Speedway. John Rogers not only led the pack, demonstrating consistent speed and control, ultimately claiming victory, but he also provided this awesome set of PR-5 cars. Team Jolley’s Dustin Jolley made a just-in-time arrival, hitting the track with no practice but ready for action and immediately making his presence felt.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 John Rogers 174 53 441.829
2 Dean Donaldson 172 52 427.626
3 Dustin Jolley 168 44 448.307
4 Steve Stewart 166 50 426.681
5 Cece Caro 163 50 430.393
6 Joe Clarke 152 44 446.325
7 Tracker Clay 142 36 427.099

Event Photo for Race 1

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 186_Jul-23-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

Race 2: MegaG+ 1.7 Lites (18V) (o) Precision

The MegaG+ 1.7 Lites class with NASCAR hardbodies brought another exciting round of racing. John Rogers once again showcased his mastery of the SR3 oval, securing his second consecutive win of the evening. Dean Donaldson and Cece Caro delivered strong performances, battling closely for podium positions.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 John Rogers 176 53 493.014
2 Dean Donaldson 172 53 512.539
3 Steve Stewart 172 52 489.987
4 Cece Caro 172 45 485.327
5 Dustin Jolley 165 47 491.695
6 Tracker Clay 163 47 494.153
7 Joe Clarke 154 32 503.856

Event Photo for Race 2

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 187_Jul-23-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

Race 3: MegaG 1.7 Whelen/SK Modifieds (i) (18v) Intensity

The MegaG 1.7 Whelen/SK Modifieds IROC race was a testament to both individual skill and impressive teamwork. While Steve Stewart secured the top spot, Dustin Jolley demonstrated his escalating prowess, landing a strong second place. Special mention must be made of Team Jolly Rogers (John Rogers and Cece Caro) whose combined efforts and strategic driving showcased exemplary teamwork throughout the segments. Their consistent performance highlighted the benefits of a well-coordinated team approach in these demanding Modified machines.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 179 61 747.770
2 Dustin Jolley 177 55 753.180
3 John Rogers 174 58 771.433
4 Dean Donaldson 171 45 782.494
5 Cece Caro 161 42 792.803
6 Tracker Clay 142 36 787.227
7 Joe Clarke 142 32 773.027

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 189_Jul-23-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

Race 4 (Unofficial): MegaG+ 1.7 Modified (o) – An Early Conclusion

Our much-anticipated debut of the new MG+ 1.7 Modified class on the SR3 oval ended prematurely, marking the “Race 4 disaster” of the evening. After only reporting four segments, the race unfortunately could not be completed. Despite the disappointment, the performance shown by the drivers in the segments run was nothing short of spectacular, promising great things for this class in the future. Dean Donaldson led the abbreviated standings, showcasing excellent command of the new Modifieds.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dean Donaldson 172 42 430.886
2 Steve Stewart 133 42 316.553
3 John Rogers 131 36 315.463
4 Cece Caro 131 34 322.644
5 Dustin Jolley 129 34 318.348

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 190_Jul-23-2026_SR3OvalSuperSpeedway.html

A Heartfelt Thanks to Our Racing Family!

Beyond the track, the spirit of community truly shone. Dean Donaldson’s beef stew was a culinary highlight, earning rave reviews from everyone present. It was a perfect complement to the array of delicious food and refreshing drinks brought by all participants. These shared moments off the track are just as cherished as the exciting battles on it.

Thank you to every single participant for making this Thursday Night “Under The Lights” event a wonderfully fun and memorable experience. Your enthusiasm and support for slot car racing, especially as we introduce exciting new classes like the MG+ 1.7 Modified, are what make Stewart Raceway a vibrant and thriving community. We look forward to seeing you all at the next race!

Overall 50/50 Series Standings After Round 3

Master Division Standings

Driver Laps Points
John Rogers 1192 604
Steve Stewart 1161 596
Dustin Jolley 1155 599
Dean Donaldson 1135 542
Cece Caro 1116 474
Joe Clarke 752 275
Kevin Webster 273 122

Advanced Division Standings

Driver Laps Points
Andy Gersh 299 170

Amateur Division Standings

Driver Laps Points
Tracker Clay 595 193
Rad Raca 123 68
Bobby Graham 118 70

Photos from the Event (Additional)

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Thursday Night “Under The Lights” Round 2: A Battle of Skill on the Tight Esses!

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Event Date: July 16, 2026

What a night of exhilarating slot car racing at Stewart Raceway! The atmosphere was electric for Round 2 of “Under The Lights,” delivering a high-octane spectacle of competitive driving. Racers pushed their machines to the limit on the newly configured SR3 Road Course with its challenging “Tight Esses” sector, providing thrilling close-quarters action. The debut of the MegaG+ 1.7 Modified class also added an extra layer of excitement and speed to the evening. Beyond the fierce competition, participants brought a fantastic array of food and drink, making the event a truly memorable and fun gathering for everyone.

The evening was largely dominated by the incredible performance of Dustin Jolley (Team Jolley) from Scotts Valley, who, after seemingly cracking the code on his nuclear-powered controller, almost achieved a clean sweep across all four races. However, John Rogers (Team Jolly Rogers) provided a stunning upset in the final race, breaking Dustin’s winning streak by just one lap and five points. This level of competition truly highlights the skill and dedication of our Masters drivers.

Overall Event Standings

The cumulative results across all four classes highlight the consistent performance and intense competition witnessed throughout the night.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 318 235 2979.202
2 John Rogers 317 222 2857.529
3 Steve Stewart 305 201 2965.516
4 Dean Donaldson 303 190 3018.825
5 Andy Gersh 299 170 3011.689
6 Cece Caro 296 176 2872.676
7 Kevin Webster 273 122 2973.448

Race 1: MegaG+ 1.7 Modified 2026

The first race of the evening introduced the exciting new MegaG+ 1.7 Modified class on the SR3 Road Course Tight Esses. Dustin Jolley set an early precedent, demonstrating masterful control to secure victory. John Rogers and Cece Caro showed strong form, rounding out the top three. This race saw several new track records, indicating the high performance of this new class and the drivers quickly adapting to the demanding layout.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 80 59 617.867
2 John Rogers 79 56 518.441
3 Cece Caro 78 47 540.400
4 Andy Gersh 74 48 604.239
5 Steve Stewart 72 44 617.922
6 Dean Donaldson 71 47 640.624
7 Kevin Webster 64 28 533.599

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 180_Jul-16-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html

Event Photo for Race 1

Race 2: OS3 TFX Box Stock Modified

The OS3 TFX Box Stock Modified class brought a different challenge, emphasizing consistency and control. Dustin Jolley once again showcased his exceptional talent, clinching his second consecutive victory. Steve Stewart put in a strong performance to take second, just one point behind Jolley, while John Rogers secured third place. The competition in this class was incredibly tight, with just laps separating the top finishers.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 79 59 1040.318
2 Steve Stewart 79 58 979.134
3 John Rogers 78 52 974.218
4 Andy Gersh 77 44 1065.981
5 Dean Donaldson 75 48 1047.595
6 Cece Caro 71 40 985.633
7 Kevin Webster 71 28 1062.369

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 182_Jul-16-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html

Event Photo for Race 2

Race 3: Viper Jet SG+ Team Jolley Rogers (i)

The Viper Jet SG+ class proved to be another stronghold for Dustin Jolley, who powered his way to a third consecutive victory. It was a close battle with John Rogers, who also completed 80 laps but finished second on points. Steve Stewart and Dean Donaldson were hot on their heels, highlighting the fierce competition in this class.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 80 61 719.664
2 John Rogers 80 53 772.283
3 Steve Stewart 79 52 772.703
4 Dean Donaldson 79 48 736.937
5 Cece Caro 76 51 770.083
6 Andy Gersh 73 32 755.392
7 Kevin Webster 69 32 769.757

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 184_Jul-16-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html

Event Photo for Race 3

Race 4: Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies Team Jolley

The final race of the night in the Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies class delivered the drama everyone was waiting for! After three dominant wins, Dustin Jolley faced his toughest challenge yet from John Rogers. In a nail-biting finish, John Rogers (Team Jolly Rogers) broke Dustin’s streak, taking first place by a single lap and five points! This was an incredibly impressive drive from John, ending the night on a high note and denying Dustin the clean sweep. Dean Donaldson secured a respectable third place.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 John Rogers 80 61 592.587
2 Dustin Jolley 79 56 601.353
3 Dean Donaldson 78 47 593.669
4 Steve Stewart 75 47 595.757
5 Andy Gersh 75 46 586.077
6 Cece Caro 71 38 576.560
7 Kevin Webster 69 34 607.723

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 185_Jul-16-2026_SR3RoadCourseTightEsses.html

New Track Records

The challenging SR3 Road Course Tight Esses proved fertile ground for new records, with drivers pushing the limits across multiple classes. Congratulations to all who set new benchmarks!

Class Lane Driver Time (sec)
MegaG+ 1.7 Modified 2026 2 John Rogers 4.969
MegaG+ 1.7 Modified 2026 3 Andy Gersh 4.081
MegaG+ 1.7 Modified 2026 4 John Rogers 5.062
MegaG+ 1.7 Modified 2026 5 Cece Caro 5.054
OS3 TFX Box Stock Modified 2 Dustin Jolley 10.451
OS3 TFX Box Stock Modified 3 Steve Stewart 10.026
OS3 TFX Box Stock Modified 4 Dustin Jolley 9.863
OS3 TFX Box Stock Modified 5 Steve Stewart 9.941
Viper Jet SG+ Team Jolley Rogers (i) 2 Cece Caro 7.443
Viper Jet SG+ Team Jolley Rogers (i) 3 Steve Stewart 7.346
Viper Jet SG+ Team Jolley Rogers (i) 4 Cece Caro 5.916
Viper Jet SG+ Team Jolley Rogers (i) 5 Steve Stewart 7.334
Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies Team Jolley 2 Steve Stewart 5.940
Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies Team Jolley 3 Dustin Jolley 5.839
Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies Team Jolley 4 John Rogers 3.692
Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies Team Jolley 5 Steve Stewart 5.830

A huge thank you to all the participants for a wonderfully fun night of racing and for supporting our newest racing platform, the MG+ 1.7 Modified class! Your enthusiasm, incredible driving, and the fantastic food and drink you brought made “Thursday Night Under The Lights” Round 2 a resounding success! We look forward to seeing you at the next event.

Overall Series Points Standings by Division

Master Division

Place Name Total Laps Total Points
1 John Rogers 578 443
2 Dustin Jolley 547 401
3 Steve Stewart 551 421
4 Dean Donaldson 538 393
5 Cece Caro 539 349
6 Joe Clarke 213 121
7 Kevin Webster 273 122

Advanced Division

Place Name Total Laps Total Points
1 Andy Gersh 299 170

Amateur Division

Place Name Total Laps Total Points
1 Trakker Clay 148 74
2 Rad Raca 123 68
3 Bobby Graham 118 70

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Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 5 Finale: A Symphony of Speed and Shifting Tides!

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Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 5 Finale!

Event Date: June 25, 2026

In a night that epitomized the thrilling unpredictability of slot car racing, Stewart Raceway’s SR3 Road Course Squeeze Lane delivered another unforgettable “Thursday Night Under The Lights” session, Round 5. The air crackled with anticipation as drivers navigated the challenging circuit, renowned for its tight turns and strategic fuel management, a hallmark often celebrated in the race recaps on stewartraceway.org. This evening was characterized by exceptionally close battles across multiple classes, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats until the very last lap. A standout narrative of the night was the meteoric rise of Advanced driver Cece Caro, whose consistent top-tier performances strongly suggest her imminent ascension to the Master division. Adding to the excitement, new driver Andy Gersh demonstrated an impressive knack for adapting quickly to the unique demands of the SR3 squeeze lane and fuel-intensive racing, showcasing the talent pipeline thriving at Stewart Raceway.

Race Summaries and Analysis

Race 1: MegaG+ 1.7 Formula e (i) 18v

The MegaG+ Formula e class kicked off the evening with a fiercely contested race on the SR3 Road Course. After a series of intense segments, Master driver Dean Donaldson emerged victorious, showcasing exceptional consistency on the challenging Squeeze Lane. The top of the leaderboard was incredibly tight, with four Master drivers separated by mere laps.

Race 1 Results: MegaG+ 1.7 Formula e (i) 18v

Race Place Driver Total Laps Total Points Class
1 Dean Donaldson 78 61 Master
2 Steve Stewart 78 56 Master
3 Dustin Jolley 75 55 Master
4 John Rogers 78 52 Master
5 Joe Clarke 69 44 Master
6 Cece Caro 72 40 Advanced
7 Andy Gersh 68 40 Advanced
8 Ramsey Wright 63 28 Advanced

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 161_Jun-25-2026_SR3RoadCourseSqueezeLane.html

Highlights:

  • Dean Donaldson’s Triumph: Master driver Dean Donaldson clinched a hard-fought victory, demonstrating superb control and strategic driving.
  • A Photo Finish: The race for the top spots was exceptionally close, with Dean Donaldson, Steve Stewart, and John Rogers all completing 78 laps, highlighting the precision required on the SR3.
  • Advanced Drivers Impress: Advanced drivers Cece Caro and Andy Gersh both notched up 40 total points, showcasing their increasing proficiency on this demanding track. Andy Gersh, in particular, continues to rapidly adapt to the intricacies of the SR3 Road Course Squeeze Lane.

Race 2: Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan (i)

The Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan race proved to be another high-speed affair, with drivers pushing their cars to the limit. The competition remained incredibly tight, particularly among the Master division.

Race 2 Results: Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan (i)

Race Place Driver Total Laps Total Points Class
1 Steve Stewart 80 61 Master
2 Dustin Jolley 77 56 Master
3 John Rogers 78 53 Master
4 Dean Donaldson 78 53 Master
5 Cece Caro 75 51 Advanced
6 Andy Gersh 74 46 Advanced
7 Joe Clarke 68 28 Master
8 Ramsey Wright 67 28 Advanced

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 163_Jun-25-2026_SR3RoadCourseSqueezeLane.html

Highlights:

  • Cece Caro’s Stellar Performance: Advanced driver Cece Caro once again demonstrated her formidable talent, securing 5th place and narrowly missing a podium finish against a field of seasoned Master drivers. Her 75 laps were just three shy of the joint 3rd place Masters, underscoring her readiness for the next division.
  • Consistent Showing for Gersh: New Advanced driver Andy Gersh continued his strong adaptation, securing 6th place with 74 laps, keeping pace with more experienced competitors.
  • Tight Master Battles: Dustin Jolley, John Rogers, and Dean Donaldson engaged in a thrilling contest for the secondary podium spots, with John and Dean tying on total laps.

Race 3: Mega G+ 1.7 Corvette C8 (i)

The Mega G+ Corvette C8 class brought more intense competition. This race was particularly noteworthy for the exceptional performance of the Advanced drivers, who truly pushed the boundaries of their division.

Race 3 Results: Mega G+ 1.7 Corvette C8 (i)

Race Place Driver Total Laps Total Points Class
1 Dustin Jolley 79 55 Master
2 Dean Donaldson 77 53 Master
3 John Rogers 78 52 Master
4 Cece Caro 78 51 Advanced
5 Steve Stewart 77 50 Master
6 Joe Clarke 71 41 Master
7 Andy Gersh 72 38 Advanced
8 Ramsey Wright 67 36 Advanced

View Detailed Race Report: RaceReport_ 165_Jun-25-2026_SR3RoadCourseSqueezeLane.html

Highlights:

  • Cece Caro’s Breakthrough: In a truly remarkable performance, Advanced driver Cece Caro finished 4th, matching Master driver John Rogers’s total laps (78) and securing 51 points, just two points behind 2nd place. This incredible drive further solidifies her status as a top contender and makes her ascent to the Master division all but certain. This achievement is a highlight for lone advanced drivers.
  • Dustin Jolley’s Victory: Master driver Dustin Jolley secured a convincing win, navigating the Corvette C8 with precision.
  • Gersh’s Steadfast Performance: Andy Gersh continued his consistent run, finishing 7th with 72 laps, underscoring his quick proficiency on the track.
  • Ramsey Wright’s Endurance: Advanced driver Ramsey Wright completed 67 laps, showcasing endurance and determination in a competitive field.

Race 4: OS3 TFX (i) Ramsey Set

The final race of the evening, featuring the OS3 TFX Ramsey Set, brought the action to a dramatic close. This class often demands a different driving style, testing versatility and car control.

Race 4 Results: OS3 TFX (i) Ramsey Set

Race Place Driver Total Laps Total Points Class
1 John Rogers 77 59 Master
2 Steve Stewart 76 56 Master
3 Dustin Jolley 73 53 Master
4 Dean Donaldson 73 48 Master
5 Cece Caro 69 38 Advanced
6 Ramsey Wright 69 28 Advanced

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Highlights:

  • John Rogers Dominates: Master driver John Rogers took a commanding victory in the OS3 TFX class, demonstrating his adaptability across different car types.
  • Advanced Drivers Side-by-Side: Cece Caro and Ramsey Wright, both Advanced drivers, concluded the race with an identical 69 laps, emphasizing their competitive drive and skill even in a less familiar car class. This closely matched performance highlights individual advanced driver achievements.

Conclusion

Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 5, was a testament to the thriving slot car racing community at Stewart Raceway. The consistently tight finishes and the remarkable performances from both seasoned Masters and ascending Advanced drivers like Cece Caro and Andy Gersh made for a memorable night. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Cece Caro’s continued journey, anticipating her official entry into the Master division, while Andy Gersh’s rapid development promises more exciting races to come. These events continue to uphold the vibrant, competitive spirit that Stewart Raceway is known for.

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“Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 5: Close Quarters Racing and a Stellar Performance Propel Cece Caro Towards Master Division Stardom! (June 26, 2026)”

Another electrifying night of slot car racing unfolded at Stewart Raceway for Round 5, delivering thrilling competition across all divisions. The SR3 track, with its infamous squeeze lane and demanding fuel racing, pushed every driver to their limits, resulting in some incredibly tight finishes and significant shifts in the overall points standings. While the track owner continued his strong run, the spotlight truly shone on the fierce battles brewing just behind him, particularly with the stellar ascent of Cece Caro.

Points Standings by Driver Division

Here are the summarized points standings after a gripping Round 5:

Master Division Standings

Place Driver Laps Points
1 Dustin Jolley 1487 901
2 John Rogers 1442 844
3 Dean Donaldson 1398 842
4 Joe Clarke 383 201
5 Kevin Webster 330 175
* Steve Stewart 1536 996
Note: Steve Stewart’s results are presented for record-keeping purposes as the track owner. Competition for championship points in the Master Division remains fiercely contested among the other top drivers.

Advanced Division Standings

Place Driver Laps Points
1 Cece Caro 1391 748
2 Max Dunn 332 180
3 Andy Gersh 214 124
4 Ramsey Wright 266 120
5 Jeff Seltzer 204 112

Amateur Division Standings

Place Driver Laps Points
1 Trakker Clay 441 230
2 Rip Rippen 14 17

Key Insights and Statistics:

  • Cece Caro’s Breakthrough Performance: Cece Caro delivered an astonishing performance, securing the top spot in the Advanced Division with an impressive 748 points. Her lap count of 1391 was remarkably close to the Master Division front-runners, marking her as a significant talent. This outstanding showing clearly signals her readiness for the Master division, and we anticipate her formal ascension soon, making her a formidable contender among the sport’s elite.
  • Andy Gersh: A Rising Star: Newcomer Andy Gersh quickly demonstrated his prowess, adapting seamlessly to the challenging SR3 track. His 124 points and 214 laps are a testament to his rapid learning curve, especially concerning the SR3’s notoriously tricky squeeze lane and strategic fuel management. Andy’s performance suggests he will be a driver to watch in future rounds.
  • Amateur Division Highlights: Trakker Clay showcased strong, consistent racing, leading the Amateur division with 230 points over 441 laps. His dedication and skill continue to impress, demonstrating the depth of talent emerging from the Amateur ranks. Rip Rippen also made an appearance, garnering 17 points, indicating a desire to join the competitive fray and hone his skills.
  • Close Battles in Master Division: Beyond the overall leader, the Master Division saw extremely tight competition. Dustin Jolley (901 points) maintained a solid lead, but John Rogers (844 points) and Dean Donaldson (842 points) are locked in a battle for the podium, separated by just two points! This intense rivalry promises an exciting conclusion to the 2026 season.

Historical Context from Stewart Raceway:

Stewart Raceway, a cornerstone of the slot car racing community, has always prided itself on fostering both fierce competition and a welcoming environment for drivers of all skill levels. The challenging SR3 track, with its unique layout featuring the “squeeze lane” and sophisticated fuel racing mechanics, is designed to test not just speed, but also strategy and driver discipline. This philosophy, rooted in years of racing tradition documented on stewartraceway.org, ensures that natural talent and dedicated practice are rewarded. The tiered division structure (Junior, Amateur, Advanced, Master) serves as a clear progression path, allowing drivers like Cece Caro to steadily advance based on consistent, high-level performance, creating new rivalries and pushing the limits of the sport.

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Okay, next up, possibly next Thursday, but could be a Saturday, is our annual IROC Challenge. Six IROC races determine our 2026 season IROC champs in each division. Stay tuned for details.

Again, a big thanks from the Stewart Raceway for participating and making this Thursday Night Series so fun and successful. Oh, and don’t forget to work on your MegaG+ 1.7 Modified platforms. We’re going to start running that class soon.

Okay, shut up and drive!

Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 4: The Jolly Rogers and Jolley Pirate Invasion of the SR3 Road Course!

 

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Event Date: June 18-19, 2026

The Stewart Raceway circuit lit up once again for Round 4 of the “Thursday Night Under The Lights” series, delivering a thrilling display of slot car racing skill and strategy. This batch of reports captures intense action across various classes, all contested on the challenging SR3 Road Course Squeeze Lane. In a true test of driver ability, the event maintained an All IROC (International Race of Champions) format, meaning all competitors raced with identical equipment within their class, putting the focus squarely on technique and nerve. A fierce, yet friendly, “Jolly Rogers” and “Jolley Pirate” invasion set the stage for an evening of high-speed chases and close finishes.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the races:

Race 1: Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan (i)

Date: Jun-18-2026 18:38

The opening event saw the Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan cars take to the track, immediately setting a competitive tone. Master driver Dustin Jolley demonstrated early dominance, securing the win. However, the performance of the Advanced and Amateur class drivers truly caught the eye. Advanced driver Cece Caro proved a consistent threat, holding her own against the Masters, while amateur sensation Tracker Clay showcased remarkable talent with a second-place finish in the first segment, setting an impressive benchmark for his class.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 75 52 664.048
2 John Rogers 77 49 643.836
3 Steve Stewart 78 59 624.189
4 Cece Caro 71 48 663.797
5 Dean Donaldson 74 47 655.480
6 Trakker Clay 65 42 717.550
7 Jeff Seltzer 63 32 656.851

 

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Race 2: Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies (Team Jolley)

Date: Jun-18-2026 19:24

The second race brought out the Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies, with Dustin Jolley once again piloting his “Team Jolley” car to victory. The Master-class competition was fierce, but Advanced drivers Cece Caro and Jeff Seltzer demonstrated impressive form, battling hard for midfield positions. Cece Caro, in particular, maintained a strong presence, securing multiple top-three segment finishes, ultimately landing her fifth overall. Amateur driver Tracker Clay continued to gain valuable experience, keeping pace despite the intense competition.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Dustin Jolley 79 56 602.722
2 John Rogers 79 51 575.580
3 Steve Stewart 78 58 554.936
4 Dean Donaldson 74 50 590.389
5 Cece Caro 75 44 615.212
6 Jeff Seltzer 70 42 600.898
7 Trakker Clay 66 28 702.756

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Race 3: MegaG+ 1.5 Lexan (Team Jolly Rogers)

Date: Jun-18-2026 21:10

This MegaG+ 1.5 Lexan class saw the “Team Jolly Rogers” in full swing, with Master drivers John Rogers and Dustin Jolley leading the charge. Steve Stewart ultimately claimed the top spot. However, the real story here was the remarkable progress of both Advanced and Amateur drivers. Cece Caro was a standout, securing first place in two segments and finishing a solid fifth overall against a strong field. Even more impressively, Amateur driver Tracker Clay tied Advanced driver Jeff Seltzer in total laps and points, achieving 71 laps and 38 points each, marking a significant improvement in his performance!

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 79 56 597.033
2 John Rogers 79 52 616.751
3 Dean Donaldson 78 50 623.965
4 Dustin Jolley 73 49 609.464
5 Cece Caro 76 46 599.801
6 Jeff Seltzer 71 38 596.715
7 Trakker Clay 71 38 629.076

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Race 4: Mega G+ 1.7 Corvette C8 (i)

Date: Jun-18-2026 22:14

The Mega G+ 1.7 Corvette C8 class provided another spectacle, with Steve Stewart taking the victory. John Rogers and Dean Donaldson completed the top three. Advanced driver Cece Caro continued her strong showing, maintaining a consistent fourth-place finish, demonstrating the depth of talent emerging from the Advanced class. Her ability to consistently place high among Master drivers is a testament to her skill and determination.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 99 56 747.334
2 John Rogers 96 47 759.498
3 Dean Donaldson 95 50 741.156
4 Cece Caro 94 44 769.163
5 Dustin Jolley 93 38 771.516

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Race 5: Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan

Date: Jun-18-2026 23:11

The final race of the evening, featuring the Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan cars, concluded the night with an electrifying performance from Advanced driver Cece Caro. While Steve Stewart secured the overall win, Cece Caro clinched an outstanding second place, outperforming multiple Master drivers including Dustin Jolley and John Rogers. This incredible achievement highlights her exceptional progress and skill, particularly in a highly competitive IROC format.

Place Name Laps Points Total Time
1 Steve Stewart 99 55 539.120
2 Cece Caro 98 40 577.483
3 Dustin Jolley 97 49 539.508
4 John Rogers 97 44 554.794

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Key Highlights and Top Performers

The “Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 4” event was a showcase of competitive racing, particularly highlighting the rising talent in the Advanced and Amateur classes.

  • Overall Dominance (De-emphasized): Steve Stewart demonstrated his prowess by securing the top spot in three out of five races, and Dustin Jolley claimed two victories.
  • Advanced Class Standout – Cece Caro: Advanced driver Cece Caro had a truly remarkable evening.
    • She consistently challenged Master drivers, securing two segment wins in the MegaG+ 1.5 Lexan class (Race 3).
    • Her crowning achievement was an incredible second-place overall finish in the Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan class (Race 5), outperforming several Master competitors.
    • She also maintained strong top-four finishes in several other highly competitive races.
  • Amateur Class Star – Tracker Clay: Amateur driver Tracker Clay showed significant improvement and flashes of brilliance throughout the night.
    • He achieved an impressive second-place finish in Segment 1 of the Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan race (Race 1).
    • In the MegaG+ 1.5 Lexan race (Race 3), Tracker tied Advanced driver Jeff Seltzer in both total laps (71) and total points (38), a testament to his rapid skill development in the IROC format.
  • Advanced Class Consistency – Jeff Seltzer: Jeff Seltzer proved a steady competitor, contributing to the strong Advanced class showing and notably matching Tracker Clay’s performance in Race 3.
  • Fastest Lap of the Night: The absolute fastest lap recorded during the event was a blistering 4.501 seconds by Steve Stewart in the Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan class (Race 5, Segment 1).

Driver Category Analysis

  • Master Class: The Master drivers, including Steve Stewart, Dustin Jolley, John Rogers, and Dean Donaldson, consistently occupied the top positions, showcasing their veteran skill. The friendly rivalry between Team Jolley and Team Jolly Rogers added an extra layer of excitement to the night’s proceedings.
  • Advanced Class: The Advanced class, particularly Cece Caro, proved that the gap to the Master class is rapidly closing. Her consistent top-tier finishes and an outstanding second-place overall underscore the growing talent in this category. Jeff Seltzer also delivered solid performances, demonstrating the class’s competitive depth.
  • Amateur Class: Tracker Clay‘s performance was a major highlight. His ability to compete fiercely and even match an Advanced driver in terms of laps and points signifies his dedication and rapid improvement, making him a driver to watch in future rounds.

New Track Records

Records took place on June 18, 2026 on the SR3 Road Course Squeeze Lane configuration.

June 18, 2026 — 21:55 Session

      • Car: MegaG+ 1.5 Lexan Team Jolly Rogers

      • Fastest Lap: 5.822 in the Orange lane by Dustin Jolly

June 18, 2026 — 20:16 Session

      • Car: Viper V-SPEC L4 NASCAR Hardbodies Team Jolley

      • Lane 5: 5.688s – Dustin Jolley (Fastest of this session)

      • Lane 4: 5.763s – Steve Stewart

      • Lane 2: 5.790s – Steve Stewart

      • Lane 3: 5.830s – Dean Donaldson

June 18, 2026 — 19:17 Session

      • Car: Viper-Jet NAStruck Lexan (i)

      • Lane 5: 5.906s – Steve Stewart

      • Lane 4: 6.339s – Dustin Jolley

The fastest lap of the event was Steve Stewart’s 4.501 seconds in the Viper V-SPEC Lite Lexan class.

The Thursday Night Under The Lights, Round 4, was a night of high-octane slot car action, proving that competition is thriving at Stewart Raceway. The “All IROC” format truly highlighted driver skill, and the impressive performances from Advanced and Amateur drivers, especially Cece Caro and Tracker Clay, indicate a bright future for the sport.

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Yet another awesome Thursday night of racing. A big thanks to all who made it out on a weeknight for some racing and brought all the great food and hydration products! I think we’re going to need a treadmill setup at each driver station soon.

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SlotTrak Racing: Overall Series Standings Report After Round 4 – Divisional Breakdown

Date: June 19, 2026
Time: 15:37

The latest overall standings after Round 4 highlight some strong performances and clear leaders across the divisions. Master division drivers continue to dominate the top ranks, but impressive showings are also seen in the Advanced and Amateur categories. Notably, several drivers from the registered roster have yet to score points in these overall standings, suggesting either missed rounds or non-scoring participation.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the points standings by driver division:

Master Division Standings

The Master division sees fierce competition at the top, with Home Cook’n currently holding a commanding lead.

Place Name Points Laps Total Time (s)
1 Steve Stewart 773 1225 10534.161
2 Dustin Jolley 682 1183 9406.705
3 John Rogers 628 1131 8714.835
4 Dean Donaldson 627 1092 9976.973
5 Kevin Webster 175 330 3978.133
6 Joe Clarke 88 175 1239.143

Master Division Insights:

  • Home Cook’n Advantage: Steve Stewart has built a significant lead with 773 points and an impressive 1225 laps, clearly setting the pace.
  • Close Battle for P2-P4: Dustin Jolley, John Rogers, and Dean Donaldson are locked in a tight battle, with only 55 points separating 2nd and 4th place.
  • Mid-Pack Gap: There’s a substantial points gap between the top four and the rest of the Master division, indicating consistent high-level performance from the leaders.

Advanced Division Standings

Cece Caro is currently leading the Advanced division by a substantial margin, showcasing her skill among a competitive field.

Place Name Points Laps Total Time (s)
1 Cece Caro 568 1097 10075.794
2 Max Dunn 180 332 NA
3 Jeff Seltzer 112 204 1854.464

Advanced Division Insights:

  • Clear Frontrunner: Cece Caro stands out with 568 points, placing her fourth overall across all divisions, a truly remarkable performance from an Advanced driver.
  • Second Tier: Max Dunn and Jeff Seltzer hold second and third in the division, but with a significant gap to Cece Caro. Max Dunn’s “NA” for total time suggests incomplete data or partial participation.

Amateur Division Standings

Trakker Clay has established a strong lead in the Amateur division, with Rip Rippen rounding out the standings.

Place Name Points Laps Total Time (s)
1 Trakker Clay 230 441 4164.782
2 Rip Rippen 17 14

Amateur Division Insights:

  • Commanding Lead: Trakker Clay leads the Amateur division convincingly with 230 points and 441 laps.
  • New to the Track: Rip Rippen has just 17 points and 14 laps, with “NA” for total time, possibly indicating very limited participation in the recorded rounds.

Overall Key Takeaways

  • Master Dominance: The Master division holds the top three overall spots, underscoring the experience and speed of its drivers.
  • Cece Caro’s Breakthrough: Cece Caro’s performance in the Advanced division is exceptional, placing her among the top contenders overall.
  • Participation Gaps: A significant number of registered drivers across all divisions, particularly Advanced and Junior, have not yet recorded any points, suggesting varying levels of participation or a late start to their season.

The next rounds will be crucial as drivers vie to improve their standings and challenge the current leaders. We look forward to more thrilling slot car action soon!

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Next Thursday is looking good right now for the final round of this series. After that, we’ll do a one-day or one-night IROC Championship, followed by a new series that will focus on IROC racing and both our MegaG+ 1.7 “Lite” and the new MegaG+ 1.7 “Modified” classes. Stay tuned for some details on the new Modified class.

Okay, shut up and drive!