Cory Horne Racing

🏁 2026 Mini Stock Season Complete! 🏁

Both Cory Horne and Wayne Dewey have officially completed their first season competing in the Mini Stock division!

It was an impressive year for both drivers, despite some tough luck and challenging nights at the track. There were plenty of highs throughout the season and lots of lessons learned along the way.

🏆 Cory Horne picked up his first podium finish in a Mini Stock feature, capping off a strong rookie season with some great results.

🏁 Wayne Dewey, despite missing a few races, still had a solid season and managed to pick up multiple Top 10 finishes throughout the year.

We’re extremely proud of what both drivers accomplished this season and grateful to everyone who helped make it possible.

A huge thank you to our crew, sponsors, friends, family, and fans for all the support throughout the 2026 season. We couldn’t do it without you!

Now it’s time to look back on the memories and get ready for whatever comes next. 🏁

🏁 CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT! 🏆

The final night of the 2026 season is here at Peterborough Speedway!

🔥 Racing starts at 4:00 PM!

Cory Horne is ready to hit the track for the final race of the season and put everything on the line. After a season full of ups and downs, it’s time to finish strong!

Come out and support Cory Horne Racing for one last night of racing in 2026! 🏁

🏁 CHAMPIONSHIP RACE TOMORROW! 🏁

Hard to believe the 2026 season is almost over! Tomorrow, Cory Horne heads back to Peterborough Speedway for the final race of the season.

Cory currently sits 6th in the Mini Stock points standings heading into championship night! 🏆

It’s been an up-and-down rookie season with some great runs, but also plenty of bad luck along the way. Through it all, the team has kept pushing forward.

Now it’s time to put it all on the line one last time! 💪🏁

Let’s finish the season strong! 🔥

🏁 A Special Thank You from Cory Horne Racing 🏁

A special thank you goes out to Johnnie McIntyre and Wayne Dewey for being such an important part of Cory Horne Racing over the last couple of years and for being great teammates along the way.

🏆 Johnnie McIntyre had some incredible moments during his time with CHR, including 5 heat race wins in the Bone Stock and coming just shy of capturing a feature win. His dedication and hard work were a huge part of the team’s success.

🏁 Wayne Dewey brought years of experience from the NASCAR Canada Series, helping our team continue to grow and learn this season. Wayne also had some great moments in the Mini Stocks, picking up several Top 10 finishes throughout the year.

Both guys have played a big role in the CHR journey, and I’m truly thankful for everything they have contributed both on and off the track.

Thank you, Johnnie and Wayne, for the memories, the hard work, and being great teammates!

— Cory Horne
Team Owner, Cory Horne Racing 🏁

🏁 2nd Last Race of the Season – Peterborough Speedway 🏁

Both Cory Horne and Wayne Dewey returned to Peterborough Speedway for the second-last race of the 2026 season!

Cory Horne ran a clean race all night and, although he didn’t get the result he was looking for, he was happy to put together another solid, clean night at the track. 💪

It was also the first race back for Wayne Dewey in his new Acura Integra Mini Stock! Wayne spent the night getting comfortable with the new car and was running pretty well as he continued to figure it out. Unfortunately, a last-lap crash with another driver brought an end to his night.

With both drivers having a busy week ahead, the focus now turns to Championship Night! 🏆

One more race. One more chance to finish the season strong. Let’s make it count! 🔥🏁

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THANK YOU:

We have 3 more SNS racers who are moving on from racing in 2027, and we're taking some time to thank them!

Graydon Bunn got his first chance to race way back in 2022, and safe to say, it unleashed the overwhelming passion to race more reguarly. Over the last couple years, Graydon has repped SNS through races in Outlaw Midgets, Great Lakes Legends, Delaware Speedway, Full Throttle Speedway, Ohsweken Speedway and most notably, at Sauble Speedway, which became home base for him.

Sera Giannone joined SNS a couple years ago when she returned to racing at Sunset Speedway and immediately was a great rep for the brand, with her friendly attitude and amazing prescense in the pits, being a leader for the future Ladies of the oval! She always strived to improve weekly and did an amazing job in having clean races and showing respect for fellow racers on and off track.

Cory Horne Racing joined SNS two years ago and was a great addition at Peterborough, running up front every week in the bone stock division following time in the Renegade Trucks. Cory took a big step into mini stocks this year, and has had a very trying year. He's not going away, just taking a step back from full time racing and is planning to potentially do one or two races in the future.

Thank you all for representing us on the race track and being a member of our racing family!

Photos:
Ben Stott Photography
SNS

Our 2026 JoMo Media drivers!!🏁🏁

3 Chase Mitchell - MRC Racing
4 Chris Pendlebury - LLB Racing
7 Ty Cavallin - TC Racing
09 Cory Horne- Cory Horne Racing
19 Colton Clark - Colton Clark Racing
27 Jacob Sutcliffe - Sutcliffe Brothers Racing
37 Steve Arrand - Vision Racing Official Fans
37 Rachel Mitchell - MRC Racing
73 Rick Mitchell - MRC Racing
75 Cillian Collins - Collins Motorsports 75
84 Jordan Ramsbottom - LLB Racing
93 Nathaniel Greenaway - Greenaway Motorsports
95 Michael Robinson III - 95 Racing Team
97 Megan Mitchell - MRC Racing

Back at the Track 🏁

Just two weeks after being involved in a crash, Cory Horne made his way back to the track and put together a solid night of racing!

Cory finished 4th in the qualifying race and followed it up with a 7th-place finish in the feature, starting 3rd.

Most importantly, Cory ran a clean race all night and brought the car home in one piece. 💪🏁

After a tough couple of weeks, it feels great to be back where we belong. A big thank you to everyone who helped get us back on track and continues to support Cory Horne Racing!

JoMo Media drivers are back in action this weekend.

It's Meet The Drivers Night at Flamboro Speedway-Authorized Page. Go meet some of the best drivers from the Pure Stocks, Mini Stocks, Canadian Vintage Modifieds & Steel City Super Stocks.

Cillian Collins is back in action at Grand Bend Speedway and Go Kart Centre where it is their home track Fan Appreciation Night!

Over at Peterborough Speedway Cory Horne is back in action in his #09 Honda Civic where it's Double TOONIE Night and Fan Appreciation Night!

Get out and support your local race tracks this weekend!!

CORY HORNE: A ROOKIE SEASON BUILT ON RESILIENCE

For Cory Horne, moving from Bone Stock to Mini Stock was a major step forward—and his rookie season has been a true test of speed, determination and perseverance.

The jump brought more horsepower, grip and setup options, forcing Horne to adapt quickly. Fortunately, his years in Bone Stock gave him valuable experience in racecraft, traffic and wheel-to-wheel competition.

Opening night immediately showed the potential. Horne was surprised by how well the car performed, giving the team confidence heading into the season. But that confidence was quickly tested.

Two engine failures early in the year led to long nights in the shop as the team worked tirelessly to get back on track. Then came a major practice crash that caused extensive damage and forced a two-week rebuild. At the time, Horne feared his rookie season could be over before it really began.

Instead, the team regrouped, rebuilt and returned to racing.

The hard work began paying off midway through the season. Horne came close to winning a heat race before earning a third-place feature finish—a result that felt like a victory for the entire team.

“Being up there racing with guys who have been doing this for a long time was a huge accomplishment.”

The season has also been a learning experience beyond the driver's seat. Horne has embraced the technical side of Mini Stock racing, working with the team on springs, camber, wheel offset and tire pressures to find a setup that suits his driving style.

Most importantly, Horne has continued to grow as a driver. Every race has brought another lesson, and every challenge has made him better.

Despite the setbacks, his rookie campaign has already delivered more than expected. With a podium finish and a heat-race victory within reach, the momentum is building.

With two races remaining, Horne and his team are focused on one thing: keep pushing, keep learning and finish the season strong.