JoMo Media & Promotions is proud to continue its partnership with team owner Lisa Barton  and drivers Chris Pendlebury  and Jordan Ramsbottom  of LLB Racing , one of the rising organizations within the Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modifieds . Building a Foundation: The 2025 Season The 2025 campaign marked the first full-time season for LLB Racing, and it was a year defined by growth, development, and momentum.The team fielded a Pure Stock  entry driven by Cam Thoms

Photo Credit: KPH Photography For Delaware Speedway Bone Stock driver Kassy Howard , the 2025 season was one of challenges, adjustments, and growth. The year didn’t start the way she had hoped — early mechanical struggles kept her and her team searching for answers. “We thought we had fixed the issues with the car but something was still off,” Kassy explained. “So we decided to sell it and put a motor in the car my sister drove last season.” That decision proved to be a turni

For Wyatt Sutcliffe and the Sutcliffe Brothers Racing team, the 2025 season was one to remember. Entering the year with modest expectations and a focus on running for points, Wyatt quickly exceeded his own goals — finishing an impressive third in the overall standings . What started as a learning year turned into a breakout campaign that showcased both consistency and speed for the young driver. “The season was very good,” said Sutcliffe. “I went into it with fairly OK expect

Photo Credit: Lisa Barton The 2025 season was one of determination, perseverance, and pride for LLB Racing , led by team owner Lisa Barton . What began as a challenging start quickly evolved into a year filled with victories, lessons, and a deep sense of accomplishment for this growing Ontario-based race team. The season began with some unexpected twists. Barton had originally planned to drive the #85 Pure Stock , but a severe case of pneumonia in May sidelined her for the ea

At JoMo Media & Promotions , we believe every race team deserves more than results on the track—they deserve recognition. From grassroots racers to seasoned competitors, our mission is to help drivers, teams, and sponsors stand out with professional media, bold branding, and content that connects with fans and partners alike. Turning Moments Into Marketing Every lap, every photo, and every partnership tells a story—and JoMo Media makes sure yours is seen and remembered. Our c

JoMo Media & Promotions is proud to announce the return of Ty Cavallin  and the TC Racing #7 team  to its promotional lineup for the 2026 season . Cavallin and his team have been part of the JoMo Media family for the past four seasons, representing both professionalism and dedication on and off the track. Competing in the Pro Late Model division at Sauble Speedway , Ty turned in an impressive 2025 campaign that saw him finish second overall in championship points . Looking ah

As the sun sets on the 2025 season we here at JoMo Media are thankful to be able to work with so many talented drivers and teams. Over the course of the season we were able to record hundreds of hours of footage as Jon went behind the scenes with teams from Bone Stocks to Pro Late Models and almost everything in between. We caught wins as well as heartbreaks highlighting the resilience of many teams to over come obstacles. The 2025 season was certainly "Iconic" and we're ex

Late Model Stocks Set for a Road Racing Showdown on February 26, 2026 The Winter Showdown Triple Crown Series  will wrap up its inaugural season on home soil with a truly unique finale. The championship round hits the track on February 26, 2026 , at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park  — the only Canadian venue on iRacing — and this time, it’s not your typical road course lineup. Drivers will take the green flag in Late Model Stocks , tackling one of the most challenging road cours

Street Stocks Set to Tackle the High Banks on February 10, 2026 The Winter Showdown Triple Crown Series  is trading asphalt for dirt as the action heats up for Round Two  on February 10, 2026 , at Huset’s Speedway  on iRacing . While drivers prepare to open the series at Hickory Motor Speedway in January, anticipation is already building for the switch to dirt — where the Street Stocks  will take center stage and bring an entirely different kind of challenge to the Triple Cro

Mini Stocks take center stage as the inaugural round of the Winter Showdown begins [October 2025] —  The wait is over for sim racers across North America as the Winter Showdown Triple Crown Series  officially launches its first round on January 20, 2026 , at the legendary Hickory Motor Speedway  on iRacing . Drivers will battle wheel-to-wheel in the Mini Stocks division , opening what promises to be one of the most competitive and exciting virtual short track championships of

The 2025 season was one filled with speed, growth, and resilience for Ty Cavallin and the TC Racing #7 team . Competing full-time at Sauble Speedway , Cavallin and his crew put together what many considered their fastest and most competitive season to date , proving that hard work and dedication can turn potential into performance. From the very start, the team came out strong. On opening night, Cavallin made a statement by setting the fastest qualifying time of the season ,

The 2025 Mini Stock campaign was one marked by resilience, setbacks, and perseverance for Michael Robinson III , who battled through a season filled with mechanical misfortune and hard-earned progress. The year began on a difficult note, as Robinson and his team were forced to miss opening night at Sunset Speedway  while waiting for their motor to be completed. With determination to get back on track, they sourced a temporary engine from another racer and made the trip to Pet

Photo Credit: Collins Motorsports 75 Facebook Page The 2025 season was one to remember for seven-year-old racer Cillian Collins , who impressed fans and competitors alike in the Junior Sprints  at Grand Bend Motor Speedway . Despite being one of the youngest drivers in a division featuring racers as old as 14, Cillian showcased remarkable consistency, determination, and heart throughout the year. “We had our challenges,” Collins said. “From motor and setup issues to

The 2025 season was one of both growth and grit for Super Stock driver Cole Burrows , as he battled through challenges while showing flashes of strong potential throughout the year. “It’s been an up-and-down season,” Burrows reflected. “We had a couple good nights, but for the most part, it was a struggle. We’ll take what we’ve learned and try to make the car quicker for next year.” Despite a difficult start, Burrows and his team managed to turn things around toward the end o

For Donna Tolton, the 2025 racing season was one filled with determination, teamwork, and heart. Despite facing her share of bad luck — going through three cars over the course of the year — Donna and her small but mighty team pushed through every challenge and proudly earned a 10th-place finish in points . “ My season was good, but my luck was bad, ” Donna said with a smile. “We all did our best to start every race, and the work done behind the scenes was above and beyond. I

For the second straight year, Jacob Sutcliffe and his #27 Mini Stock team proved to be the class of the field at Sunset Speedway, capturing the 2025 Mini Stock championship in impressive fashion. With unmatched consistency, determination, and teamwork, Sutcliffe capped off another standout season that solidified his reputation as one of the top drivers in the division. “Overall, it was a great year,” Sutcliffe reflected. “I thought as a team and myself, I was able to be the m

In 2025, Mini Stock competitor Kait Wallace  took a step back from the full grind of racing, opting instead for a low-pressure, fun-focused approach — and it paid off in a big way. Piloting her familiar #45 Ford Mustang , Wallace only competed in four events at Flamboro Speedway , but every time she strapped in, she made it count. “My partial season in my mini stock was the best!!” Wallace said with a laugh. “I only made it out four times and just went into each night with no

Photo Credit: Rachel Mitchell Facebook Page The 2025 season was one of transformation for Bone Stock driver Rachel Mitchell , who returned to Flamboro Speedway determined to push her limits — both behind the wheel and in the garage. Looking for a fresh start, Mitchell kicked off the year by repainting her car blue — a decision she quickly reversed, reverting back to her familiar colors that had brought her success before. That familiar comfort seemed to carry over onto the tr

The 2025 season at Flamboro Speedway  was one of growth, perseverance, and eventual triumph for Mini Stock driver Chris Pendlebury , pilot of the #84 machine. While the year began with its fair share of challenges, Pendlebury and his team’s relentless determination ultimately brought them back to victory lane and ended the season on a high note. Adapting and Overcoming Transitioning from a front-wheel-drive to a rear-wheel-drive car proved to be a significant adjustment for P

For Cam Thomson , 2025 was a season that tested endurance, determination, and passion for racing like never before. Competing across dirt and pavement with his #28T CT Racing Crate Sprint Car  and the #85 LLB Racing Canadian Vintage Modified and Pure Stock , Thomson’s year was full of long nights, hard work, and one unforgettable moment in Victory Lane. “This season was long, to put it simply,” said Thomson. “The lack of rainouts made for a grind every week just to get two —