SUPRS History

The Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS), was formed in 2004. Since then we’ve accumulated a lot of supermodified sim racing history and it’s been great! Below you will find month by month, year by year documentation of highlights from our history.

Below that you will find lists of our champions, and winners of every major race and multi-race swing we run. We’ve linked them all at the top of page so that you can quickly navigate to each year and event. To return to the top of this page, click the ‘up arrow’ in the lower right hand corner of your screen.

At the bottom of the page you can see a visual history of our mods.

SUPRS Gold Crest Champions

Wing: Season, Mid-Season

Non-Wing: Season, Mid-Season

SUPRS Silver Crest Champions
Rookies of the Year

SUPRS History by Date

2004	2005	2006	2007	2008
2009	2010	2011	2012	2013
2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
2019	2020	2021	2022	2023
2024

SUPRS History by Event

SUPRS Triple Crown Events presented by Icings on Top:

• SUPRS Season Summit Classic 125
• SUPRS Topless! 200
• SUPRS All-Star Classic 200

Marquee Events:
Wing	Non-Wing
Cherry Breaker	Rising Star
SUPRSNationals	Mr. Online Supermodified

Memorial Events:
Wing	Non-Wing
Dion Parish Memorial 62	The Whistler Pete Trenca Memorial
Randy Witkum Memorial 125	Jim Shampine Memorial
Billy Vukovich III Classic
Terry Gibson Memorial

Major Events:
Wing	Non-Wing
Harvest of Speed	Port City Opener
SUPRS Copper World Classic	SUPRS Copper World Classic
Crazy Canuck Snowball Derby

Multi-Race Swings
Wing	Non-Wing
North Carolina Swing	Indiana Supermod Week
Florida Speedweeks
Keystone Nationals
Indyana Supermod Challenge
Empire State Super Series

November 2004 – SUPRS Series is born, Bobby Gangwer assumes League Director’s role while John Davidson assumes Assistant Director/Webmaster role. An ambitious 38 winged racing schedule is formulated and racing begins using the PSTM Mod from DRT. Initial league membership begins with 4 members.

January 2005 – SUPRS comes into contact with Mod designer Kevin Marine (Shaker Designs) and the first winged supermodified is tested and used in SUPRS race events. SUPRS receives use of its first dedicated server from Burn Boys Gaming/Truly Unique Computers.

February 2005 – Real Supermodified driver Joey Payne Jr joins SUPRS to race and helps Shaker Designs with releasing a more realistic supermodified model built from the ground up. This is eventually released as NHSM, (NASCAR Heat SuperModified), and has two chassis models named “ISMA” and “SRL”

March 2005 – SUPRS Membership soars. Peaking with a record 20 racers for certain events. SUPRS winged season comes to a close with John Davidson its first champion.

April 2005 – SUPRS institutes its “donate to race” policy by offering 2 types of membership into the league. These donations go to the Dion Parish Memorial Benevolent Fund for Supermodifieds with a separate account set up for prizes for its members.

May 2005 – Shaker Designs begins development of a Non-Winged supermodified for use to SUPRS and testing begins. The league runs a short spring season at Jennerstown Speedway starting on May 25th with JP Curry winning the first ever Non-Wing event held for SUPRS.

June 2005 – SUPRS begins Non-Winged supermodified racing for Season Points Championship at Jennerstown Speedway. SUPRS releases a 10 race schedule for summer racing.  19 drivers are in attendance for first event, (The Independence Day Twin 25s) and John Davidson and Sean Gibbs pick up the feature victories. SUPRS awards real supermodified pilot Jon Henes at Kalamazoo Speedway MSA event in honor of Dion Parish.

July 2005 – SUPRS members lead by League Director Bobby Gangwer stage a get together/party for the Hy-Miler Nationals at Sandusky Speedway.

August 2005 – Shaker Designs begins work on a new Winged supermodified for SUPRS.

September 2005 – SNM servers replaces Truly Unique Computers as the host for the SUPRS dedicated racing server. Oswego Classic sees many SUPRS members gather to meet, greet and take pictures. Sean Gibbs wins “The Whistler” Pete Trenca Memorial 63 over 18 other drivers. Inaugural Topless! 125 goes to John Davidson after a torrid battle with Jim Crannell. Crannell wins the 2005 SUPRS Non-Wing Season Championship.

November 2005 – SUPRS reaches 1-year-old. SUPRS begins Winged racing series 05-06. Real supermodified racer; Randy Ritskes joins SUPRS. Veteran online racer Bud Flath becomes the Race Director for SUPRS.

January 2006 – SUPRS Welcomes real supermodified racer Lou Cicconi. SUPRS donates to Sim Racing Against Cancer. SUPRS secures Fusion Custom Graphics as a Race Sponsor.

February 2006 – SUPRS welcomes Ada Automotive in Ada, MI as the title sponsor for Florida Speedweeks. SUPRS also welcomes real supermodified racers – Randy Burch and Matt Palmer. SUPRS achieves its largest field to date when 23 pilots signed in for the start of Florida Speedweeks.

March 2006 – SUPRS welcomes Tamarack Golf Club in Oswego, NY as Race Sponsor. SUPRS returns to Truly Unique Computers for its dedicated race server.

April 2006 – SUPRS concludes its 2^nd Winged Supermodfied Racing Season as John SFJ Davidson repeats as champion.

May 2006 – SUPRS names True Henderson as Admin/Secretary. SUPRS donates a small gift to the 360 Supermodified Driver David Gassett for his son Chase who is battling an illness.

June 2006 – SUPRS begins Non-Wing Season two with a 16 race schedule. Defending NW Champ Jim Crannell wins first race of season. SUPRS runs its first Jim Shampine Memorial to honor supermodified innovator, Oswego Speedway Track Champion, and ISMA co-founder Jim Shampine. Dave Soja wins the inaugural race. SUPRS welcomes real supermodified driver Doug Heveron.

July 2006 – SUPRS records its largest field to date with 26 pilots signing into a race. Curt Kern becomes SUPRS Race Director. SUPRS donates to one of its own “Jersey Jet” Joey Payne after a horrific accident at Jennerstown in a midget after which they cut his driver’s suit. Payne suffered head injuries but recovered fully. Kris Heveron and Gary Waldron win the Independence Day Twins. SUPRS welcomes Brad Quesnell to SUPRS and work begins on a new winged supermodified mod for the winged season.

August 2006 – SUPRS donates to another of its own; Randy Ritskes after a big accident at an ISMA race in Waterford, CT. Ritskes suffered a broken wrist and other injuries but recovered fully. Kris Heveron wins “The Whistler” Pete Trenca Memorial. Ray Sand, Jr. wins his first ever NW race on 8/9. SUPRS has a banner and stickers completed for its members.

September 2006 – Largest ever gathering of SUPRS members takes place at the biggest supermodified show in the nation , the International Classic 200 at Oswego Speedway in NY. Tom Heveron’s Beachland Cleaning Services sponsors the Topless! 200. Chris Nicastro wins Rising Star race for first non-wing win. John Davidson defends his Topless! 200 crown and wins the 2006 points battle. SUPRS thanks Tom Heveron and Beachland Cleaning Services for sponsoring the Topless! 200. SUPRS sends small gifts to Chase Gassett and WSSRL’s Jim Pasquin. Real supermodified racer Dave Shullick, Jr. joins SUPRS. SUPRS donates a small sum to Oswego racer Otto Sitterly after a hard crash at the Oswego Speedway International Classic 200.

October 2006 – Real supermodified pilots Charlie Schultz, Jon Henes & Matt Palmer join SUPRS. SUPRS begins its 3^rd Winged Championship Schedule. SUPRS donates to the ISMA.

November 2006 – SUPRS reaches 2 years old. Real Supermodified pilot; Danny Kapuscinski joins SUPRS. SUPRS  forms a rookie league for its new members. SUPRS thanks Tom Heveron and HGI for sponsoring the Randy Witkum Memorial. Oswego & Sandusky Speedway tracks now under development by Flash!

December 2006 – SUPRS Growth continues with over 40 active members. Including several top-notch drivers coming from DRT.

January 2007 – Ada Automotive, MCSRacing.net, Beachland Cleaning Services, Showplace Landscaping, and HGI step up to sponsor several big races for SUPRS.

February 2007 – ASA/NSRA, Tamarack Golf Club, and Phone Zone all step up to sponsor big events for SUPRS.

March 2007 – SUPRS crowns is first Rookie of the Year: Patrick Sommers.

April 2007 –Third season of Wing Championship Season comes to a close with first time champion: Myles Maxon. Ray Sand Jr captures the prestigious Summit Classic after leading ALL 125 laps!

May 2007 – SUPRS Assistant Director John Davidson awards ASA/WSSRL Driver Jeff Russell a supermodified dedication award for SUPRS at the real Vukovich Classic at Madera.

June 2007 – As the 3^rd Non-wing season gets underway, SUPRS separates into 2 divisions with the rookies. New members are placed in the Silver Crest Division whre they will have to pass a “Rookie” test, while long-standing members will race in the Gold Crest Division. The season opens with the 2^nd Annual Jim Shampine Memorial on 6/12 which is won by Myles Maxon after starting in 15^th place. Kris Heveron starts a four race win streak that doesn’t stop until the third week of July.
SUPRS Awards the Dion Parish Perseverance Award to ISMA pilot: Bobby Haynes Jr. SUPRS sends a small donation to injured 350 supermodified driver: John Leonard.

July 2007 – Kris Heveron wins both features of Independence Day Twins. Thomas Video sponsors a SUPRS Race Event. 2005 Non-Wing Supermodified Champion Jim Crannell finally breaks Heveron’s stranglehold on victory lane with a win on 7/17.

August 2007 – Ray Sand, Jr. makes his way back to NW victory lane after almost a full year of being locked out when he wins “The Whistler” Pete Trenca Memorial. Beachland Cleaning Services of Florida renews sponsorship of the Topless! 125.

September 2007 – Many SUPRS members gather at Oswego Speedway for International Classic 200 weekend get-together. Brian Finnegan caps off the Silver Crest Division Championship for the Non-Wing Season and wins the Rising Star 50. Kris Heveron is crowned Gold Crest Non-Wing Supermodified Champion for the 2007 season. The season ending Topless! 125 is increased to 200 laps to better emulate the International Classic 200 at Oswego Speedway. Myles Maxon wins a very competitive Topless! 200 in which Tom Heveron leads 117 laps. The race has four different leaders total including Ray Sand, Jr. and Gold Crest Season Champion Kris Heveron.

October 2007 – SUPRS kicks off the 4^th Season of winged supermodified racing with a new mod from Quesnell Designs.

November 2007 – SUPRS welcomes “Cleaning for a Reason” as title sponsor for the Keystone Nationals on behalf of Tom Heveron. Several SUPRS members from coast to coast gather for the East vs West Shoot-Out at Concord NC and a group shot of all the supermodified racers present is taken with the SUPRS banner as a backdrop.

December 2007 – SUPRS closes out 2007 with sponsored races by M40 Speedway and Twisted Metal Fabrications.

January 2008 – SUPRS welcomes 2007 WSSRL Champion Martin McKeefery to the league. 23 SUPRS Members race at the Cayuga Pro-Am.

February 2008 – HGI continues sponsorship of Florida Speedweeks and Myles Maxon is crowned Speedweeks Champion. Tamarack Golf Club and the Maine-iacks also sponsor races.

March 2008 – Sponsored races by Jesken Graphics, RW Woodworking, and Drive-In Web Design

April 2008 – Jamie Hartley becomes the first Canadian SUPRS Champion by taking the Silver Crest Wing Supermodified Division Crown. Sponsored races by London Honda and Jesken Graphics. Ray Sand, Jr. caps off a banner winged Gold Crest Wing Supermodified Championship Season with a Summit Classic 125 win

May 2008 – John Davidson wins the Empire State Super Series. Non-Wing supermodifieds courtesy of Quesnell Designs are finished and ready to be run. Oswego Speedway in the last stages of testing.

June 2008 – Oswego Speedway is completed by Flash. Sandusky Speedway now in development. 2008 Gold Crest Non-Wing Supermodified Championship Season kicks off as does the Silver Crest Division Championship. SUPRS switches the non-wing season home track from Jennerstown Speedway to the recently completed Oswego Speedway. Myles Maxon wins the Jim Shampine Memorial. Gold Crest events to be sponsored by Supermodified Scorecard.com, Showplace Landscaping, MCS Racing, and Beachland Cleaning Services.

July 2008 – Largest off-line SUPRS gathering ever happens at the Hy-Miler Supermodified Nationals in Sandusky, OH. Over 350 meals of quasadilas and pulled pork bar-b-que served each night with donations going to Ryan Gibson Scholarship Fund for a total of over $1,700 raised.

August 2008 – Jamie Hartley becomes first Canadian winner of the Beachland Cleaning Services Topless! 200, while Kris Heveron repeats as Gold Crest Division Non-Wing Supermodified Champion. Dave Biro III wins the Silver Crest Division Non-Wing Supermodified Championship.

September 2008 – SUPRS members gather at Oswego Speedway for International Classic Weekend and have a group shot taken with real supermodified racers on the start-finish line after the race. Sandusky Speedway released in beta form by Flash. SUPRS mod version 4 released for 08-09 winged season by Quesnell Designs.

October 2008 – Real supermodified driver Randy Burch is awarded the Dion Parish Perseverance award. 18 racers checked in for the Silver Crest Division opener at LaPorte for a new record. A record 31 drivers sign in for the Dion Parish Memorial Pro-Am race.

November 2008 – Speed Meets Art.com joins SUPRS as a sponsor.

December 2008 – SUPRS Silver Division continues growing into record numbers. Sandusky Speedway is released by Flash.

January 2009 –Myles Maxon wins the inaugural  Terry Gibson Memorial 100 at Sandusky Speedway. Star Speedway in development by Flash.

February 2009 –Summit Classic to be run at Cayuga Speedway for the first time ever. Kris Heveron is crowned SUPRS Florida Speedweeks Champion with race wins going to John Davidson, Dave Biro III, Jamie Hartley and Heveron. Ray Sand, Jr. wins the prestigious Billy Vukovich III Classic.

March 2009 – SUPRS makes various charitable donations to super families in need. Gary Waldron makes history becoming the first person to win the Randy Witkum Memorial at Jennerstown more than once and first person to ever lead the prestigious race from green to checker. Steve Callahan wins Keystone Nationals.

April 2009 – Ray Sand, Jr. becomes a two-time and back to back Gold Crest Wing Supermodified Champion. Sand, Jr. and Myles Maxon wage epic back and forth battle all year. Rob Warren cops the 2008-09 Silver Crest Division Wing Supermodified Championship.

May 2009 – Silver Crest Division Director Myles Maxon heads up the Summer Series for Tour Typle Modifieds.

June 2009 – Gold Crest Division kicks off its 5^th Gold Crest Non-Wing Supermodified Championship Season, while the Silver Crest Division kicks off its 3^rd season.

July 2009 – SUPRS Member Rob Warren completes the mobile pods for the purpose of gaining more donations and members. The pods first use begins at one of SUPRS biggest donation drives as a part of the Hy-Miler Nationals at Sandusky Speedway.

August 2009 –Sean Calhoun captures the Silver Crest Division Non-Winged Championship. Devin Gee captures the Gold Crest Division Non-Winged Championship. Silver Crest Division Racer JR Radcliff dominates Topless! 200.

September 2009 –Gene Lee Gibson is awarded the Dion Parish Perseverance Award.

October 2009 – SUPRS Kicks off its 6^th Gold Crest Wing Supermodified Championship Season.

November 2009 – Through the SUPRS Pod program by Rob Warren, SUPRS is able to give $250 to help in the recovery of Stephen Gioia III. SUPRS also donates to ISMA as a point fund sponsor.

December 2009 –Stafford Motor Speedway completed by Flash.

January 2010 – SUPRS Still Alive and Kicking

February 2010 – Bobby G. wins Billy Vukovich III Classic, “Mighty” Myles Maxon cops Florida Speedweeks.

March 2010 – The “X-Man” Chad Phelps wins his first ever feature and it’s a big one-the SUPRS Copper World Classic. “Mighty” Myles Maxon keeps racking up the wins, taking the Randy Witkum Memorial and Keystone Nationals to pad his point lead.

April 2010 – “Mighty” Myles Maxon wins the Gold Crest Division Championship & Summit Classic 125, Joe Achzet cops Silver Crest Division Title.

June 2010 –SUPRS opens its 6^th Gold Crest Non-Wing Supermodified Championship Season. Minor adjustment to Non-Wing mod to damage model.

July 2010 – SUPRS holds its annual get together at Camp G-Spot at Hy-Miler Supermodified Nationals weekend in Sandusky, OH and thanks to the generous donation of Todd Gerold, SUPRS raises money for the Dion Parish Memorial Benevolent Fund for Supermodifieds. SUPRS thanks its many members for helping make this weekend a HUGE success.

August 2010 – John Davidson captures his 2^nd Gold Crest Non-Wing Supermodified Championship. Derrick Backus wins the Silver Crest Crown.

October 2010 – SUPRS kicks off its 7^th Winged Supermodified Championship Season. SUPRS cuts the Gold Crest schedule by 10 shows.

January 2011 – SUPRS begins rFactor Non-Wing Supermodified Development. Joe Achzet produces models and Doug Forgue begins mod development.

April 2011 – Ray Sand, Jr. becomes SUPRS Gold Crest Division Winged Champion for a third time. AJ Bernys wins Silver Crest Division Winged Supermodified Championship crown.

June 2011 – SUPRS kicks off 7^th Non-Winged Supermodified Season.

July 2011 – Adkins Glass sponsors the 7^th Annual Topless! 200.

August 2011 –Ray Sand, Jr. wins his first Gold Crest Division Non-Wing Supermodified championship.

September 2011 – SUPRS awards the Dion Parish Memorial Perseverance Award to Jack Smith at International Supermodified Association event held at Berlin Raceway.

October 2011 – SUPRS Begins its 8^th Gold Crest Wing Siupermodified Season, but drops separate Silver Crest Division due to time constraints of admins, and overall lack of interest by new members.

November 2011 – rFactor beta released by Doug Forgue. Testing begins. SUPRS turns 8 years old.

April 2012 – Ray Sand, Jr. captures 2011-12 Gold Crest Division Winged Supermodified Championship. Joey Callahan wins Rookie of the Year.

June 2012 – SUPRS kicks off its 8^th Gold Crest Non-Wing Non-Wing Supermodified Championship Season.

July 2012 – Jim Paller is awarded the Dion Parish Memorial Perseverance Award at Auto City Speedway Must See Racing event.

August 2012 – Ray Sand, Jr. wins the Topless! 200 and Gold Crest Division Non-Winged Supermodified Championship. Kevin Baker is the 2012 Non-Winged Rookie of the Year.

October 2012 – SUPRS kicks off its 9^th Gold Crest Wing Supermodified Championshipo Season. rFactor development ramps up further with lead designer Doug “Flash” Forgue at the helm and Joe Achzet assisting.

March 2013 – John Davidson becomes the first two-time winner of the SUPRS Copper World Classic.

April 2013 – Ray Sand, Jr. becomes first driver to win three Gold Crest Division Wing Supermodified Championships in a row. After many years of trying, “Steady” Steve Callahan is the triumphant winner of Summit Classic 125.

August 2013 – Myles Maxon battles Ray Sand, Jr. for the Topless! 200 win but comes up short giving Ray Sand, Jr. his third Gold Crest Division Non-Wing Championship. Maxon comes up less than 10 points short of Championship, while Sand, Jr. becomes first three-time winner of Topless! 200. George Pollack is crowned Rookie of the Year.

October 2013 – SUPRS embarks on its Tenth Anniversary season with its most ambitious schedule is several years featuring the return of the Florida Speedweeks, different tracks, and 40 races total. NASCAR Heat remains the main focus.

November 2013 – Former Rookie of the Year, Joey Callahan, gets his first ever heat race win in the Veterans Day Special then follows up a week later with his first feature win in Turkey Shoot 50 at Tri-Park Speedway. Callahan is awarded a Burgers’ Smokehouse Turkey for his win at Tri-Park.

December 2013 – Ray Sand, Jr. picks up his third Dion Parish Memorial after Lindsey Parish calls the drivers prior to race to give them encouragement and talk about her father. Gary Waldron wins the Christmas Special at Bracket Hill Raceway over teammate Carl Becker.

January 2014 – Dave Brigandi picks up his first Gold Crest heat race win at Crazy Canuck Snowball Derby. Ray Sand, Jr. takes his third Terry Gibson Memorial 100 in a row after a great three car battle and a pass of Steve Callahan late in the race. Ray Sand, Jr. pulls off feature win #72 and is crowned Mid-Season Championship and Carl Becker joins him in victory lane as winner of second Twin 35 while Kevin Timmins picks up his first ever Gold Crest heat race win.

February 2014 – Ray Sand, Jr. wins the Groundhog Day Derby and pulls to within one feature win of tying John Davidson on the All-Time Gold Crest win list. Rob Warren wins a spirited battle with Steve Callahan to take the 10^th Annual Billy Vukovich Classic 100 at Mesa Marin. Callahan comes back to win his first of the season at the Presidents’ Day Special at New River Valley. Florida Speedweeks successfully returns with five different winners in five nights including Kevin Timmins picking up his first ever SUPRS Gold-Crest feature and Ray Sand, Jr. winning at USA Int’l Speedway to tie Davidson for All-Time Wins and take the Speedweeks Championship. Kyle Perry and Myles Maxon return to racing with Perry putting in his best Gold-Crest feature finish ever, a second at Sunrise.

March 2014 – The Keystone Nationals returned to a three race format at Harrisburg, RT 93 and Jennerstown. A rousing battle between Bob Gangwer and Rob Warren for the overall Keystone Nationals Championship goes down the wire at the 10^th Annual Randy Witkum Memorial. Gangwer wins by a scant five points as Steve Callahan takes his first Randy Witkum Memorial 125, dedicating the win to his mother. SUPRS returns to Dover Downs for the first time in over 5 years and Steve Callahan continues his winning streak. Ray Sand, Jr. wins his second Copper World Classic while Callahan is crowned Copper World Classic non-wing champ and extends his win streak to three. As the month continues, Callahan takes the Empire State Supermodified Series win at Stafford Mountain Speedway, Xtreme Tuesday at Stafford Motor Speedway, and has the SUPRS Bounty placed on his head. This marks only the third time in SUPRS history that a driver has won five races in a row.

April 2014 – “Steady” Steve’s win streak is narrowly broken at the 4^th Annual SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 by Ray Sand, Jr. SUPRS then stages its first ever races at Colorado National Speedway. Using both the night and day versions, Rob Warren and Ray Sand, Jr. win. Warren and League Director Bob Gangwer continue to wage war for second place in points as Sand, Jr. seals his bid for the season championship and then wins the winged part of the Indyana Supermod Challenge at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Gangwer snags the non-wing part of that event. The 10^th Anniversary Gold Crest Wing Supermodified Championship season finishes on a strong note with a three-way battle between Ray Sand, Jr., Bob Gangwer, and Steve Callahan for the 10^th Annual Summit Classic 125 win. Sand, Jr. comes out on top sealing a perfect run for his fourth Gold Crest Wing Supermodified Championship in a row and sixth overall and ninth total in SUPRS history.

June 2014 – SUPRS kicks off the 10^th Anniversary Non-Wing Season with the Port City 75 Opener and Myles Maxon comes out swinging with a win. Maxon keeps rolling when he becomes the first three-time winner of the prestigious Jim Shampine Memorial at Oswego Speedway. “Mighty” Myles is on his way to a third win in a row at a regular 45 when his screen minimizes and he crashes. Rob Warren picks up the win marking almost 3 years to the date of his first SUPRS Gold-Crest Non-Wing win.

July 2014 – July heats up with the running of the Independence Day Twin 35s at Oswego Speedway and Myles Maxon is back in victory lane for the first one, while Chris Meyers grabs the second. Domenic Gioia does a very skilful job of holding off Myles Maxon and Chris Meyers to take the Mid-Season Championship. The inaugural Indiana Supermod Week, (ISMW), is run with races at Salem, Indianapolis Raceway Park. Sand, Jr. wins at LaPorte, while Gangwer takes Salem and LaPorte. Youngster Kyle Perry picks up his first ever SUPRS feature when he wins at IRP., while Sand, Jr. wins overall ISMW points. Sand, Jr. continues his winning ways when he claims the Mr. Online Supermodified Crown. Chris Meyers becomes the 10^th different winner in 10 years of The Whistler Pete Trenca Memorial after a great battle with Myles Maxon and Rob Warren. SUPRS donates money to Cleaning for a Reason in Memory of Tom Heveron.

March 2016- rFactor is used for the first time ever at a SUPRS Copper World Classic in the non-wing portion of the event and Ray Sand, Jr. wins it. Bob Gangwer takes the wing portion. Doug “Flash” Forgue formally parts ways with SUPRS as it’s in-house track and mod builder to work on projects for other leagues. On the 3/10, Rob Warren becomes the first three-time winner of the SUPRS Randy Witkum Memorial 125 at Jennerstown Speedway narrowly holding off Bob Gangwer. Warren wins two of three 11^th Annual Keystone Nationals events, and takes his second Keystone Nationals Championship.

December 2016- Domenic Gioia wins his first Dion Parish Memorial. The race was run for the first time at Kalamazoo Speedway using rFactor. Rob Warren takes the Christmas Special, run for the first time anywhere other than Bracket Hill Raceway. Warren’s win at Mopar Speedway, in his rFactor supermodified, is his third Christmas Special win in a row.

January 2017- SUPRS released SUPRS W v7.1 for rFactor which includes Allegresso chassis by Kevin Timmins as well as gives members the ability to customize their helmet and drivers suit. Rob Warren wins Crazy Canuck Snowball Derby and teams with Dave Brigandi for the Snowball Derby Challenge Championship. The race was run at Mosport Speedway using rFactor, marking the first time that this race was contested anywhere other than Cayuga Speedway. Rob Warren sweeps the Terry Gibson Memorial two-day show giving him four races in a row. He then went on to win his fifth at the ESS Blind Date Night race and the SUPRS Bounty was placed on his head going into the Mid-Season Championship Twin 35s at Oswego Speedway on the 24^th. Warren subsequently loses for the first time since December and Joe Achzet takes the bounty in the first Twin. However, Warren comes right back and takes the second Twin and wins the Mid-Season Championship and bonus points that go with it.

February 2017- Joe Achzet kicks off the month with win at Groundhog Day Derby making him the 12^th different driver in 13 years to win the race. Florida Speedweeks uses both NASCAR Heat and rFactor and has some of the most intense racing and close competition seen in recent years. Five different winners in five nights of racing and Rookie Nelson Rodrigues gets first win on Night 4 then Kyle Clark gets his first win on Night 5. Keith Powell takes Florida Speedweeks 2010 crown by just 5 points and becomes first driver from Ohio to win Speedweeks Championship. Steve Callahan closes out the month with his third Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 win.

March 2017-Rob Warren rolls into March like a lion winning the first two races of the 12^th Annual Keystone Nationals and the overall Keystone Nationals Championship for the second year in a row. Joe Achzet score as huge win at the 13^th Annual Randy Witkum Memorial 125. Bob Gangwer wins his first SUPRS rFactor feature at the New England 50 on the 21st then Rob Warren closes out the month with a big win in the SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 in a race that Gangwer led 133 laps, Warren stole the lead with 13 laps left.

April 2017-The Warren/Achzet show continues as SUPRS begins the trek west with the first race at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway for the first time since 2008. Warren takes the win after a torrid battle with Achzet in the waning laps. A stop at the Indianapolis Raceway Park a week later sees Warren winning the wing portion of the event and Achzet the non-wing feature. The Jeff Russell Special at The Bullring was one of the craziest of the year to date. It was a show that it seemed like many didn’t want to lead! Four of the five drivers that held the lead at one point ran out of fuel! Kyle Clark ended up taking his second win of the season. The season concluded with the SUPRS Season Summit Classic 125 at Madera Speedway. Bob Gangwer kicked off the week with a win in the 50 lap Monday Madera Madness non-wing race that was another wild show that had 7 cautions that totaled nearly 40 laps. Joe Achzet grabbed the pole for the 13^th Annual Summit Classic 125 with Rob Warren on the outside front-row for the third year in a row. The season ended up like it began with Warren and Achzet battling to the very end of the Summit.  Achzet leads the most laps but Warren, after a controversial late race pass takes the win and caps a record setting 15 win championship season.

June 2017-SUPRS releases a 14 race non-wing supermodified schedule with all races being rFactor and held at Oswego Speedway. Keith Powell opens the season strong with a win at the Port City Kick-Off  after leading all but three laps of the 50 lap feature. Rob Warren comes back the very next week to lead the last seven laps of the 12^th Annual Jim Shampine Memorial and claims his second win in a row at this prestigious sim race.

July 2017-Rob Warren starts the month off with a sweep of the Independence Day Twin 35s, then follows up the next week with the Mid-Season Championship. The points race widens, and Warren is alone on top. Jeff Weber wins his first feature in over five years when he leads all 45 laps of a green to checker race to close out the month on the 18^th.

August 2017-The month opens with the two-day 10^th Annual Mr. Online Supermodified show. Rob Warren lowers the wing track record to 15.711 on night one and goes on to win his heat race and the feature. Then on night 2, he again sets a new track record, and wins his heat. However Keith “Put One on Ya” Powell claims the feature and gains enough points to beat out Warren for the Mr. Online Supermodified title-his second in a row and record breaking third overall. On 8/8 Kyle Clark fulfills a dream when he wins his first non-wing supermodified sim racing feature at Oswego Speedway. Domenic Gioia was on top of the world when he won the heat and led all but two laps to claim The Whistler-13^th Annual Pete Trenca Memorial on 8/15. Keith Powell throws one last-ditch effort at winning his second SUPRS Championship when he claims the Finale’ 45 but it’s not enough as Rob Warren wins his heat and finishes fifth-enough to claim his third overall SUPRS Championship.  As Topless! 200 Week kicks off, Kyle Clark takes SUPRSNationals and rolls into victory lane for the fourth time in his career. Rob Warren sets another New Track Record for Non-Wing Supermodifieds at Oswego dropping the time to 16.154 to set on the pole for the Topless! 200. He then goes on to lead all but two laps of the season ending race to take his second one in a row. He ends the season with six wins total and the Gold Crest Non-Wing Supermodified Season Championship.

SUPRS 20^th Anniversary

October 2023-The historic 20^th consecutive year for the Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS), begins with the largest schedule ever released in the history of the sanction. Eight new to the series tracks are added, several tracks return after an absence from the schedule, more nights with double races added, along with expanded multi-race regional tour swings. This all makes for a 48 race season for the winged supermodified sim racing sanction that spans 14 states and Canada over a span of seven months.

Developments:

After many years of trying, SUPRS, through the non-stop efforts of Kevin Timmins adds moving wings to all rFactor models and launches SUPRS W v8.0 beta. Drivers are enthusiastic and pleased with the looks and asthetics of the new models. Work then begins to move forward at a feverish pace on new engine files developed by Brad Keysor with the goal of having them ready by the North Carolina Swing.

The Races:

-Zach Sears opens SUPRS 20^th year with his first win at the Harvest of Speed. Sears then backs it up the next week with his first win in the prestigious Dion Parish Memorial at Kalamazoo Speedway after coming from eight starting spot to lead all but three laps. Mindy Parish joins the pre-race show on the live broadcast to talk about her father Dion and give words of encouragement to the drivers and fans. On the same night, SUPRS releases the beta version of the SUPRS W v8 mod for rFactor and includes moving top wings for all the cars.

-The grueling North Carolina Swing kicks off a week later and Bob Gangwer is joined by Zach Sears as winners on the first night of racing at Dasera and Orange County. Sears keeps his hot streak going by winning the very next night at Southern National in a great race that had three different leaders, while Brad Keysor leads all but four laps at Concord to bring home the win. Keysor then goes on to claim his second North Carolina Swing Championship in a row by winning the 20^th Annual Hickory Hustle.

-Sears then comes back for the last race of October to break Dave Ohh’s stranglehold on the Black Kat Klassic, winning at New Bremen Speedway to kick off the 2023-24 SUPRS Ohio State 500 Series.

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November 2023-

Developments:

A brand new tire file is developed by Brad Keysor for rFactor. Featuring five different stagger sizes and three different compounds testing is done offline as well as online to create tires that fall off and will give drivers several different strategic options while also helping to slow speeds.

The tire is done and folded into the SUPRS W v8.0 mod and put to the brutal test at the Wing Side Up Twin 25s at Winchester and The Salem Speedways. It’s a successful test and the full and final mod is released as a package update.

Meanwhile, Nelson Rodrigues is going full-bore on a brand new SUPRS Lee USA Speedway. The Massachusetts native that grew up at the New Hampshire track as well as it’s neighbor in Epping, Star Speedway pushes for perfection. Testing is intense, though sporadic, as Nelson learns along the way.

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SUPRS WALL OF FAME

Gold Crest Champions

Silver Crest Champions

• 2007 Silver Crest Division Champion (Non-Wing): Brian Finnegan
• 2007-08 Silver Crest Division Champion (Wing): Jamie Hartley
• 2008 Silver Crest Division Champion (Non-Wing): Dave Biro III
• 2008-09 Silver Crest Division Champion (Wing): Rob Warren
• 2009 Silver Crest Division Champion (Non-Wing): Sean Calhoun
• 2009-10 Silver Crest Division Champion (Wing): Joe Achzet
• 2010 Silver Crest Division Champion (Non-Wing: Derrick Backus
• 2010-11 Silver Crest Division Champion (Wing): AJ Bernys

Rookies of the Year

SUPRS TRIPLE CROWN WINNERS

The SUPRS Triple Crown consists of three races run in the same year over the course of the wing and non-wing supermodified seasons. Race one of the year is the SUPRS All-Star Classic 200, (wing), race two the SUPRS Summit Classic 125, (wing), and race three the SUPRS Topless! 200, (non-wing). It is modeled after the real supermodified Triple Crown and sponsored by Icings on Top. The following drivers have succeeded in claiming a “Perfect Triple Crown” by winning all three in the same year.

• Ray Sand, Jr.: 2011
• Rob Warren: 2017
• Brad Keysor: 2021, 2023
• Dave Ohh: 2022

SUPRS TRIPLE CROWN EVENTS

Season Summit Classic 125 – Wing – A SUPRS Triple Crown Race – LaPorte/Cayuga/Madera Speedways

• 2005 Summit Classic Champion-LaPorte Speedway: John Davidson
• 2006 Summit Classic Champion-LaPorte Speedway: John Davidson
• 2007 Summit Classic Champion-LaPorte Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2008 Summit Classic Champion-LaPorte Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2009 Summit Classic Champion-LaPorte Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2010 Summit Classic Champion-Cayuga Speedway: Myles Maxon
• 2011 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2012 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: John Davidson
• 2013 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Steve Callahan
• 2014 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2015 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Bobby Gangwer
• 2016 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Bobby Gangwer
• 2017 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2018 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Bobby Gangwer
• 2019 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2020 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2021 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2022 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2023 Summit Classic Champion-Madera Speedway: Brad Keysor

Topless! 200 – Non Wing – A SUPRS Triple Crown Race – Jennerstown/Oswego Speedways

• 2005 Topless! 200 Champion-Jennerstown Speedway: John Davidson
• 2006 Topless! 200 Champion-Jennerstown Speedway: John Davidson
• 2007 Topless! 200 Champion-Jennerstown Speedway: Myles Maxon
• 2008 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Jamie Hartley
• 2009 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway:JR Radcliff
• 2010 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Dave Biro III
• 2011 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2012 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2013 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2014 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Myles Maxon
• 2015 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Chris Meyers
• 2016 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2017 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2018 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Bobby Gangwer
• 2019 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2020 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2021 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2022 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2022 Topless! 200 Champion-Oswego Speedway: Brad Keysor

SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 – Wing -A SUPRS Triple Crown Race – Star Speedway

• 2011 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Ray Sand Jr
• 2012 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Keith Powell
• 2013 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2014 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2015 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Steve Callahan
• 2016 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Steve Callahan
• 2017 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Rob Warren
• 2018 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Derrick Backus
• 2019 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Rob Warren
• 2020 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Dave Ohh
• 2021 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Brad Keysor
• 2022 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Dave Ohh
• 2023 SUPRS All-Star Classic 200 Champion: Brad Keysor

MARQUEE EVENTS

Cherry Breaker -Wing – Invitation Only Race for Drivers That Have Never Won a SUPRS Winged Supermodified Feature – LaPorte/Cayuga/Madera Speedways

• 2005 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner-LaPorte Speedway: Mark Pasquale
• 2006 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner-LaPorte Speedway: Steve Callahan
• 2007 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner-LaPorte Speedway: Doug Heveron
• 2008 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner-LaPorte Speedway: Josh Crannell
• 2009 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner: N/A
• 2010 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner: N/A
• 2011 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner: N/A
• 2012 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner: N/A
• 2013 Cherry Breaker 63 Winner-Madera Speedway: Doug Forgue
• 2014-2019:  No Race
• 2020 Cherry Breaker Winner-Madera Speedway: Henry Kelleher
• 2021 Cherry Breaker Winner-Madera Speedway: Ryan Cloonan
• 2022, 2023: No Race

Rising Star – Non Wing- Non Winners Race – Jennerstown/Oswego Speedway

• 2005 Rising Star 50 Winner-Jennerstown Speedway: Buddy Cottom
• 2006 Rising Star 50 Winner-Jennerstown Speedway: Chris Nicastro
• 2007 Rising Star 50 Winner-Jennerstown Speedway: David Biro, Jr.
• 2008 Rising Star 56 Winner-Oswego Speedway: Tim Buchanan
• 2009 Rising Star 63 Winner- Oswego Speedway: Randy Ritskes
• 2010 Rising Star 63 Winner-Oswego Speedway: Jeff Weber
• 2011 Rising Star 63 Winner: N/A
• 2012 Rising Star 63 Winner: N/A
• 2013-2019: No Race
• 2020 Rising Star 50 Winner-Oswego Speedway: Zach Sears
• 2021 Rising Star 50 Winner-Oswego Speedway: Anthony Corsoniti
• 2022, 2023 Rising Star 50 Winner: No Race

SUPRSNationals-Wing-Oswego Speedway

• 2008 SUPRSNationals Winner: Devin Gee
• 2009 SUPRSNationals Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2010 SUPRSNationals Winner: Chris Meyers
• 2011 SUPRSNationals Winner: N/A
• 2012 SUPRSNationals Winner: N/A
• 2013 SUPRSNationals Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2014 SUPRSNationals Winner: Rob Warren
• 2015: No Race
• 2016 SUPRSNationals Winner: Derrick Backus
• 2017 SUPRSNationals Winner: Kyle Clark
• 2018 SUPRSNationals Winner: Rob Warren
• 2019 SUPRSNationals Winner: Brad Keysor
• 2020 SUPRSNationals Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2021 SUPRSNationals Winner: Brad Keysor
• 2022 SUPRSNationals Winner: Bob Gangwer
• 2023 SUPRSNationals Winner: Zach Sears

Mr. Online Supermodified – Non Wing – Oswego Speedway

• 2008 Mr. Online Supermodified: “Kryptonite” Kris Heveron
• 2009 Mr. Online Supermodified: “Kryptonite” Kris Heveron
• 2010 Mr. Online Supermodified: Keith “Put One on Ya” Powell
• 2011 Mr. Online Supermodified: “Rocket” Rob Warren
• 2012 Mr. Online Supermodified: Bobby “The Hoosier Hustler” Gangwer
• 2013 Mr. Online Supermodified: Bobby “The Hoosier Hustler” Gangwer
• 2014 Mr. Online Supermodified: “The Sandman” Ray Sand, Jr.; 97 pts
• 2015 Mr. Online Supermodified: “Rocket: Rob Warren; 175 pts
• 2016 Mr. Online Supermodified: Keith “Put One on Ya” Powell; 100 pts
• 2017 Mr. Online Supermodified: Keith “Put One on Ya” Powell; 189 pts
• 2018 Mr. Online Supermodified: “Rocket” Rob Warren; 192 pts
• 2019 Mr. Online Supermodified: Dave “SpeedyMan” Ohh; 198 pts
• 2020 Mr. Online Supermodified: Dave “SpeedyMan” Ohh; 191 pts
• 2021 Mr. Online Supermodified: “The Coach” Brad Keysor; 197 pts
• 2022 Mr. Online Supermodified: “The Coach” Brad Keysor; 177 pts
• 2023 Mr. Online Supermodified” “SpeedyMan” Dave Ohh; 177 pts

MEMORIAL EVENTS

Dion Parish Memorial 62-Wing-State Fair/Rander/Kalamazoo Speedways

• 2004 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-State Fair Speedway: Bobby Gangwer
• 2005 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-State Fair Speedway: Sean O’Kane
• 2006 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2007 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2008 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Chris Meyers
• 2009 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: John Davidson
• 2010 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Keith Powell
• 2011 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Steve Callahan
• 2012 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Carl Becker
• 2013 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2014 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Chris Meyers
• 2015 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Rander Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2016 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Domenic Gioia
• 2017 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2018 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Derrick Backus
• 2019 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2020 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2021 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2022 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2023 Dion Parish Memorial Winner-Kalamazoo Speedway: Zach Sears

Randy Witkum Memorial-Wing-Jennerstown Speedway

• 2005 (January) Randy Witkum Memorial 63 Winner: John Davidson
• 2005-06 (11/16/2005) Randy Witkum Memorial 63 Winner: Gary Waldron
• 2006-07 Randy Witkum Memorial 63 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2007-08 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Bobby Gangwer
• 2008-09 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Gary Waldron
• 2009-10 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2010-11 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Chris Meyers
• 2011-12 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2012-13 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2013-14 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Steve Callahan
• 2014-15 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Bobby Gangwer
• 2015-16 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2016-17 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Joe Achzet
• 2017-18 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Bob Gangwer
• 2018-19 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2019-20 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Keith Powell
• 2020-21 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2021-22 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2022-23 Randy Witkum Memorial 125 Winner: Bob Gangwer

Billy Vukovich III Classic-Wing-Mesa Marin Speedway

• 2005 Billy Vukovich III Classic 63 Winner: Bud Flath
• 2006 Billy Vukovich III Classic 75 Winner: John Davidson
• 2007 Billy Vukovich III Classic 75 Winner: Devin Gee
• 2008 Billy Vukovich III Classic 75 Winner: John Davidson
• 2009 Billy Vukovich III Classic 75 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2010 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Bobby Gangwer
• 2011 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: John Davidson
• 2012 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Steve Callahan
• 2013 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Steve Callahan
• 2014 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2015 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2016 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Bobby Gangwer
• 2017 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Steve Callahan
• 2018 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Keith Powell
• 2019 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2020 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2021 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2022 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Bob Gangwer
• 2023 Billy Vukovich III Classic 100 Winner: Bob Gangwer

The Whistler Pete Trenca Memorial-Non-Wing-Jennerstown Speedway/Oswego Speedway

• 2005 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Sean Gibbs
• 2006 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Kris Heveron
• 2007 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2008 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: John Davidson
• 2009 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: JR Radcliff
• 2010 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Dave Biro III
• 2011 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Carl Becker
• 2012 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Domenic Gioia
• 2013 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Rob Warren
• 2014 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Chris Meyers
• 2015 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Keith Powell
• 2016 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Keith Powell
• 2017 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Domenic Gioia
• 2018 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Rob Warren
• 2019 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2020 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Brad Keysor
• 2021 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Brad Keysor
• 2022 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2023 Pete Trenca Memorial Winner: Dave Ohh

Jim Shampine Memorial-Non-Wing-Jennerstown Speedway/Oswego Speedway

• 2006 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Jennerstown Speedway: Dave Soja
• 2007 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Jennerstown Speedway: Myles Maxon
• 2008 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Myles Maxon
• 2009 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Kris Heveron
• 2010 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: John Davidson
• 2011 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: John Davidson
• 2012 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Dave Biro III
• 2013 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2014 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Myles Maxon
• 2015 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2016 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2017 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2018 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Rob Warren
• 2019 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Brad Keysor
• 2020 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2021 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Ryan Cloonan
• 2022 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Dave Ohh
• 2023 Jim Shampine Memorial Winner-Oswego Speedway: Zach Sears

Terry Gibson Memorial 100-Wing-Sandusky Speedway

• 2009 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2010 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: John Davidson
• 2011 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2012 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2013 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2014 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2015 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2016 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Bob Gangwer
• 2017 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2018 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Rob Warren
• 2019 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2020 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Steve Callahan
• 2021 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2022 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2023 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2024 Terry Gibson Memorial 100 Winner: Dave Ohh

MAJOR EVENTS

Harvest of Speed Season Opener- Wing-LaPorte Speedway

• 2005 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: John Davidson
• 2006 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Sean O’Kane
• 2007 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2008 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2009 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2010 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Gary Waldron
• 2011 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2012 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Chris Meyers
• 2013 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2014 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2015 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2016 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Bobby Gangwer
• 2017 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Bobby Gangwer
• 2018 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Keith Powell
• 2019 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Rob Warren
• 2020 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2021 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2022 Harvest of Speed Season Opener Winner: Dave Ohh

Season Opener/Port City Kick-Off; Non-Wing – Jennerstown Speedway/Oswego Speedway

• 2005 Season Opener Winner: John Davidson/Sean Gibbs(Independence Day Twin 35s)
• 2006 Port City Kick-Off Winner: Jim Crannell
• 2007 Season Opener Winner: Myles Maxon(Jim Shampine Memorial)
• 2008 Season Opener Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2009 Port City Kick-Off Winner: Bob Gangwer
• 2010 Port City Kick-Off Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2011 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Rob Warren
• 2012 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner John Davidson
• 2013 Port City 75 Kick-Off Winner: Jeff Weber
• 2014 Port City 75 Kick-Off Winner: Myles Maxon
• 2015 Port City 75 Kick-Off Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.
• 2016 Port City 75 Kick-Off Winner: Clinton Cyr
• 2017 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Keith Powell
• 2018 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Rob Warren
• 2019 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Keith Powell
• 2020 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2021 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Rob Warren
• 2022 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Dave Ohh
• 2023 Port City 50 Kick-Off Winner: Brad Keysor

SUPRS Copper World Classic-Wing-Phoenix International Raceway

• 2005 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: JP Curry-PA
• 2006 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: John Davidson-CA
• 2007 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Chuck Russell-MO
• 2008 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Kris Heveron-FL
• 2009 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Bobby Gangwer-IN
• 2010 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Chad Phelps-NY
• 2011 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Jeff Weber-IN
• 2012 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.-NY
• 2013 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: John Davidson-CA
• 2014 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.-NY
• 2015 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Steve Callahan-OH
• 2016 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Bobby Gangwer-IN
• 2017 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Nelson Rodrigues-MA
• 2018 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Nelson Rodrigues-MA
• 2019 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Keith Powell-OH
• 2020 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT
• 2021 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Brad Keysor-NY
• 2022 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT
• 2023 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT

SUPRS Copper World Classic-Non-Winged-Phoenix International Raceway

• 2014 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Steve Callahan-OH
• 2015 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Myles Maxon-NY
• 2016 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Ray Sand, Jr.-NY
• 2017 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Joe Achzet-NY
• 2018 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Rob Warren-NY
• 2019 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT
• 2020 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT
• 2021 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Zach Sears-OH
• 2022 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT
• 2023 SUPRS Copper World Classic Winner: Dave Ohh-CT

SUPRS Copper World Classic Champions

(Note: Prior to 2016, the winner of the wing supermodified race was considered the Copper World Classic Champion. Since then, the winner is determined by combining feature finish points for both wing and non-wing shows)

• 2005 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: JP Curry-PA
• 2006 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: John Davidson-CA
• 2007 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Chuck Russell-MO
• 2008 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Kris Heveron-FL
• 2009 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Bobby Gangwer-IN
• 2010 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Chad Phelps-NY
• 2011 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Jeff Weber-IN
• 2012 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.-NY
• 2013 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: John Davidson-CA
• 2014 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.-NY
• 2015 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Steve Callahan-OH
• 2016 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.; NY; 155 pts
• 2017 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Joe Achzet; NY-140 pts
• 2018 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Nelson Rodrigues; MA; 145 pts
• 2019 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Dave Ohh; CT; 155 pts
• 2020 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Dave Ohh; CT; 160 pts
• 2021 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Brad Keysor; NY; 150 pts (3-way tie)
• 2022 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Dave Ohh; CT; 160 pts
• 2023 SUPRS Copper World Classic Champion: Dave Ohh; CT; 155 pts (tie with Brad Keysor)

Crazy Canuck Snowball Derby & Can-Am Challenge History-Winged-Cayuga Speedway:

Year	Winner	Snowball Derby Team Challenge Champions	Can-Am Challenge
2005	John Davidson	N/A	Team USA
2006	Sean Gibbs	Jim Davidson/Bob Gangwer	Team Canada
2007	Mike Jackson	Dan Brigandi/Bob Gangwer	Team USA
2008	Ray Sand, Jr.	Ray Sand, Jr./Carl Becker	Team USA
2009	Ray Sand, Jr.	Myles Maxon/Gary Waldron	Team Canada
2010	Myles Maxon	Jamie Hartley/Bob Gangwer	Team USA
2011	John Davidson	Ed Riley/Bob Gangwer	Team USA
2012	Jeff Weber	Rob Warren/Gary Waldron	Team USA
2013	Chris Meyers	N/A	Team USA
2014	Ray Sand, Jr.	Ray Sand, Jr./Dave Brigandi	Team USA
2015	Myles Maxon	Myles Maxon/Domenic Gioia	Team USA
2016	Ray Sand, Jr.	Ray Sand, Jr./Dave Brigandi	Team USA
2017	Rob Warren	Rob Warren/Dave Brigandi	Team USA
2018	Rob Warren	Keith Powell/Steve Callahan	Team USA
2019	Rob Warren	Keith Powell/Nelson Rodrigues	Team USA
2020	Brad Keysor	Brad Keysor/Carl Becker	Team USA
2021	Dave Ohh	Brad Keysor/Dave Ohh	Team USA
2022	Dave Ohh	Bob Gangwer/Keith Powell	Team USA
2023	Zach Sears	Gary Waldron/Bob Gangwer	Team USA
2024	Zach Sears	Anthony Corsoniti/Bobby Hayduk	Team USA

MULTI-RACE SWINGS

Indiana Supermod Week Champion-Non-Wing:

• 2014 Indiana Supermod Week Champion: Ray Sand, Jr.-NY

Here’s a visual look back at the different styles of supermodifieds SUPRS has used for NASCAR Heat and rFactor: