click tracking

Skagit Speedway

THRILLING SURVIVE THE 55 WIN FOR BRICEN JAMES AT S...
JAMES WINS SURVIVE THE 55 NIGHT #1 - TOPS POINTS
SURVIVE THE 55 - MODIFIEDS - MIDGETS - 360 SPRINT...
THRILLING SURVIVE THE 55 WIN FOR BRICEN JAMES AT S...

THRILLING SURVIVE THE 55 WIN FOR BRICEN JAMES AT S...

9/27/2025 -
Alger, WA - The 4th running of the Survive the 55 may go down as the best ever, with Bricen James rallying to make a late race pass for the big trophy
JAMES WINS SURVIVE THE 55 NIGHT #1 - TOPS POINTS

JAMES WINS SURVIVE THE 55 NIGHT #1 - TOPS POINTS

9/26/2025 -
Alger, WA - Bricen James was dominant in the preliminary scoring night of the 2025 Survive the 55 at Skagit Speedway. After collecting top points in h
SURVIVE THE 55 - MODIFIEDS - MIDGETS - 360 SPRINT...

SURVIVE THE 55 - MODIFIEDS - MIDGETS - 360 SPRINT...

9/22/2025 -
Alger, WA - The final race weekend of 2025 is here. It's time for the fourth annual Survive the 55 with the IMCA Modifieds. Join us at Skagit Speedway

Latest News

THRILLING SURVIVE THE 55 WIN FOR BRICEN JAMES AT SKAGIT SPEEDWAY

THRILLING SURVIVE THE 55 WIN FOR BRICEN JAMES AT SKAGIT SPEEDWAY

9/27/2025
Alger, WA - The 4th running of the Survive the 55 may go down as the best ever, with Bricen James rallying to make a late race pass for the big trophy and a $10,260 check to go with it. Joey Price set off to the early lead in the IMCA Modified Survive the 55 main event,...more
JAMES WINS SURVIVE THE 55 NIGHT #1 - TOPS POINTS

JAMES WINS SURVIVE THE 55 NIGHT #1 - TOPS POINTS

9/26/2025
Alger, WA - Bricen James was dominant in the preliminary scoring night of the 2025 Survive the 55 at Skagit Speedway. After collecting top points in heat race action, James won the preliminary A Main and collected $1,000 for his efforts. Drivers collected points in a twin...more
SURVIVE THE 55 - MODIFIEDS - MIDGETS - 360 SPRINT CARS

SURVIVE THE 55 - MODIFIEDS - MIDGETS - 360 SPRINT CARS

9/22/2025
Alger, WA - The final race weekend of 2025 is here. It's time for the fourth annual Survive the 55 with the IMCA Modifieds. Join us at Skagit Speedway this Friday and Saturday, Sept. 26-27, as some of the best Modified drivers battle it out for 55 laps and $10,260 – the...more
Starks Makes History, Joins Ridge as Only Double Champions at Ska

Starks Makes History, Joins Ridge as Only Double Champions at Ska...

9/20/2025
9/20/25 Alger, WA - For just the second time in Skagit Speedway history, a driver won the 410 and 360 season championship in the same season. It’s been 25 years since Randy Ridge won both titles in the same year - on Saturday night, Trey Starks became the second driver to...more
2025 Special Event Tickets
Cam Smith Wins John Carroll Classic at Skagit Speedway
1392
6/8/2019

6/8/2019

Skagit Speedway


Cam Smith Wins John Carroll Classic at Skagit Speedway

Alger, WA - In the final tuneup before the 48th Annual Jim Raper Memorial Dirt Cup, Cam Smith scored the John Carroll Classic win in the Budweiser 360 Sprint division on Saturday night at Skagit Speedway. Michael Bollinger, Kevin Smith and Howard Vos won the support divisions.

A loaded field of 24 cars signed in for another round of the Dual Track Bonus for the Budweiser 360 Sprints. Travis Jacobson led the field to green and appeared to have firm control of the race until a lap 19 red flag for Justin Youngquist and Austen Wheatley brought the field to a stop. As the rest of the cars slower, Jacobson’s car did not and the veteran driver from Lake Stevens had to ride the outside retaining wall to get the Cook Motorsports ride to a stop. Speedway officials noted his brake line was knocked off and Jacobson took his car to the pits under the red, handing the lead to Smith. Despite defending Dirt Cup Champion Seth Bergman nipping at his heels, Smith was strong over the final six laps in securing the John Carroll Classic win and his third career victory at Skagit Speedway. Bergman was second after starting sixth with Jason Solwold running third. Heat wins went to Brock Lemley, Smith and Justyn Cox. Bergman set a new track record in time trials at 11.252 seconds.

It’d been a few years since Michael Bollinger was in victory lane at Skagit Speedway. Saturday night was his night in the Cook Road Shell Sportsman Sprints, leading all 25 laps of the main event with little challenge. Rookie Jesse Schlotfeldt ran a strong second with last weeks winner Sean Johnson taking third. Cory Swatzina and Steve Parker won the heat races. A new track record was set in time trials with Kelsey Carpenter setting the new mark at 12.059.

Two time and defending Skagit Aggregates Modifieds Champion Kevin Smith was back to his dominant form on Saturday night, leading all 25 laps of the main event to take the win, nearly lapping up to third place before the drop of the checkered flag. Craig Moore was second and Rick Smith was third. The heat winners were Graham Cook and Kevin Smith.

One of the few remaining drivers from the original season of the Outlaw Tuners, it took Howard Vos 14 years to get his first Skagit Speedway A Main win. That victory happened on Saturday night, with Vos making a smooth last lap pass of race leader Brian Michelson on the low side of turns one and two to secure his first win. Michelson and Jon Gunderson made up the rest of the podium. TJ Campbell and Vos were the heat race winners.

Budweiser 360 Sprints
Cooks General Contracting Fast Time - Seth Bergman 11.252 New Track Record
Heat 1 - Brock Lemley, Justin Youngquist, Seth Bergman, Luke Didiuk, Aaron Willison, Breyton Davison, DQ - Colton Heath (did not scale)
Heat 2 - Cam Smith, Devon Borden, JJ Hickle, Greg Hamilton, Jason Reed, Barry Martinez, Bailey Sucich, Jake Helsel
Heat 3 - Justyn Cox, Jason Solwold, Travis Jacobson, Eric Fisher, Austen Wheatley, Lance Sargent, Chris Bullock
B Main - Colton Heath, Sucich, Sargent, Martinez, Davison, Bullock, Steve James
A Main - Cam Smith, Bergman, Solwold, Cox, Hamilton, Fisher, Reed, Heath, Didiuk, Martinez, Hickle, Sucich, Borden, Sargent, Jacobson, Youngquist, Wheatley, Lemley
Lap Leaders - Jacobson 1-19 Smith 20-25

Cook Road Shell Sportsman Sprints
Cooks General Contracting Fast Time - Kelsey Carpenter 12.059 New Track Record
Heat 1 - Cory Swatzina, Justin Youngquist, Kelsey Carpenter, Michael Bollinger, Joe Lyon, Eric Turner, John Tharp, Derek Roberts, Ashleigh Johnson
Heat 2 - Steve Parker, Jesse Schlotfeldt, Brett McGhie, Sean Johnson, Tom Weiss, Malachi Gemmer, Bill Rude
Main - Michael Bollinger, Schlotfeldt, S Johnson, Lyon, Turner, Parker, Weiss, Youngquist, Carpenter, Swatzina, Tharp, Gemmer, Barnes, DQ - McGhie (failed post race tech)
Lap Leaders - Bollinger 1-25

Skagit Aggregates Modifieds
Heat 1 - Graham Cook, Rick Smith, Carl Franssen, Adam Holtrop, Roger Drake, Jason Butenschoen
Heat 2 - Kevin Smith, Craig Moore, Jeff Blanton, MIke Steltz, Dan Butenschoen
Main - Kevin Smith, Moore, R Smith, Drake, Franssen, D Butenschoen, J Butenschoen, Cook, Steltz, Blanton, Holtrop
Lap Leaders - K Smith 1-25

Outlaw Tuners
Heat 1 - TJ Campbell, Jon Edwards, Clint Meins, Jon Gunderson, Mike Thomas, Matt Ploeg
Heat 2 - Howard Vos, Brian Michelson, Kyle Hanson, Colin Sims, Rob Dozark
Main - Howard Vos, Michelson, Gunderson, Hanson, Campbell, Edwards, Meins, Thomas, Sims, Dozark, Ploeg
Lap Leaders - Meins 1-3 Michelson 4-16 Vos 17


Article Credit: Kaleb Hart

Article Media

Back to News
Bobs Burger and Brew
Fairfield Inn  Suites
Les Schwab Tires
Swinomish Casino
Napa Auto Parts
Rayce Rudeen Foundation
The Skagit Casino  Resport
Pacific Coast Auto Center
Cocusa Motel
Chesterman Coke
K Pro Auto
KarMart USA Superstores
R.P.M. Performance
Sierra Pacific Industries
Skagit Valley Polaris
Reisner
Skagit Readymix
Northwest Propane
Skagit River Steel  Recycling
Rallye Auto
Cook Road Shell
VECA
Banner Bank
Baxter Excavation
North Hill Resources
Otis Concrete
Skagit Roofing
Savi Bank
Jet City
Skagit Aggregates
Ziply
Blue Cow Car Wash
Birch Equipment
Central Welding
Skagit Farmers Supply
About Plumbing
All Phase Heating
Angles Of The Winds
Barr Tech
Dryers Tree
Hoosier Tire
Interstate Battery
Scrap It Stow It
Wilson Furniture