#99 Dylan Parsons – Pro-Spec Champion
Dylan Parsons, driving the #99 Pro-Spec truck, dominated the 2024 season, capturing the series points championship. With an incredible 12 podium finishes out of 13 races—including 5 first-place wins—Dylan’s journey from 2023 Pro-Spec "Rookie of the Year" to 2024 champion is nothing short of remarkable. Congratulations to Dylan, and we are excited to see what 2025 holds for him!
#34 Kyle Greaves – PRO-2 Rookie of the Year and Memorial Race Champion
Stepping up from the Pro-Lite class, #34 Kyle Greaves shined in his debut PRO-2 season, earning the prestigious 2024 PRO2 Rookie of the Year award. Kyle also secured a 1st place finish in the inaugural Kyle Leduc Memorial Race in Antigo, WI—an achievement that will be honored for years to come. Finishing 3rd overall in class points, Kyle had an exceptional season. Great job, Kyle!
#90 Zac Zakowski – Strong Finish in PRO-2
Zac Zakowski had a stellar year in the PRO-2 class, finishing 5th overall in the series points standings. His hard work and dedication have paved the way for even more success in 2025. Way to go, Zac!
#1 Cory Winner – VIP Experience and Selective Racing Triumphs
Although #1 Cory Winner opted for selective race participation, his performance was outstanding, delivering multiple podium finishes. Cory’s secondary PRO-2 truck with a passenger seat was a highlight at the Fall Crandon Races, offering thrilling rides to Kenda Tire VIP guests, leaving them with unforgettable memories. This innovative experience will continue into the 2025 season.
#36 Matt Woods – Battling Adversity with Resilience
Despite mechanical setbacks early in the season, Matt Woods, driver of the #36 Pro-Lite truck, proved his skill and determination by securing a 2nd place podium finish at Bark River, MI, and a 1st place WIN at the Fall Crandon Races. A testament to perseverance, Matt is poised for even more victories next season.
#15 Avery Hemmer – Rising Star in Pro-Spec
At only 13 years old, Avery Hemmer (#15) made her Pro-Spec debut in 2024, impressing fans with two third-place finishes at Fall Crandon. Avery’s talent and drive suggest a bright future ahead, and we look forward to seeing her progress in 2025.