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

Wichita, KS - After a two week hiatus from racing action, the Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team returned to Creek County this weekend for the two day Mickey Walker Classic.

The tight corners and unique racing at Creek continues to be a challenge for the team, but Campbell and the team continue to make progress, and recorded two top ten's for the weekend plus a heat race win.

"This tight racing where everyone is on top of each other in the corners is just such a different head game for me. I've spent so many years racing at tracks where you are watching your line into corners so you aren't getting behind someone and messing up your airflow, that to come to a place like this where the regulars are used to being four or five cars deep in the corners really pushes me outside my usual driving style," Campbell said.

Next up for the team is a June 25th event at 81 Speedway, followed by a ASCS National Tour weekend at Wakenney Speedway.

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by long-term sponsors 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, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

For more information visit www.jeremycampbell.net or find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/campbell10c.

5/16/2022

WICHITA, KS – The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports teamed captured win #1 of the season this Saturday in only the second race of the season! The ASCS Sooner and Warrior regions returned to Monett Motor Speedway this weekend, where Campbell had won with the series in 2021, and again was fast from the start. With multiple teams facing tire issues, Campbell used his experience and tire control to hold on to the lead as the checkered flag waved.

“We cut a tire in the heat race, and as people were falling off I knew I needed to drive it straight into the corners and not slide my tires across the surface. With the tire shortage around the Midwest we really have to be smart with our new tires. We chose to run a used tire and made it work,” said Campbell.

Saturday night both tours continued the competition at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri. The team struggled with set-up throughout the evening, but Campbell raced his way into the main event through the B feature. Starting 19th, the #10c machine made it up to 16th place.

Up next for the team is a May 21st event at 81 Speedway, followed by the Mickey Walker Classic at Creek County Speedway June 3rd and 4th.

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by long-term sponsors 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, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

For more information visit www.jeremycampbell.net or find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/campbell10c.

This Saturday, November 20th, the ASCS Sooner Region 2021 season will come to a close with a final event at Caney Valley Speedway in Caney, Kansas.

The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports team goes into the event leading the ASCS Sooner Region points standings, with 21 Top Ten’s in 28 events.

2021 marked Campbell’s 21st year in a sprint car, and his second full year in competition with ASCS. Campbell currently holds four NCRA Sprint Car Championships and eight 81 Speedway track championships.

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by long-term sponsors Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, 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, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

WICHITA, KS - After a three-event swing through Kansas and Oklahoma this past weekend, the #10c team finished up with three top tens, and now has their eyes set on a upcoming return to home track 81 Speedway.

Up first is a inaugural event at New Tulsa Speedway, June 18th with the ASCS Sooner Region, then Saturday, June 19th, the ASCS Sooner regions rolls into Wichita, Kansas for a return to the redesigned 81 Speedway. Campbell, a local fan favorite, holds eight track champions at the facility!

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is supported by long-term sponsors Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, 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, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.

For more information visit www.jeremycampbell.net or find us at facebook.com/campbell10c.

Wichita, KS - The Jeremy Campbell Motorsports teams heads south again this week for three events at three different tracks June 4th, 5th, and 6th with the ASCS Sooner Region. First up is a stop at Humboldt Speedway for a rain make up from earlier this season. Next, a visit to Lawton Speedway in southern Oklahoma, and finally a Sunday night return to Creek County Speedway for the Mickey Walker Classic.

Team #10c heads into these events second in points with the ASCS Sooner Region. The month of June heats up with six different races at five different tracks, along with a return to Campbell’s home track, 81 Speedway in Wichita, KS.

Jeremy Campbell Motorsports is thankful for the long-term support of Dan’s Cycle, Scott’s Well Service, Knoche Farms, Knoche Transport, 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, Hampel Oil, Penske Racing Shocks, Saldana Racing Products.