On June 11th, 2025, the drivers of the SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series headed to Talladega Superspeedway for the running of the Talladega 200. Brenden Polt would lead the field of 34 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #71 Elliott Sadler eSports 2 machine and the #24 of William Lark3 would join him on the front row of the grid. The #43 of Louis Meglen took the lead early on in the event and was out front for the majority of the day, leading a race-high 35 of the 78 laps.

The #93 of Richard Myers3 put on a show for the fans and his RYCO Performance crew during the event, climbing from a 28th place starting position to finish 10th, up 18 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #43 Meglen Racing driver Louis Meglen did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 4th place starting position to finish a disappointing 24th place. The #16 of Robert Melikian set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 49.265, proving that Elevated eSports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #7 of Wayne Grasse for WGRacing who took the checkered flag, leading 1 of the 78 laps on their way to victory in the Talladega 200 and his 1st win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.027 over second place finisher Cameron Albertson in the #76 Lucky 7 Motorsports machine. The #71 of Brenden Polt finished in third for Elliott Sadler eSports 2, followed by the #22 of Micheal P Blackner in fourth and the #77 of Noah Nicholson 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 2025-B SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series season.

On June 9th, 2025, the drivers of the Victory Fuel Cup Series headed to Michigan International Speedway for the running of the Michigan 250. Jamie Knopf would lead the field of 38 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #48 LA Motorsports machine and the #14 of Steven Allen3 would join him on the front row of the grid. Jamie Knopf would go on to lead a race-high 39 of the 125 laps of the event.

The #81 of EJ Luna put on a show for the fans and his JACE Motorsports crew during the event, climbing from a 26th place starting position to finish 7th, up 19 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #86 Zeropoint Racing driver Travis G Gilbert did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 3rd place starting position to finish a disappointing 37th place. The #2 of Allen DaRonco also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 13th place for Elevated eSports. The #48 of Jamie Knopf set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 38.230, proving that LA Motorsports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #41 of Ray Lane for Zeropoint Racing who took the checkered flag, leading 12 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 00.152 over second place finisher Jamie Knopf in the #48 LA Motorsports machine. The #3 of Robert Fitzpatrick Jr finished in third for RFH Racing, followed by the #89 of Michael Call 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 2025-B Victory Fuel Cup Series season.

On June 7th, 2025, the drivers of the FTSR Sportscar Championship headed to Brands Hatch Circuit for the running of the 45 Minutes of Brands Hatch. Brodie Hannah would lead the field of 7 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #23 Fury Motorsports machine and the #51 of Brandon Elder would join him on the front row of the grid.

The #19 of Richie Coy put on a show for the fans and his Coy E-Racing crew during the event, climbing from a 5th place starting position to finish 2nd, up 3 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #22 Shock N Awe Motorsports driver Micheal P Blackner did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 4th place starting position to finish a disappointing 7th place. The #23 of Brodie Hannah set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 1:23.510, 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 27 of the 32 laps on their way to victory in the 45 Minutes of Brands Hatch and his 1st win of the season. The margin of victory was 09.990 over second place finisher Richie Coy in the #19 Coy E-Racing machine. The #51 of Brandon Elder finished in third for BeKustom Racing, followed by the #11 of Tony Solare in fourth and the #14 of Steven Allen3 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 2025-B FTSR Sportscar Championship season.

On June 5th, 2025, the drivers of the FTSR ARCA Series headed to Michigan International Speedway for the running of the Michigan 150. Brodie Hannah would lead the field of 20 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #23 Fury Motorsports machine and the #66 of Noah Nicholson would join him on the front row of the grid. The #31 of Jeff Chandler took the lead early on in the event and was out front for the majority of the day, leading a race-high 27 of the 74 laps.

The #77 of Michael Deitch put on a show for the fans and his Kalhoff-Deitch Racing crew during the event, climbing from a 18th place starting position to finish 3rd, up 15 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #51 BeKustom Racing driver Brandon Elder did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 5th place starting position to finish a disappointing 13th place. The #66 of Noah Nicholson set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 37.590, proving that Lucky 7 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 7 of the 74 laps on their way to victory in the Michigan 150 and his 2nd win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.117 over second place finisher Kyle Millikin in the #42 Elevated eSports machine. The #77 of Michael Deitch finished in third for Kalhoff-Deitch Racing, followed by the #8 of Bryan Bliss2 in fourth and the #66 of Noah Nicholson 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 2025-B FTSR ARCA Series season.

On June 4th, 2025, the drivers of the SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series headed to Michigan International Speedway for the running of the Twisted Speed 200. William Lark3 would lead the field of 38 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #24 Carolina Boys machine and the #77 of Noah Nicholson would join him on the front row of the grid.

The #7 of Wayne Grasse put on a show for the fans and his WGRacing crew during the event, climbing from a 36th place starting position to finish 7th, up 29 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #77 Lucky 7 Motorsports driver Noah Nicholson did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 2nd place starting position to finish a disappointing 34th place. The #10 of Ryan C Chapman set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 39.273, proving that Elevated eSports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #10 of Ryan C Chapman for Elevated eSports who took the checkered flag, leading 37 of the 102 laps on their way to victory in the Twisted Speed 200 and his 1st win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.080 over second place finisher James A Morris in the #88 Elliott Sadler eSports 2 machine. The #71 of Brenden Polt finished in third for Elliott Sadler eSports 2, followed by the #16 of Robert Melikian in fourth and the #18 of Barry Kramer 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 2025-B SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series season.