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2021 Rev N Go 350

The 2021 Rev N Go 350 is the 12th race of the season. Because the part timers were not in this race all current racers qualified with Cruz winning pole. Ryan Laney won the race with Danny Swervez 2nd ahead of Cruz Ramirez in 3rd.

## Results

1. Ryan Laney - 200 laps (42 + 3) Points
2. Danny Swervez - 200 laps - 41 Points
3. Cruz Ramirez - 200 laps - 40 Points
4. Chase Racelott - 200 laps - 39 Points
5. J.D Mcpillar - 200 laps - 38 Points
6. Bubba Wheelhouse Jr - 200 laps - 37 Points
7. H.J Hollis - 200 laps - 36 Points
8. Joel Carterson - 200 laps - 35 Points
9. Conrad Camber - 200 laps - 34 Points
10. Ed Truncan - 200 laps - 33 Points
11. Jackson Storm - 200 laps - 32 Points
12. Monty Piceski - 200 laps - 31 Points
13. Zach Wheeler - 200 laps - 30 Points
14. Steve Lapage - 200 laps - 29 Points
15. Joey Pitcrews - 200 laps - 28 Points
16. M Fast Fong - 200 laps - 27 Points
17. Jet Simmons - 200 laps - 26 Points
18. J.P Drive - 200 laps - 25 Points
19. Ace Cohen - 200 laps - 24 Points
20. Richie Gunzit - 200 laps - 23 Points
21. Jim Reverick - 200 laps - 22 Points
22. Sheldon Shifyer - 200 laps - 21 Points
23. Dan Carcia - 200 laps - 20 Points
24. Cam Spinner - 200 laps - 19 Points
25. Henry Lugnut - 200 laps - 18 Points
26. Eric Jones - 200 laps - 17 Points
27. Mindy Gearson - 200 laps - 16 Points
28. Harvey Rodcap - 200 laps - 15 Points
29. Will Rusch - 200 laps - 14 Points
30. Klint Shiftright Jr - 200 laps - 13 Points
31. Jonas Carvers - 200 laps - 12 Points
32. Eric Braker - 200 laps - 11 Points
33. Michael Rotor - 199 laps - 10 Points
34. Spikey Fillups - 199 laps - 9 Points
35. Finn Lowtire - 199 laps - 8 Points
36. Barry Depedal - 199 laps - 7 Points
37. Nick Shift - 199 laps - 6 Points
38. Rich Mixon - 199 laps - 5 Points
39. Paul Conrev - 159 laps(crash) - 4 Points
40. Chris Roamin - 141 laps(engine) - 3 Points
41. Kevin Jacobson - 33 laps(crash) - 2 Points
42. Flip Dover - 2 laps(crash) - 1 Point
Benjamin Taylor Sr.

Benjamin "Ben" Taylor Sr is a crew chief of Bumper Save from 1969 to 2004 for Ryan Roadages, James Robson and the early years of Ponchy Wipeout. Taylor is a very experienced crew chief and this caused his racers to have a good amount of top tens and some wins as well. When he retired, it was a great loss for the Bumper Save team. He was replaced in 2005.

Australian legend Jack Revington would serve as a backup for him. His son Benjamin Taylor Jr serves as crew chief for Paul Conrev. He is not related to Xfinity legend Harry. He was born on July 24, 1930 and is 92 years old.
Bengy Ford

**Bengy Ford** is Billy's younger brother and a good CARCA racer. He had a career from 1979 to 1980 part time and 1981 to 1991 full time. Bengy has the CARCA record of longest streak for finishes without a DNF at 24 in 1986 and 1987 and had 6 wins during that streak. However even if he is a good racer with 18 wins and being extremely friendly Bengy doesnt exactly have the best reputation especially due to being involved in 2 fatal accidents. Alex Rodriguez in 1980, and then an accident in 1982 in which he sent Thomas Triton in the catch fence which killed spectator Charles Jones and injured 2 others. This earned him the nickname "Grim Reaper" and made other racers want to stay away from him during his career.
Adam Trailerson

Adam Trailerson is the hauler for Cruz Ramirez from the 2017 Las Vegas 400 onwards.

Dinoco hired Adam because he turned out to be the best of the 4 haulers that Dinoco found and because Cruz knew Adam since he was 10 and she was 8. Adam was born on January 13th 1993. Adam is also very good friends with Lightning McQueen, Team Dinoco members and other racing haulers. His best friends in haulers are Transberry Juice hauler Roger Conklins, Vitoline hauler Max Corner Jr, Gask Its hauler Travis Harding and Leak Less hauler Clint Haulwood. Adam is also completely fine hanging out with Gale Beaufort despite their racers being huge rivals.
Adolf Gruberg

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## Information

### Born

January 10, 1964 (1964-01-10) (age 60)
TBA

### Occupation

Former Piston Cup Cyber Car Series racer and Piston Cup Racing Series backup for Vinyl Toupee

### Status

Retired

**Adolf Gruberg** is a retired American racer who competed in the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series from from 1986 to 2000 for Vinyl Toupee, also serving as a backup for the same team in the Piston Cup Racing Series during those years. He originally planned to change his name due to a certain namesharer before racing but decided against it. His younger brother Paul Gruberg succeeded him as both a racer and a backup. He nearly won the 1990 championship but lost out.
2023 RPM 300

The **2023 RPM 300** was the 1st race of the 2023 Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Season.

## Results

1. Aaron Maracas - 300 laps - 40 Points
2. Justin Reynolds - 300 laps - 39 Points
3. Terry DeTyre - 300 laps - 38 Points
4. Kody Shiftright - 300 laps - 37 Points
5. Aric Almirolling - 300 laps - 36 Points
6. Brian Gates - 300 laps - 35 Points
7. Steven Brakerson - 300 laps - 34 Points
8. Regan Muffler - 300 laps - 33 Points
9. Jack Carsac - 300 laps - 32 Points
10. Axel Wheeler - 300 laps - 31 Points
11. Rick Pettlework - 300 laps - 30 Points
12. Tyler Loudrev Jr. - 300 laps - 29 Points
13. Alan Greese - 300 laps - 28 Points
14. Brandon Cones - 300 laps - 27 Points
15. Russ Wheelheart - 300 laps - 26 Points
16. Braden Speed - 299 laps - 25 Points
17. Johnny Racingtire - 299 laps - 24 Points
18. Mackenzie Seasons - 299 laps - 23 Points
19. Ricky Driveshaft - 298 laps - 22 Points
20. Paxton Storm - 298 laps - 21 Points
21. Tyler Nitroboost - 298 laps - 20 Points
22. Carl Braker - 298 laps - 19 Points
23. Nicholas New-Win - 298 laps - 18 Points
24. Terrell Leftsharp IV - 297 laps - 17 Points
25. James Rigley - 297 laps - 16 Points
26. Larry Clashcarracer - 297 laps - 15 Points
27. Adam Flywheel - 275 laps - 14 Points (crash)
28. Samuel Engine - 275 laps - 13 Points (crash)
29. Joshua Rimmer - 275 laps - 12 Points (crash)
30. Ryan Cash - 275 laps - 11 Points (crash)
31. Eric Braker - 275 laps - 10 Points (crash)
32. Noah Gocek - 275 laps - 9 Points (crash)
33. Roll Dover - 275 laps - 8 Points (crash)
34. Nick Torqusky - 275 laps - 7 Points (crash)
35. Doc Wheeler - 275 laps - 6 Points (crash)
36. Truman Curber - 263 - 5 Points (clutch)
37. Kenny Shiftright - 234 laps - 4 Points (crankshaft)
38. Blaze Pumppower - 205 laps - 3 Points (crash)
39. Julius Ratakorpi - 205 laps 2 Points (crash)
40. Phoenix Lambert - 205 laps - 1 Point (crash)
2023 Grand Oil 200

The **2023 Grand Oil 200** was the 1st race of the 2023 CARCA Menards Season. Only 16 cars finished as 27 racers were involved in a crash on lap 189 caused by rookie Barney Roberts.

## Results

1. Jeff Carton - 200 laps +43
2. Dennis Gearman - 200 laps +42
3. Gavin Alloyeaux - 200 laps +41
4. Jeff Tireson - 200 laps +40
5. Stephen Tireson - 200 laps +39
6. Weston Driveshaft - 200 laps +38
7. Peter Oilson - 200 laps +37
8. Luke Rahal - 200 laps +36
9. Harry Shiftright - 200 laps +35
10. Sammy Smelter III - 200 laps +34
11. Fury Gamington - 200 laps +33
12. Josh Handrbake - 199 laps +32
13. Ricky Fuelson - 199 laps +31
14. Monty Piceski - 198 laps +30
15. Cameron Weathers - 198 laps +29
16. Jeffery Bashman Jr. - 198 laps +28
17. Donny Kurveem - 188 laps +27 (crash)
18. Kylie Shiftright - 188 laps +26 (crash)
19. Manny Drivethru - 188 laps +25 (crash)
20. Maxwell Braker - 188 laps +24 (crash)
21. Noah Locken - 188 laps +23 (crash)
22. Mason Wrench - 188 laps +22 (crash)
23. Landon Swapich - 188 laps +21 (crash)
24. Chris Roamin' - 188 laps +20 (crash)
25. Zach Wheeler - 188 laps +19 (crash)
26. Ricky Fuelson - 188 laps +18 (crash)
27. Buck Carsac - 188 laps +17 (crash)
28. Alex Carter - 188 laps +16 (crash)
29. Craig Overheat - 188 laps +15 (crash)
30. Wallace Holliday - 188 laps +14 (crash)
31. Brad Revcar - 188 laps +13 (crash)
32. Barney Roberts - 188 laps +12 (crash)
33. Jerry Axon - 188 laps +11 (crash)
34. Ashley Handbrake - 188 laps +10 (crash)
35. Andre Driftrow - 188 laps +9 (crash)
36. Barry Carvers - 188 laps +8 (crash)
37. William Lugwrench - 188 laps +7 (crash)
38. Tom Burnout Jr. - 188 laps +6 (crash)
39. Roger Wheeler Jr. - 188 laps +5 (crash)
40. Rory Burnout - 188 laps +4 (crash)
41. William VanDerSpin - 188 laps +3 (crash)
42. Mike Truncan - 188 laps +2 (crash)
43. Alfredo Faggio - 188 laps +1 (crash)
2023 Brickyard 400

The **2023 Brickyard 400** is the 12th race of the 2023 Piston Cup Season.

This race was one of the greatest of all time of the modern Piston Cup era. This race had no DNFS, just pure action. There was only one caution near the end of the race that involved Eric Jones, Harvey Rodcap, Chase Racelott and Aric Almirolling, but all of them continued until the end.

Paul Conrev scored his only win of the season on this race, being the one who kissed the bricks.

## Results

1. Paul Conrev - 160 laps - 43 points
2. Jackson Storm - 160 laps - 42 points
3. Daniel Swervez - 160 laps - 41 points
4. Nick Shift - 160 laps - 40 points
5. Aaron Clocker - 160 laps - 39 points
6. Tim Treadless - 160 laps - 38 points
7. H.J. Hollis - 160 laps - 37 points
8. Cruz Ramirez - 160 laps - 36 points
9. Flip Dover - 160 laps - 35 points
10. Barry DePedal - 160 laps - 34 points
11. Michael Rotor - 160 laps - 33 points
12. Ace Cohen - 160 laps - 32 points
13. Ryan Laney - 160 laps - 31 points
14. William Byrev - 160 laps - 30 points
15. Klint Shiftright Jr. - 160 laps - 29 points
16. Rowdy Revvin' Busch - 160 laps - 28 points
17. Jonas Carvers - 160 laps - 27 points
18. Bubba Wheelhouse - 160 laps - 26 points
19. Henry Miles - 160 laps - 25 points
20. Chase Racelott - 160 laps - 24 points
21. Conrad Camber - 159 laps - 23 points
22. Axel Wheeler - 159 laps - 22 points
23. J.D. McPillar - 159 laps - 21 points
24. Charles Axel Jr. - 159 laps - 20 points
25. Dan Carcia - 159 laps - 19 points
26. J.P. Drive - 159 laps - 18 points
27. Harvey Rodcap - 159 laps - 17 points
28. Chris Roamin' - 158 laps - 16 points
29. Ruby Oaks Jr. - 158 laps - 15 points
30. Christopher Tirebraker - 158 laps - 14 points
31. Carstin Dillon - 158 laps - 13 points
32. Ed Truncan - 158 laps - 12 points
33. Will Rusch - 157 laps - 11 points
34. GoGo Logano - 157 laps - 10 points
35. Eric Jones - 157 laps - 9 points
36. Rich Mixon - 157 laps - 8 points
37. Cam Spinner - 157 laps - 7 points
38. Richie Gunzit - 156 laps - 6 points
39. Brian Omnis - 156 laps - 5 points
40. Andy Carly - 156 laps - 4 points
41. Sheldon Shifter - 156 laps - 3 points
42. Carl Engine - 155 laps - 2 points
43. Aric Almirolling - 155 laps - 1 point
2023 Florida 500

The **2023 Florida 500** is the first race of the 2023 Piston Cup Season.

After several overtime cautions in the latter stages of the race, Dan Carcia, driving for Gask-its, won his first Florida 500 and TBA career race after edging out the defending champion Tim Treadless for the lead in front of a multi-car accident on the final lap.

## Transcript

### Start

Dale Jr.: And the Great American Race starts! With Aaron Clocker and Daniel Swervez leading us to the green flag!

Natalie: This one is going to be exciting for sure!

## Results

1. Dan Carcia - 212 laps - 43 points
2. Tim Treadless - 212 laps - 42 points
3. Daniel Swervez - 212 laps - 41 points
4. H.J. Hollis - 212 laps - 40 points
5. Aaron Clocker - 212 laps - 39 points
6. Paul Conrev - 212 laps - 38 points
7. Cruz Ramirez - 212 laps - 37 points
8. Ryan Laney - 212 laps - 36 points
9. Flip Dover - 212 laps - 35 points
10. Ace Cohen - 212 laps - 34 points
11. Brian Omnis - 212 laps - 33 points
12. J.D. McPillar - 212 laps - 32 points
13. Henry Miles - 212 laps - 31 points
14. Richie Gunzit - 212 laps - 30 points
15. Harvey Rodcap - 212 laps - 29 points
16. Will Rusch - 212 laps - 28 points
17. Jackson Storm - 212 laps - 27 points
18. Klint Shiftright Jr. - 211 laps (overtime crash) - 26 points
19. Rowdy Revvin' Busch - 211 laps (overtime crash) - 25 points
20. Bubba Wheelhouse - 211 laps (overtime crash) - 24 points
21. Aric Allmirolling - 211 laps (overtime crash) - 23 points
22. Michael Rotor - 211 laps (overtime crash) - 22 points
23. Ruby Oaks Jr. - 211 laps (overtime crash) - 21 points
24. Charles Axel Jr. - 210 laps - 20 points
25. GoGo Logano - 210 laps - 19 points
26. Christopher Tirebraker - 210 laps - 18 points
27. Axel Wheeler - 208 laps - 17 points
28. Barry DePedal - 208 laps - 16 points
29. Jonas Carvers - 208 laps - 15 points
30. Chris Roamin' - 208 laps - 14 points
31. J.P. Drive - 202 laps (overtime crash) - 13 points
32. Ed Truncan - 202 laps (overtime crash) - 12 points
33. Carstin Dillon - 202 laps (overtime crash) - 11 points
34. William Byrev - 202 laps (overtime crash) - 10 points
35. Conrad Camber - 181 laps (crash) - 9 points
36. Cam Spinner - 181 laps (crash) - 8 points
37. Eric Jones - 117 laps (crash) - 7 points
38. Nick Shift - 117 laps (crash) - 6 points
39. Chase Racelott - 117 laps (crash) - 5 points
40. Rich Mixon - 117 laps (crash) - 4 points
41. Carl Engine - 117 laps (crash) - 3 points
42. Sheldon Shifter - 117 laps (crash) - 2 points
43. Andy Carly - 12 laps (crash) - 1 point
Alice Wornout

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## Team information

### Racers worked with

Mac iCar (2008-2016)
J.P. Drive (2016-?)

**Alice Wornout** is the crew chief for the Apple team in the Piston Cup Racing Series since 2008.
Aiken Axler

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## Aiken Axler

* 2003-2014
* Special Paint Scheme

## Information

### Occupation

Former Piston Cup Racing Seriesracer for Nitroade

## Team information

### Role

Racer

**Alan** **"Aiken" Axler** is a retired American racer who competed for Nitroade in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series from 1996 to 1997, the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series from 1998 to 2002 and then the Piston Cup Racing Series from 2003 to 2014. He is the son of Andrew and the grandson of 1960 and 1966 Piston Cup champion Morris.

## Bio

* *Number 28 Nitroade racer, Aiken Axler, captured the 2003 Vitoline Rookie of the Year honors in his first full season of Cup competition. He's finished 12th, 7th, and 8th in the final point standings over the past three years. Off the track, Axler enjoys maintaining his top racing form by obstinate and practicing a form of meditation called Tai Road. He and fellow Piston Cup Racer, Darrel Draggered, formed the alternative country jazz trio "Three Cycle" and performed at the 2004 Piston Cup awards ceremony!*

## Pit Crew

* Crew Chief- Alan Axler (1996-2000) TBA (2001-2002) Todd Piston (2003-2006) Sedan Boyer (2007-2014)
* Tire Changer 1 - Hugo Fast (1999-2014)
* Tire Changer 2 - Mitchell Pitzen (1996-2006) Peter Rutherford (2007-2014)
* Jackpitty - Rodger Pace (1996-2002) Martin Racelott (2003-2014)
* Tire Carrier 1 - Jack Fast (1996-2000) Christopher Petrols (2001-2008) Gary DeHart (2009-2014)
* Tire Carrier 2 - Barry Piston (1996-2006) Steve Jackson (2007-2014)
* Gaspitty - Lando Hurry (1996-2000) Joey Gas (2001-2007) Harold Gas (2008-2014)
* Utility Pitty - TBA (1996-2002) TBA (2003-2014)
* Hauler - Eric Roadales
* Team Owner - TBA

## Career Wins

### Piston Cup Racing Series

1. **2003 Florida 500**
2. 2004 Glen Ellen 350
3. 2004 Frostar Air Filters 400
4. 2006 Hollywood 400
5. 2007 Los Angeles 500
6. 2009 Octane Gain 400
7. 2010 Transberry Juice 400
8. 2010 Sputter Stop 350
9. 2013 Vinyl Toupee 400
Axel Axler

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2023 Bristol 200

The **2023 Bristol 200** was the 8th race of the 2023 Piston Cup Truck Series. It was known for many things, the first race where Todd Phabercar (backup of Felix Hunter) qualified since he failed to qualify for the Glen 200, rookie Liam Owens leading the most laps which is 130, a collision on lap 257 that took out drivers in 19th to 27th place including pole sitter John Benson and the second career win for IPad Car. Owens had his highest finish which is 2nd.

The crash injured C.J. Dripline Jr. and Terry Turner, but it’s only Terry that will miss a race as it is said that his injuries after flipping 3 times in the wreck before being hit by Benson were bad enough to possibly make him miss the next 2 races which is the Indianapolis 200 and the Michigan 200 and will be replaced by Jennifer Ramcar. Dripline is said to recover before the Indianapolis 200.

## Results

1. IPad Car - 375 Laps +32
2. Liam Owens - 375 Laps +31
3. Bill Pennsylvania - 375 Laps +30
4. Harold Smelter - 375 Laps +29
5. Jim Cosh - 375 Laps +28
6. Brad Armstrong - 375 Laps +27
7. Robin Weathers - 375 Laps +26
8. Adam Carbureski - 375 Laps +25
9. Joe Haulin' - 375 Laps +24
10. Brick Gearson - 375 Laps +23
11. Todd Phabercar - 375 Laps +22
12. Joe Jackson III - 375 Laps +21
13. Joey Garfield - 375 Laps +20
14. Chris Gearson - 375 Laps +19
15. Leo Grip - 375 Laps +18
16. Rick Sander Jr, - 375 Laps +17
17. Brett Wilson - 375 Laps +16
18. Joe Keller - 375 Laps +15
19. Kevin Johnstone - 256 Laps (Crash) +14
20. Quickly Shiftright - 256 Laps (Crash) +13
21. Clutchy Gearson - 256 Laps (Crash) +12
22. C.J. Dripline Jr. - 256 Laps (Crash) +11
23. Edward Michaels - 256 Laps (Crash) +10
24. Alexander Lugnut - 256 Laps (Crash) +9
25. Terry Turner - 256 Laps (Crash) +8
26. John Benson - 256 Laps (Crash) +7
27. Johnny Grande - 256 Laps (Crash) +6
28. Richie Gearsley - 137 Laps (Engine) +5
29. Joe Danyil - 100 Laps (Crash) +4
30. Rolling Tires - 100 Laps (Crash) +3
31. Joe Drivelin - 43 Laps (Crash) +2
32. Jeff Geargrinder - 43 Laps (Crash) +1
2023 Ward's Towing Co. 200

The **2023 Ward's Towing Co. 200** was the 4th race of the 2023 Piston Cup IGNTR Truck Series. It was known for a crash on lap 3 where Quicky Shiftright lost control and hit the outside wall collecting Joe Keller who also collect Zoe Johnson and Joe Danyil in the wreck. After this Felix Hunter would lead the most laps of the race with 53. Then another crash happened on the 134th lap after Gerald Gearsley went too low and hit the side of Tyrone Gearson. Leo Grip would smash into Gearson and all 3 would be out of the race. Then another crash would happen on lap 198 involving Richie Gearsley who made contact with the front end of IPad Car in turn 1 and collected Rolling Tires and Brick Gearson. The race ran under caution for 4 laps extending the amount of laps to 203 after the caution ended on the 202th lap. Eventually John Benson would win the race.

## Results

1. John Benson - 203 laps +32
2. Johnny Grande - 203 laps +31
3. Brett Wilson - 203 laps +30
4. Brad Armstrong - 203 laps +29
5. Joe Haulin' - 203 laps +28
6. Kevin Johnstone - 203 laps +27
7. Jim Cosh - 203 laps +26
8. Felix Hunter - 203 laps +25
9. Adam Carbureski - 203 laps +24
10. Jeff Geargrinder - 203 laps +23
11. Barrell Gearshift - 203 laps +22
12. Joe Jackson III - 203 laps +21
13. Olivia Chapcar - 203 laps +20
14. Ratchet Lowgear - 203 laps +19
15. Clutchy Gearson - 203 laps +18
16. Robin Weathers - 203 laps +17
17. Bill Pennsylvania - 203 laps +16
18. Alexander Lugnut - 203 laps +15
19. Terry Turner - 203 laps +14
20. Richie Gearsley - 197 laps +13 (crash)
21. Rolling Tires - 197 laps +12 (crash)
22. IPad Car - 197 laps +11 (crash)
23. Brick Gearson - 197 laps +10 (crash)
24. Harold Smelter - 157 laps +9 (engine)
25. Joey Garfield - 148 laps +8 (Crankshaft)
26. Leo Grip - 133 laps +7 (crash)
27. Tyrone Gearson - 133 laps +6 (crash)
28. Gerald Gearsley - 133 laps +5 (crash)
29. Zoe Johnson - 2 laps +4 (crash)
30. Joe Danyil - 2 laps +3 (crash)
31. Quicky Shiftright - 2 laps +2 (crash)
32. Joe Keller - 2 laps +1 (crash)
Axel Cash

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## Information

### Born

June 23, 2002 (2002-06-23) (age 21)
Fontana, California

### Occupation

Junior Piston Cup Pro Series racer for Tow Cap

## Junior Piston Cup Pro Series career

### Sponsor

Tow Cap

**Axel Cash** is an American driver who competes in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series since 2022 for Tow Cap.

## Bio

* Axel was never really payed attention by his father Mark. But his mother Marsha always trained and supported him while Mark trained Kris. Mark never thought Axel had what it takes to be a racer. However, when Tow Cap announced that they need a new driver for 2022 after Kris left for the Bumper Save Pro Series replacing the fired Johnny Brakeston, Axel had the opportunity and got the spot. Mark is upset at himself for not believing in Axel. However he and Kris don’t have any brother rivalry.

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Axxelo Fission

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## Axxelo Fission

Axxelo Fission coupe (SPD-R model pictured)

Axxelo Fission sedan (SPD model pictured)

The **Axxelo Fission** is a car model that has been produced by Axxelo since 1966. It has a rebadged version called the Lux Motors Co Piston Cup V8.

## Racers

Darren Leadfoot (1993 model)

Mac iCar (1999 model)

Darrel Draggered (1997 model)

Chuck Armstrong (1989 model)

Jeff Gorvette (1992 model)

Kevin Carvick (2001 model)

Todd Marcus (2002 model)

Lee Revkins (1999 model)

Kevin Shiftright (2001 model)
2023 Phoenix 100

The **2022 Phoenix 100** was the 2nd race of the 2023 CARCA Menards Season. A 5 car crash on turn 3 happened on the final lap after Josh Wings blew a tire and hit George New-Win. Charles McPillar, Jeffery Bachman Jr. and William Lugwrench all finished despite being a lap down and some other cars who were also lapped finished behind the wrecked cars. Rookie Mike Truncan would take a surprising win. So far everyone execpt those involved in the final lap wreck finished.

DNQs were Axel McCarlin, Frank Caller, Bear Turnover, Eddie Wrangler, Dave Switcherson, Timothy Fuel, Chris Gasket and Matt Jenkins.

## Results

1. Mike Truncan - 200 laps +43
2. Peter Oilson - 200 laps +42
3. Jeff Carton - 200 laps +41
4. Rory Burnout - 200 laps +40
5. Weston Driveshaft - 200 laps +39
6. Barry Carvers - 200 laps +38
7. Jeff Tireson - 200 laps +37
8. Barney Roberts - 200 laps +36
9. Brad Revcar - 200 laps +35
10. Josh Handbrake - 200 laps +34
11. Kylie Shiftright - 200 laps +33
12. Dylan Towhitch - 200 laps +32
13. Bruce Johnson - 200 laps +31
14. Charles McPillar - 199 laps +30
15. Jeffery Bashman Jr. - 199 laps +29
16. William Lugwrench - 199 laps +28
17. Tom Burnout Jr. - 199 laps +27 (crash)
18. George New-Win - 199 laps +26 (crash)
19. Manny Drievthru - 199 laps +25 (crash)
20. Josh Wings - 199 laps +24 (crash)
21. George Nowich - 199 laps +23 (crash)
22. Jacob Kennedy - 198 laps +22
23. Zach Wheeler - 198 laps +21
24. Andre Driftrow - 198 laps +20
25. Sammy Smelter III - 198 laps +19
26. Ryan Cohen - 198 laps +18
27. William VanDerSpin - 197 laps +17
28. Noah Lochen - 197 laps +16
29. Adam McQueen - 196 laps +15
30. Buck Carsac - 196 laps +14
31. Ryan Ford - 196 laps +13
32. James Adams - 196 laps +12
33. Dennis Gearman - 196 laps +11
34. Stephen Tireson - 196 laps +10
35. Ricky Fuelson - 196 laps +9
36. Roger Wheeler Jr. - 196 laps +8
37. Donny Kurveem - 196 laps +7
38. Cameron Wathers - 195 laps +6
39. Barney Roberts - 195 laps +5
40. Jeff Condon - 195 laps +4
41. Ashley Handbrake - 195 laps +3
42. Gavin Alloyeaux - 195 laps +2
43. Harry Shiftright - 195 laps +1
2022 Motor City 500

The **2022 Motor City 500** was the 1st race of the 2022 Goldman 5000 Season.

## Results

1. Honchck McQueen - 500 laps +325000
2. Todd Souza - 500 laps +320000
3. Slide Powers IV - 500 laps +315000
4. Samuel Cartwiki - 500 laps +310000
5. Greg Scruggs - 500 laps +305000
6. Dan Jeffries - 500 laps +300000
7. Owen Carlton - 500 laps +295000
8. Tim Johnstone - 500 laps +290000
9. Brake Fox - 500 laps +285000
10. Zed Platenumper - 500 laps +280000
11. P.H. Hotstop - 500 laps +275000
12. Usky Piedmont - 500 laps +270000
13. Winston Axelton - 500 laps +265000
14. Aaron Hartwell - 500 laps +260000
15. Gordon Storm - 500 laps +255000
16. Sheldon Emeryville III - 500 laps +250000
17. Cuba Gadings Jr. - 499 laps +245000
18. Floyd Mulvilhill Jr. - 499 laps +240000
19. Curve Curber III - 499 laps +235000
20. Jill Kargas - 499 laps +230000
21. Amy Tirebreaker - 499 laps +225000
22. Kevin Camber - 499 laps +220000
23. Harry Short - 499 laps +215000
24. Sterling Thomas - 499 laps +210000
25. Sam Pixel Jr. - 499 laps +205000
26. Flippy Backman - 499 laps +200000
27. Larry Kaparo - 499 laps +195000
28. Vrex Drive - 400 laps +190000
29. REST TBA
C.G. Castlenut

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## Information

### Model

2030 Belladona PC40

**Connor George Castlenut** is a trainee at the Dinoco Racing Center testing out the Belladona PC40 for the upcoming Seventh Generation. He is set to debut in the Piston Cup Racing Series in 2030. He is the son of T.G.
Aeronol

**Aeronol** is a Dutch company that specializes in motor oil and other lubricants.

## Sponsorships

They sponsored 2 drivers in the Piston Cup New Rearendian Series with those being Ken Rim from 2000 to 2019 and his son Lucas from 2020 to 2021. They would sponsor Lucas Rim again in the Piston Cup European Series since 2023 after he left the WGP 2 series because he missed Piston Cup racing. Their logo still appeared on Lucas Rim in the WGP 2 series. Aeronol is the title sponsor for the European race at Zandvoort known as the Aeronol 400.
2022 Leak Less 400

The 2022 Leak Less 350.

Dale Jr.: YIPPEE!

Dale Jr.: CARSTIN DILLON JUST DENTED THE WALL HARD!

Natalie: He is very dizzy.

Dale Jr.: I would be if I were him after that Natalie.

Dale Jr.: AH!

Dale Jr.: AHHH!

Dale Jr.: AHHHHHHHHHH!

Dale Jr: JUST STOP!

### The Finish

Natalie: Cruz and Eric Jones are way ahead of everyone else who are very tired and are not willing to push it but these two are!

Dale Jr.: Eric Jones leads at the white flag! RAMIREZ IS ALL OVER HIM THOUGH INTO THE FIRST TWO TURNS!

Natalie: Final turns!

Dale Jr.: CRUZ STAYS ON THE BOTTOM AND PASSES!

Natalie: ITS CRUZ RAMIREZ FOR THE WIN AND ITS THE SECOND TIME THIS SEASON ONLY!

## Results

1. Cruz Ramirez - 42 Points + 1 led a lap + 1 fastest lap
2. Eric Jones - 41 Points + 1 led a lap + 1 led the most laps
3. Paul Conrev - 40 Points
4. Danny Swervez - 39 Points
5. Jonas Carvers - 38 Points
6. Joel Carterson - 37 Points
7. Ace Cohen - 36 Points
8. Flip Dover - 35 Points
9. Jet Simmons - 34 Points
10. Ryan Laney - 33 Points
11. Chase Racelott - 32 Points
12. Bubba Wheelhouse Jr. - 31 Points
13. Klint Shiftright Jr. - 30 Points
14. Conrad Camber - 29 Points
15. Jeffery Fillings - 28 Points
16. William Byrev - 27 Points
17. GoGo Logano - 26 Points
18. Brian Omnis - 25 Points
19. J.P Drive - 24 Points
20. J.D McPillar - 23 Points
21. H.J Hollis - 22 Points
22. Cam Spinner - 21 Points
23. Dan McBrakes - 20 Points
24. Harvey Rodcap - 19 Points
25. Dan Carcia - 18 Points
26. Henry Lugnut - 17 Points
27. Michael Rotor - 16 Points
28. Mindy Gearson - 15 Points
29. Caleb Piston - 14 Points
30. M'Fast Fong - 13 Points
31. Thomas Revsbit - 12 Points
32. Finn Lowtire - 11 Points
33. Joey Pitcrews - 10 Points
34. Kevin Jacobson - 9 Points
35. Maximus Inngas - 8 Points
36. Rich Mixon - 7 Points
37. Sheldon Shifter - 6 Points
38. Michael Alexander Latifi - 5 Points
39. James Fuelers - 4 Points
40. Will Rusch - 3 Points
41. Richie Gunzit - 2 Points
42. Carstin Dillon - 1 Point (DNF)
Armstrong Family

All members of the Armstrong Family.

## Members

### First Generation

1. David Armstrong (Born 1966) - Older brother of Chuck, CARCA Menards Series East driver, winner of the 1990, 1991 and 1992 CARCA Menards East seasons.
2. Chuck Armstrong (Born 1967) - Younger brother of David. Husband of Ellie. Piston Cup Racing Series driver for Mood Springs.
3. Ellie Armstrong (Born 1965) - Wife of Chuck.

### Second Generation

1. Brad Armstrong (Born 1988) - Son of Chuck and Ellie. Piston Cup Truck Series Driver.

### Third Generation

1. Nick Armstrong (Born 2009) - Son of Brad. Grandson of Chuck.
2. Rick Armstrong (Born 2009) -Son of Brad. Grandson of Chuck.
Aaron Maracas

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## Information

### Born

January 16, 2003 (2003-01-16) (age 21)
TBA

### Occupation

Junior Piston Cup Pro Series racer for TripleDent Gum

## Junior Piston Cup Pro Series career

### Last race

TBA

**Aaron Maracas** is an American racer who competes in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series since 2023 for TripleDent Gum.
2024 Piston Cup IGNTR Truck Series

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## Season Information

### Points

32-31-30-29-28-27-26-25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1

The **2024 Piston Cup IGNTR Truck Series** is the 30th season of the Piston Cup Truck Series.

## Drivers

* **Bold - Rookie**

1. Intersection 00 - Joe Keller
2. Retread 10 - Zoe Johnson
3. Shiny Wax 16 - Tyrone Gearson
4. HTB 18 - Joe Danyil
5. IGNTR 2.0 - Rolling Tires
6. Fiber Fuel 22 - Chris Gearson
7. Transberry Juice 23 - Joey Garfield
8. Nitr0ade 28 - Quicky Shiftright
9. Mood Springs 33 - Gearbox Herron
10. Tank Coat 36 - Adam Carbureski
11. Re-Volting 48 - Brick Gearson
12. Rust-eze 50 - John Benson
13. Belladona Motors 51 - Jim Cosh
14. Leak Less 52 - Leo Grip
15. Octane Gain 58 - Terry Turner **(1-8) (11-23)** Jennifer Ramcar **(9-10)**
16. Pinty's 65 - Felix Hunter **(1-6) (9-23)** Todd Phabercar **(7-8)**
17. Carbon Cyber 67 - Richie Gearsley
18. N20 Cola 68 - C.J. Dripline Jr.
19. Gasprin 70 - Olivia Chapcar
20. ProPower 72 - Rick Sander Jr.
21. Vinyl Toupee 76 - Liam Owens
22. Gask-Its 80 - Johnny Grande
23. Apple Inc. 84 - IPad Car
24. Dinoco 87 - Alexander Lugnut
25. Bumper Save 90 - Edward Michaels
26. Sputter Stop 92 - Clutchy Gearson
27. Spare Mint 93 - Gerald Gearsley
28. John Sochi Racing 96 - Brad Armstrong
29. BnL 98 - Jeff Geargrinder
30. Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Clutchy Pitstop
31. Clutch Aid 121 - Joey Drivelin
32. No Stall 123 - Joe Wheeler

## Race winners

1. Tank Coat 250 - TBA
2. Hollywood 200 - TBA
3. MD 175 - TBA
4. Ward's Towing Co. 200 - TBA
5. Tow Cap 200 - TBA
6. Oklahoma 110 - TBA
7. St. Lawrence 200 - TBA
8. Indianapolis 200 - TBA
9. Shiny Wax at the Long Pond 200 - TBA
10. BnL 175 - TBA
11. Vinyl Toupee 175 - TBA
12. Palm Mile 150 - TBA
13. Iowa Hybrid 225 - TBA
14. Belladona 200 - TBA
15. Backfire 175 - TBA
16. Bumper Save 200 - TBA
17. Grandol Oil Co. 200 - TBA
18. Frostar Air Filters 200 - TBA
19. Columbian 200 - TBA
20. BnL 200 - TBA
21. Beachside 250 - TBA
22. BWT 200 - TBA
23. Apple 250 - TBA

## Gallery

Joe KellerZoe JohnsonTyrone GearsonChris GearsonJoey GarfieldQuicky ShiftrightAdam CarbureskiBrick GearsonJohn BensonJim CoshLeo GripJeff GeargrinderRick Sander Jr.Olivia ChapcarLiam OwensiPad CarAlexander LugnutEdward MichaelsClutchy GearsonBrad ArmstrongJoey Drivelin
2024 Piston Cup No Stall Experimental Season

The 2024 Piston Cup No Stall Experimental Season will be the 68th annual season of the Piston Cup No Stall Experimental Series.

## Racers

* **Bold - Rookie**
* *Italic - Part-time*

1. Morris Rims 14 - Missouri Jackson
2. Ford Performance 35 - Aiken Axler Jr.
3. **Black Rifle Coffee 42 - Luke Milford**
4. **Allegiant 43 - Brett Campbell**
5. Ally 48 - Ross Photon
6. Grandol Oil Co. 50 - Pickle Brakes
7. Oreo 59 - Lars Fuelrun
8. The Greasy Grille 76 - Parker Suspension
9. Vitamin City 77 - Luke Gearings
10. JLP 85 - Kenny Trunklight
11. BWT 88 - Brandon Gears

**More racers to be added**
2023 Tow Cap 200

The **2023 Tow Cap 200** was the 5th race of the 2023 Piston Cup IGNTR Truck Series. After not winning a single race last season because of a crash at the Pyrex Air 200 Adam Carbureski would win the race after leading the last 63 laps of the race. Only 10 cars finished because drivers below 20th place retired and drivers who finished 11th to 20th place had a crash on the 128th lap.

## Race

1. Adam Carbureski - 133 laps +32
2. Rick Sander Jr. - 133 laps +31
3. IPad Car - 133 laps +30
4. Jim Cosh - 133 laps +29
5. Olivia Chapcar - 133 laps +28
6. Joe Jackson III - 133 laps +27
7. Kevin Johnstone - 133 laps +26
8. Joe Haulin' - 133 laps +25
9. Alexander Lugnut - 133 laps +24
10. Barrell Gearshift - 133 laps +23
11. Brad Armstrong - 127 laps +22 (crash)
12. Harold Smelter - 127 laps +21 (crash)
13. Brick Gearson - 127 laps +20 (crash)
14. Rolling Tires - 127 laps +19 (crash)
15. Leo Grip - 127 laps +18 (crash)
16. Gerald Gearsley - 127 laps +17 (crash)
17. Robin Weathers - 127 laps +16 (crash)
18. Clutchy Gearson - 127 laps +15 (crash)
19. Edward Michaels - 127 laps +14 (crash)
20. Brett Wilson - 127 laps +13 (crash)
21. Jeff Geargrinder - 109 laps +12 (engine)
22. Felix Hunter - 85 laps +11 (crash)
23. C.J. Dripline Jr. - 85 laps +10 (crash)
24. Joey Garfield - 85 laps +9 (crash)
25. Joe Keller - 85 laps +8 (crash)
26. Gearbox Herron - 63 laps +7 (crankshaft)
27. Ratchet Lowgear - 39 laps +6 (crash)
28. Liam Owens - 23 laps +5 (engine)
29. Robbie Steam - 12 laps +4 (crash)
30. Quicky Shiftright - 12 laps +3 (crash)
31. Bentley Lowey - 12 laps +2 (crash)
32. Clutchy Pitstop - 12 laps +1 (crash)
Coolcar Machines

**Coolcar Machines** was founded by Jones Coolcar, father of Apple Incorporated Piston Cup B Racer Mickey Coolcar. Jones founded the company in 2000 at the age of 20 years old. His youngest son, Jameson Coolcar will take over the company someday. The company builds a bunch of automobile related things such as engines and spare parts.
Brawny Motor Co. Spark GT

Example of a second generation model

The **Brawny Motor Co. Spark GT** was a car model produced by Brawny Motor Co. from 1976 to 2005.

## Cars with this Model

* Haul Inngas (1990 model)
* Ponchy Wipeout (1990 model)
* Rusty Cornfuel (1990 model)
* Jasper Switch (1991 model)
* Xander Cortland (1991 model)
* Jeff Caston-Marquis (1992 model)
* Thomas Pitcar (1993 model)
* Bryce Wheelhouse (1994 model)
* Ralph Carlow (1994 model)
* Sid Fillups (1994 model)
* Andre McPillar (1995 model)
* Adrian Kevinson (1997 model)
* Chris Clutchenson (1997 model)
* Tommy Diane Jr. (1997 model)
* Adam Weathers (1999 model)
* Luke Drafford (1999 model)
* Sage VanDerSpin (2001 model)
* Doctor Peabody (2004 model)
Cartoon Network

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**Cartoon Network** (often abbreviated as **CN**) is an American cable television channel owned by Warner Bros. Discovery. It is a part of The Cartoon Network, Inc., a division that also has the broadcasting and production activities of Boomerang, Cartoonito, Adult Swim, and Toonami under its preview.
Andy Carly

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## Racing

### Junior Piston Cup Pro Series Wins

1

**Andy Carly** is an American racing driver who competes in the Piston Cup Racing Series for Rev-N-Go since 2021. He was also a driver in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series for the same team from 2017 to 2020 and served as M' Fast Fong's backup during those years until he was fired.

## Description

* *Coming from being a former Rev-N-Go employee, Andy Carly has been working hard enough and has been testing his speed at many race tracks whenever he gets a break. Seeing as how his boss is impressed he chose Carly to race in the Juniors from 2017 to 2020. In 2021, he replaced M’Fast Fong in the Piston Cup.*
Capitol Motors

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## Business Data

### Foundator

Jack Capitol

**Capitol Motors** is a car company founded in 1903 by Jack Capitol.

## Models

* Capitol Motors Verve GT (1960-1973)
* Capitol Motors Turbo (1970-1983)
* Capitol Motors Verve XT (1974-2009)
* Capitol Motors Timberwolf (1976-2022)
* Capitol Motors Twin Turbo (1984-2009)
* Capitol Motors Mark II (2005-?)
* Capitol Motors Mark V (2010-?)
Brawny Motor Co.

**Brawny Motor Co.** is an Australian car company founded in 1905 by brother Kevin Brawny and Horace

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## Business Data

### Foundator

Kevin Brawny and Horace Brawny

Brawny Motor Co. is a company that was founded in 1903.

## Models

* Brawny Motor Co. Spark GT
* Brawny Motor Co. Spark EA
Clayton Fendrick

**Clayton Jim Fendrick** is a retired CARCA racer from 1984 to 2017. He is a 1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR. His car number was 5.

## Career

Fendrick began racing in CARCA in 1984. He raced until 1988 to return to short tracks, and left CARCA in 2017. Fendrick competed in the 2017 Grandol Oil 200. He had a great race and finished 7th. He later competed at Calladega, but was invloved in a major crash and was unable to finish.
Canadian Tire

Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited is a Canadian retail company which operates in the automotive, hardware, sports, leisure and housewares sectors. Its Canadian operations include: Canadian Tire, Mark's, FGL Sports, PartSource, and the Canadian operations of Party City.

They sponsored David Oilcans from 1988-2007 and Chris White from 2007-Present.
Brad Gonzalez

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

1 known career win

**Brad Maverick Gonzalez** is a Piston Cup racer from 1970 to 1995. He is sponsored by Transberry Juice with the number 63. He is a 1970 Axxelo Cheetah. Brad died in 2017 at the age of 78.

## List Of Wins

1. 1985 Iowa Hybrid 450
2. 1985 RPM 400
3. 1990 Spare Mint 400
2006 Dinoco Light 350

Race 15 of 2006, Rookie Cal Weathers gets his 1st win here. All racers finish this race, and all finish on the same lap.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Cal Weathers - 350 laps - 180 points
2. Lightning McQueen - 350 laps - 170 points
3. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 350 laps - 165 points
4. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 350 laps - 160 points
5. Dirkson D'Agostino - 350 laps - 155 points
6. Lee Revkins - 350 laps - 160 points
7. Eugene Carbureski - 350 laps - 146 points
8. Ryan Shields - 350 laps - 142 points
9. Aiken Axler - 350 laps - 138 points
10. Sage VanDerSpin - 350 laps - 134 points
11. Darren Leadfoot - 350 laps - 130 points
12. Floyd Mulvihill - 350 laps - 127 points
13. Mac iCar - 350 laps - 124 points
14. Chick Hicks - 350 laps - 121 points
15. Kevin Shiftright - 350 laps - 118 points
16. Crusty Rotor - 350 laps - 115 points
17. Ralph Carlow - 350 laps - 112 points
18. Billy Oilchanger - 350 laps - 109 points
19. Murray Clutchburn - 350 laps - 106 points
20. Slider Petrolski - 350 laps - 103 points
21. Ponchy Wipeout - 350 laps - 100 points
22. Johnny Blamer - 350 laps - 97 points
23. Manny Flywheel - 350 laps - 94 points
24. Ruby Oaks - 350 laps - 91 points
25. Haul Inngas - 350 laps - 88 points
26. Greg Candyman - 350 laps - 85 points
27. Todd Marcus - 350 laps - 82 points
28. Rusty Cornfuel - 350 laps - 79 points
29. Brush Curber - 350 laps - 76 points
30. Kevin Racingtire - 350 laps - 73 points
31. Ernie Gearson - 350 laps - 70 points
32. Claude Scruggs - 350 laps - 67 points
33. Misti Motorkrass - 350 laps - 64 points
34. Chuck Armstrong - 350 laps - 61 points
35. Davey Apex - 350 laps - 58 points
36. James Cleanair - 350 laps - 55 points
Caleb Worley

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## Information

### Born

December 31, 1928 (1928-12-31) (age 95)
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, U.S.

### Occupation

Former Piston Cup Racing Series racer for All Good Auto Parts, King Bowling Alley, Re-Volting and Dinoco

## Piston Cup Racing Series career

### Sponsor

All Good Auto Parts, King Bowling Alley, Re-Volting and Dinoco

## Team information

### Teams worked with

All Good Auto Parts (King Bowling Alley, Re-Volting and Dinoco)

### Role

Racer

**Caleb Worley** is a retired American racer who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1949 to 1954 for All Good Auto Parts, King Bowling Alley, Re-Volting and Dinoco.

## Pit crew

* Crew chief: Ron Roadriguez
* Tire changer 1: TBA
* Tire changer 2: TBA
* Jackpitty: TBA
* Tire carrier 1: TBA
* Tire carrier 2: TBA
* Gaspitty: TBA
* Utility pitty: TBA
* Hauler: Arthur Moore
* Team owner: TBA
Carlow Family

The Carlow Family.

## Members

### First Generation

1. Heinrich Carlow (Born 1922) - Ralph's grandfather and German immigrant who went to America to start college but stayed even after the war. He was an executive of the Piston Cup in the 50's. Died in 2009
2. Annie Carlow (Born 1922) - Wife of Heinrich. Died in 2013

### Second Generation

1. Kurt Carlow (Born 1949) - Father of Ralph, Kurt Jr., Francisca and Jordan. Former Can-Am engineer.
2. Evie Carlow (Born 1949) - Mother of Ralph, Kurt Jr., Francisca and Jordan.

### Third Generation

1. Jordan Carlow (born 1972) - Kurt’s oldest son and child actor later film star. They used to have a sibling rivalry but after a movie where Jordan had to play a race car and had to study Ralph for his character their sibling rivalry ended.
2. Eleanor Carlow (born 1976) - Wife of Jordan.
3. Ralph Carlow (born 1978) - Younger brother of Jordan and former Lil'Torquey Pistons racer from 2001-2016.
4. Natalie Certain (born 1982) - Wife of Ralph, RSN analyst and announcer since 2016.
5. Kurt Carlow Jr. (born 1980) - Ralph's younger brother. Not interested in racing and works as an accountant.
6. Samantha Carlow (born 1981) - Wife of Kurt Jr.
7. Francisca Carlow (born 1983) - Kurt Jr's younger and only sister. Engineer for a WGP driver.
8. George Bradshaw (born 1982) - Husband of Francisca

### Fourth Generation

1. Rosa Carlow (Born 1998) - Jordan's first daughter. Blinkr Juniors racer and has a crush on Ryan Laney.
2. Henry Carlow (Born 2000) - Kurt Jr's son.
3. Jordan Carlow Jr. (Born 2002) - Jordan's first son.
4. Bobby Carlow (Born 2003) - Francisca's first son and Twitch and YouTube gaming streamer.
5. Sophie Carlow (Born 2004) - Jordan's older twin daughter by 6 seconds. Currently in Ivy League college but wants to be a saleswoman after graduation.
6. Ellie Carlow (Born 2004) - Jordan's younger twin daughter by 6 seconds. Did not get grades as good as Sophie but managed to get in a neighbouring college so they often spend a lot of time with each other.
7. Jonathon "Johnny" Carlow (Born 2005) - Jordan's youngest son. Raced with cousins in Elementary and will go to BSPS in 2024.
8. Fred Bradshaw (Born 2005) - Francisca's second son and Johnny's best friend as well as backup.
9. Gordon "Gord" Carlow (Born 2008) - Kurt Jr.'s older twin son by 1 minute and raced in 2022 Elementary with twin.
10. Warden "Ward" Carlow (Born 2008) - Kurt Jr.'s younger twin son by 1 minute and raced in 2022 Elementary with twin.
11. Lynda Carlow (Born 2018) - Ralph's first daughter.
Adam Flywheel

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## Adam Flywheel

* Normal
* NASCAR Variant

## Information

### Born

December 8, 1998 (1998-12-08) (age 25)
TBA

### Occupation

Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series racer and Piston Cup Racing Series backup for Transberry Juice

## Team information

### Role

Racer (BSPS)
Backup (Piston Cup)

### Racers worked with

Bubba Wheelhouse (Piston Cup)

**Adam Flywheel** is an American racer who competes in the Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series since 2017 for Transberry Juice. He is also a backup racer for the same team in the Piston Cup Racing Series since 2016.
Bill Shields

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

19 Career Wins

**Bill "Raleigh" Shields** is a Piston Cup racer and former View Zeen racer from 1969 to 1990. Bill is the uncle of Ryan Shields. His nickname "Raleigh" comes from his love of the place.He is a 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona.

Sadly, his wife died in 2018 from cancer, but Bill continues to be involved in the Piston Cup.
Axadent

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**Axadent Hue Filters** is a hue filters company founded in 1998. It is a sponsor in the Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series sponsoring Robbie Bendruew (2004-2011), Martin Ferrari (2012-2016) and Ryan Bendruew (2017-Onwards). A notable reason for Robbie and Ryan racing for this sponsor is because that it is owned by The Bendruew Co. A company owned by Robbies dad, Brake.
Daniel Miller

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## Information

### Born

June 15, 1956 (1956-06-15) (age 67)
TBA

### Occupation

Former Octane Gain crew chief in the Piston Cup Racing Series

## Team information

### Racers worked with

Bernie Simpson (1982-1988)
Billy Oilchanger (1989-1993)

**Daniel Miller** was the crew chief for Bernie Simpson from 1982-1988 and then Billy Oilchanger from 1989-1993.
Chuck Dealcar

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## Information

### Born

January 13, 2001 (2001-01-13) (age 23)
TBA

### Status

Active

**Charles Franklin Dealcar** is a Junior Piston Cup Pro Series racer for Leak Less since 2020.
Combustr

## Team information

### Series

Piston Cup Racing Series
Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series
Junior Piston Cup Pro Series

## Team career

### Debut

**Piston Cup Racing Series**
2009 Florida 500
**Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series**
1998 Faux Wheel Drive 300
**Junior Piston Cup Pro Series**
2014 Florida 300

**Combustr** is an online banking company founded in 1997.

## Racers

### Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series

 Curtis Axler |      | 2010-2016
 Percy Revell |      | 2017-?