With the start of the 2024 race season rapidly approaching, Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is pleased to announce the addition of Vornado Air, LLC to the team! Founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1945, Vornado maintains its worldwide reputation for forward-thinking products and above-and-beyond customer service from its headquarters in Andover, Kansas.

The addition compliments an already impressive roster of companies invested in both in Kansas and the Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team. “When we are developing these brand relationships with companies like Vornado, The Bradbury Group, Mel Hambleton, Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service and the other businesses that make up our team, we are really looking for companies that are committed to their employees, their consumers and race fans everywhere.”

“The Vornado products are not only designed beautifully, but they can stand up to the conditions we are encountering at the racetracks and as we travel. They’ve got a five year warranty and you don’t have to be worried they are going to break down or stop working just because you are using them in the dirt. The EX05 especially is so great in our trailer or in the shop in tight places,” said Campbell.

About Jeremy Campbell Motorsports

The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team has more than 20 years of excellence both on the track and off. Based in Goddard, Kansas, the team is committed to showcasing Kansas businesses, while providing a compelling experience for fans everywhere. JCM will be competing in events through the Midwest this year, while also helping to develop the karting scene in Kansas, and encouraging kids to fall in love with motorsports. For more information, visit www.jeremycampbell.net. 

To learn more about the Vornado Air brand and forward-thinking products they produce, visit www.vornado.com 

For More Information:

Katie Campbell

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports

(620) 386-4061

katie@jeremycampbell.net

Wichita, KS - In an expansion of last year’s ventures, Jeremy Campbell Motorsports announces a season long partnership with The Bradbury Group, based out of Moundridge, Kansas, for the 2024 race season!

“The Bradbury Group is a great addition to our team" said Campbell. “They came out to the track last year and met fans and soaked in the atmosphere, now we are happy to share that they are back for more! We have a history of working with local companies that value honesty and integrity. Companies that are committed to helping their team members grow while serving the families around Kansas, and in Bradbury’s case, across the globe.”

“What really caught our attention when we started discussing ways we could team up is the job opportunities and internship opportunities they have available for people of all ages. You can tell they really support their employees, and that’s something important to me when my team is going to represent a company!”

The Bradbury Group was founded in 1959 in Moundridge, Kansas. The growing group of companies design and manufacture high-quality, productivity-enhancing metal processing equipment for customers around the world, including innovative roll forming production lines, insulated metal panel lines, coil processing lines, levelers, slitting lines, metal tile roofing production lines, controls and more.

Your first chance to see the #10c machine is this Saturday, February 17th at the Mel Hambelton Racing Open House, in Wichita, Kansas. The following week, the team will be on hand for the Dan’s Cycle Open House in Hesston, Kansas. 

Through the partnership with The Bradbury Group, the team will have special handouts available for fans and especially kids! 

For More Information:

Katie Campbell

katie@jeremycampbell.net

The ASCS Sooner region returned to 81 Speedway for their last visit of the 2023 season this past Saturday. The crowd favorite #10c team had a strong 5th place finish going when the motor expired. Campbell was able to nurse the car around the track for the final lap before crossing the finish line 7th. 

With only a few dates remaining on the schedule for the 360 sprint car, the team has made the decision to suspend racing for the rest of the season and focus on preparing for 2024. Campbell currently sits 11th in ASCS National points, despite only running 13 of their scheduled events this season. 

The Ojar Peters #51 car will run one more event this season, a visit to Longdale Speedway with the URSS series. 

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop, Maxwell Ag Aviation, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Photo: Gary Cornelison

Wichita, KS  - More than 80 360 Sprint Car teams descended on Lucas Oil Speedway this past weekend for the always exciting Jesse Hockett Memorial. 

Campbell started the weekend strong, qualifying second fastest in his group and then winning Heat 5, transferring him directly to Thursday’s main event. The #10c machine finished 8th in A-Main action, setting Campbell up on the front row of a Qualifier Feature for Saturday’s action. 

Two different rain showers thwarted the ASCS and Lucas Oil teams best efforts at racing Saturday, and the entire show was moved to Sunday afternoon. Starting at the front of his qualifier, Campbell again was able to deliver a win, setting up a 11th place main event start. After watching the track throughout the event, the team unfortunately guessed wrong on how it would develop during the A main, and Campbell ended the weekend with an ill-handling car, salvaging a 17th place finish. 

“We really thought the track was going to go away faster than it did on Sunday,” said Campbell. We set the car up for the end of the race, and then things never changed as much as we thought they would. It’s always an honor to make the main event here, 60 other cars didn’t, but we had a faster car than our results show.” 

Next up for JCM is a return to 81 Speedway September 23rd. 

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop,Maxwell Ag Aviation, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

September 23rd - 81 Speedway, ASCS Sooner Region

Jeremy Campbell and the Ojar Peters team traveled to Belleville Highbanks this weekend for their first attempt at taming the historic half mile with the 305 #51 Sprint Car. Campbell has now competed at the wicked fast track with the NCRA 410 Sprint Car series, the Malvern Bank 360 series (and NCRA 360 Series), and mostly recently with the URSS 305 series. 

Friday the team started the weekend off strong, 2nd fast in qualifying, only a fraction off the new track record set by Luke Cranston. Finding clean air was key as usual during the main event, with Campbell and Stu Snyder chasing leader John Carney. Campbell finished the evening 3rd. 

Saturday Campbell once again rose to the top of the field, claiming quick time in qualifying with the 45 car field, then moving from 4th to 2nd heat race action. Starting on the pole in the main event, Campbell was unable to get to the top by turn 1, and spent the race tracking leader Kyle Jones as the top cars set a blistering pace around the outside for the 30 lap feature. 

Jones and the 4th place finisher would later fail to make weight requirements, with Campbell crowned Champion of the 6th Annual 305 Belleville Nationals, followed by John Carney and Luke Cranston. 

“Racing all three sprint motors here at Belleville, the only main difference is the take off speed.” Campbell said. “When you are all wound up on the wall, it’s still a bad fast track to race on.” 

The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team extends a special thanks to Ojar and Cathy Peters for the opportunity to race with them this season! 

Up next for JCM is a return to 81 Speedway August 19th with the URSS.

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop,Maxwell Ag Aviation, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

August 19th - 81 Speedway, URSS (with Ojar Peters #51 Team)

August 26th - Salina Highbanks, Salina, OK 

September 2nd - Longdale Speedway, ASCS 

After struggling with the Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team over the last couple weeks, including a crash at the Belleville Highbanks and motor issues at Dodge City Raceway, the team took a break to compete at the 67th and final Hutchinson Grand Nationals. 

Campbell and the Ojar Peter’s #51 team started 10th in the A-Main, advancing to 6th place before the shortened race ended on lap 20. The next event for the duo is the Belleville 305 Nationals coming up August 4th and 5th. 

The JCM #10c returns to the track Saturday, June 22nd at the familiar 81 Speedway with the American Sprint Car Series National Tour. The team will have both a merchandise booth and a special display of the #17c cage kart ran by Jaxten Campbell. 

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop,Maxwell Ag Aviation, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

July 22 - 81 Speedway, Wichita, Kansas

August 4th and 5th - Belleville 305 Nationals (with Ojar Peters #51 Team)

The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team returned to Caney Valley Speedway Saturday, kicking off a 3 event swing with the American Sprint Car Series Summer Super Series! 

After winning Heat 3, Campbell lined up in third position for A Feature action. After a few great restarts Campbell unfortunately got shuffled to the back in a race plagued by reds and cautions. 

“As great as the car felt in the heat race, we went totally the other way in the main event. I just missed the set up and couldn’t make the top work the way we had hoped. I feel a little bit better that almost everyone on the track seemed to have also missed the set up, but it made for a bunch of very strong, very ill-handling sprint cars on a tiny track.”

The team will regroup and head Northwest this weekend as they join the ASCS National Tour July 1st at WaKeeney Speedway, and then the 360’s return to the famed Belleville Highbanks on July 3rd. 

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop,Maxwell Ag Aviation, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

July 1 - Wakenney, Kansas - ASCS National Tour 

July 3 - Belleville Highbanks, Belleville, Kansas

July 7-8 - Dodge City Raceway Park, Dodge City, Kansas 

WICHITA, KS - The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team got another chance to race in front of the hometown crowd this weekend with two Kansas events scheduled with the American Sprint Car Series. 

First up Humboldt Speedway Friday evening. Campbell was second quick in qualifying action, and finished second in his heat race, setting him up for a 12th place starting position for the main event. Trying to make something happen around the top, Campbell initially fell back to 14th spot while everyone focused on the low line, but patience and persistence paid off late in the race, when he was able to stage an aggressive comeback, passing eight cars to finish 6th. 

Saturday the JCM team returned to 81 Speedway, the first event of the year for the #10c team in front of the home crowd. Campbell was fastest in his qualifying group, and started 4th in heat race action, finishing 2nd. This speed and consistency set Campbell up to start 5th in the main event. 

Jason Martin, Matt Covington and Brandon Anderson set a blistering pace as the feature took off, with Campbell and Kyler Johnson close behind. Campbell had just passed for 4th place when he tangled with a lap car mid race, ending his feature run. 

“I hate to go out like this in front of our fans and sponsors,” said Campbell. “Every time we run here at 81 we want to deliver an exciting show, and tonight we just didn’t have the luck we needed. I’m looking forward to coming back in July and getting the job done.”

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

June 24- Caney, Kansas - ASCS National Tour - Tentative

July 1 - Wakenney, Kansas - ASCS National Tour 

July 3 - Belleville Highbanks, Belleville, Kansas

5-22-2023 - The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports Team made their season debut with the ASCS National Tour this weekend as the series made a two day stop at Longdale Speedway in Longdale, Oklahoma. With persistent rain following the series, teams were eager to get the event in, so the Friday / Saturday schedule was pushed to a Saturday / Sunday plan. 

Campbell finished 3rd in his heat, setting up a 6th place start for Saturday’s 26 car main event. The feature went green to checkered, with 25 laps of blistering fast action, and Campbell crossed the finish line 7th. 

Longdale, Oklahoma

ASCS National Tour

Sunday’s action saw a 2nd place heat race finish, combined with 4th place in group qualifying, placing Campbell 10th to start the A. Playing defense after a couple on track bobbles by other drivers threatened to collect the #10c, Campbell found himself all the way back to 16th with ground to make up. As tire concerns began to come into play, Campbell was able to conserve rubber while still steadily picking off positions, running out of laps in 8th spot. 

“The car was fast all weekend,” said Campbell. “I feel like I could put it wherever I wanted on the track, we just had a hard time making up ground. These guys are all so fast, and we are all so evenly matched, that when you get shuffled to the back or something like that, it’s hard to make up for that mistake. Two Top Tens for the weekend when you look at the quality of cars in those first 10 spots is pretty good.”

Next up for the Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team is a June 3rd event with the Ojar Peters team at Dodge City Speedway. Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

June 3 - Dodge City Raceway Park - URSS

June 17 - 81 Speedway - ASCS National Tour 

June 23 - Red Dirt Raceway - Mike Peters Freedom Classic 

5-15-2023

Jeremy Campbell and Ojar Peters teamed up for URSS action this past weekend at 81 Speedway in Wichita, Kansas. Coming off a 4th place finish on their last outing, the duo were eager to improve, and the track provided an elbows-up, fast racing surface! 

Starting 6th in heat race action, Campbell made some quick moves at the start, and was able to make it up to second place before running out of laps. The impressive run put him high points for the evening, although a tough redraw resulted in the #51 starting 6th for the main event. 

On a roll again during the A Feature, Campbell battled his way up to 2nd position, on the hunt for leader Jake Martens. The two put on a slide job clinic the last ten laps of the main, much to the delight of the Wichita fans. After a late race caution and restart, Martens emerged victorious with Campbell coming home second. 

“Ojar’s #51 car was great, and I really appreciate the excellent equipment and opportunities I have with this car every time out. I feel like the track gave us a chance to show how fast we are, and things just keep getting better every time out,” Campbell said. 

Next up for the Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team is a two day event at Longdale Speedway with the ASCS National Tour. Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, Nelson Circles - TDN Farms, Mel Hambelton Ford Racing, Ivan and Tammy Etherton, Maxwell Ag Aviation, BEPC, Maxim Chassis, Hepfner Racing Products, Diversified Machine, Inc, Big Corner Creative, Advanced Performance Engineering, Cannady Body Shop, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

Upcoming Events:

May 19-20 - Longdale Speedway - ASCS National Tour

June 3 - Dodge City Raceway Park - URSS