Scott
Returning to Modified Roots with USMTS, ARMS
New Mexico native Stormy
Scott is looking forward to getting back to his racing
roots in 2025. He has moved the home base of his racing
operations to Amarillo, Texas, with a focus on returning
to Modified racing.
“I’ve had a lot of fun in the
Super Late Model ranks over the past several years, but
the time has come for me to turn my focus. I’m currently
shifting my attention back to where it all started for
me in the Modified ranks,” Scott shared. “Everybody
knows that Super Late Model racing has gotten really
expensive, so it’s a factor, but honestly it’s not the
biggest factor in me making this change.
"I’ve
spent a lot of time away from home the past several
years, and I’m looking forward to being home more with
my wife, Ashley, and my stepdaughter, Zoe. Modified
racing within a six-hour radius of our home in Amarillo
gives me countless options to race throughout the year
while sleeping in my own bed a lot of nights.”
While Scott has relocated from Kentucky to Texas, any
Category 5 Race Cars clients needing equipment, repairs
or support can still get what they need at Jason
Durham’s shop in Kentucky.
Turning over a new
leaf with his return to Modifieds also gives Scott a
chance to finally work with a great friend.
“Cade
Dillard and I have been good friends for a long time,
and I’m excited to finally get to race one of his CDR
Race Cars. He’s a sharp dude and has a great product,
and this is cool to see it all come together.”
Scott plans to run a mixture of events with the Summit
USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt as
well as the USRA American Racer Modified Series and
other regional and local events close to his Amarillo
home.
Next on Scott's schedule is King of America
XIV set for March 27-29 at the Lucas Oil Speedway in
Wheatland, Mo., The weekend includes a $3,000-to-win
program on Thursday, a $5,000-to-win event on Friday and
up to $20,000 to win on Saturday evening.
Scott
claimed the coveted King of America crown in 2012, which
was worth $15,000 at the Humboldt Speedway in Humboldt,
Kan., en route to claiming the USMTS Rookie of the Year
title that season.
He has 48 career USMTS
triumphs—good enough for sixth on the all-time wins list
behind Kelly Shryock (182), Jason Hughes (158), Rodney
Sanders (121), Ryan Gustin (103), Zack VanderBeek (51).
Stormy Scott thanks his marketing partners which
include Mesilla Valley Transportation, Penske Shocks,
CDR Race Cars, Stoen Race Engines, American Racer, Real
Racing Wheels, Wehrs Machine & Racing Products, Midwest
Sheet Metal, FK Rod Ends, Swift Springs, Winters
Rearends, Wilwood, Schoenfeld Headers, Performance
Bodies, Behrents, QuickCar, MSD, Brucebilt, Rancho
Milagro and MyRacePass.com Marketing Services.
For the latest information on Scott Brothers Racing,
visit the team’s cyber home at
ScottBrothersRacing.com.
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Contact Info:
Jeff Nun
Chief Communications Officer
United States Modified Touring Series, Inc. (USMTS)
1715 W 2nd St, PO Box 905
Webster City, IA 50595
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