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 organization for an excellent victory!