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LINCOLN, Neb. (Sept. 11, 2015) - Congratulations to our new crop of National Champions crowned at the Tire Rack Â鶹ÊÓƵ National Championships Presented by Garmin VIRB, at Lincoln Airpark. This year’s event set new participation...Read more

Heat Three/West Course Patrick Salerno started the second day of competition not satisfied with the handling of his Porsche 911 GT3. Taking the lead on the faster East Course, Salerno said he was battling a tight handling...Read more

Following the terminal damage suffered by their D Modified machine, it wasn’t looking good for Denise Cashmore to even make an attempt to claim this year’s D Modified Ladies national crown. Fortunately, Del Long stepped up by...Read more

Following a six year break from Nationals, Karen Kolk came back to the world’s largest motorsports competition and captured her second national title. Aside from being away from this level of autocross competition, Kolk...Read more

Clemens Burger is working toward a successful title defense since his only back-to-back championship streak in 2009 and 2010. Burger ended day one of his fight to stay on top of the B-Mod world in first, but will have to work...Read more

Paul Russell has made a habit of being at the top of the Kart Modified standings, and has six consecutive National Championships to back that claim up. Russell is half way to making that streak of titles seven as he leads the...Read more

In E Street Prepared, Brian Peters seemed to have everything going for himself. Peters let with the fastest lap of the class, then maintained more than a one second advantage over his next closest competitor – Britt...Read more

Andrew Pallotta looked to have things locked down in E Street until Michael Ron threw down a flyer on his last lap of the East Course. That run allowed Ron to move to the top of the leaderboard by 0.323-second. As the...Read more

James Yom ended his first day of competition, in A Street, in the No. 1 position. He is just ahead of Mark Daddio by 0.017-second. Daddio was the class leader after two runs, but Yom was able to get the edge over Daddio...Read more

TOPEKA, Kan. (September 16, 2015) – A record-breaking 1,226 competitors ran the 42nd Tire Rack Â鶹ÊÓƵ Solo Nationals presented by Garmin VIRB, and it seemed that nearly everyone stopped by the Mazda Motorsports paddock spot to,...Read more

LINCOLN, Neb. (September 9, 2015) – Each of Wednesday’s trophy winners from the Tuesday and Wednesday session of the 43rd Tire Rack Â鶹ÊÓƵ Solo Nationals presented by Garmin VIRB were awarded their trophies at the Nationals...Read more

Grant Reeve, Sam Strano and Matthew Braun were at war during Wednesday’s final heat on the East Course. As the top three finishers in Super Street R, those drivers were covered by 0.084-second. Reeve nailed his...Read more

In E Modified, Jeff Kiesel did not have the Tire Rack Solo Nationals week he was expecting. The rain that fell in the early part of Thursday’s first runs of heat five left Kiesel and many other front-running drivers in the...Read more

On Tuesday, Christina Peterson may not have had a National Championship on her mind following her first-run DNF. However, she bounced back from the early misstep to fend off her co-driver Jennifer Bedell.  The title is...Read more

Fred Zust tallied his seventh X Prepared title in 10 years of coming to the Nationals, on the East Course. As the two-time defending title winner Zust was the odds-on favorite, but Andrew McKee attempted to make things a...Read more

For the first time in recent memory Jeff Kiesel is not leading the E Modified standings heading into the second day of competition. Instead, Jason Minehart holds the top position, 0.967-second ahead of Kiesel. Kiesel has...Read more

David White has momentum on his side to leave Lincoln as the Street Modified National Champion. He leads his co-driver, Todd Kean, by 0.697-second after cutting 0.5-second off his second lap of the East Course. White holds...Read more

West Course Dave Ogburn made up some serious ground during Friday’s three runs on the West Course. Ogburn left the competition site, on Thursday night, as the third place driver in C Street. While other drivers in the class...Read more

Grant Reeve is at the top of the Super Street R field, ahead of some top-tier drivers. At past Tire Rack National Championships, Reeve has had back luck with cones, but has always shown the speed needed to be at the top. He...Read more

In Street Touring Sport Ladies, this day was a long time in the making for Nicole Wong as she took a 0.817-second lead into the overnight break. Throughout the development of the Honda Del Sol both team and driver struggled...Read more

Matthew Glagola and Randall Wilcox are in the midst of an extremely tight battle for supremacy in Super Street Modified. Glagola said he was happy with his second run, regardless of the still-slick conditions from the...Read more

C Street Prepared was the class of attrition. Two cars, including that of a title contender, suffered major mechanical issues. Billy Davis leads the class, but Reijo Silvennoinen is only 1.049 seconds back. However, the...Read more

During Wednesday’s opening heat on the West Course, much of the attention was paid to the battle in F Street. Bryan Heitkotter earned his sixth National Championship jacket, but had to come from behind to do it. Extremely wet...Read more

In A Street Prepared, Thomas Berry took home a narrow, 0.115-second win over Aaron Miller. Berry put down three clean runs, the second of which resulted in his best time. Meanwhile, Miller took out a total of five combined...Read more

In Street Touring Roadster, Kevin Dietz is the class leader following his three laps of the West Course. Dietz drove to the lead in a tight battle with Nick Bjoin and Christopher Lin nipping at his heels. The top three...Read more

In H Street, Greg Reno wrapped up his fourth consecutive title. Reno held the day-one lead over the always-dangerous Darren Seltzer and did what was needed to defend his title. Reno was fast out of the box on the flowing East...Read more

Familiarity makes for a great competition, and that is definitely the case in Street Touring Sport. Andrew Canak is the class leader, but fellow Milwaukee Region member Jason Frank is just 0.353-second behind him as we head...Read more

D Modified is shaping up to be a battle between Jeff Cashmore and Mark Huffman. Cashmore came off the trailer fast and has been hovering around the low 49-second mark. Huffman was the only other driver to break into the...Read more

In Street Touring Xtreme, David Marcus needed a single run to take the class lead into the over-night break. On each of his subsequent runs, Marcus was unable to better his time but nor could anyone else. Mack Siu Kei Tsang...Read more