A stout field of forty-eight IMCA Open Wheel Modifieds entered the program, and a win in his heat race as well as a win in the dash positioned him starting sixth in the finale. Taylor charged from his front row starting spot to claim the victory over Aaron Turnbull, Hank Berry, Jerad Thelen, and Jeremy Keller.

Full results from the event are available at www.DacotahSpeedway.net

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On Thursday night action shifted to Dacotah Speedway (Mandan, North Dakota for Round #5 on the tour. A record setting ninety-two competitors filled the pit area for the $2,000-to-win program. Jeff started ninth in his heat race and was running second when disaster struck for the Cave City, Arkansas driver. A mechanical failure in the right front suspension sent Taylor into the turn-one guardrail, leaving heavy damage to his #5 Jeff Taylor Racing/Industrial Electric/Taylor Chassis/Mullins Racing Engine Open Wheel Modified. Jeff piloted Shawn Strand's backup car in the feature and raced from his 25th starting spot to a fourteenth place finish.

Jeff concluded the 2014 edition of the Dakota Classic Modified Tour on Friday night at Jamestown Speedway (Jamestown, North Dakota).With eighty entries in the pit area Taylor advanced from the sixth starting spot to claim the win in his heat race. Via his heat win he locked into the fifth starting spot in the finale. In the feature Taylor went on to race in the top five throughout the event before crossing the finish line in the third spot behind race winner, Justin Obrien, and Justin Yeager. (Byron Fichter Photo)

Jeff's performance on Friday night at Jamestown Speedway clinched him the 25th Annual Dakota Classic Modified Championship. Full results from the events and the final series standings are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

Round #2 of the Dakota Classic Modified Tour was held on Monday night at Estevan Motor Speedway (Estevan, SK) as sixty-seven competitors registered for the $2,000-to-win program. The night started with Taylor once again winning his heat race to lock into the feature. After drawing the pole position for the main event, Jeff went on to another dominating performance. Claiming his second victory in as many night over Steven Pfeifer, Curt Lund, Shawn Anderson, and Scott Drake.

Tuesday night took the team to Williston Basin Speedway (Williston, North Dakota) for the next round of the mini-series. Seventy-six entries were on hand for the program, and Taylor's started with struggles in heat race action that forced him to run a b-main. In the b-main Jeff finished third to lock into the nineteenth starting spot on the feature grid. Taylor charged through the field during the course of the 30 lap finale to finish third behind race winner, Jordan Grabouski, and Steven Pfeifer.

Full results from the events are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

A talented field of sixty-nine entries were on hand for the event, and Wednesday night's program was highlighted with double heat races. In the first heat Jeff raced to a second place finish, and in the second heat he powered his #5 Jeff Taylor Racing/Industrial Electric/Taylor Chassis/Mullins Racing Engine Open Wheel Modified. His point tally at the end of the night positioned him starting third in Saturday night's main event.

In Saturday's main event Taylor worked his way around Darin Duffy for the second spot by lap 20 of the 50-lapper, right before the only caution flag of the race would wave. When the race restarted, pole sitter Mike Mullen continued to motor away out front with Taylor in tow. Mullen entered lap traffic with 12 laps remaining but would not falter as he worked through two- and three-wide lapped cars on his way to victory. Taylor settled in second followed by Josh Long, Darin Duffy, and James Tebon.

Complete results from the event are available at www.141Speedway.com

Action opened on Thursday night as twenty-four entries looked to take a stab at a program that boasted a $1,500 top prize. Jeff started the night off by winning his preliminary heat race and going on to win the dash, which left him starting third in the feature. In the main event, he would quickly motor his way forward, and with an extreme slide job overtook the top spot from early leader Ken Schrader. Taylor remained untouchable in the closing laps to score the win over Schrader, Spencer Wilson, Richie Tosh, and Jared Siefert.

When action ratcheted up on Friday night for round #2 of the three day affair, Jeff struggled early and found himself rolling off from the 21st starting spot in the $1,500-to-win main event. During the course of the feature, Taylor rocketed from deep in pack to claim the victory in a thriller ahead of Richie Tosh, Marlon Sidler, Brandon Smith, and Shawn Walsh.

On Saturday evening, Jeff unloaded his #5 Open Wheel Modified at the 3/8 mile speed plant in pursuit of his third straight win in the finale of the three day program. In the main event, Taylor reached victory lane once again over Richie Tosh and Shawn Walsh with Tyson Franks and Spencer Wilson rounding out the top five.

Complete results from the weekend are available at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.net

A record field of approximately 246 Open Wheel Modifieds from 21 states and three Canadian provinces entered the program, and on Thursday night via preliminary action Taylor raced into the 19th starting spot for the preliminary feature. With the top four finishers locking into Saturday night's big finale, Jeff blasted through the field on his way to a 2nd place finish behind race winner, Terry Phillips.

Via his performance on Thursday evening Taylor locked into the 7th starting spot for the 40 lap finale on Saturday night. In the feature Jeff enjoyed a great run through the top ten on his way to a 3rd place finish behind race winner, Jeremy Payne, and Terry Phillips.

Full results from the event are available at www.lvms.com/dirt/.

Jeff piloted a Fitzgerald Motorsports owned #5 Roddy Ranch/Taylor Chassis in the $15,000-to-win event as action opened on Friday evening with a stout field of 70 entries in the pit area.

After qualifying 39th fastest in time trials Taylor started 6th in his heat race before racing to a 5th place finish, which relegated him to a b-main on Saturday night. After seeing the team work all night to make changes Jeff advanced from his 5th starting spot to win his b-main on Saturday evening, which locked him into the 21st starting spot for the finale.

In the main event Taylor mounted a great charge through the pack reaching as high as the 2nd spot in the closing laps before settling into a 3rd place finish behind race winner, Bobby Hogge IV and Ryan McDaniel.

"I have to thank the Fitzgerald family, the Pettit family, my crew, and all of the awesome fans for their support throughout the weekend," noted Taylor. "Our weekend started pretty rough as I definitely wasn't used to those kind of track conditions, but we rebounded on Saturday night. I really had a blast!"

Full results from the event are available at www.OceanSpeedway.com.

With over 200 of the top IMCA Open Wheel Modified pilots in the country in action the week-long festivities got off to a slow start on Wednesday night for Taylor, where he was only able to manage a 19th place finish in the final rundown.

On Thursday night he would again struggle in the feature as mechanical woes sidelined him to a 30th place finish. However, he did manage a 5th place finish in the Fast Shafts All Star Invitational behind race winner, Todd Shute, Chris Abelson, Dylan Smith, and William Gould.

Friday night would see an apparent upswing in luck for Taylor as he raced to a 3rd place finish in the feature behind race winner, Chris Mills, and Ryan Watnem to lock into the 15th starting spot for Saturday night's finale. However, as he crossed the finish line he would experience a motor failure.

Taylor initially feared that his weekend might have come to an early end, but luckily he would be able secure another ride for Saturday night's finale. He would race as high as the 7th position before an accident relegated him to a 22nd place finish in the 33 car field.

Full results from the events are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.

On Friday night a strong field of 24 competitors took to the 3/8 mile oval in pursuit of the $900 top prize. Heat race action found Jeff advancing from the 5th starting spot to a 2nd place finish, which locked him into the 4th starting spot for the feature. During the first half of the feature Taylor worked his way into the 2nd spot and began to challenge Richie Tosh for the lead. With just six laps remaining Taylor used a strong run on the low side to take over the top spot, and went on to lead the closing laps to score his 6th win of the 2013 season! Tosh, Tyson Franks, Brandon Smith, and Lucas Lee rounded out the top five finishers.

Saturday's program would get delayed until Sunday by rain, and with a condensed program being contested the line up for the 20 lap feature was determined by the pill draw, and Jeff's draw left him starting 11th in the feature. The fourth lap of the feature found him slowing with apparent mechanical issues. However, he was able to rejoin the tail of the field, and over the remainder of the event he rebounded to finish 4th behind race winner, Tyson Franks, Jared Landers, and Brian Ritchie.

Full results from the events are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.

The night may have started slow for Taylor as he was only able to manage a 4th place finish in his heat race, but he turned up the heat for the feature. In the main event he started in the 12th slot before passing seven cars to finish 5th at the checkered flag behind race winner, Cody Skytland, Don Shaw, Kyle Brown, and Danny Bayer. Full results from the event are available at www.I94Speedways.com.

He also piloted the entry on Saturday night at Madison Speedway (Madison, Wisconsin). With twenty entries in the pit area Jeff finished 2nd in his heat race to earn the 8th starting spot for the finale. He would go on to advance four spots to finish 4th at the checkered flag behind race winner, Mike Stearns, Andrew Gordon, and Ward Imrie. Full results from the racing program are available at www.MadisonSpeedwayMN.com.

A stout field of 51 IMCA Open Wheel Modifieds entered the program, and a win in his heat race as well as a win in the dash locked him into the pole position for the finale with Jeremy Keller joining him on the front row. Taylor battle for the lead during the race's early stages before a tangle sent him to the tail. Over the remainder of the event he rebounded to finish 4th behind race winner, Robert Hellebust, Aaron Turnbull, and Tracy, Domagala.

Full results from the event are available at www.DacotahSpeedway.net.

A stout field of 76 entries looked to claim the coveted win in the event, and in his heat race Jeff finished 2nd, which left him short of locking into the feature event. As a result he was forced to run a b-main, which he won to earn the 10th starting spot for the finale. In the feature he began working his way forward at the drop of the green flag and would soon find himself in the lead. Once out front he never looked back on his way to the victory, which came over Jeremy Keller, Brian Mullen, Aaron Turnbull, and Curt Lund. The victory was his fifth of the 2013 campaign.

Jeff concluded the 2013 edition of the Dakota Classic Modified Tour on Friday night at Dacotah Speedway (Mandan, North Dakota). With 78 entries in the pit area Taylor advanced from the 6th starting spot to claim the win in his heat race. Via his heat win he locked into the 4th starting spot in the finale. In the feature he grabbed the leader early on before Jeremy Keller slipped by for the lead. Taylor went on to race in the top five throughout the event before crossing the finish line in the third spot behind race winner, Jeremy Keller, and Aaron Turnbull. Click Here for video.

Full results from the events are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

With 72 entries on hand for the $1,600-to-win race, Jeff started his night by winning his heat race to transfer to the main event. He drew the pole starting spot for the pole and led the first seventeen laps before slipping to a second place finish behind race winner, Allen Kent.

Round #2 of the Dakota Classic Modified Tour was held on Sunday night at Nodak Speedway (Minot, North Dakota) as the entry list grew to 80 competitors for the $1,600-to-win race. The night started with Taylor once again winning his heat race to lock into the feature. Unfortunately mechanical issues were discovered before the start of the finale, so Jeff was forced to scratch from the main event. (North Dakota Race Photos Photo)

Monday night took the team to Estevan Motor Speedway (Estevan, SK) for the next round of the miniseries. Fifty-seven entries were on hand for the program, and Taylor's night started on a sour note as his pole starting spot for his heat race fell to the wayside due to mechanical issues. Due to his heat struggles he started 15th on the grid for a b-main and would advance eleven spots to finish 4th, which locked him into the 24th starting spot for the finale. He would retire early from the feature to a 26th place finish.

After back-to-back nights of struggles Jeff was hoping for better luck on Tuesday night at Basin Speedway (Williston, North Dakota). Unfortunately his bad luck would continue. With 69 entries in the pits Jeff won his heat race to move onto the main event, where mechanical issues again sidelined him to a 25th place finish.

Full results from the events are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

Jeff Taylor made the long tow to North Dakota over the weekend for a pair of events in his brand new #5 Taylor Chassis, which was carrying new sponsorship from Spur Bar in Dickinson, North Dakota.

The action opened on Saturday evening at Southwest Speedway (Dickinson, North Dakota), where Jeff rocketed from the twelfth starting spot to battle for the lead for the second half of the IMCA sanctioned event with Robert Hellebust before settling for a second place finish. Full results are available at www.SouthwestSpeedway.com.

Sunday evening found the team competing at Nodak Speedway (Minot, North Dakota) in another IMCA Open Wheel Modified program. Nineteen entries took part in the program, and Jeff started his night by finishing seventh in his heat race, which resulted in him starting fourteenth on the grid for the feature. He quickly worked his way forward in the field as the race went green and went on to score the victory by a dominating margin over Mike Hagen, Ed Turnbull, Robert Hellebust, and Allen Kent. Full results from the program are available at www.RaceNodak.com.

Jeff Taylor returned to the seen of the crim on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) as for the second week in a row he stormed to the feature event win. Thirteen entries took to the oval, and he claimed a convincing win in his heat race, and the feature invert positioned him starting eighth on the grid. Just like in heat race action he progressively worked his way forward through the field to claim the win over Shawn Walsh, Jason Wilkey, Alvin Maple, and James Emerson. The victory was his third of the season.

Full results are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.

After a two month hiatus from the driver's seat due to a busy slate of new Taylor Chassis being built Jeff Taylor was finally able to return to action on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) in an Isle of Capri Weekly Racing Series Event. When the final checkered flag had dropped on the event he was parking in victory lane with his second win of the 2013 season.

He started the night by winning his heat race, which resulted in him starting eighth on the grid for the feature event. Despite starting deep in the field he raced his way to the front of the pack to claim the win over Jason Wilkey, James Emerson, Adam Maple, and Rick Engles. Full results are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.

Friday and Saturday night found Jeff Taylor entering the second and third rounds of the 17th Annual IMCA Mid America Modified Championship at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas).

Friday night saw Jeff starting his night by finishing second in his heat race to transfer to the feature. In the main event he quickly worked his way to the lead and went on to claim his first triumph of the 2013 season! He was followed across the finish line by Brandon Smith, Troy Cordes, Wayne Brooks, and Adam Maple.

On Saturday evening Taylor returned to the 3/8 mile, speed plant in pursuit of a second straight win in the finale for the three day affair. The night started on a promising note for Jeff as he won the first heat race to transfer to the feature. In the main event he ran in the top five throughout the event before registering a second place finish behind race winner, Brandon Smith.

Full results are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.

The team traveled to Southern New Mexico Speedway (Las Cruces, New Mexico) over the weekend for the annual Fall Classic. The $10,000-to-win event saw sixty-five entries register for battle in the first round of preliminary action on Friday night. Jeff started his night by charging from the tail of the field to a second place finish, which earned him the seventh starting spot for the feature. He would advance three spots in the feature to a fourth place finish, which locked him into the $10,000-to-win finale on Sunday evening. He followed race winner, Stormy Scott, Rodney Sanders, and Fito Gallardo across the finish line.

Sunday's feature saw Taylor battling in the top ten for the duration of the event before finishing fourth behind race winner, Terry Phillips, Johnny Scott, and Fito Gallardo. Full results are available at www.SNMSpeedway.com.

Jeff Taylor traveled to RPM Speedway (Hays, Kansas) over the weekend for the $5,000-to-win, 6th Annual Fall Nationals in the IMCA Open Wheel Modified division. It proved to be a great weekend for Jeff as he powered to his seventh win of the season in the coveted event.

Sixty-three competitors entered the program on Friday evening, and after drawing a big number at the pill draw Taylor started eighth in his heat race. Despite starting at the tail of the field he rocketed to the lead in just one lap and went on to claim the win to lock into the second of four A-qualifier events. In the A-qualifier he stormed to the win to earn the third starting spot for Saturday night's big finale. In the feature he wasted little time charging to the front of the field as he took over the lead on lap 6, and never looked back on his way to the big win! He was followed across the line by Terry Phillips, Dominic Ursetta, David Murray, and Jeremy Frenie. Click HERE to watch video of the finale. Full results are available at www.RPMSpeedway.net.

The Used Cars section has been updated with a 2009 Jeff Taylor Chassis.

It was a career performance for Jeff Taylor over the weekend during the 30th Annual IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals at Boone Speedway (Boone, Iowa) as he claimed his first ever championship in the much-coveted event.

With the win Taylor made history as the first driver from Arkansas to win an IMCA Super Nationals feature.

On Friday he also took part in the Fast Shafts All Star Invitational, which pits the nation's best drivers against one another in a bragging rights event. He would race to a tenth place finish in the thirty car field.

Full results from the event are available at www.RaceBoone.com.

On Saturday evening Jeff was back in action in an Open Wheel Modified entry owned by Fred and Jerry Teel at Sherman County Speedway (Goodland, Kansas). After starting on the tail of his heat he worked his way forward to earn the twelfth starting spot for the feature. Unfortunately rubbered-up conditions greeted the competitors for the feature, and Taylor would only manage to advance five spots on his way to a seventh place finish. Full results are available at www.ShermanCountySpeedway.com.

Marty Clark again drove his Taylor Open Wheel Modified to victory lane during the second night of the Rooks County (Kansas) Fair Races on Thursday August 16th.  After winning both main events Marty was crowned the Rooks County Fair Champion.

Matt Dotson powered his Shaw by Taylor Chassis to the Open Wheel Modified feature win at St. Francois County Raceway (Farmington, Missouri) on Saturday night as well.

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Jeff Taylor Racing client, Kyle Rohleder, debuted his new Taylor Chassis as well and started shotgun on the field before racing his way to a fourth place finish. Full results are available at www.ShermanCountySpeedway.com.

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Marty Clark, who powered his Taylor I.M.C.A modified to a feature win at Rooks County (Kansas) Speedway in the Fair Race on August 15th, 2012, winning over defending IMCA champion Jordon Grabowski and 4 time IMCA champion David Murray. Contact Us today to join our winning team!

Jeff took part in the 20th Annual Show-Me Modified Championship over the weekend at West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri). Thirty-six Open Wheel Modifieds entered the event, and on Friday night he finished second in his heat race. Saturday's program was slated to see more preliminary action as well as the $3,000-to-win finale. In his second heat race Jeff finished first to lock into the fifth starting spot for the main event. However, before the show could be completed rains arrived forcing the feature to be postponed until Sunday afternoon. In the finale on Sunday Jeff raced his way forward to a third place finish behind race winner, Jason Hughes, and Brad Buck. Full results are available at www.WestPlainsDirt.com.

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Joe Forman, who raced to the Crate Late Model feature win at West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri) on Friday night. Contact Us today to join our winning team!

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Jordan Eddleman, who scored his fourth win of the season at Fairgrounds Speedway (Cortez, Colorado) on Saturday, July 14th. Contact Us today to join our winning team!

Jeff ended the Dakota Classic Modified tour with a bang on Friday night by topping a stacked field of seventy-two competitors to register the win in the miniseries finale at Dacotah Speedway (Mandan, North Dakota).

Taylor started his night by scoring the win in the third heat race to lock into the fifth starting spot for the feature. In the finale he quickly worked his way forward once again and went on to claim another convincing win, which came over Aaron Turnbull, John Hanso, Hank Berry, and Will Brack. The win was his third of the six race series and sixth of the 2012 season. Jeff finished second in the final tour standings to champion, Hank Berry.

Full results from the event are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

After seeing Wednesday night's program with the Dakota Classic Modified tour nixed by Mother Nature at Basin Speedway (Williston, North Dakota) the series rolled into Southwest Speedway (Dickinson, North Dakota) on Thursday evening. It would prove to be a great night for Jeff Taylor as he blasted to his second win in the min-series!

With sixty-seven cars in the pit area Jeff blasted from the sixth starting spot in his heat race to claim the win, which locked him into the pole position for the main event. In the feature he drove away from the competition, lapping half the field to claim the victory over Brian Mullen, Allen Kent, Kevin Stoa, and Aaron Turnbull. The win was his fifth of the 2012 campaign. Full results from the event are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

Tuesday night took Jeff Taylor Racing north of the border to Estevan Motor Speedway (Estevan, SK) for round #3 of the Dakota Classic Modified Tour. Sixty competitors entered the event, and after finishing third in his heat race Taylor was relegated to a b-main. He stormed to the win in the third b-main to lock into the fifteenth starting spot for the main event. During the course of the main event he advance eleven spots to record a fourth place finish behind race winner, Hank Berry, Steve Arpin, and Aaron Turnbull. Full results are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

On Monday night the second round of the Dakota Classic Modified Tour was held at Nodak Speedway (Minot, North Dakota), and it would be a great night for Jeff as he topped a field of sixty-seven competitors to claim his fourth win of the 2012 season!

Heat race action found Jeff blasting from the sixth starting spot in his heat race to claim the win to lock into the seventh starting spot for the main event. In the feature Taylor would quickly work his way to the front of the pack, and once there drove away from the field on his way to the win, which came over Steven Pfeifer, Kevin Stoa, Hank Berry, and Mike Hansen. Full results are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Kelby Wright, who has won five trophy dashes and two features at Crowleys Ridge Raceway (Paragould, Arkansas) thus far into 2012.

Jeff opened the first night of the six race, Dakota Classic Modified Tour on Sunday evening at Nodak Speedway (Minot, North Dakota) as seventy competitors jammed the pit area for the program. Taylor started the night by winning the sixth heat race to lock into the seventh starting spot for the main event. Unfortunately in the feature he would battle mechanical issues, which relegated him to a twentieth place finish. Full results are available at www.DakotaClassicModTour.com.

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Justin Evans, who rolled to his second straight win at Willamette Speedway (Lebanon, Oregon) with a triumph at the oval in a 100 lap, USRA event on July 7th. Just four days earlier he claimed his first win in the USRA Open Wheel Modified division at the facility on July 3rd. He's the only repeat winner at the facility in 2012.

Troy Dow picked up his second Open Wheel Modified feature win of his career and of the season on Saturday night, July 7th at Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Arkansas). He led every lap of his heat race and his feature to claim the win, which came on his birthday. On June 10th he claimed the first win of his career in the Open Wheel Modified division at the same track.

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Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Jordan Eddleman, who rolled to his third straight win at Fairgrounds Speedway (Cortez, Colorado) on Saturday, June 23rd. Contact Us today to join our winning team!

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Jordan Eddleman, for claiming another win on June 16th at Fairgrounds Speedway (Cortez, Colorado). He charged from the seventeenth starting spot to claim the victory. Contact Us today to join our winning team!

Congrats to Jeff Taylor Race Cars Client, Jordan Eddleman, for claiming a pair of wins on June 1st and June 2nd at Fairgrounds Speedway (Cortez, Colorado). Contact Us today to join our winning team!

Jeff was slated to be in action this weekend in the Doug Murphrey Memorial at Ark-La-Tex Speedway (Vivian, Louisiana), but he did not get his entry ready in time, so he will just be turning wrenches on his brother, Peyton's car.

The Used Cars section has been updated with a 2009 Taylor House Car for sale.

Jeff Taylor had a great outing in his #5 Industrial Electric/Provence Construction/Taylor Chassis/Mullins Race Engines Open Wheel Modified on Saturday during the 16th Annual IMCA Mid America Modified Championship at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas), when he claimed back-to-back wins in the doubleheader. 

With Friday night's $1,500-to-win event delayed by Mother Nature, a pair of $1,500-to-win shows were held on Saturday afternoon at the 3/8 mile oval. In the afternoon show, Jeff began his afternoon by winning his heat race to lock into the dash. In the dash, he finished second, which locked him into the outside front row starting spot for the feature. As the main event went green Taylor bolted to the lead and never looked back on his way to his first win of the year, which came over Ritchie Tosh, Shawn Walsh, Adam Maple, and Chris Elliott.

In the evening event Jeff finished second in his heat race and second in the dash, which left him starting sixth in the feature. In the main event, he would quickly work his way forward, and once he overtook the leader, Shawn Walsh, Jeff motored away from the field on his way to his second $1,500 win of the afternoon. Walsh, Wayne Brooks, Ritchie Tosh, and Jason Wilkey rounded out the top five.

Jeff would like to thank all of his great sponsors, including Industrial Electric, Provence Construction, and New Vision Graphics, for their support as well his crew members, Jason, Jamel, and Cole.

For full results from both events, please visit www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.

After only entering a handful of events in 2011, Jeff Taylor has been busily preparing for the 2012 season, which will see him compete in a full slate of racing action.  After seeing some of the early season events washed away by Mother Nature, Jeff will finally open his 2012 campaign this weekend, March 23rd-24th, in his #5 Industrial Electric/Provence Construction/Taylor Chassis/Mullins Race Engines Open Wheel Modified with the 16th Annual IMCA Mid America Modified Championship at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas).  Each night will be headlined by a $1,500-to-win event.  For more information, please visit www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.