On January 22nd, 2025, the drivers of the SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series headed to Charlotte Motor Speedway for the running of the Charlotte 200. Richie Coy would lead the field of 16 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #19 Fury Motorsports machine and the #53 of Joe Flanagan would join him on the front row of the grid. The #23 of Brodie Hannah took the lead early on in the event and was out front for the majority of the day, leading a race-high 62 of the 134 laps.

The #21 of Brenden Polt put on a show for the fans and his Grayson Hume Racing (GHR) crew during the event, climbing from a 9th place starting position to finish 5th, up 4 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #36 Elevated eSports driver Dave Nestor did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 4th place starting position to finish a disappointing 11th place. The #89 of Chris Goar set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 29.534, proving that Elevated eSports2 builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #19 of Richie Coy for Fury Motorsports who took the checkered flag, leading 54 of the 134 laps on their way to victory in the Charlotte 200 and his 3rd win of the season. The margin of victory was 01.465 over second place finisher Brodie Hannah in the #23 Fury Motorsports machine. The #16 of Robert Melikian finished in third for Elevated eSports, followed by the #88 of James A Morris in fourth and the #21 of Brenden Polt in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2024-D SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series season.

On January 20th, 2025, the drivers of the Victory Fuel Cup Series headed to Bristol Motor Speedway for the running of the Bristol 250. TJ Bartel would lead the field of 14 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #13 ULTRA e-Sports machine and the #53 of Alexander Hodge would join him on the front row of the grid. The #98 of Nick Alford took the lead early on in the event and was out front for the majority of the day, leading a race-high 95 of the 250 laps.

The #48 of Jamie Knopf put on a show for the fans and his Tracy Motorsports crew during the event, climbing from a 10th place starting position to finish 2nd, up 8 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #34 Buie eSports driver Brandon Phetterplace did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 5th place starting position to finish a disappointing 11th place. The #33 of Ben Tracy set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 14.397, proving that Tracy Motorsports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #13 of TJ Bartel for ULTRA e-Sports who took the checkered flag, leading 64 of the 250 laps on their way to victory in the Bristol 250 and his 1st win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.035 over second place finisher Jamie Knopf in the #48 Tracy Motorsports machine. The #66 of Brandon Six finished in third for Buie eSports, followed by the #06 of Daniel Simmons in fourth and the #98 of Nick Alford in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2024-D Victory Fuel Cup Series season.

On January 15th, 2025, the drivers of the SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series headed to Bristol Motor Speedway for the running of the Bristol 200. Bobby Terrell would lead the field of 11 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #14 BTR Racing machine and the #23 of Brodie Hannah would join him on the front row of the grid.

The #43 of Louis Meglen put on a show for the fans and his Meglen Racing crew during the event, climbing from a 11th place starting position to finish 2nd, up 9 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #53 Pepto Racing driver Joe Flanagan did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 4th place starting position to finish a disappointing 9th place. The #23 of Brodie Hannah set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 14.584, proving that Fury Motorsports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #23 of Brodie Hannah for Fury Motorsports who took the checkered flag, leading 198 of the 200 laps on their way to victory in the Bristol 200 and his 2nd win of the season. The margin of victory was 02.502 over second place finisher Louis Meglen in the #43 Meglen Racing machine. The #16 of Robert Melikian finished in third for Elevated eSports, followed by the #14 of Bobby Terrell in fourth and the #42 of Kyle Millikin in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2024-D SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series season.

On January 13th, 2025, the drivers of the Victory Fuel Cup Series headed to Michigan International Speedway for the running of the Michigan 250. Daniel Simmons would lead the field of 22 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #06 Tracy Motorsports machine and the #19 of Richie Coy would join him on the front row of the grid. Daniel Simmons would go on to lead a race-high 50 of the 125 laps of the event.

The #99 of Cavin Ruff put on a show for the fans and his RFH Racing crew during the event, climbing from a 15th place starting position to finish 4th, up 11 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #53 RFH Racing driver Alexander Hodge did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 3rd place starting position to finish a disappointing 16th place. The #48 of Jamie Knopf also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 2nd place for Tracy Motorsports. The #11 of Tony Solare set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 37.680, proving that Fury Motorsports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #33 of Ben Tracy for Tracy Motorsports who took the checkered flag, leading 8 of the 125 laps on their way to victory in the Michigan 250 and his 1st win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.033 over second place finisher Jamie Knopf in the #48 Tracy Motorsports machine. The #06 of Daniel Simmons finished in third for Tracy Motorsports, followed by the #99 of Cavin Ruff in fourth and the #34 of Brandon Phetterplace in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2024-D Victory Fuel Cup Series season.

On January 11th, 2025, the drivers of the FTSR Sportscar Championship headed to Canadian Tire Motorsports Park for the running of the 60 Minutes of Mosport. Brodie Hannah would lead the field of 8 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #23 Fury Motorsports machine and the #53 of Joe Flanagan would join him on the front row of the grid.

The #01 of Nathan Biggart put on a show for the fans and his Tracy Motorsports crew during the event, climbing from a 6th place starting position to finish 1st, up 5 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #51 BeKustom Racing driver Brandon Elder did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 3rd place starting position to finish a disappointing 7th place. The #23 of Brodie Hannah also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 2nd place for Fury Motorsports. The #01 of Nathan Biggart set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 1:15.635, proving that Tracy Motorsports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #01 of Nathan Biggart for Tracy Motorsports who took the checkered flag, leading 30 of the 47 laps on their way to victory in the 60 Minutes of Mosport and his 3rd win of the season. The margin of victory was 19.844 over second place finisher Brodie Hannah in the #23 Fury Motorsports machine. The #14 of Steven Allen3 finished in third for BeKustom Racing, followed by the #53 of Joe Flanagan in fourth and the #19 of Richie Coy in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2024-D FTSR Sportscar Championship season.