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Hartline wins 2025 Touring Outlaw Modified Series Championship

November 10, 2025 Brant Thurmond Leave a comment

Shane Hartline from Ivanhoe, Texas takes the checkered flag during the Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) race at Southern Oklahoma Speedway held Aug. 2, 2025. The win was Hartline’s second of the year.
*(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)*

The Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) points battle for the 2025 championship has officially concluded.

Shane Hartline from Ivanhoe, Texas, is the official series Champion with a total of 1,256 points. Dean Abbey, (Boyd, Texas) finished 51 points behind Hartline in second place with 1,205 points.

Jason Ingalls (Longview, Texas) finished the 2025 season with 1,133 points and 123 points behind Hartline for third place overall, while Jake Huckaby (Texarkana, Texas) was fourth overall with 1,047 points (-209 from Hartline;) and Chase Hatton (De Berry, Texas) rounded out the top five with 1,019 points and 237 points away from Hartline.

Shane Hartline (25) takes the checkered flag first over Mitchell Clement (32) in a last lap pass win during the Touring Outlaw Modified Series race held at Rocket Raceway Park May 31, 2025. The win was Hartline’s first win of 2025. He went on to win three more races en route to the series championship. *(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)*

The 2025 season was the first full season Hartline ran with the TOMS, and he had a dominant first season, picking up a series-leading four wins, 10 top 5’s and 13 top 10’s in 14 feature races.

Hartline had raced with the series prior to 2025, mostly at Grayson County Speedway, Southern Oklahoma Speedway and Hunt County Speedway, with one win at SOS in 2021.

“This year was one of the most challenging years that I have attempted in my racing career,” Hartline said. “I have raced very local up to this year. This winter my team and I set a goal to run for the TOMS Championship.

“I have won a few track championships in my racing career, but never attempted a touring series,” he said. “With the kind of talent that shows up to the TOMS shows, I didn’t really know what to expect, but I felt like we could be a player at most of the tracks.”

Having a few track championships under his belt, he felt a significant level accomplishment by winning the TOMS championship in his first full year of competition.

“This is the biggest accomplishment in my racing career so far,” Hartline said. “To race with the caliber of guys in this series says a lot about North Texas modified racing as a whole.”

Following a second-place finish in the season opener at Southern Oklahoma Speedway on March 21, Hartline followed that up with a third-place finish and the points lead the following night.

The consistency each night was evident throughout the season as Hartline led the points for the remainder of the season.

“Always bringing a well-prepared car, keeping my nose clean and being consistent,” Hartline said about the keys to success and not losing the points lead.

Hartline picked up his first win of the season at Rocket Raceway Park on May 31 on a last lap pass around Mitchell Clement.

Shane Hartline (25) exits turn 2 during the Touring Outlaw Modified Series heat race at Abilene Speedway.
*(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)*

Second place points finisher Abbey was hot on Hartline’s trail for most of the season and closed Hartline’s points lead to four points after the race at Abilene Speedway on July 19.

“I had only raced Abilene once before and finished fourth this year,” Hartline said. “This was one of my wild card races in the points battle since I hadn’t been there much and salvaged a decent finish.”

A mental reset turned out to be a key turning point in the season after the Abilene race for Hartline.

“This is where my wife and I had a few nights to talk about the season and get a new mindset,” he said. “We decided not to look at the points anymore and just go race and have fun. Well, we definitely had fun after that.”

Hartline took advantage of a test session after the Abilene race and that is where he said he was able to fix some things.

“Rocket had a test and tune, and we went to play with the car and found a few things and fixed a few problems we had been fighting,” he said.

Hartline went on to win back-to-back races in the month of August, including the 11^th Annual Hella Shrine Classic at Hunt County Speedway.

“The Hella Shrine was a good one for me,” Hartline said. “I won the heat, dash and the feature. It’s pretty cool to win one of the crown jewels of the TOMS series.”

Hartline’s only finish of the season that was not in the top 10 came at Kennedale Speedway Park.

“Kennedale is a track I have only raced one time at, also, so we were just looking to get as best a finish as we could,” Hartline said. “I finally found how to race it about the last three or four laps and finished 11^th.”

Hartline picked up his fourth win of the season at Rocket Raceway Park at the Bryan Mize Memorial on a racing surface that had some “character” spots to it.

“The Bryan Mize race looked like weather would win night two, so it was all up to Friday night,” he said. “The track was ‘cowboys up’ with a not ideal track surface, but we hung in there and took advantage of a few mistakes and was able to win that one too. I will remember not wanting to get out of the car because I was worn out.”

Although it may have been Hartline’s first full season with the TOMS series, the success and consistency it took to win the championship will be talked about for years to come.

Sponsors, Family and Crew

Hartline had the following to say regarding his family and crew:

I would like to thank my wife, Chanda, for always supporting me in this adventure and allowing me to spend the hours in the shop that it takes to race; Jasen Loftice for everything that he has done for my racing career … I couldn’t do this without him; and, Don Tomlinson for all the hours in the shop and at the race track.

Sponsors –

J&G Services

Hartline Holdings

Collin County Fence Supply

Gold Star Finance

Alpha Transmission

Grayson County Diesel Service

Gary’s Corner Garage

Hair by Hartline

Muddbones

Skeeter’s Metal Art

Ain’t It Racing

Mom

Trevor Hartline

Seth Hartline

Jason & Amanda Hartline

Donald & Wendy Hopkins

Shannon & Sabrina Hartline

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Hartline picks up fourth TOMS win of 2025 season at Rocket Raceway Park

September 1, 2025 Brant Thurmond Leave a comment

Shane Hartline (Ivanhoe, Texas) picked up his fourth win of the Touring Outlaw Modified Series season Aug. 29, at Rocket Raceway Park. Hartline currently leads the points standings over Dean Abbey with just four races remaining.
**(Photo Courtesy of Mike Frieri/Photos by Mike)**

The Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) was at the Rocket Raceway Park for the 11^th Annual Bryan Mize Memorial race.

The event was originally scheduled as a two-night event, but Mother Nature was the winner on night two as the second night was canceled due to rain in the forecast.

The field was stacked with talent as 39 TOMS drivers checked in for the event.

In the A feature, Dean Abbey (Boyd, Texas) led the opening lap, but Jason Ingalls (Longview, Texas) led the next three laps before the field was slowed for a caution as Jack Sartain (Royse City, Texas) lost the handle on his No. 47 car and spun exiting turn two.

The field completed one lap under green before another caution came out as Steven Ashcraft (Forney, Texas) came to a stop at the top of turn four.

On the ensuing green flag, Gary Christian (Broken Bow, Oklahoma) made contact with Ingalls as he hit a “character spot” and slid up the track exiting turn four. The contact put Ingalls into the front stretch wall and ultimately ended his night. Ingalls was leading the race at the time of the incident.

Jake Huckaby (Texarkana, Texas) took over the race lead and went on to lead 11 laps before a caution for debris with 16 laps remaining slowed the drivers down and forced another restart.

Shane Hartline (Ivanhoe, Texas) took the lead from Huckaby with nine laps to go as Huckaby slipped up exiting turn two.

Hartline would go on to lead the remaining nine laps and capture his fourth TOMS victory of the 2025 season.

Hartline also stretched his points lead over Abbey to 51 points following Abbey’s fourth place finish.

Huckaby finished second, while Sartain was third. Abbey was fourth and Bryan Gunwall (Brookston, Texas) rounded out the top five.

Sartain recorded the fastest lap of the race with a time of 14.420 seconds on lap 17, according to My Race Pass timing.

The hard chargers of the night were Kale Murphey (Tullos, Louisiana) and Dale Carr (Sadler, Texas).

Murphey moved up 15 spots from his 23^rd starting position for an eighth-place finish, while Carr moved up 12 spots from his 21^st starting position and finished behind Murphey in ninth place.

Click the following link for full race results.

https://www.myracepass.com/events/557622/media-results

B-Feature 1 winner- Chase Hatton (De Berry, Texas)

B Feature 2 winner- Sean Gaddis (Diana, Texas)

Heat 1 winner- Jake Huckaby (Texarkana, Texas)

Heat 2 winner- Kyle Slader (Muskogee, Texas)

Heat 3 winner- Dean Abbey (Boyd, Texas)

Heat 4 winner- Mitchell Clement (Bonham, Texas)

Current Points Standings-

(Top 10)

Shane Hartline- 1256
Dean Abbey- 1205 -51
Jason Ingalls- 1133 -123
Jake Huckaby- 1047 -209
Chase Hatton- 1019 -237
Wesley Veal- 991 -265
Troy Taylor- 927 -369
Sam Cox- 866 -390
Ryan Veal- 855 -401
Jason Webb- 749 -507

The series will be in action again Saturday, Sept. 6, at Grayson County Speedway in Bells, Texas. The TOMS Nationals will be held Oct. 24 and 25, at RPM Speedway in Crandall, Texas. The make up A feature from the July 12 race will also be held Oct. 24.

As always, if you cannot make it out to the track, you can stream all the action on Raceon.com.

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Hartline wins 11th Annual Hella Shrine Classic at Hunt County

August 13, 2025 Brant Thurmond Leave a comment

Shane Hartline (second from left) picked up his third Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) win of 2025 at the 11th Annual Hella Shrine Classic at Hunt County Raceway Aug. 9, 2025. Also shown is Hella Shrine members Tony Norton (left) TOMS flagman and Hella Shrine member Ricky Randall and Hella Shrine member Rick Troutte.
***(Photo Courtesy of Dalton Warren-Brierton/Pics by Dalton)***

The Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) was back in action Saturday, Aug. 9, at Hunt County Raceway for the 11^th Annual Hella Shrine Classic.

Adding to the excitement of the event was a bicycle giveaway for the kids in attendance. Several TOMS drivers contributed by bringing bicycles and they went above and beyond crushing a previous record of 56 bikes with a total of 112 bicycles to give away to the kids.

The event, which is dedicated to helping the Children’s Shriner’s Hospital, is a big race for the TOMS and all those involved.

“This is something the TOMS drivers look forward to every year,” said Ricky Randall, who originally started the Hella Shrine Classic in 2015. “We have raised over $200,000 since we started doing the event each year. The first year, we raised $3,000 and it has gone as high as $30,000.

“The money raised goes to the transportation fund at Hella,” Randall said. “We use the money to transport patients to and from the hospital for various appointments. We can also help the parents with lodging. Some of the rules have changed now to where the Temple can only keep so much of the money raised for the transportation fund, and the rest goes to the (Shriner’s) hospital. We do it all for the kids.”

The action on the track in the TOMS feature race was equally as exciting as seeing the smiles on all the young kids’ faces.

Colby Smith (Greenville, Texas) led the opening 10 laps before Shane Hartline took the lead with 15 laps remaining.

A caution slowed the field down with seven laps remaining as the 477 car of Tracy Adams (Rowlett, Texas) spun in turns three and four.

When the green flag was waved again, Hartline jumped out to a sizeable lead and would lead the remaining seven laps to claim his third win of the season.

With his win at Southern Oklahoma Speedway on Aug. 2, Hartline became just the second driver to win back-to-back races so far in the 2025 season.

Jake Huckaby (Texarkana, Texas) was the first to win back-to-back races with wins at Heart O’ Texas Speedway and Abilene Speedway on July 11 and July 19.

Hartline also extended his points lead over Dean Abbey (Boyd, Texas) who is now 68 points behind Hartline.

Smith was the second-place finisher at Hunt County, while Chris Henigan (Marshall, Texas) placed third. Jack Sartain (Royse City, Texas) finished fourth and James McCreery (Midlothian, Texas) was fifth.

Smith had the fastest lap of the race with a lap time of 16.441 seconds according to My Race Pass timing.

McCreery and Abbey were the hard chargers of the race with both drivers moving up seven spots. McCreery started 13^th and moved up to sixth place, while Abbey started a little deeper in the field in 20^th and moved up to 13^th, respectively.

Click the following link for full race results.

https://www.myracepass.com/events/557619/media-results

B Feature 1 winner- James McCreery (Midlothian, Texas)

B Feature 2 winner- Jamie Burford (Keatchie, Louisiana)

Heat 1 winner- Colby Smith (Greenville, Texas)

Heat 2 winner- Chris Henigan (Marshall, Texas)

Heat 3 winner- Jason Ingalls (Longview, Texas)

Heat 4 winner- Chase Hatton (De Berry, Texas)

Current Points Standings-

(Top 10)

Shane Hartline- 1086
Dean Abbey- 1018-68
Jason Ingalls- 991-95
Jake Huckaby- 892-194
Wesley Veal- 862-224
Chase Hatton- 860-226
Troy Taylor- 805-281
Sam Cox- 776-310
Ryan Veal- 743-343
Jason Webb- 704-382

Previous winners of the Hella Shrine Classic-

2015- Sean Jones

2016- Clyde Dunn

2017- Triston Dycus

2018- Triston Dycus

2019- Chris Henigan

2020- Bo Day

2021- Charlie Smith

2022- Troy Taylor

2023- James McCreery

2024- Triston Dycus

2025- Shane Hartline

Click here to learn more about Shriners and to donate to the Shriners Children’s Hospital.

https://www.shrinerschildrens.org/en/about

The next TOMS race will be held Saturday, Aug. 23, at Kennedale Speedway Park. The race was originally scheduled for April 5 but was rescheduled due to weather.

The series will race a two-day show at Rocket Raceway Park for the Brian Mize Memorial on Aug. 29 and 30.

One race will take place in September as the series travels to Grayson County on Sept. 9. The TOMS Nationals will be held Oct. 24 and 25, at RPM Speedway, in Crandall, Texas.

As always, if you can not make it out to the track, you can stream all the action on RaceOn.com.

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Blown motor ends Wojtek’s feature early at Rocket Raceway Park

June 4, 2025 Brant Thurmond Leave a comment

Fred Wojtek (44F) passes Justin McCoy (87) and sets his sights on Sam Cox (3) as the three exit turn 2 of the TOMS feature race held Saturday, May 31, 2025, at Rocket Raceway Park. ***(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)***

By Brant Thurmond

The Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) were back in action Saturday night at Rocket Raceway Park, in Petty, Texas.

Coming off an up and down season opener at Southern Oklahoma Speedway back on March 21 and 22, Blackwell native Fred “Fast Freddy” Wojtek was hoping to build off a strong rebound finish in the feature race.

However, with around 18 of the 25 laps completed, Wojtek’s motor blew and ended his night with a 17th place finish.

“We had a rod that is hanging outside the pan,” Wojtek said. “Another crappy night, but I guess it could be worse. It’s going to be a little bit before we are going to be able to race with the TOMS guys. We are going to have to get us a motor a built or fixed or see what we got here.”

Wojtek started 12^th in the feature and moved up to ninth, before falling back to around 10^th when the motor blew.

“It’s just more bad luck,” Wojtek said. “I hate to say that all the time. I had no warning that it was going to blow.”

Saturday’s night at Rocket Raceway Park started out pretty good for Wojtek, who finished second in his heat race behind Jack Sartain.

“We had a pretty decent heat race,” Wojtek said. “The car was a little tight in the heat race. We didn’t do anything to it for the feature.”

The race Saturday night was the series’ first full event since the opening weekend in March.

The race on April 4, was called after the heat races with a make up date set for May 2, however that race was rained out as well.

Mother Nature has been victorious in the last five of seven races for the TOMS.

Wojtek raced one race outside of the TOMS on May 10, at Abilene Speedway where he raced an IMCA Modified.

Wojtek started 13^th in the feature race and moved up 10 spots to finish in third place.

Having been a few weeks since he last raced, Wojtek said it took him a few laps to find his rhythm and battled tight conditions most of the night.

“The car was tight on the throttle,” Wojtek said. “I was fighting it a lot. Every once and a while, I could find a good groove and pass a few cars but just couldn’t stay consistent. The track was a little different than what we normally run. I think this is the third time we have been on this track, so I don’t have a lot of notes for it. Hopefully, when we come back next time, we will be a little better.”

The next scheduled race for the TOMS is Saturday, June 14, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma.

At the time of this article, it is unclear if Wojtek will be competing at the next race.

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Clement wins TOMS opener at SOS; Hatton scores first career TOMS win on night two

March 25, 2025 Brant Thurmond Leave a comment

Mitchell Clement shown with his family and TOMS official Ricky Randall in victory lane following the 25-lap feature race, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma. **(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)**

The Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) kicked off its 2025 season with two nights of racing Friday and Saturday night, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore.

Mitchell Clement (Bonham, Texas) moved his No. 32 car up seven spots from his eighth starting position to claim the win on the opening night.

The 25-lap feature race had one caution as Steven Ashcraft (Forney, Texas) came to a stop entering turn three on lap 10.

Shane Hartline (Ivanhoe, Texas) was the race leader at the time of caution and went on to lead an additional four laps as Clement worked his way up to the second position with 11 laps remaining.

Clement passed Hartline for the lead with seven laps remaining as the two would battle for the lead for an additional two laps.

Clement went on to lead the remaining laps and won over second place finisher Hartline by 1.601 seconds, according to My Race Pass timing.

“The car has been good all night and we just made some minimum changes there for the feature,” Clement said standing in victory lane after the race. “I was able to lean on that cushion a little bit, and it felt good up there.”

Mitchell Clement (32) races with Bo Day off of turn two during the feature race held Friday, March 21, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
**(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)**

“The track definitely had some character to it,” Clement said. “I think it may take some time for him to get it worked after putting new dirt on it three days before we race on it. It is what it is. We all got to race on it.”

Jason Ingalls (Longview, Texas), Chris Henigan (Marshall, Texas) and Bo Day (Greenville, Texas) rounded out the top five finishers

Earlier in the night the TOMS raced two B-Mains, which were won by Jason Sartain (Royce City, Texas) and William Gould (Celera, Oklahoma).

Heat race winners for night one included:

●Heat 1- Mitchell Clement

●Heat 2- Jason Ingalls

●Heat 3- Chase Hatton (DeBerry, Texas)

●Heat 4- Shane Hartline

Full results can be found at the following link.

https://www.myracepass.com/events/557571/media-results

Hatton wins night two at SOS

Chase Hatton (second from right) picked up his first career TOMS win Saturday evening, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
**(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)**

Night Two at Southern Oklahoma Speedway saw Chase Hatton win the A-Feature race.

For Hatton, it was his first TOMS win with the series.

The field started the race three wide as Hatton was in the middle between Michael Ables and Chris Henigan.

Chris Henigan (16) leads Mitchell Clement (32) and Chase Hatton (211) off turn four and down the front straight away during the early stages of the A-Main, Saturday, March 22, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway. Hatton ended up winning the race, while Henigan finished second and Clement fell back to 21st.
**(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)**

Hennigan led the first lap and a half before Shawn Johnson (Marlow, Oklahoma) spun in the middle of turn three and four bringing out the caution.

On the restart, Henigan took the lead and set sail and lead the next 15 laps. However, as the field got strung out and lap traffic became a factor, Hatton decided to take the outside groove and Henigan stuck to the bottom as they passed a lap car with 13 laps remaining.

Hatton used the momentum from the high line and was able to use a lap car to put distance between himself and Hennigan.

Hatton went on to lead the remaining 13 laps en route to score his first career TOMS win and first in win 2025. The margin of victory was 4.419 seconds, according to My Race Pass timing.

“After last night’s mishap, we definitely had to work on the left rear of this thing and right front pretty hard all day today,” Hatton said after the race. “We came out in the heat race, and we were alright. We weren’t really good. The slick track kind of caught us off guard.

“We made some changes,” he said. “We didn’t get too aggressive with it. Whenever Henigan got out front and the 32 got by me, I was like, ‘Oh man. I’m running third tonight guys.’ We had that caution and then I was able go to the outside of the 32. Lap traffic really played a favor in tonight.”

Henigan finished behind Hatton in second, while Hartline finished third; Dean Abbey was fourth and Ingalls rounded out the top five in fifth.

Saturday’s heat race winners were:

•Heat 1- Clement

●Heat 2- Hartline

●Heat 3- Henigan

Full results from the second night can be found at the following link.

https://www.myracepass.com/events/557574/media-results

The TOMS series will be back in action Friday, April 4, at Heart O’ Texas, in Elm Mott, Texas and Saturday, April 5, at Kennedale Speedway Park, in Kennedale, Texas.

TOMS Points

(Top 10)

Shane Hartline – 186 pts
Chris Henigan – 182 pts (-4)
Jason Ingalls – 175 pts (-11)
Dean Abbey – 161 pts (-25)
Mitchell Clement – 153 pts (-33)
Chase Hatton – 153 pts (-33)
Michael Ables – 147 pts (-39)
Sam Cox – 140 pts (-46)
Ryan Veal – 134 pts (-52)
Jake Huckaby – 132 pts (-54)

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Broken rear end leads to short night 1 for Wojtek; Night 2 yields better results

March 24, 2025 Brant Thurmond Leave a comment

Fred “Fast Freddy” Wojtek races down the front straight away towards turn one during the Touring Outlaw Modified (TOMS) feature race held Saturday, March 22, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma. (Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)

By Brant Thurmond

Heading into Friday’s Touring Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) opener at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, Blackwell, Texas native Fred “Fast Freddy” Wojtek was hoping to put all the bad luck from the 2024 season behind him.

However, just a few laps into hot laps, the crew and others were having déjà vu as Wojtek was forced to pull his 44F car to the infield and ended up getting pushed back to the pit area by the tow truck.

The crew went to work quickly to diagnose the issue and found an issue with the rear end of the car.

“Long story short, we were low on oil and burned up the rear end of the car,” Wojtek said. “I think it might have had a quart of oil in it. That put an end to our night.”

With his night cut short, a decision was made to put in the work and replace it with a rear end from Wojtek’s spare car at his shop.

“Gerrit (Haynes) got here about 10:30 this morning with it and we pulled this one (broken rear end) out of it last night. And we put the replacement in this morning,” he said. “We got everything set where we needed it. We went out in hot laps and everything was good.”

Wojtek started first in the first heat race for the TOMS and after leading the opening two laps, he went off the edge of turn three and dropped back to seventh place.

“I know he (track owner John Webb) flattened it up over there, and I just wasn’t expecting it to hold the car like it used to,” Wojtek said. “My fault. I made a mistake. I went to the back; I think I passed one car there towards the end. It kind of messed our night up, and we should’ve been starting closer in the feature.”

Fred Wojtek (44F) races with Steven Ashcraft (56R) off turn two during the TOMS feature race held Saturday, March 22, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma. (Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)

Wojtek ended up finishing sixth in his heat race, but the good news is Wojtek was second quickest in his heat race with a best lap of 18.944 (lap six) and had an average lap time of 19.197. Mitchell Clement, who won the heat race, recorded a best lap time of 18.882 and an average lap time of 19.074, according to My Race Pass timing.

Wojtek started the feature race on the inside of the seventh row in 19^th as the field started the feature three abreast.

Wojtek passed five cars in the feature race and ended up with a 14^th place finish.

“We thought the track was going to slick off more than it did,” Wojtek said of his feature race. “It rubbered up towards the end of the race. We tightened the car up a little too much and I was fighting tight conditions all night.

“I wish we could’ve done better,” he said. “Our luck is just not with us lately. We are just going to keep plugging away and hopefully we will do better at the next one.”

Fred Wojtek (44F) leads Ryan Veal (11R) to the green flag during the first heat race of the night for the TOMS, Saturday, March 22, at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
(Photo by Brant Thurmond/Double T Media)

With two races in the books, Wojtek will now turn his attention to another two-race weekend on April 4 and 5, at Heart O’ Texas Speedway, in Waco and Kennedale Speedway Park, in Kennedale.

Wojtek finished eighth in the last TOMS race he raced at Heart O’ Texas on June 14, 2024. That same night he won his heat race after starting on the pole.

The last trip to Kennedale Speedway Park came on Aug. 16, 2023, where Wojtek finished 22 in the feature and third in the heat race.

The previous trip on April 8, netted better results with a fourth-place feature finish. The same night Wojtek won his heat race after starting in second.

TOMS Points

(As of 3-22-24)

Pos # Competitor Hometown Points

1 25H Shane Hartline Ivanhoe, TX 186

2 16 Chris Henigan Marshall, TX 182 -4

3 12 Jason Ingalls Longview, TX 175 -11

4 14V Dean Abbey Boyd, TX 161 -25

5 32 Mitchell Clement Bonham, TX 153 -33

6 112 Chase Hatton De Berry, TX 153 -33

7 61 Michael Ables Caddo, OK 147 -39

8 3 Sam Cox Flower Mound, TX 140 -46

9 11r Ryan Veal Princeton, TX 134 -52