Qualifying Results

We've reached the halfway point of the 2026 regular season! So far, Markell Murphy, Alex Crapser and Ryan Heuser have stood above the rest. Heuser is on a two-race winning streak, adding his total to four while earning $23,600,000 during the bi-week events at Charlotte. Murphy and Crapser finished top-half of the field in every race so far, with both drivers out-qualifying Heuser for the Bepis 400. Bepis representative Zakk Miller will start on the pole, hoping to outlast the rest and catch the "Big-3" for the Championship Crown!

Longtime crew chief King Joe Dawkins is on the hot seat! He and John Tharp have endured a sub-par 2026 campaign, struggling more than Joey Chestnut at a vegan cafe. They've finished on the lead lap only six times this season despite finishing every event. Fortunately, they're on a three-race leading streak, with a second-place finish just two races ago. With 256-points to gain on 10th-place Tony Pizzaro, look for the Zig-Zag #14 to race with urgency and vigor in the Bepis 400!

Friday, June 12th, 4:00 ET

Johnny Reed Foley is back! He mastered the wheelchair. He conquered the cane! He even tried his grandmothers' walker, locked upstairs since 1992. "They had tennis ball grips on the legs." exclaimed Foley. "Using it was more fun than driving!" Speaking of driving, Foley's been driving sales during his rehab, starting a new company called Foiley (Aluminum Foil For the Soul). He will start 22nd for the Bepis 400, hoping to avoid the early-race carnage.

Youth and endurance thrive in the Coke 600! Adam Crapser captured his first career checkered flag in 2024, ending a 193-race winless drought dating back to the 2019 Daytona 500. Ziggy Moonglow pulled off the same feat in 2025, solidifying his recovery from a devastating pit-wall accident at Sonoma in 2023. Will the veterans finally prevail? At 600-miles, the aches and pains of the oldsters could prevail instead.

Race Results

Points Standings

Race Recap

Two Bonanza Series contenders make their first career start! David Rattler leads the points over Jared Mogard, making the Coca-Cola 600 field with an impressive 17th-place starting spot. He will drive the #60 Reese's Cup Petizione Chevrolet. Frank Womack will grid dead-last, driving an old Jonathan Skrabacz Chassis in the #48 Lowe's Chevrolet. Up front, Ryan Heuser takes the green flag! He would lead the inaugural four-lap stint, with John Tharp taking the point. 

The #14 Zig-Zag Toyota leads it's third-straight event! Tharp hopes to build momentum after a huge second-place finish at Texas; his first top-10 of the 2026 campaign. He's currently 25th in points, hoping to rebound after a dismal start to most Toyota and Dodge teams. Ben Geer's #29 Twinkie Chevrolet took the lead on lap-10, also leading his third straight race! He and veteran Rick Jackson battled savagely for the top-spot, with Jackson taking it outright on lap-23.

Tharp and Craig Lee tag-teamed through the field! They would run 1-2 while crossing the first yellow flag, passing the backstretch smoke screen while catching the pace car. Mosquito's would die after inhaling Cristian Torres' black and white smoke, each coming from different compartments of his car. He and Ken Pettit would pulverize the inside wall, sliding towards the entrance to turn-4 before coming to a stop. Torres would fail to continue, with Pettit limping to 40th-place.

The #26 GameStop Toyota dropped outside the top-20 in points, with the "Marley Man" #8 falling to 16th. What a blow! Up front, Craig Lee led the field to green. Rick Jackson flew by within three laps, hoping to hold off both NOS Energy Chevrolet's for the remaining 345-circuits! It was not to be. The #138 Quick-Silver "Rocket Man" drove past without a fight. Towards mid-pack, Dan Johnston and Dalton Lucas clipped off of turn-2, slamming the inside barrier in shades of the previous caution. Lucas would earn his league-leading sixth DNF. Johnston would crab-walk to 38th.

Miller beats Heuser out of the pits! The Bepis crew dominated their stop like Rick Mast dominates a Johnsonville Brat. He would lead through lap 92, before Alan Nesfeder took the point. Alan attempts to rebound from his sub-par 2026 campaign, showing dominant speed and pulling away from the pack! He would enter the pits with a three-second advantage. Unfortunately, contact with Dakota Wilkins out of his stall damaged his right front-fender, eventually forced to pit again after a tire rub. Miller would re-inherit the lead, lapping the field through 30th-place by lap-170.

Craig Lee blows from the fourth position! Liquid from he and Dakota Wilkins brought out the third caution flag, dropping each driver down one spot in he standings. They would both remain inside the top-10. Up front, Zakk Miller and Alex Crapser battled maniacally for the Halfway Bacon Bonus! Miler would win the slab, earning $200,000 to help buy his girlfriend a new VCR. "She like watching re-runs of Green Acres." said Miller. "Her great-grandmother taped every episode. She can watch that while I listen to Cannibal Corpse."

Geno Sphere goes for a spin! The #444 Kingsford Chevrolet clips Steven Spears, smacking the inside wall after a slide down the backstretch apron. He would continue on, finishing 30th with a crimped front-end and a crinkled rear. Up front, Alex Crapser leads the field to green! He wouldn't stay there long, with Ryan Heuser occup ... Read more »

Qualifying Results

They tried to make Foley go to rehab and he said yes, yes, yes! The reigning two-time Champion is back in the garage area, signing autographs for fans while shooting the breeze with his Extravaganza family. "I'm glad to be back in vogue!" exclaimed Foley, worried that he would be forgotten after the long layoff. Luckily for Foley, he's only missed two points races after All-Star Events and the week off prior; currently showing 16th in the standings. He's likely to drop to 25th after tonight; optimistic to make his return at Nashville's Bepis 400. Foley will be in the booth for the 600-mile pilgrimage. Luckily, there is an elevator.

Have some beer and grab a gear! The longest race in Extravaganza is here, ready for 600 grueling miles on the brain. Who can handle the mental load? Ziggy Moonglow pulled off the feat last year, showing similar speed during his 2026 All-Star weekend. Adam Crapser's first career victory came in the 2024 Coca-Cola 600, proving that Extravaganza's "Young Guns" have the fortitude necessary for our most grueling events. Chauncey Redmond Jr. won at Bristol last year, stating that his neck "nearly fell off" after the laborious 500-lap grind. David Rattler and Frank Womack will make their first career Extravaganza starts, rolling off 17th and 45th respectively.

Friday, June 5th, 4:00 ET

The winners of the previous year duke it out for a 100-lap shootout of the Gods! Ryan Heuser, Rick Jackson and  Timothy McDonnell represent the royalty of Extravaganza. Alex Crapser, Zach Michael and John Battista attempt to break through the curtain, ready to take down Oz as the top non-Champion contenders. New-wave drivers Markel Murphy, Dakota Wilkins and Adam Crapser hope to lead the charge for the remaining eons of top-tier stock car racing!

2026 All-Star Race Results

Team Danger Zone occupies a 1-2 punch on the grid! Zach Michael and Zakk Miller monopolize the front row, hoping to hold off the field for the entire 100-lap distance. Celebrity Drug Mandrix waves the green flag! The #20 Coca-Cola Mustang gets an excellent jump, forcing Miller and Bink Lucas to battle defiantly for the second position. Within two laps, Ryan Heuser flew past both of them, taking the lead on lap-11.

Zach Michael fights back! A cross-over move exiting turn-4 puts the #20 back up front; in line to win the $1,000,000 lap-25 bonus! It was not to be. Heuser re-cleared Michael on the backstretch during the 25th-circuit, adding to his already gluttonous $25,000,000 campaign. Michael would take the lead again on lap-32, with Alex Crapser, Dakota Wilkins and Timothy McDonnell able to keep pace for a possible late-run charge.

Jeremy Hebel smacks the wall! He and Ken Pettit make contact battling for the tenth position, sending the #1 Milwaukee Brewers Chevrolet into the outside barrier in turn-3. He would slide back onto the racing groove, with all nine cars splitting above and below. Despite heavy right-side damage, Jeremy would continue on. Up front, Zach Michael leads the charge after four-tire stops for all! Just two laps in, Ryan Heuser would re-take the lead.

Cataclysm on the backstretch! Bink Lucas goes for a wild ride, flipping over after clipping Markell Murphy and wheel-hopping the outside wall. Trae Larkin failed to avoid him, catapulting Bink through a 1,000+ foot excursion across the infield and back into the racing groove. Jeremy Hebel slammed him hard in turn-3, sending Bink for a full spin and back on his wheels, while Hebel smacked the outside wall again. This time, neither driver would continue.

John Tharp devastated the inside wall; dismantling the driver-side at 190+. Fortunately, the impact wasn't square, with Tharp dazed and sore at worst. Up front, Ryan Heuser maintained his advantage, with Dakota Wilkins up to the second position. A record-tying third caution flag of the night occurred with 40-to-go, with Ziggy Moonglow and Zakk Miller tangling off the exit of turn-2. They would clip Craig Lee, sending the #101 and #02 for a spin, with Ken Pettit failing to avoid. The #8 Bob Marley Chevrolet failed to continue, with Lee and Moonglow uncompetitive for the remaining distance.

A 35-lap shootout to the finish! Ryan Heuser, Dakota Wilkins, Zach Michael, Alex Crapser and John Battista occupy the top-5, with Rick Jackson steadily showing speed from behind. Wilkins hounded the bumper of Heuser for the initial 20-laps. By the 10-to-go mark, Michael had caught them both, leaving Dakota to fend for second-place before his opportunity struck. Michael would pass Wilkins with 5-to go, catching Heuser inch-by-inch to the finish! It would be too late. The #138 Quick-Silver Motorsports Chevrolet crosses the finish-line in first with a half-second to spare, clinching Ryan Heuser a $13,000,000 check and a kiss from Miss Coke!

Ryan Heuser earns the lap-25, 50 and 75 bonuses, sweeping the sweepstakes despite losing the lead to Zach Michael twice. By the end, his track position prevailed! "This one is for the crew!" exclaimed Ryan. "We didn't have the fastest car, but we ran a perfect race. Hopefully we can re-capture our glory for the Coke-600!" Heuser draws near $40,000,000 on the year just twelve races in, hoping to become Extravaganza's first $100,000,000 man! Congratulations to Ryan, crew chief Mustard Mahoney and the entire Quick-Silver Motorsports organizatio ... Read more »

Qualifying Race #4 Results

Champions Rick Jackson, Scott Jackson, Tony Pizzaro and Dave Miller remain out of the limelight! 19 drivers are in, with Chauncey Redmond Jr. and Mark Heron on the front row for the final heat race. Can they upset the field? With Rick Jackson and Dave Miller on their heels at the start, it may be next to impossible. Tony Pizzaro, Scott Jackson and the entire Quantum Racing brigade will be mired towards the rear, having to slice through the field like Arthur Spooner slices a Domino's pizza pie.

The winner of this heat advances the All-Star Main Event! The remaining field will be rendered to RV's and motor-coaches while their wives serve them a luncheon of the Gods. "My spouse made a Margherita pizza for my victory." said Matthew Dominique. "If we lose, she said she would feed it to the All-Star winner, because he'd be a real man." The green flag waves with Chauncey Redmond at the helm. Before long, Rick Jackson and Dave Miller flew past Mark Heron for second and third, ready to pounce with 30-to-go.

Rick Jackson makes his move! A bonzai pass on the outside puts the #44 Crown Royal Chevrolet up front. He and Dave Miller would pull way from the pack, brawling for the final transfer spot amongst themselves as the remaining field fails to keep pace. Miller makes a bid on the inside with 11-to-go. It was not to be, with Jackson's high-groove setup able to find speed off the corners. Miller attempted the same move three laps later to no avail.

Donald Stewart blows on the backstretch with 2-to-go! Jackson slips in his oil, leaving Miller the inside groove coming to the caution. Jackson would hold him off for a final time, exiting turn-3 with the brute force of the Hulk, and the speed of a stallion. The #44 Race-2-Win team entered the All-Star Qualifiers without a top-9 in their last eleven events. Now, they are in the big show; back in Extravaganza vogue! Congratulations to Rick, crew chief Falco Lombardi and the entire Race-2-Win Motorsports organization for an excellent victory!

Qualifying Race #4 Video

Qualifying Race #3 Results

Trae Larkin and Geno Sphere transfer to the feature! It's their first career try at earning the $10,000,000 prize, having to out-duel the behemoth's of Extravaganza in a 100-lap shootout of the Gods! Two spots remain open, with several big names still on the outside looking in. Four drivers inside the top-13 in points (Logan Sheets, Tony Pizzaro, Matthew Dominique and Dave Miller) attempt to acquire the Golden Ticket in the third Qualifying Heat!

Jeremy Hebel wins the pole! He earned the final All-Star transfer spot last year, hoping to replicate that effort by holding off the Jackson's, Logan Sheets, Matthew Dominique and the remaining ravenous adversary's. Celebrity Drug Mandrix waves the green flag for the 40-lap heat! The #1 Milwaukee Brewers Chevrolet maintains it's rapid pace in the early stint, with Steven Spears, Ken Joynt, Rick Jackson, Logan Sheets, Dalton Lucas and Tony Pizzaro able to keep pace by the halfway mark.

Logan Sheets traversed from fifth to third, looking like the fastest car on four wheels! He and Ken Joynt let the the "green is bad luck" aphorism hold true, trading the same lime-jade paint whle letting Hebel pull away from the pack. They would never catch him. The #1 Blazin' Pedals Chevrolet crew cliches their second career All-Star Race appearance, joining teammate Dakota Wilkins, while becoming the second full multi-car team in the field!

Blazin' Pedals and Delta Sim Racing will make up 1/5th of the All-Star grid! An amazing feat, keeping members of Quick-Silver Motorsports, Lucas Racing, Team Danger Zone and Race-2-Win Motorsports out of the limelight. One final chance for the remaining contenders tomorrow night! Congratulations to Jeremy, crew chief Toby Roberson and the entire Blazin' Pedals Racing crew for an excellent victory!

Qualifying Race #3 Video

Qualifying Race #2 Results

The second of four qualifying heats! Geno Sphere sits on the pole, hoping to capture the checkered flag, the $500,000 prize and a transfer to the big show! Race-2-Win Champions Rick Jackson and Tony Pizzaro grid outside the top-10, each in danger of missing the All-Star field despite their success at the facility. Dave Miller and Scott Jackson are also mired back, leaving eight Extravaganza Championship titles in the field. Hopefully, one of them will win the remaining three heats.

Dong Sup Park was dismayed after his lap-18 accident. "Extravaganza I like! Not Banks Germany!" exclaimed Park; eating a bag of shrimp chips as he walked towards his Reese's Cup Petizione hauler. Both rookie drivers tangled exiting turn-2, slamming the outside wall before Germany's #94 slid back down the track. Tom Barber, currently 6th in Bonanza Series points by finishing in every event, failed to finish this one. He'd smack Germany's left-front, ending both of their nights.

Celebrity Drug Mandrix waves the green flag! Geno Sphere led the initial stint, with Dalton Lucas making several bids on the inside lane. He would be denied each time, having to overcome pressure from Alan Nesfeder and Ben Geer to maintain the second position. After the caution, Lucas took another shot with 16-to-go! The two raced side-by side defiantly, both needing the $500,000 bonus and notoriety of making the All-Star field. Both drivers have struggled this year, combining for a best finish of 9th in their 2026 campaigns.

Geno holds Lucas off! With 9-to-go, the #88 Little Ceasar's Chevrolet made one final bid for the lead. It was not to be. Lucas lost momentum exiting turn-4, having to battle for second place for the remaining distance. Geno Sphere would cruise to his first winner circle appearance, jumping out of the car with the pride of a Champion. "This one's for Papa Gino's! Without their help after our crash at Darlington, this wouldn't be possible." Congratulations to Sphere, crew chief Bob Freeman and the entire W.A.S.P. motorsports organization for an excellent victory!

Qualifying Race #2 Video

Qualifying Race #1 Results

$500,000 and an entry to the 2026 Extravaganza Series All-Star Event! The first of four 40-lap qualifying shootouts, with the champion of each race advancing to the 100-lap feature. 43 cars enter each qualifier, filled with Extravaganza Series regulars as top-priority. The remaining field are top entry-requested Bonanza Series teams, starting from first in points down. If a team qualifies poorly, their chances of winning are next-to-nullified.

David Rattler and Banks Germany step into Extravaganza Series rides for the first time! The green flag waves with pole-sitter Alan Nesfeder leading the charge for the initial ten lap stint. Then, disaster struck. Chauncey Redmond Jr., Rod Weston and Dong Sup Park tangle on the frontstretch, with the #66 and #56 skidding across traffic! Jimmie Stevens, Steve Inkman, Scott Jackson, Ben Geer, Nigel Ramasawmy, David Courtney, Tom Barber and Ronaldo Scott each failed to avoid, with some preparing their backup cars for the second heat.

Steve Inkman lands on his roof! Two-and-a-half flips before resting on the turn-3 apron, exiting the cockpit under his own power. Up front, leader Alan Nesfeder held off several charges from Trae Larkin by the 10-to-go mark. Rick Jackson pressured the duo defiantly, gapping the remaining field by over a second! With 9-to-go, the #00 Fanta Chevrolet made another charge for the lead. This time, he would follow through, leading the field with relative ease until he crossed the checkered flag.

Delta Sim Racing has Charlotte figured out! Ziggy Moonglow won his qualifying race last year, capping the "Month of May" off with an unprecedented Coca-Cola 600 victory! This time, it was Trae Larkin's turn, transferring to his first career All-Star Event! Both Delta Sim cars will fight Quick-Silver Motorsports, Lucas Racing and Team Danger Zone for top of the peak! A possible $10,000,000 prize could send this organization beyond their mid-tier status. Look for a competitive effort from both cars in the main event. Congratulations to Larkin, crew chief Mike Henry Jr. and the entire Delta Sim Racing organization for an excellent victory!

Qualifying Race #1 Video