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SPS Racing turned its first laps as a NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series organization Friday at Bristol Motor Speedway, and Landon S. Huffman made them count, running the No. 43 Lindamood Demolition Chevrolet to 28th of 39 entries in practice — a strong, clean session on the World's Fastest Half-Mile for a driver taking his first laps in a series car.
Landon S. Huffman to drive the No. 43 Chevrolet in the team’s debut Friday, Sept. 18, in the Food City 300 at Bristol Motor Speedway; Phoenix and Talladega follow in October
Sigma Performance Services takes its name from Sigma Engineering Solutions, the company Joe Farré founded in 2006.
Daniel Dye qualified fourth and finished seventh in the No. 24 Chevrolet, completing all 60 laps at Pocono Raceway.
Daniel Dye finished 19th in the No. 24 Chevrolet after rain shortened the Henry Ford Health 200 to 57 laps.
Daniel Dye completed all 76 laps in the No. 24 Ford to finish 10th in the Alabama Manufactured Housing 200 on April 25.
Daniel Dye advanced from 19th on the grid to second in the Tide 150, challenging Gio Ruggiero through the final overtime restart.
Connor Hall heads to Rockingham with SPS after Hickory, with a 125-lap race ahead on the high-banked North Carolina oval.
Connor Hall will drive the SPS No. 24 in the first ARCA East race at Hickory Motor Speedway, a 200-lap test on the 0.363-mile oval.
SPS’s new shop adds car-build bays, dedicated design and fabrication areas, and more parts storage for its 2026 ARCA program.
Daniel Dye started third and finished fourth in the No. 24 Champion Containers Ford in the General Tire 200 at Daytona.
SPS ended its planned NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series participation on January 28, 2026, and will support the program’s transition with AM Racing.
Preston Peltier finished eighth from pole in the No. 48 P1 Chassis car, completing all 300 laps of the Snowball Derby on Monday, December 8.
Gabe Brown started ninth and finished eighth in the No. 24 at Five Flags Speedway after rain delayed the Snowflake 125 into December 7.
A 16.240-second lap earned Preston Peltier his second Snowball Derby pole after rain delayed qualifying at Five Flags Speedway.
Gabe Brown will drive the No. 24 in the Snowflake 125, while Preston Peltier returns in the No. 48 for the 58th Snowball Derby.
The November 2025 announcement outlined an AM Racing acquisition and plans for national-series and late model entries with Ford Racing support.
Connor Hall qualified seventh and completed all 100 laps for seventh in the No. 24 Chevrolet at Phoenix Raceway.
Connor Hall returns to the No. 24 Chevrolet for the November 1 ARCA Menards Series West finale at Phoenix Raceway.
Connor Hall started eighth and finished second in his ARCA West debut, bringing the SPS No. 24 Chevrolet home 0.465 seconds behind the winner.
Two-time NASCAR Weekly Series national champion Connor Hall will make his ARCA West debut in the SPS No. 24 Chevrolet on October 10.
Tyler Reif advanced from 10th to fifth in the No. 23 Chevrolet and completed all 200 laps in the 2025 ARCA national finale.
Tyler Reif completed 109 laps for 13th at Kansas before SPS’s first visit to Toledo Speedway for the national-series finale.
Tyler Reif and the No. 23 SPS Chevrolet head to Kansas Speedway for the 19th of 20 races on the 2025 ARCA national schedule.
Tyler Reif finished sixth after 204 laps at Bristol, closing the 2025 ARCA Menards Series East season as championship runner-up.
Greg Biffle will drive the No. 24 SPS entry in the ARCA Menards Series West road race at Portland International Raceway.
Mia Lovell gained two positions from seventh on the grid to finish fifth with the SPS late model team at Colorado National Speedway.
Mia Lovell joins Preston Peltier and the SPS late model team for CARS Tour West racing on August 16.
Greg Biffle topped practice, qualified second and led laps before finishing third in the No. 23 SPS Chevrolet at Tri-City Raceway.
Former Tri-City track champion Greg Biffle returns in the No. 23 Chevrolet for the August 9 NAPA AutoCare 150 presented by Vic’s Auto Care.
With qualifying canceled by weather, Tyler Reif started sixth on points but struggled with car balance and finished 14th.
Tristan McKee won the pole and his Friday heat before finishing second at Evergreen Speedway in the debut of SPS’s renewed late model program.
Following fifth at Dover, Tyler Reif heads to the 0.686-mile oval at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park for the Circle City 200.
The SPS crew repaired practice damage before Tyler Reif drove to fifth in the General Tire 150 at Dover Motor Speedway.
Preston Peltier will lead SPS’s expanded late model program while continuing P1 chassis development and support for existing teams.
Tyler Reif ran second for much of the first half at Sonoma Raceway before mechanical problems limited him to fifth.
Tyler Reif will drive the No. 24 at Sonoma, while T.J. Clark’s new ARCA West team uses No. 23 in tribute to Spencer Clark.
Tyler Reif raced in and around the top 10 over 200 miles at Michigan International Speedway, finishing seventh despite feeling unwell.
Tyler Reif will drive the No. 23 Chevrolet over 100 laps at Michigan International Speedway on June 6.
A mid-race multi-car crash ended Spencer Gallagher’s race at Charlotte. Tyler Reif is next in the car at Michigan.
Spencer Gallagher returns to the No. 23 for the fifth race of the 2025 ARCA Menards Series season and the last of his four-race SPS run.
Tyler Reif finished second in the No. 23 at Flat Rock Speedway during SPS’s first full ARCA Menards Series East season.
Following Nashville, Tyler Reif heads to Flat Rock Speedway for the May 17 Dutch Boy 150.
The 2014 Kansas winner will drive the No. 23 Chevrolet in the Tide 150 on May 9, the third race of his four-event SPS run.
Tyler Reif led laps and finished second after weather canceled qualifying and left the No. 23 Chevrolet 10th on the grid.
Tyler Reif will drive the No. 23 Chevrolet SS in the ARCA Menards Series East race at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
Following 10th at Rockingham, Spencer Gallagher heads to Talladega Superspeedway for the April 26 General Tire 200.
Spencer Gallagher finished 10th in the No. 24 backup car, while damage ended Tyler Reif’s race after he qualified third in the No. 23.
Spencer Gallagher will race alongside Tyler Reif at Rockingham before driving the No. 23 at Talladega, Kansas and Charlotte.
Tyler Reif opened his 2025 ARCA Menards Series East campaign with third in the No. 23 Chevrolet at Five Flags Speedway.
Tyler Reif will contest all eight ARCA Menards Series East races in the No. 23 Chevrolet SS, beginning with the March 22 Pensacola 150.
Tyler Reif led at Phoenix before contact on an overtime restart sent the No. 23 into the pit exit wall. He was uninjured.
The 2023 Phoenix winner will open his 2025 season in the No. 23 SPS Chevrolet SS at the combined national and West event.
Katherine Legge was uninjured after an incident ended her Ride the ’Dente 200 on lap four. Tyler Reif is next in the car at Phoenix.
SIRP AI and El Bandido Yankee back Katherine Legge’s Daytona ARCA entry, with a live podcast recording at Dave & Busters the day before.
Katherine Legge will drive the SPS No. 23 in the February 15 ARCA season opener at Daytona International Speedway.
Katherine Legge will drive the No. 23 Chevrolet SS in the February 15, 2025 ARCA season opener at Daytona International Speedway.
Tyler Reif will drive the No. 23 Chevrolet in every 2025 ARCA East round and selected national races, with Vegas Fasteners sponsorship and GMS support.
SPS finished third in the owners’ championship in its first full season and thanked the 11 drivers who raced with the team in 2024.
Kaden Honeycutt joins SPS for the 100-lap Desert Diamond Casino West Valley 100 at Phoenix Raceway on November 8, 2024.
Jaron Giannini will drive the SPS No. 23 in the NAPA Auto Parts 150 at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway.
Jaron Giannini takes the No. 23 SPS car to Madera Speedway for the West Coast Stock Car Motorsports Hall of Fame 150.
ARCA West points leader Tyler Reif joins SPS for the Bush’s Beans 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway on September 19, 2024.
Connor Mosack will drive the No. 23 Chevrolet SS in the General Tire 100 at The Glen on September 13, 2024.
A new North Carolina competition group will support SPS’s ARCA program and build on its partnership with GMS Fabrication.
Greg Biffle will race the No. 23 SPS Chevrolet in the NAPA Auto Care 150 at Tri-City Raceway on August 10, 2024.
Jaron Giannini brought the SPS car home undamaged after a difficult ARCA West race at Shasta Speedway.
Jaron Giannini will drive the SPS No. 23 in the Shasta 150, following his ARCA debut at Irwindale Speedway.
Jaron Giannini earned sixth- and fifth-place finishes in the SPS No. 23 during his first ARCA weekend at Irwindale Speedway.
Jaron Giannini will contest both Irwindale rounds in the No. 23 SPS car with VersaTile & Stone sponsorship.
Mason Mitchell drove the No. 23 SPS Chevrolet SS to fourth in the Atlas 150 in front of his home crowd at Iowa Speedway.
The 2014 ARCA champion returns to his home track for the Atlas 150, seeking a second Iowa Speedway victory.
Sam Mayer led 37 laps and held on through overtime to earn his second ARCA West victory, finishing 0.930 seconds ahead of Tyler Reif.
Jake Walker managed a loss of engine power to bring the SPS No. 23 home in his first ARCA start at Portland.
Mason Mitchell will drive the No. 23 SPS Chevrolet SS in the MMI Oil Workers 150 at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway.
Mason Mitchell will reunite with crew chief Kevin Reed for planned SPS starts at Irwindale and Iowa Speedway in 2024.
Grant Enfinger finished in the top three in the No. 23, while team owner Joe Farré raced the No. 24 at Phoenix Raceway.
Grant Enfinger will drive the No. 23 and Joe Farré the No. 24 as SPS opens its 2024 ARCA West season at Phoenix Raceway.
Brody Manning and Manning Motorsports will race with SPS at the Bullring and selected events, starting February 24.
The Bullring opens its Saturday program with spectator gates at 5 p.m., autographs at 6 p.m. and racing at 7 p.m.
SPS will race Super Late Models, Pro Late Models and Jr. Late Models at the Bullring’s Star Nursery Classic, which offers a $40,000 purse.
Bradley Erickson will race the SPS No. 23 in the 150-lap ARCA West event at the Bullring, with live coverage on FloRacing.
Jeffrey Erickson, 14, will make his SPS debut in the No. 22 Jr. Late Model at All-American Speedway in Roseville, California.
Bradley Erickson will drive the No. 23 Toyota Camry as SPS makes its ARCA West debut at All-American Speedway on September 30.
Donny St Ours finished in the Super Late Model top five and Ricky G in the Pro Late Model top 10 at Evergreen Speedway.
Brody Manning earned a Night of Fire victory in Las Vegas.
SPS will race with Ricky G and Brody Manning at the Bullring’s annual Night of Fire on Monday, July 3.
Ricky G will drive the SPS No. 78 in round nine of the Championship Series at the Bullring in Las Vegas.
Ricky G ran in the top three before a spin cost him a top-five result; Brody Manning contested both Jr. Late Model features.
SPS will field Ricky G in the Pro Late Model and Brody Manning in the Jr. Late Model for Mother’s Day Appreciation Night.
On-track incidents ended both SPS drivers’ races early, leaving the team rebuilding for round five at the Bullring.
Brody Manning discussed his Bullring experience, family support and racing ambitions after a weekend with the SPS Jr. Late Model team.
Brody Manning finished fifth in Jr. Late Models, with Ricky G seventh and Cody Brown eighth in Pro Late Models during round two.
Jeff Dailey will manage operational details across the SPS office, shop and track program.
Round two has been moved to March 31–April 1, with round three listed as the next race on March 11.
Brody Manning will race the No. 12M SPS Jr. Late Model in a 20-lap feature at the Bullring.
Cody Brown moves into the No. 88X SPS Pro Late Model for 2023 after winning national and Nevada state Semi-Pro Asphalt championships in Legends.
Ricky G opened his Bullring season with a heat race victory and a runner-up finish in the feature.
Ricky G will drive the No. 78 in the 10-round NASCAR weekly series at the Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Brody Manning, 12, will race the No. 12LM at the Bullring in 2023 with crew chief Donny St. Ours.
Dustin Ash won the Super Late Model feature at The Bullring to finish the Star Nursery Racing Classic weekend two for two.
Open Comp racing returns to The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the Star Nursery Racing Classic on December 1–3.
SPS is preparing its Super Late Models for the Prelude to the Showdown 100, the 2022 SPEARS Southwest Tour season finale.
Joe Farré and Dustin Ash finished ninth and 10th in the SRL October Classic 134 at Kern County Raceway.
Dustin Ash won Round 10 at The Bullring in the SPS Pro Late Model before the team’s next SRL race at Kern County Raceway Park.
Dustin Ash swept Saturday night’s two Pro Late Model features at The Bullring.
Dustin Ash and the SPS Pro Late Model team return to The Bullring for Round 9, Throwback Night, with racing at 7 p.m.
Dustin Ash qualified first, won the Trophy Dash and finished third in the feature on Spencer Clark Driven Night. Enzo finished 11th in the No. 43.
After SRL Round 8 at Irwindale, SPS is reviewing its cars before the next tour race at Kern and a Pro Late Model return to The Bullring.
SPS will field three Super Late Models in Saturday’s LIUNA – Feel the Power 100 at Irwindale Speedway.
The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway hosts Round 8, Spencer Clark Driven Night, on Saturday, September 24, 2022.
Jim Wulfenstein will drive the No. 12 SPS Super Late Model when the SRL Southwest Tour returns to Irwindale Speedway on September 17.
Following the SRL race cancellation amid the Willow Creek fires, SPS is preparing for the September 17 round at Irwindale.
Redwood Acres Raceway canceled its upcoming SRL race as the fairgrounds became an emergency fire camp for the Willow Creek fires.
Dustin Ash and the No. 11 SPS team are preparing for Southwest Tour Round 7 at Redwood Acres Raceway on August 13.
SPS lost a Pro Late Model engine in practice, then suffered an early tire failure and race-ending contact in the 200-lap Super Late Model race.
Dustin Ash won at the 22nd annual Night of Fire at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Dustin Ash finished fourth, Jim Wulfenstein placed in the top 10 and Joe Farré recovered to 11th in the June 18 Firecracker 100.
The Young Guns No. 54 went from teardown to the track in just over two months, with Dylan Zampa driving it to a top-five finish.
Dylan Zampa won the Pro Late Model feature and finished fifth in his first Super Late Model race with SPS. Dustin Ash finished eighth.
Dustin Ash returned to The Bullring in the No. 11 SPS Pro Late Model and won on Military & Veterans Appreciation Night.
Dylan Zampa earned a May 21 Super Late Model drive at Irwindale by winning the 2021 Sigma Performance Services Young Gun’s Championship.
Dustin Ash will drive the No. 11 SPS Super Late Model in the $10,000-to-win seventh annual Winter Showdown at Kern County Raceway Park.
Jim Wulfenstein returns to Kern County Raceway Park in the No. 12 for the $10,000-to-win seventh annual Winter Showdown.
Sean Hingorani won Going Green Industry Gaming Night at The Bullring on March 19 in the No. 13 SPS/Fidelity Capital Pro Late Model.
SPS recorded an eighth-place finish at All American Speedway before turning its attention to the April 2 Southwest Tour race at Kern County.
Dustin Ash and the No. 11 SPS Super Late Model team will race at All American Speedway in Roseville, California, on March 5.
Sean Hingorani finished second to Kyle Keller at The Bullring on February 19 and left with the points lead.
After winning the February 5 opener, Sean Hingorani returns in the No. 13 SPS/Fidelity Capital Pro Late Model for Bullring Round 2.
SPS is preparing for the $25,000-to-win All Star Showdown at Irwindale and the 2022 season opener at The Bullring.
Dustin Ash climbed from 20th to second after the halfway break in the 2022 Chilly Willy 150 before a part failed with six laps remaining.
The 2014 winner returns to Tucson Speedway in the No. 11 Fury by SPS Chevrolet, with Jerry Pitts as crew chief, for the $10,000-to-win race.
SPS returns as presenting sponsor of the SPEARS Pro Late Model Series in 2022, backing a Frequent Flyer program that guarantees eligible drivers at least $400 to start.
Dustin Ash put the SPS Super Late Model through a test at The Bullring in Las Vegas as the team prepared for 2022.
Dustin Ash works on one of the team’s 2022 Super Late Models in the SPS race shop.
Kole Raz finished sixth in the 2021 Kulwicki Driver Development Program, with Luke Fenhaus named the winner.
Dan Holtz won the Super Late Model feature at the SPS West Coast Short Track Championships, with Jim Wulfenstein second in the No. 12 SPS car.
Tyler Reif held off Jake Bollman by 0.0330 seconds to win the American Southwest Electric Legends feature and $1,000 at The Bullring.
Dustin Ash won the 123-lap Pro Late Model feature at the SPS West Coast Short Track Championships, collecting the $10,000 top prize.
Kyle Tellstrom earned $5,000 in the SPS Modified feature at The Bullring, ahead of Jeremy Doss and Jaron Giannini.
Jeremy Doss won nine of 11 races to secure the 2021 SPEARS Pro Late Model Series presented by Sigma Performance Services championship.
The SPS West Coast Short Track Championships take place November 4–6, 2021.
Dylan Zampa’s SPS Young Guns title earns him a funded Super Late Model start and private test at Irwindale Speedway in 2022.
Jeremy Doss won the Sigma Performance Services 54 by a recorded margin of 0.021 over Bradley Erickson, with Tyler Reif, Dylan Zampa and Tanner Reif completing the top five.
SPS fields Joe Farré in the No. 12, Kole Raz in the No. 21 and Brandon Farrington in the No. 25 for the October Classic at Kern County Raceway Park.
The SPEARS Pro Late Model season finale at Kern County Raceway Park offers $5,400 to win as part of the 33rd annual Bulwark Protection October Classic.
Joe Farré will drive the No. 12 Super Late Model at Kern County Raceway Park during the October 22–23 SRL season finale.
Havasu 95 Speedway opens its 2021–22 season this weekend, with the SPS-sponsored Pro Late division scheduled to begin November 27.
Jeremy Doss won the Bischofberger Brawl 166 at The New Stockton 99 Speedway, followed by Young Guns Dylan Zampa and Tanner Reif.
Tanner Reif and Reif Racing secured the 2021 SPS Pro Late Model championship at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Dustin Ash won the Pro Late Model feature at The Bullring in Las Vegas, with Tyler Reif second and Tanner Reif third.
Pro Late Models, Legends and NASCAR Modifieds join the Bullring program ahead of the ARCA Menards Series Star Nursery 150.
Brandon Farrington finished fifth and Kole Raz ninth in the September 18 Super Late Model race at All American Speedway.
Dustin Ash returns to The Bullring for racing on September 23.
Dylan Zampa won the 51 FIFTY LTM 60 presented by MPI – Max Papis Innovations in the SPS-backed Pro Late Model series at Roseville.
Brandon Farrington and SPS head to All American Speedway in Roseville, California, for the September 18 SRL Southwest Tour round.
Dustin Ash passed Tanner Reif on the final lap to win the SPS Pro Late Model feature at The Bullring.
Dustin Ash and the SPS crew featured in the team’s coverage of Spencer Clark Driven Night at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Brandon Farrington’s onboard practice footage previews the SRL Southwest Tour’s Touch Too Much 227 at The New Stockton 99 Speedway.
Kole Raz and SPS return to The New Stockton 99 Speedway for the eighth SRL Southwest Tour round, with nearly $30,000 potentially available to the winner.
SPS will again support the Pro Late division at Havasu 95 Speedway for the 2021–22 season.
Brandon Farrington will contest the Touch Too Much 227 at The New Stockton 99 Speedway, where the winner could earn nearly $30,000 with bonuses.
Kole Raz joins Taylor Heiman in the SPS shop to discuss the $10,000-to-win SaltedMetals 100 at Irwindale and his Kulwicki Driver Development Program season.
Brandon Farrington talks with Taylor Heiman about the No. 25 and the $10,000-to-win SaltedMetals 100 at Irwindale Speedway.
Seth Wise seeks a second consecutive Pro Late Model win as the SPS-backed series visits Irwindale for the Spears Manufacturing 60 presented by OPTIMA Batteries.
Brandon Farrington returns to tour racing at Irwindale Speedway on July 17.
SPS was at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for Saturday night’s short track racing.
Brandon Farrington finished ninth in the JM Environmental Get It Hot 75 at Kern County Raceway.
Kole Raz finished fourth in the JM Environmental Get It Hot 75 at Kern County Raceway.
Seth Wise won the Pro Late Model feature in the Sigma Performance Services 50 at Kern County Raceway.
SPS announced its separation from director of competition Preston Peltier while confirming continued support for its race entries and customer programs.
Jeremy Doss won his fifth consecutive SPS-backed Pro Late Model race, with Cole Brown second and Seth Wise third at All-American Speedway.
Brandon Farrington finished third in the May 22 race at All American Speedway, while Kole Raz recovered from early damage to finish fifth.
Taylor Heiman talks with SPS crew chief Garrett Wallace about why the team uses and sells Five Star Racing Bodies.
Kole Raz and Brandon Farrington finished 10th and 11th in their first starts at Stockton 99 Speedway after early incidents sent both SPS cars to the rear.
Kole Raz finished ninth at Wenatchee Valley Super Oval before SPS’s next SRL tour stop at Stockton 99 Speedway.
Tristan McKee’s program will add testing at different tracks while retaining selected Jr. Late and Junior Elite events.
Taylor Heiman interviews Joe Farré after SPS qualifies first, second and third for the Spears Manufacturing by Earnest Performance 100 at Irwindale.
Kole Raz talks with Taylor Heiman about his Kulwicki Driver Development Program finalist selection and the next day’s race at Irwindale.
Taylor Heiman interviews Chuck Wahl on his final official day at the SPS race shop, recognizing nearly 50 years of the Wahl name in Southwest racing.
Kole Raz has been selected as a finalist for the Kulwicki Driver Development Program.
SPS will use lessons from Tristan McKee’s opening Madera weekend to prepare for the second round on April 3.
Virginia driver Tristan McKee joins SPS for the opening round of the Jr. Pro Late Model Championship at Madera Speedway.
Tristan McKee will drive for SPS in the new Jr. Pro Late program at Madera Speedway in 2021.
Parker Malone won the 100-lap Sigma Engineering Solutions Pro Late Model main at Havasu 95 Speedway.
Taylor Heiman will give fans a closer look at the SPS team as its brand ambassador for the 2021 season.
The 2021 SPEARS schedule combines 30 championship main events across three series, opening with the All-Star Showdown at Irwindale on February 6.
SPS continues its partnership with Jim Wulfenstein and the Wulfenstein Construction Organization for the 2021 season.
SPS outlined a seven-driver program for 2021, with Johnathan Mawhinney’s agreement still pending, and confirmed its technical staff and partners.
Preston Peltier discusses the new Sigma race car before its Kern outing, after a seven-week build from boxed components to the track.
A 35-pound piece of lead struck the nose of Jim Wulfenstein’s No. 12, ending Thane Alderman’s race at Kern County Raceway.
Garrett discusses the window braces developed and produced at the Sigma Performance race shop.
Jonathan Mawhinney finished third in SRL Round 6 at Roseville as Derek Thorn led every lap for his 46th series victory.
A new SPS video series will follow race car building and competition with Preston Peltier, Dustin Ash, Charlie Wahl and other team members.
Cole Moore and Matt Erickson split the NASCAR Late Model features at All American Speedway on August 15, while Derek Thorn earned his 45th SRL victory.
Eric Brust recorded a 19.727-second lap in his No. 4 NASCAR Modified at Kern County Raceway’s March 14 season opener.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway postponed Bullring races scheduled for March 28, April 11 and April 18, 2020, amid the spread of coronavirus.
Kyle Busch won the Star Nursery 100 in his first Bullring start since 2007, taking the lead from Derek Thorn on lap 65.
The rain-postponed Daytona 500 disrupted travel for NASCAR haulers, canceling the Las Vegas parade ahead of Thursday’s Bullring doubleheader.
