Big East Motorsports

Base
 Series
Okaycar Dev Series
 Drivers
10. Biff Jerky
85. Mario Bcukwalter
**Okaycar Dev Series**
7. Dick Mitch, Jr.
87. Cory Funny
**Okaycar Truck Series**
7. Dick Mitch
10. Herb Hightower
85. Sam Scandinavia
**Rolex 500 Entries**
00. Ingrazm Case
 Sponsors
10. Smithfield
85. Hard Rock Cafe/Hardee's
**Okaycar Dev Series**
7. ACDelco
87. Speedco
**Okaycar Truck Series**
7. GM Goodwrench
10. Edgar's Stupid Shirts/Blue Drink
85. Clorox
**Rolex 500 Extras**
00. Edgar's Stupid Shirts
 Manufacturer
 Debut
 Drivers' Championships
**Okaycar Pro Series**: 2025
**Okaycar Dev Series**:
 Owners' Championships
**Okaycar Dev Series**: 2021

Big East Motorsports is a race team that competes in the Okaycar Pro, Dev, and Truck series, along with several off-season series such as the Summer Series and the Fall Brawl.

The team was founded in 2019 by Stuwart Sprighersley as Team Funni Scream, but was sold to a consortium led by Mapleboy Lastname prior to the 2020 season. The new owner would licence the usage of the Big East name from the NCAA's Big East Conference in 2022.

## Team History

### **Pro Series**

#### **Car no. 10**

The #10 car began as the #00 car in the 2019 Okaycar Pro Series season, driven by Cranjis McBasketball with sponsorship from the TV show Impractical Jokers. After a disappointing 16th place points finish and only 2 top-tens, Impractical Jokers pulled their funding to focus on the NorthSouth team, and McBasketball was released from the team.

In 2020, former drift racer Biff Jerky entered the series after traveling through a dimensional portal with teammate Ingrazm Case. After securing funding from Smithfield Foods, Jerky would drive the #10 Chevrolet Camaro from 2020 to the present day.

Jerky's 2020 season saw him win his first race at Chicagoland and finish 11th in points.

In 2021, Jerky finished 10th in points, although he did not win a race.

2022 was a slight down year, with 0 wins and a 14th place points finish.

Despite getting his second win in 2023 at Charlotte, Jerky would finish 25th in points, the worst of his career.

2024 was a tremendous bounceback year for the 10 team, finishing second in the points standings without a win.

2025 would surpass 2024, with five top-5 finishes and Big East's first Pro Series drivers' championship.

The hangover from the 2025 championship lasted throughout 2026, with one top-5 and a 15th place finish.

2027 was similar to 2026, with one top-5 and a 10th place points finish.

Through the first four races of 2028, Jerky has one top-5 and is currently 6th in points.

#### **Car no. 85**

The #85 car began in 2019 as the #39, driven by Samson Diarrhea without a sponsor. After an embarrassing finish at Richmond where he turned directly into the wrecking leaders on the final lap instead of trying to win the race, Diarrhea was let go at the end of the year, replaced by Ingrazm Case.

After Case finished last in points in the #2 Fanta Chevrolet in 2020, he was demoted to the Dev Series and replaced by Mario Bcukwalter in the #85 Hard Rock Cafe Chevrolet. Bcukwalter would have a stellar rookie season, winning the Rolex 500 at Daytona and The Corn at Iowa, he finished 4th in points.

In 2022, Bcukwalter would fall into a sophomore slump with 0 wins and a 21st place points finish. He would return in a big way the following year, winning at Milwaukee, Chicagoland, and Phoenix, but only finishing 11th in points due to inconsistency,

2024 would once again be an off year for Bcukwalter, finishing 22nd in points. This would be followed up by a 28th place finish in 2025, overshadowed by his teammate Biff Jerky's championship. In 2026, he would slightly improve, finishing 17th in points. This mediocrity continued into 2027, with a 15th place finish. He would return to victory lane in 2028, winning at the Milwaukee Mile for the second time.

### **Dev Series**

#### **Car no. 7**

In 2021, Dick Mitch would drive the #02 Chevrolet sponsored by his game development company EAtShit&Die Games. With a 7th-place finish and a win in the season finale at Phoenix, Mitch and his hated of part-time drivers would return in 2022. After several lackluster seasons and a number change to 7, Dick Mitch would hand the ride over to his son, Dick Mitch, Jr., in 2028.

#### **Car no. 87**

In 2020, Big East Motorsports would enter the Dev Series with the 85 Chevrolet driven by Mario Bcukwalter. After a stellar season featuring a pass in the grass at Charlotte, Bcukwalter would be promoted to the Pro Series, and Ingrazm Case would be demoted to take his place in the renumbered 36 car,. After winning two races and the 2021 Dev Series championship, Case would suffer a psychotic break prior to the final race at Phoenix and disappear in Germany. The team, attempting to hide his disappearance, secretly had former NASCAR driver John Krebs race in his place. Case would be replaced by little blue alien Pill Sauermich in the 60 Miller Chevrolet. After two seasons, Sauermich would leave to focus on his role as President of the United States, being replaced by journeyman Dougy Westervelt. Despite several second-lace finishes, Westervelt could never break through and win, and was replaced in 2026 in the renumbered 87 Chevrolet by Cory Funny. Funny would finally break though for the team and win at Talladega in 2027.

### **Truck Series**

#### **Truck no. 7**

Dick Mitch, Jr. began his career in the Okaycar Truck Series driving the #7 ACDelco Chevrolet for two seasons. After winning a race and finishing third in points in 2027, he was promoted to the Dev Series for 2028, swapping rides with his father.

#### **Truck no. 10**

Herb Hightower began driving the #10 sponsored by Scrubbing Bubbles in 2026. After the 2026 season saw Herb finish 17th in points, Scrubbing Bubbles left the team. Edgar's Stupid Shirts would sponsor Hightower from 2027 to the present day. Hightower finished 24th in points in 2027.

#### **Truck no. 85**

Samson Diarrhea returned to the team to drive the #85 truck in 2026, sponsored by Hard Rock Cafe. Diarrhea won at Iowa and finished 11th in points. For 2027, Enron replaced Hard Rock as the sponsor of the team. Diarrhea finished 9th in points that season. Prior to 2028, Diarrhea left the Truck Series team to focus on running the 2028 Rolex 500, before his #32 ride was bought out by Warsaw Joker. Diarrhea was replaced by Sam Scandinavia in the trucks, with new sponsor Clorox.