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  The Hammer Bests Outlaws At Lebanon Valley Speedway  
   
 

July 24th.  Substitute driver Doug Esh dominated Sunday nights World Of Outlaws race, leading every lap that he was on the track.  Filling in for Jac Haudenshild while he is side lined with a broken hand, Esh got a clean sweep, winning his heat, dash and main leading every lap. 

“This is unbelievable,” said Esh in Victory Lane. “I have to thank Lon Carnahan for giving me a shot. It’s a shame that Jac (Haudenschild) got hurt. The Triple X car, I had never driven one and this may be the best car I have ever sat in. Leonard, Marie and Kyle worked hard all day and had one of the fastest cars here tonight and I just had to get the job done.”

Congrats to the Hammer on a dominating night.

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  Bacon Best of Lucas Oil ASCS in Cottage Grove Nationals Finale!  
   
 

July 24th.  Oklahoma’s Brady Bacon  charged to victory lane in Saturday night’s 35-lap Lucas Oil ASCS presented by K&N Filters main event at Cottage Grove Speedway.  The 20-year-old from Broken Arrow, OK, gunned into the lead at the outset and led the entire distance on the ¼-mile clay oval, taking the $6,000 triumph with a handful of lapped cars and nearly a half-lap between himself and runner-up Seth Bergman at the checkered flag.  “That’s the way I like ‘em,” Bacon commented upon climbing from Tel-Star Communications No. 99 Triple-X in victory lane for the fourth time this season in Lucas Oil National competition.
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  Carpenter Wins First 360 Race; Dedicated To Tyson  
   
 

July 24th.  Kelsey Carpenter’s first career 360 Sprint win highlighted Military / Chamber of Commerce night at ASA member track Skagit Speedway. Carpenter, battled from lap 16 till 20 with the leader and eventually made his move, passing Funk going into turn one and holding the point for the rest of the contest in his Dri Eaz sponsored XXX chassis. Carpenter’s first win in the 360 division came with a different car number, as his usual #27c took a backseat to a Travis Rilat styled #29, as Kelsey and his team dedicated the race to the memory of Tyson Perez and the recovery of Travis Rilat.

 
     
     
  Bienert Back To Winner’s Circle  
   
 

July 24th.  Horrible weather has made it hard on our Team XXX drivers in Alberta to get their season underway. When racing action does get in, Justin Bienert has been consistently one of the top teams in the Sportsman Sprint division, and he proved it again on Saturday night. With a huge field of Sportsman Sprints on hand, Bienert was the main event winner at Castrol Raceway Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Bienert also won his heat race.

 
     
     
  Three Wins For Potter  
   
 

July 23rd.  Kenny Potter is keeping Team XXX on its toes, swapping from winged to wingless racing and having success in both. On Friday night, Potter won for the third time this year, this time in non-wing 305 action at Valley Speedway in Missouri.

 
     
     
  Huge URSS Field Falls to Smokey  
   
 

July 16th.  Smokey Fairbank survived a wild night to pick up his third feature win of the year at Wakeeney Speedway in Kansas. After a four hour delay between his heat race and the main, Fairbank passed former URSS champion Cj Johnson in traffic en route to his third triumph of 2010.

 
     
     
  Montieth From 17th To Win At The Grove  
   
 

July 16th.  Brian Montieth tuned up for the World of Outlaws- sanctioned Summer Nationals with a convincing victory in the 30-lap sprint car feature Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway. Montieth caught the attention of the crowd as he charged from the 17th starting position to fifth with eight laps complete. Montieth passed McIntyre one lap later and began his pursuit of the leader. He shot to the inside entering turn one on lap 24, then drove by Hodnett and two lapped cars to emerge with the lead. Despite a red flag with four laps remaining, Hodnett was not able to challenge Montieth, who rolled to his fifth career victory and first of the season at Williams Grove. He earned $4000 for his performance.

 
     
     
Koty Adams On Fire in Cajun Country
   
 

July 16th.  One of our valued Team XXX members in the Deep South has been a man on a mission this season, as this past weekend, Koty Adams won his third Southern Thunder Sprints race in the past month. The win was easy going for Adams, as he led from the very get go without challenge at Sabine Motor Speedway in Many, LA. Adams’ previous two wins came at Champion Park Speedway in Minden, LA on June 19th and at Lonestar Speedway in Kilgore, TX on June 26th.

 
     
     
  Cali XXX 600 Wins Night 2 At Clay Cup  
 

July 15th.  In the 600 class, Landon Hurst used a little luck and a big power move to secure his first Deming Speedway victory. After the original lead two cars took themselves out on a lap six wreck, Kelly Mauck inherited the lead with Hurst in behind him. After pacing him for a few laps, Hurst used a bonsai power move underneath Mauck to secure the lead coming out of turn two on the tenth lap, then raced away from the field to secure the win.

 
     
     
  Sturch Soars to I-30 Victory  
   
 

July 17th.  After numerous strong runs against both stout local and national competition, defending I-30 Speedway track Justin Sturch won his first race of 2010. Taking on the tough I-30 local group, Sturch bested the 16 car field to score his first W in his XXX chassis after leading all 25 laps.

 
     
     
  Repeat Win for Matt Smith with BMARA  
   
 

July 17th.  The nation’s oldest Midget sanctioning body, the Badger Midget Auto Racing Association, crowned its first multiple main event winner of the season on Saturday night. Matt Smith, pilot of the Hawk Race Engines XXX midget, took his second stateside victory of the year at Beaver Dam Raceway in Wisconsin. Matt led every lap but one en route to victory lane.

 
     
     
  Rilat gives NWWT a taste of Texas, wins at Grays Harbor  
   
 

July 15th.  Travis Rilat is best known for his ability to drive a winged sprint car, both with 410 and 360ci motors, but Rilat reminded everyone that he's no slouch when the tops are removed from his car either as on Thursday night he won the IXL Metal Conditioner NorthWest Wingless Tour event at Grays Harbor Raceway. The ASCS National Tour star from Forney, Texas was in town a day early for this weekend's Fred Brownfield Memorial event, and late in the day on Thursday Rilat decided to remove his wings and go after the $1,200 first place prize. The decision paid off for Rilat, who led 29 of 30 laps to take the victory in his own No. 29 Shark-powered XXX.

 
     
     
  Melton Collects First Sprint Car Win in XXX  
   
 

July 16th.  Congratulations go out to Justin Melton, a valued Team XXX member who races XXX chassis in not only Sprint Cars, but Midgets and 600 Mini Sprints as well. Justin collected his first sprint car win this past weekend in his XXX chassis, topping the ASCS Lonestar vs. Sooner region event at RPM Speedway of Texas. It was an all XXX 1-2 finish, as Sean McClelland extended his Sooner region points lead by taking runner up.

 
     
     
  Rilat Rules ASCS Northwest Speedweek Opener at SOS  
   
 

July 12th.  Travis Rilat made the nearly 1,800 mile haul from Saturday night’s National event in Hartford, SD, to Oregon pay off with a $2,000 win in Monday night’s ASCS Northwest Speedweek opener at Southern Oregon Speedway. The Forney, TX, shoe kicked off ASCS Northwest festivities with his first ASCS win of the year aboard the F&J Construction No. 29 Triple-X.

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  McClelland Extends ASCS Sooner Points Lead with Win  
   
 

July 10th.  Sean McClelland has been dialed in all season long in his brand new XXX chassis, but the only thing that’s been missing has been that elusive first victory. On Saturday night at Lawton Speedway in Oklahoma, “Supe” got the monkey off his back by scoring the victory in the ASCS Red River Challenge. Sean held off the best racers of the Lonestar and Sooner regions as he led all 25 laps, extending his points lead in the Sooner region to 44 marks.

 
     
     
  Kristan 2 for 4 in XXX  
   
 

July 10th.  Make it two wins in four nights for Brian Kristan in his XXX chassis, as Team XXX dominated the 410 main at Wilmot Raceway in Wisconsin on Saturday night. Brian and fellow Team XXX member Jeremy Byrne finished first and second in the A feature. Congratulations Brian and Jeremy!

 
     
     
  Westfall Snags Win #3 at Waynesfield  
   
 

July 10th.  Matt Westfall is simply “en fuego” at Waynesfield Raceway Park in Ohio. This past Saturday night, Westfall won his third feature of the year in his non wing XXX chassis. Westfall is also the points leader in the non wing division. Congratulations to Matt and his team!

 
     
     
  Kirkland Scores Win #1 For 2010  
   
 

July 10th.  Trever Kirkland was back in victory lane once again, as the Montana native visited victory lane with the Big Sky Sprint Tour on Saturday night at Electric City Speedway in Great Falls. After a Friday night’s showing left Trever with some parts to repair, he rebounded with a vengeance, scoring his first victory in the rain shortened main event.

 
     
     
  Johnson A First Time XXX Winner  
   
 

July 9th.  The old adage “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure” almost fit like a glove on Friday night at Elko Speedway in Minnesota. Driving the XXX chassis that recorded the first XXX World of Outlaw feature win, Johnson recorded his first win in a XXX by topping the Upper Midwest Sprint Series in Friday night action. Johnson led all 20 laps of the caution marred feature.

 
     
     
  Kenny Potter Wins for Second Time in Three Weeks  
   
 

July 9th.  Kenny Potter has shown his versatility over the past few weeks. After capturing a feature win on June 25th in non-wing action at Valley Speedway in Grain Valley MO, Potter put the wing back on this past weekend to score his second W in three weeks driving his #55 XXX. Congratulations Kenny!

 
     
     
  Rick King takes Win in XXX 600  
 

July 10th.  With an off weekend from Powri Action, King Racing patriarch Rick King took the #32 Quick Racing Products XXX 600 house car to Southern Illinois Speedway for a shakedown session. Proving that he hasn’t lost too much of a step to his son, Powri champ Dereck King, Rick went out and won the 25 lap feature on Saturday. Way to score one for the old guys, Rick!

 
     
     
  Barnes Picks Up Second 410 Feature Win  At Skagit  
   
 

July 10th.  An extremely packed house saw Jayme Barnes take his second main event win of the year at Skagit Speedway in the 410 Sprints on mid season championship night. Barnes quickly making his way to second. As the race progressed, Barnes closed slowly on the leader, looking for his opportunity to strike. That opportunity came in turn three of the 17th lap, where Whitney opened the door down low and Barnes dove down, executing a picture perfect slider to take the point. From there, it was off to the races for Jayme who won for the second time this year in the LAW Motorsports #33 XXX.

 
     
     
  Fell Wins 4th 1200 Main.  Extends Points Lead.  
 

July 9th.  Aaron Fell stretched his points advantage by taking his 4th main event win of the year in the Advanced Toys for Trucks 1200s. Fell led every lap of the 25 lap feature.

 
     
     
  Munn Wins Skagit 360 Feature On Mid Season Championship Night  
   
 

July 10th.  30+ year Skagit Speedway veteran Alan Munn visited victory lane once again in the Budweiser 360 Sprints. Munn inherited the lead on lap 22 and knew exactly what to do with it, as he led the rest of the way for the win in the Munn Construction #42 XXX. Munn won also won the scramble.

 
     
     
  VanDerSys Back In Victory Lane For 5th Win Of The Year  
   
 

July 10th.  Matt VanDerSys won his division leading fifth main event of the year in the Skagit SPeedway Sportsman Sprints. VanDerSys led from the outset and paced the field for all twenty laps in his Timber Trax #30 XXX. Bill Rude was second in the Dri Eaz #33 XXX.

 
     
     
  Krysl Defends Title With 2 Wins  
 

June 20th and July 4th.  Team XXX is made up of a variety of race teams, from the guys with the big doubled stack haulers, to those who haul to their race track on open trailers. One of our most successful drivers from the small team / small track dept is Ron Krysl, the defending Stuart Community Track Limited Sprint champion. Krysl now has two wins in defense of his championship, with the first coming on June 20th and the second coming over this past independence day weekend. Congratulations Ron!

 
     
     
  Westfall Wins 2nd Main in 3 Weeks  
   
 

July 3rd.  Matt Westfall has had incredible success in his new XXX chassis. Just a short period of time after making the switch to XXX, Westfall has now won his second feature in three weeks after taking home another wingless win at Waynesfield Raceway Park in Ohio.

 
     
     
  Smith Punctuates USA Return with Badger Win  
   
 

July 2nd.  Recently returned to the USA, Australian native Matt Smith won his first Badger Midget Auto Racing Association main event of his career with a win Friday night at Dodge County Fairgrounds in Beaver Dam, WI. Smith became only the third Australian to win a feature event in the 74 year history of the BMARA, as he led all but one lap in his XXX midget powered by Hawk Racing Engines.

 
     
     
  Dan Henning Enjoying Career Year in XXX 600  
   
 

July 3rd.  Dan Henning was able to notch another win in 2010 taking home the checkers Saturday night July 3rd in Iowa Micro Sprint Series action. Henning started off the weekend strong finishing second July 2nd in Friday nights IMSS race at the Marshalltown speedway charging from 6th to 2nd. Saturday night things got even better for the Southern Iowa Native as he picked up heat race honors and the A-Main checkers July 3rd taking the lead on lap one and holding on through some tough lap traffic and a mid race restart, but in the end Henning held off all challengers for the victory.

 
     
     
 

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We'll Miss You Tyson

 
 

It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we must bid farewell to Tyson Perez.  A great man that touched us all with his larger than life persona, skill and loyal friendship; he was taken all too soon in a tragic non-racing related accident.  We at XXX are better for knowing him, and have had the  honor to be a part of his life.  He will not be forgotten.

All of us at Triple X Race Co are sending our thoughts and prayers to his family and friends, as well as continued support for Travis Rilat and his family. Travis is being treated for his injuries at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, WA. Further information is unavailable at this time.

A fund for Travis and his family and for Tyson has been set up at First State Bank of Mesquite, Texas. Tom Lorenz, the owner of Smiley's Racing is starting the fund. Supporters of Travis and Tyson worldwide are encouraged to contribute.

 
   
   

 
   
   

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Bacon 3 Peats ASCS National, Leads Points

 

 

Prior to this season, only five drivers could lay a claim to winning three Lucas Oil ASCS National main events in row. That list has grown by one since the start of the year, as Team XXX driver Brady Bacon is fresh off winning three straight Lucas Oil ASCS National features in the Mike & Megan Eubanks #99 XXX. The win streak vaulted Brady to the top of the point standing in the nation’s premier 360 touring series.
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Memorial Day weekend is where it all started for Brady, as he and the team hauled to Jetmore KS to compete in the Steve King Memorial at the Jetmore Motorplex. On the Saturday night prelim feature, Bacon made full use of his outside row one starting spot as he gunned into the initial lead. Brady weathered several cautions up until a lap 10 restart, after which he would lead the rest of the thirty lap main unchallenged en route to the victory. Bacon had a full straightaway advantage as he took the final flags. His Sunday night performance pushed Brady’s skill to its limits as both Tim Crawley and Jason Johnson gave him everything he could handle over the 30 lap A main. Brady was once again up to the task, deftly moving his Wesmar powered XXX through traffic and keeping both of his challengers off balance by altering his line lap by lap. When the final flags flew, it was Bacon once again standing triumphant and stretching his points lead. Fast forward to the following Saturday night…this time at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock AR, where Brady was the hunter instead of the hunted. After starting 4th, Brady worked his way forward, then moved into the lead in lapped traffic on the 13th lap to take his third main event victory in a row. Bacon continues to lead the Lucas Oil ASCS National Series in points as they head into the bulk of their summer schedule.

 
   
   

Haud Wires Knoxville, Podiums RCS

 

 

June has been a good month for the Carnahan Motorsports #R19 XXX, piloted by National Sprint Car Hall of Famer Jac Haudenschild. On Hall of Fame weekend, Jac set the tone for the whole month as on Friday, June 4th he led every lap at the historic Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, IA to capture his second World of Outlaws feature win of the season. “…The car felt good anywhere (on the track) tonight”, said Jac in victory lane. “We have a good combination with this XXX car and Leonard Lee working on it and we have a great car owner in Lon Carnahan.” Some of Jac’s competitors agreed…”Jac and his crew did a great job tonight. I think the best car won tonight…” said Brian Brown who ran second.

After scrambling through a wet weekend in Dodge City KS, the R19 team went North to visit River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks ND. Once again, the R19 was up to the challenge, as Jac picked up the KSE Hard Charger award on Saturday night after racing from 13th to 2nd in the A main. Sunday’s show was a bit easier for the crew as Jac won his heat race, the picked off four cars in the dash to earn a 5th place starting position. Working his way forward in the main, Jac went wheel to wheel with Joey Saldana over the final seven circuits in an attempt to pick up his third feature victory of the season. Saldana would end up getting the best of the battle this day, but only narrowly as his final margin of victory was a mere .164 seconds.

Jac currently sits 7th in the World of Outlaws points standings as the midway point of the season nears. He is tied for third in main event wins and has the 5th most laps led in the series this year. He has also won the dash twice and the hard charger award once.

 
   
   

TNT & USAC Fields Fall to Ballou

 

 

Robert Ballou has been a man on a mission over the past two months of non-wing racing. On May 12th, Robert gave Team XXX a couple of firsts as he toppled the USAC National Sprint Series at Eldora Speedway. The Wednesday night feature event saw Robert put on another killer performance for his fans, as he topped Bryan Clauson and Levi Jones to give Team XXX our first win in the USAC National Sprint Series and our first win at the famous Ohio track all in one shot. After sending his motors back to noted powerplant builder Don Ott for a freshen up, Ballou attacked the ASCS Sprint Bandit TNT series as they resumed racing during the third week of June. After absolutely decimating the field for his fourth overall feature win of the year Friday night at Creek County Speedway in Sapulpa OK, Ballou grabbed win number five the next night at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland MO after an epic battle with fellow Team XXX racer Brady Bacon. Robert’s win vaulted him to the top of the ASCS Sprint Bandit TNT points standings, a title he’s looking to win in the memory of his good friend Jesse Hockett. You can follow Robert’s racing on his personal website at www.balloumotorsports.com.

 
   
   

 

On September 27th 2009, Travis Rutz’ was seriously injured at Terra Haute Speedway in Indiana while competing with the All Star Circuit of Champions. After fighting for his life, Travis eventually healed to the point where he was able to go home to his native British Columbia.  He continues to mend and heal to this day. Triple X Race Co keeps Travis in our thoughts every day, as he was more than just a long time Team XXX racer… he is a great friend to everyone associated with XXX and local West Coast Racing. You can keep track of Trav’s progress on his personal website, www.travisrutz.com or leave a message for him on his guest book.

 
   
   

Wayne Johnson Wins In An XXX

 

 

Oklahoma City native Wayne Johnson added another notch to the victory column by racing to victory lane in Friday night’s 25-lap American Sprint Car Series Lone Star Region main event at Heart O’ Texas Speedway.

Taking the wheel of a second Brian Parker No. 9 entry, Johnson led all the way aboard the H&H Racing-powered Champion Dent Repair Triple-X for his 33rd career overall ASCS feature win.

Johnson took the checkered flag ahead of 2009 ASCS Lone Star points runner-up Brad Welborn, with reigning champion and current points leader Kevin Ramey taking the show position.

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XXX Winning From Coast To Coast

 

 

The door to Pennsylvania has been permanently kicked open by Team XXX driver Brian “The Edge” Montieth. After scoring an early season big money win at Lincoln Speedway in Abbotsford PA, Brian found big money again as he picked up the first XXX chassis win with the All Star Circuit of Champions on June 12th. The win came again at Lincoln Speedway and paid $5,000 to Montieth and his Premier Auto Works team. The same XXX chassis and components that “The Edge” runs is available to you…stop by the Premier Auto Works pit area and talk to the gang, as Premier Auto Works is the newest authorized Triple X Race Co dealer in Pennsylvania!

 
   
   

Featured Racer

 

Kyle Miller enjoying wins & championships in his XXX sprint car

 

 

Eugene, Oregon's Kyle Miller is one of those racers who truly enjoy sprint car racing, no matter what happens on the race track. It's one of the most fun things one can do. It's probably even more fun when you win a lot of races and win a couple of track championships, which Miller has done after switching to the XXX chassis a few years ago. Now Miller is on track for another championship in 2009.

The wins started racking up in 2007 while Miller was racing limited sprints at his home track, Cottage Grove Speedway. After taking a number of checkered flags, Miller went on to capture his first championship that season, driving his dad Scott's No. 10 Springer-powered XXX. The 2008 season saw the 18-year-old race in a lot of 360 sprint car events. Four times did Miller cross the finish line first, including the season finale on September 27th to capture the 360 sprint car division championship at Cottage Grove Speedway. Again, Miller's championship run came in a XXX sprint car. In April of this year, Miller threw the limited motor back under the hood and he won again on April 18th.

Over the last couple of years, Miller, now 19, and his dad Scott have become two of the biggest proponents of Triple X components. Virtually everything on their cars are made by Triple X Race Co. Even if he only finishes second or third, Miller has often praised his car in post-race interviews.

"I love it. We use everything." Miller said about his XXX car and components earlier this season.

Once in a while also over the years, Miller has taken the wings off and tried his hand at non-wing racing. As it turned out, Miller loves it. In 2009, Miller decided he would join the new NorthWest Wingless Tour, which has already established itself as a premier tour in the Pacific Northwest. In five NWWT events so far this season, Miller set fast time in qualifying four times with his XXX car and four times he finished on the podium in the main event. In the race where he didn't finish Top 3, he was leading the main event when contact with another car broke his front suspension and ended his night.

After his strong finish in the April 25th opener that saw him come from the back twice to finish third, Miller said he was having so much fun that he now intended to run the entire schedule after originally being unsure. His decision to do so has paid off, as he is now the NWWT points leader.

Going into the July 18th event, Miller was second in the, inching closer to the top. Another runner up finish put Kyle in the lead, but only by two points. On August 15th, after setting fast time for the fourth time in five NWWT events, Miller took the lead midway through the 25-lap feature and didn't look back from there as he earned his first NorthWest Wingless Tour main event win and his his second overall in 2009.

Miller is now in the drivers seat in the chase for his third different championship in as many seasons driving a XXX sprint car. Triple X Race Components INC wishes Kyle the best of luck the rest of the season.

 
   
   

Welcome Southwest Speed

 

 

The newest XXX Authorized Distributor is Southwest Speed in Fort Smith, AR. For 35 years, the staff at Southwest Speed have been serving the racing community with top notch dedication to supplying the parts you order on time, every time. Carrying the full line of XXX Sprint Car, 600 and Midget Product, Southwest Speed is your one stop shop for XXX in the Deep South. Visit them online at www.southwestspeed.com or call them Mon – Fri at 479.646.6988.

 
   
   

Quality And Integrity

 

At Triple X Race Co, these are not empty promises and fancy corporate slogans.  This is what our company was founded on, and continues to grow on today.  We've all heard the fact less rumors and baseless accusations of our competitors ... apparently that is how they define "Integrity".  We let the quality of our product stand on it's own.  After four years in the market, this is how XXX defines the Quality of it's chassis:

 

46 Championships; over 390 Chassis Wins

 
   
  • WoO Feature Wins and Multiple Quick Times
  • Multiple ASCS Championships (including Back-2-Back Sooner Region Championships)
  • Back-2-Back Australian 360ci Championship
  • NRA Sprint Invaders Championship
  • Over 20 Local Track Championships (across the US)
  • Back-2-Back Alberta Sprint Tour Championships (Now ASCS-Can West)
  • USCA Wingless Championship
  • Extreme Sprint Car (Wingless) Championship
  • Back-2-Back Knoxville A-Main Wins.  10th at 2008 Nationals. Rookie of the Year at 2009 Nationals.
  • Skagit Dirt Cup Championship
  • Fred Brownfield Memorial Championship
  • Husets A-Main Wins
  • All Star Wins
  • ASCS Wins (including National events)
  • URSS Wins
  • NSCS Wins
  • NOSA Wins
  • USCS Wins
  • USCA Wins
  • ESS Wins
  • SOS Wins
  • PA 305 Wins
  • CRSA Wins
  • BSST Wins
  • SCONE Wins
  • SST Wins
  • Over 200 Local Track A-Main Feature Victories (across the US, Canada, AUS, and NZ)
  • Wingless Wins (including Brady Bacon's
    3-Peat in the ASCS TNT Sprint Bandits)
     
  • Midget Wins
  • Ford Focus Championship
  • ASCS 2 Midget Wins
  • Ford Focus Midget Wins
  • SMRS Midget wins
  • Multiple appearances in the Chili Bowl A Main
  • BMARA Wins
     
  • 600 Mini Sprint wins
  • ASCS2 Wins
  • IMSS Wins
  • Tulsa Shootout Championship
  • Deming Clay Cup Championship
  • AUS Formula 500 wins (in 600 Chassis)
  • PA 1000 Sidewinder Wins (600 Chassis)
 
 
   

XXX 600 Success Continues in 2010

 

 
   

Year 2 of the Triple X Race Co 600 has been a rousing success, thanks to some big race victories. Gary Taylor kicked the year off by taking home the Golden Driller in the Tulsa Shootout A-Class main event, setting the tone early for what has been a banner year.

   

Taylor’s win was followed by early season success stories from Dylan Black in California and Kevin Ramey in Texas both winning main events in April.

   

Adding to the first XXX Sidewinder Sprint win (1000cc motor in a 600 chassis) by Craig Myers in Pennsylvania

May brought more victories in Pennsylvania and California, with Brock Zearfoss and Heath Duinkerken adding their names to the win list. June saw two more sidewinder wins from Myers in PA, and found the XXX house car driven by Colton Heath in victory lane twice. Heath would continue his roll into July, winning three straight weekends of events, the first being a non-wing event and the third being the prestigious Clay Cup Nationals at Deming Speedway, paying $5,000 to win. 

With XXX 600’s occupying victory lane in more and more places, isn’t it time for you to get your own? Join the ranks of those already experiencing 600 success with Triple X Race Co by clicking here to find the kit that suits you best, or here to find a dealer nearest you.

 
   
   

HOT Team XXX Drivers

 

Former ASCS Sooner Region Champion Sean McClelland joins Team XXX in 2010 after an 11th place finish in ASCS National points last year. McClelland will be back in black this year, piloting his 2010 XXX #1 360 sprint.

 

Triple X Race Co welcomes defending Powri champion Dereck King to the Team XXX 600 roster this year. Dereck and his sister Kara as well as Jacob Patton will pilot the XXX / Quick Racing Products house cars on the Powri trail in 2010.

 

Ryan Jones leads Team XXX in Australia with two career Australia 360 National Titles and three straight South Australia 360 Championships, as well as winning the coveted George Tatnell Cup in his 410.

 

Former ASCS National Champion Travis Rilat returns to Team XXX in 2010, as he continues his quest to win a second series title. Rilat is the defending Fred Brownfield Memorial Champion.

 
 

Our Guarantee To You

 
We want you to be completely satisfied with Triple X Race Co race car parts, and to buy from us with confidence.  To ensure you of this, we've come up with a couple of guarantee's the we feel are missing from other race car parts suppliers we've used.  When you buy from us, you can be secure knowing:
       
We guarantee the lowest prices in the industry.  
 

If you can find a lower advertised price on the same part we'll beat it by 10%.  And, not just for you.  We will lower our price.  Period.  That way, you can purchase from us with confidence that you are getting the best value in the industry.

       
We guarantee the quality of every part we sell.
 

When you receive your order, if you are not completely satisfied for any reason, send the unused parts back to us within 30 days.  We will refund 100% of the purchase price.  It's just that easy.  No questions.  No restocking fee.  No fuss.

 
 

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2010 XXX Chassis
Champions

 

--- Dereck King ---
2010 Kevin Doty Classic Champion
(POWRI)

 

--- Ryan Jones ---
2010 South Australian
360ci Sprint Car Champion
(3 in a row)

 

--- Jeff Judd ---
2010 Victoria Wingless Sprint Car Champion

 

--- Ryan Jones ---
2010 George Tatnell Sprint Cup Champion

 

--- Allan Wakeling ---
2010 Ruapuna Gold Cup Champion

 
 

2010 XXX Chassis
Wins

 
  Date Driver Track/Series/State
  7/25 Doug Esh World Of Outlaws
Lebanon Valley Speedway
West Lebanon, NY
  7/24 Brady Bacon ASCS  National
Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove, OR
  7/24 Kelsey Carpenter Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  7/24 Justin Bienert Castrol Raceway
Edmonton, AB
  7/23 Kenny Potter
 (wingless)
Valley Speedway
Grain Valley, MO
  7/17 Brian Montieth Williams Grove Speedway
Mechanicsburg, PA
  7/17 Justin Sturch I-30 Speedway
Little Rock, AR
  7/17 Matt Smith
(Midget)
BMARA
Beaver Dam Raceway
Beaver Dam, WI
  7/17 Koty Adams Southern Thunder Sprints
Sabine Motor Speedway
Many, LA
  7/16 Smokey Fairbank URSS
Wakeeney Speedway
Wakeeney, KS
  7/16 Justin Melton ASCS  Lonestar / Sooner
RPM Speedway of Texas
Crandall, TX
  7/16 Landon Hurst
(60)
Clay Cup Night 2
Deming Speedway
Deming, WA
  7/12 Travis Rilat ASCS NW Region
Southern OR Speedway
White City, OR
  7/10 Sean McClelland ASCS Sooner / Lonestar
Lawton Speedway
Lawton, OK
  7/10 Jayme Barnes Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  7/10 Rick King
(600)
Southern Illinois Raceway
Macon, IL
  7/10 Alan Munn Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  7/10 Brian Kristan Wilmot Raceway
Wilmot, WI
  7/10 Matt Westfall
 (wingless)
Waynesfield Raceway Park
Waynesfield, OH
  7/10 Matt VanDerSys Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  7/10 Trever Kirkland Big Sky Sprint Tour
Electric City Speedway
Great Falls, MT
  7/9 Bill Johnson Valley Speedway
Grain Valley, MO
  7/9 Kenny Potter UMSS
Elko Speedway
Elko, MN
  7/9 Aaron Fell
(1200 Mini Sprint)
Deming Speedway
Deming, WA
  7/4 Ron Krysl Stuart Community Track
Stuart, NE
  7/3 Matt Westfall
 (wingless)
Waynesfield Raceway Park
Waynesfield, OH
  7/3 Dan Henning
(600)
IMSS
Brooklyn Raceway
Brooklyn, IA
  7/2 Matt Smith
 (Midget)
BMARA
Dodge County Fairgrounds
Beaver Dam, WI
  7/2 Robert Ballou
 (wingless)
Gas City I-69 Speedway
Gas City, IN
  7/2 Aaron Fell
(1200 Mini Sprint)
Deming Speedway
Deming, WA
  6/26 Robert Ballou
 (wingless)
Lincoln Park Speedway
Putnamville, IN
  6/26 Koty Adams Southern Thunder Sprints
Lonestar Speedway
Kilgore, TX
  6/26 Shane Golobic Placerville Speedway
Placerville, CA
  6/26 Jimmy Crawford
 (wingless)
Ventura Raceway
Ventura, CA
  6/26 Matt VanDerSys Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  6/25 Kenny Potter Valley Speedway
Grain Valley, MO
  6/20 Ron Krysl Stuart Community Track
Stuart, NE
  6/19 Robert Ballou
 (wingless)
ASCS TNT Sprint Bandits
Lucas Oil Speedway
Wheatland, MO
  6/26 Koty Adams Southern Thunder Sprints
Champion Park Speedway
Minden, LA
  6/19 Smokey Fairbanks URSS
El Paso County Speedway
Calhan, CO
  6/19 Ryan Partin North Florida Raceway
Lake City, FL
  6/19 Dan Henning
(600)
Brooklyn Raceway
Brooklyn, IA
  6/19 Rafe Essary OCRS
Mid-America Speedway
Indianapolis, IN
  6/19 Matt Westfall
 (wingless)
Waynesfield Raceway Park
Waynesfield, OH
  6/18 Robert Ballou
 (wingless)
ASCS TNT Sprint Bandits
Creek County Speedway
Sapula, OK
  6/18 Chuck Hebing Autodrome Edelweiss Speedway
Cantley, Quebec
  6/18 Dan Henning
(600)
Brooklyn Raceway
Brooklyn, IA
  6/16 Dereck King
(600)
POWRI
Fayette County Speedway
Brownstown, IL
  6/12 Jamie Steward
(600)
281 Speedway
Stephenville, TX
  6/12 Brian Montieth All-Stars
Lincoln Speedway
Abbottsford, PA
  6/12 Tyler Thomas
(Widget)
ASCS 2
Lawton Speedway
Lawton, OK
  6/12 Bill Rude Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  6/12 Bill Boyce BCR Raceway
Lethbridge, Alberta
  6/11 Matt Ward
(Widget)
ASCS 2
Creek County Speedway
Sapulpa, OK
  6/11 Dereck King
(600)
POWRI - Kevin Doty Classic
Tri City Speedway
Pontoon Beach, IL
  6/11 JR Thomas
(600)
Deming Speedway
Deming, WA
  6/11 Aaron Fell
(1200 Mini Sprint)
Deming Speedway
Deming, WA
  6/6 Dan Henning
 (600)
Nobles County Speedway
Worthington, MN
  6/6 Rick Bell
 (600)
Morowa Speedway
Morowa, Western Australia, AU
  6/5 Jimmy Brookens
 (600)
Shippensburg Speedway
Shippensburg, PA
  6/5 Brady Bacon ASCS National
I-30 Speedway
Little Rock, AK
  6/5 Bill Rude Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  6/5 Jimmy Crawford
 (wingless)
Ventura Raceway
Ventura, CA
  6/5 Jackie York Creek County Speedway
Sapulpa, OK
  6/4 Jac Haudenschild World Of Outlaws
Knoxville Speedway
Knoxville, IA
  6/4 Brian Kristan Wilmot Speedway
Wilmot, WI
  6/4 Aaron Fell
(1200 Mini Sprint)
Deming Speedway
Deming, WA
  6/4 Jimmy Christian
 (wingless)
Ocean Speedway
Watsonville, CA
  5/29 Brady Bacon ASCS National
Steve King Memorial Prelim
Jetmore Motorplex
Jetmore, KS
  5/29 Seth Hespe
(Midget)
Grays Harbor Raceway
Elma, WA
  5/28 Luke Hall Memorial Cup Showdown
Limaland Motorsports Park
Lima, OH
  5/29 Austin Alumbaugh WoW
24 Raceway
Moberly, MO
  5/28 Jimmy Brookens
(600)
Path Valley Speedway
Spring Run, PA
  5/29 Heath Shelton Cottage Grove Speedway
Cottage Grove, OR
  5/29 DJ Estes
(600)
Cowtown Speedway
Kennedale, TX
  5/22 Bobby Lynn
(600 wingless)
Spring Creek Raceway
Macomb, IL
  5/22 Smokey Fairbanks URSS
I-76 Speedway
Fort Morgan, CO
  5/22 Tyler Thomas
 (Midget)
ASCS 2
Lawton Speedway
Lawton, OK
  5/22 Chris  Graf Arlington Raceway
Arlington , MN
  5/22 Mac Brown Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  5/22 Dan Hall Butler Speedway
Quincy, MI
  5/22 Matt VanDerSys Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  5/22 Frank Phipps Jackson Speedway
Jackson, MN
  5/21 Tyler Thomas
 (Midget)
ASCS 2
Creek County Speedway
Sapulpa, OK
  5/21 Blake Jenkins
 (600)
ASCS 2
Creek County Speedway
Sapulpa, OK
  5/15 Luke Hall Waynesfield Raceway Park
Waynesfield, OH
  5/15 Matt VanDerSys Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  5/15 Justin Bienert Castrol Raceway
Edmonton, Alberta
  5/14 Bob Martin River Cities Speedway
Grand Forks, ND
  5/12 Robert Ballou
 (wingless)
USAC
Eldora Speedway
New Weston, OH
  5/7 Travis Rilat
(Wingless)
ASCS Sprint Bandits TNT
Devil’s Bowl Speedway
Mesquite, TX
  5/7 Dalton Steed lRPM Speedway of Texas
Crandall, TX
  5/8 Jayme Barnes Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  5/8 Matt VanDerSys Skagit Speedway
Alger, WA
  5/8 Seth Hespe
(Midget)
Grays Harbor Raceway
Elma, WA
  5/8 Kyle Miller Cottage Grove Speedway
Cottage Grove, OR
  5/1 Robert Ballou
 (wingless)
ASCS Sprint Bandits TNT
Houston Raceway Park
Baytown, TX
  5/1 Rafe Essary OCRS
Tri State Speedway
Pocola, OK
  4/30 Chuck Hebing ASCS Patriot Region
lBlack Rock Speedway
Dundee, NY
  4/30 Dalton Steed lRPM Speedway of Texas
Crandall, TX
  4/23 Scott Lutz Clinton County Speedway
Mackeyville, PA
  4/24 Travis Rilat Devil’s Bowl Speedway
Mesquite, TX
  4/23 Brock Zearfoss
 (600 mini sprint)
Linda’s Speedway
Jonestown, PA
  4/24 Ryan Beechler Kennedale Speedway Park
Kennedale, TX
  4/17 Jim Brookens
(600 Mini Sprint)
Trail-Way Speedway
Hanover, PA
  4/17 Landon Hurst
(600 Mini Sprint)
Lemoore Raceway
Lemoore, CA
  4/16 Jac Haudenschild World Of Outlaws
Paducah Speedway
Paducah, KY
  4/16 Wayne Johnson Heart O'Texas Speedway
Waco, TX
  4/16 Jimmy Christian
(wingless)
Ocean Speedway
Watsonville, CA
  4/10 Robert Ballou Gas City I-69 Speedway
Marion, IN
  4/10 Steve Short St Francois County Raceway
Farmington, MO
  4/10 Blake Jenkins
 (600)
I-30 Speedway
Little Rock, AR
  4/3 Brian Montieth Lincoln Speedway
Abbottsford, PA
  4/3 Blake Jenkins
 (600)
I-30 Speedway
Little Rock, AR
  4/2 Jim Brookens
(600 Mini Sprint)
Path Valley Speedway
Spring Run, PA
  3/27 Ryan Jones Tomer Speedway
Bordertorwn, Australia
  3/27 Travis Rilat Devils Bowl Speedway
Mesquite, TX
  3/27 DJ Estes
(600 Mini Sprint)
Cowtown Speedway
Kennedale, TX
  3/21 Jim Brookens
(600 Mini Sprint)
Shippensburg Speedway
Shippensburg, PA
  3/20 Ryan Jones George Tatnell Cup
Speedway City
Adelaide, Australia
  3/20 Leigh Van Ginneken
(600 Mini Sprint)
Murray Bridge Speedway
Murray Bridge, AU
  3/20 Jeff Judd
(Wingless)
Victoria Wingless Sprint Championship
Western Speedway
Hamilton, Victoria AU
  3/19 Jim Brookens
(600 Mini Sprint)
Path Valley Speedway
Spring Run, PA
  2/27 Ryan Jones Ross Wright Memorial
Murray Bridge Speedway
Murray Bridge, SA Australia
  2/19 Darren Sutton
(Wingless)
King of the Wings Prelim
Perth Motorplex
Kwiwana Beach, WA, AU
  2/13 Ryan Jones Murray Bridge Speedway
Murray Bridge, SA Australia
  2/13 Jeff Judd
(Wingless)
Premier Speedway
Warrnambool, Victoria AU
  1/30 Allan Wakeling Gold Cup
Ruapuna Speedway
Christchurch, New Zealand
  1/30 Darren Sutton
(Wingless)
Coates Hire Bunbury Speedway
Bunbury, Western Australia, AU
  1/29 Allan Wakeling Ruapuna Speedway
Christchurch, New Zealand
  1/23 Todd Waddell Perth Motorplex
Kwiwana Beach, WA, AU
  1/23 Richard Morgan Brisbane International Speedway
Archerfield, Queensland AU
  1/9 Ryan Jones Speedway City
Adelaide SA, AUS
  1/4 Brent Aprile (wingless) Parramatta City Raceway
Sydney, AUS
 
 

2009 XXX Chassis
Championships

 

--- Brady Bacon ---
2009 Sprint Bandits TNT Champion

 

--- Craig Myers ---
2009 PA Sidewinder Sprints Champion

 

--- Seth Hespe ---
2009 Grays Harbor Raceway Ford Focus Midget Champion

 

--- Aaron Reutzel  ---
2009
ASCS Gulf South Champion

 

--- Billy Aton---
2009 Ocean Speedway
and
2009 Antioch Speedway
Wingless Spec Sprint Champion

 

--- Justin Martin ---
2009 Southern Ontario Sprint Championship

 

--- Jason Dolick ---
2009 Lakeville Speedway 410 Championship

 

--- Ryan Partin ---
2009 Top Gun Sprint Series Champion

 

--- Bob Martin ---
2009 Northern Outlaw Sprint Association Champion

 

--- Kyle Miller ---
2009 NorthWest Wingless Tour Sprint Championship

 

--- Brock Lemley ---
2009
Skagit Speedway 360 Champion

 

--- Kelsey Carpenter ---
2009
Skagit Speedway Sportsman Champion

 

--- Glenn Borden Jr. ---
2009 Grays Harbor Raceway 360 Sprint Champion

 

--- Ron Krysl ---
2009
Stuart Community Track Limited Sprint Champion

 

--- Bill Boyce ---
2009 MDM Sportsman Sprint Car Champion

 

--- Colton Ackerstrom ---
2009 Castrol Raceway Sportsman Sprint Champion

 

--- Jayme Barnes ---
2009 Skagit Speedway Dirt Cup Champion

 

--- Colton Heath ---
2009 Deming Speedway Clay Cup Champion

 

--- Gary Taylor ---
2009 Tulsa Shootout Champion

 

--- Ryan Jones ---
2008/2009 Australian
360ci Sprint Car Champion
BACK TO BACK!!!

 

--- Wayne Logue ---
2
008/2009 Victorian Champion
for VSC Sprintcars

 
 

Click the following links for a complete listing of chassis results ...

Sprint Car
Midget
600 Mini Sprint