2023 SEASON STATS

Final championship points standings (view full standings)

Jade Avedisian: 5994 points | Keith Kunz Motorsports #71
Zach Daum: 5935 points (-59) | Trifecta Motorsports #7U
Gavin Miller: 5934 points (-60) | Keith Kunz Motorsports #97
Cannon McIntosh: 5911 (-83) points | Dave Mac-Dalby Motorsports #08
Chase McDermand: 5848 points (-146) | Mounce/Stout Motorsports #40
Taylor Reimer: 5679 points (-315) | Keith Kunz Motorsports #25K
Hayden Reinbold: 5205 points (-789) | Reinbold/Underwood Motorsports #19AZ
Austin Barnhill: 3251 points (-2743) | Dave Mac-Dalby Motorsports #17B
Karter Sarff: 3085 points (-2909) |Karter Sarff Racing #21K
Ethan Mitchell: 2962 points (-3032) | Bundy Built Motorsports #19M


Toyota Racing Feature winners (11 drivers)
6 wins – Chase McDermand (Mounce/Stout Motorsports)
5 wins – Jade Avedisian (Keith Kunz Motorsports), Zach Daum (Trifecta Motorsports)
4 wins – Cannon McIntosh (Dave Mac-Dalby Motorsports)
2 wins – Karter Sarff (Karter Sarff Racing), Gavin Miller (Keith Kunz Motorsports)
1 win – Jesse Love (Chad Boat Industries), Daniel Whitley (Abacus Racing), Daison Pursley (Reinbold/Underwood Motorsports), Ryan Timms (Keith Kunz Motorsports), Hayden Reinbold (Reinbold/Underwood Motorsports).

Toyota Racing Feature laps led (19 drivers)
126 laps – Ryan Timms
112 laps – Chase McDermand
101 laps – Jade Avedisian
95 laps – Cannon McIntosh
92 laps – Zach Daum
71 laps – Gavin Miller
59 laps – Daniel Whitley
46 laps – Karter Sarff
41 laps – Hayden Reinbold
33 laps – Kyle Jones
30 laps – Daison Pursley
26 laps – Thomas Meseraull
22 laps – Shane Cottle
21 laps – Ashton Torgerson
6 laps – Taylor Reimer
4 laps – Jesse Love
1 lap – Nick Drake, Brayton Lynch, Trey Marcham

Whitz RC Racing Products Quick Time Awards (15 drivers)
8 awards – Chase McDermand
4 awards – Cannon McIntosh
2 awards – Ethan Mitchell, Daniel Whitley, Zach Daum, Ryan Timms, Taylor Reimer
1 award – Gavin Miller, Hayden Reinbold, Jesse Love, Kevin Thomas Jr, Joe B. Miller, Corbin Rueschenberg, Briggs Danner, Jade Avedisian

Heat Race winners (26 drivers)
13 wins – Chase McDermand
10 wins – Jade Avedisian, Cannon McIntosh, Zach Daum
6 wins – Hayden Reinbold
4 wins – Gavin Miller, Daison Pursley, Ethan Mitchell
2 wins – Chance Crum, Nick Drake, Corbin Rueschenberg, Andrew Felker, Daniel Whitley, Ryan Timms, Kyle Jones
1 win – Austin Barnhill, Shane Cottle, Thomas Meseraull, Rico Abreu, Briggs Danner, Chase Johnson, Daniel Adler, Taylor Reimer, Brayton Lynch, Gunnar Setser, Karter Sarff

High-points honors (15 drivers)
5 honors – Cannon McIntosh, Chase McDermand
2 honors – Daniel Whitley, Jade Avedisian, Gavin Miller
1 honor – Chance Crum, Rico Abreu, Landon Brooks, Briggs Danner, Hayden Reinbold, Kyle Jones, Andrew Felker, Daison Pursley, Zach Daum, Ryan Timms

Last Chance Showdown wins (15 drivers)
2 wins – Kyle Jones, Corbin Rueschenberg, Cannon McIntosh
1 win – Landon Brooks, Karter Sarff, Howard Moore, Ryan Timms, Taylor Reimer, Henry Chambers, Chance Crum, Chase Briscoe, Mitchell Davis, Daniel Adler, Gavin Miller, Ace McCarthy, Daison Pursley

DIRTVision Hard Charger Awards (20 drivers)
3 awards – Taylor Reimer
2 awards – Hayden Reinbold, Kyle Jones, Zach Daum, Cannon McIntosh, Chase McDermand, Jade Avedisian, Ryan Timms
1 award – Mitchel Moles, Chase Johnson, Chance Crum, Gavan Boschele, Shane Cottle, Cooper Williams, Jerry Coons Jr, Steve Buckwalter, Gavin Miller, Trevor Cline, Brayton Lynch, Karter Sarff

Podium finishes (18 drivers)
13 podiums – Zach Daum
11 podiums – Chase McDermand, Jade Avedisian
10 podiums – Cannon McIntosh, Gavin Miller
7 podiums – Taylor Reimer
5 podiums – Ryan Timms
3 podiums – Daniel Whitley, Hayden Reinbold, Karter Sarff,
2 podiums – Shane Cottle, Kyle Jones, Daison Pursley
1 podium – Thomas Meseraull, Ashton Torgerson, Landon Brooks, Jesse Love, Jerry Coons Jr, Gunnar Setser

Top-10 finishes (51 drivers)
27 top-10s – Gavin Miller
26 top-10s – Jade Avedisian
24 top-10s – Cannon McIntosh, Zach Daum
23 top-10s – Chase McDermand
20 top-10s – Taylor Reimer
12 top-10s – Hayden Reinbold
9 top-10s – Chance Crum, Ryan Timms, Karter Sarff, Kyle Jones
7 top-10s – Ethan Mitchell
5 top-10s – Landon Brooks, Daniel Whitley, Austin Barnhill, Cooper Williams, Thomas Meseraull, Daison Pursley
4 top-10s – Gavan Boschele, Corbin Rueschenberg
3 top-10s – Chase Johnson, Briggs Danner, Trevor Cline, Mitchell Davis
2 top-10s – Shane Cottle, Chase Briscoe, Kevin Thomas Jr, Branigan Roark, Andrew Felker, Jerry Coons Jr, Mariah Ede, Tim Buckwalter, Kyle Beilman, Brayton Lynch, Gunnar Setser, Trey Marcham
1 top-10 – Mitchel Moles, Daniel Adler, Sam Johnson, Rico Abreu, Ashton Torgerson, Don Droud Jr, Nick Drake, Jesse Love, Joe B. Miller, Preston Lattomus, Bryan Stanfill, Dekota Gay, Joe Wirth, Elijah Gile, Ace McCarthy

2023 Schedule & Winners – Race No. Day, Date / Track / Location / Winner (Total Wins)
1. Fri, March 10 / Southern Illinois Center / Du Quoin, IL / Cannon McIntosh (1)
2. Sat, March 11 / Southern Illinois Center / Du Quoin, IL / Jade Avedisian (1)
3. Fri, April 14 / Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 / Pevely, MO / Cannon McIntosh (2)
4. Fri, May 5 / Humboldt Speedway / Humboldt, KS / Chase McDermand (1)
5. Sat, May 6 / 81 Speedway / Park City, KS / Chase McDermand (2)
6. Tue, May 22 / Millbridge Speedway / Salisbury, NC / Cannon McIntosh (3)
7. Wed, May 23 / Millbridge Speedway / Salisbury, NC / Cannon McIntosh (4)
8. Thu, June 1 / Tri-City Speedway / Pontoon Beach, IL / Jesse Love (1)
9. Fri, June 2 / Wayne County Speedway / Wayne City, IL / Zach Daum (1)
10. Sat, June 3 / Wayne County Speedway / Wayne City, IL / Zach Daum (2)
11. Fri, July 21 / Doe Run Raceway / Doe Run, MO / Zach Daum (3)
12. Sat, July 22 / Southern Illinois Raceway / Marion, IL / Jade Avedisian (2)
13. Sat, July 29 / Atomic Speedway / Chillicothe, OH / Jade Avedisian (3)
14. Sun, July 30 / Brushcreek Motorsports Complex / Peebles, OH / Daniel Whitley (1)
15. Fri, Aug. 4 / Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 / Pevely, MO / Karter Sarff (1)
16. Sat, Aug. 5 / Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 / Pevely, MO / Jade Avedisian (4)
17. Tue, Aug. 8 / Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway / Newmanstown, PA / Chase McDermand (3)
18. Wed, Aug. 9 / Action Track USA / Kutztown, PA / Chase McDermand (4)
19. Fri, Aug. 11 / Path Valley Speedway Park / Spring Run, PA / Daison Pursley (1)
20. Fri, Aug. 25 / Davenport Speedway / Davenport, IA / Zach Daum (4)
21. Sat, Aug. 26 / Davenport Speedway / Davenport, IA / Gavin Miller (1)
22. Fri, Sept. 1 / Paragon Speedway / Paragon, IN / Zach Daum (5)
23. Sat, Sept. 2 / Paragon Speedway / Paragon, IN / Jade Avedisian (5)
24. Fri, Sept. 15 / Jacksonville Speedway / Jacksonville, IL / Karter Sarff (2)
25. Sat, Sept. 16 / Highland Speedway / Highland, IL / Chase McDermand (5)
26. Sun, Sept. 17 / Red Hill Raceway / Sumner, IL / Chase McDermand (6)
27. Thu, Oct. 12 / Port City Raceway / Tulsa, OK / Ryan Timms (1)
28. Fri, Oct. 13 / I-44 Riverside Speedway / Oklahoma City, OK / Gavin Miller (2)
29. Sat, Oct. 14 / I-44 Riverside Speedway / Oklahoma City, OK / Hayden Reinbold (1)

Sounds like it will be back again next year.

They brought the top 3 in points to Charlotte and introduced them to the crowd, I can’t imagine they’d do that and not bring them back. Toyota must be giving them decent support.

I sure hope they come back to PA this year .

Didn’t they cancel part of the PA swing this past season due to poor attendance and low car count?

Tracks are announcing they're going to have WoO Late Model races next year with the Midgets as the support class. I think the only place it's a question whether or not the series is going to happen again is on here.

I wish I knew the car counts for the shows that were not co sanctioned with POWRi. Red Hill, Atomic, and Brush Creek barely had enough cars to run 2 heats. Yes they had stronger car counts when they were added to Illinois Midget Speedweek, but those counts were already solid with POWRi. I didn't see anyone running who wouldn't have ran without Extreme sanction.
As I said when extreme was created, it is all to increase subscribers to dirtvision.

One race was canceled supposedly due to a fear of a low car count . I think it was more due to travel issues from poor scheduling .