Lone Star Dwarf Car Club

Total Care Lone Star Dwarf Car Club Race Report

Boyd Raceway — Boyd, Texas

Friday, May 8, 2026

The Total Care Lone Star Dwarf Car Club returned to Boyd Raceway on Friday night for the first time since 2023, bringing a 15-car field and plenty of action to the fast North Texas oval. With two competitive heat races setting the stage, the 20-lap A Feature delivered a finish few would have predicted.

Jeffrey Patterson in the 27P started from the pole and quickly jumped out to the early lead. A few laps into the race, the caution came out when Dylan Payne suffered mechanical issues at the top of turns three and four, ending his night early.

On the restart, Patterson again fired off strong and held the lead, but the 17 of Chance Hull was on the move. Hull worked his way from the fourth restarting position to the back bumper of the 27P and eventually made the pass for the lead. Hull paced the field for several laps before entering heavy lap traffic.

As Hull charged into turns three and four, he caught slower traffic near the top of the track. Misjudging his entry speed, Hull barely clipped the situation wrong, spun at the top of turn three, and saw his strong run come to an unfortunate end.

That handed the lead back to Jeffrey Patterson, but the race was far from over.

On the ensuing restart, Colton Patterson, who started seventh in the 32P, found himself right on Jeffrey’s back bumper. Colton stayed patient, made his move, and eventually slipped past the 27P to take command of the race. Once out front, Colton drove away, building a lead of more than three seconds over second place.

Colton Patterson went on to capture the 20-lap A Feature win, marking his second Lone Star Dwarf Car Club feature victory of the season.

Jeffrey Patterson came home second, giving Crockett Patterson Construction and Plumbing Racing a strong 1-2 finish. The night was also a big one for Patterson Racing Suspension Shocks, with PRS-equipped cars sweeping the top five.

Dusty Jager finished third, Darren Hull came home fourth, and Rawdy Hull rounded out the top five.

Heat Race Winners

Heat Race 1: Chance Hull — 17
Heat Race 2: Jeffrey Patterson — 27P

A Feature 1 — 20 Laps

1. 32P Colton Patterson
2. 27P Jeff Patterson
3. 12 Dusty Jager
4. 8 Darren Hull
5. 18 Rawdy Hull
6. 84 David Garland
7. 21 Ricky Smith
8. 1 Toby Blackney
9. 15 Troop Miller
10. 44 Clayton Haapapuro
11. 44M Mason Jager
12. 85 Jason Thomas
13. 17 Chance Hull
14. 55Y Donald Crosby

Colton Patterson’s charge from seventh to the win capped off a wild night at Boyd Raceway and gave the Lone Star Dwarf Car Club another exciting chapter in its 2026 season.

Rawdy Hull Captures First Feature in the First Race of the North vs South 3 race Shootout!

ELMOTT, Texas — The TotalCare Lone Star Dwarf Car Club made its second trip of the season to Heart O’ Texas Speedway, where a strong 32-car field delivered exciting action all night long through heat races, the B-Main, and the 20-lap feature. The event also marked the first round of the three-race North-South Shootout against the Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas.

When the green flag dropped for the feature, Rawdy Hull put the Gatlin No. 18 on point from the pole and jumped out to the early lead. Not far behind, Chance Hull came charging from the 7th starting spot, slicing through the field and taking over the lead on lap 3.

Hull looked poised to run away with it, stretching his advantage to nearly four seconds before a string of cautions erased the gap and tightened the field back up. Over the closing laps, the battle intensified as Chance Hull began battling engine trouble, allowing the pack to close in and setting up a thrilling multi-car fight for the lead involving Rawdy Hull, Colton Patterson, Brandon Spreen, and Jeffrey Patterson.

At one point, Colton Patterson briefly grabbed the lead with an aggressive slider in turns 3 and 4, but the move did not stick, costing him momentum and allowing Brandon Spreen in the No. 88T and Jeffrey Patterson in the PRS No. 27P to get by.

The race was then slowed by a dramatic red flag when Toby Blackney got upside down multiple times after contact in turn 2. Fortunately, Blackney climbed from his car under his own power and was uninjured.

That set up a two-lap shootout to the finish, and the sliders came fast and often. Jeffrey Patterson, making his first start of the season, lined up second on the Delaware double-file restart and threw everything he had at Rawdy Hull over the final laps. But Hull found the top groove and the drive off to be the winning combination, holding strong to score his first-ever TotalCare Lone Star Dwarf Car Club victory in impressive fashion.

Jeffrey Patterson finished a strong second in his season debut, while Brandon Spreen turned in his best run of the year with a third-place finish, also making him the top-finishing DCRST driver. Darren Hull came home fourth, with Colton Patterson rounding out the top five after a hard-fought effort on the technical, top-dominant racing surface.

The “Dillons” occupied positions six through eight, with Dillon Payne finishing sixth, Dillon Coyne seventh, and Dylan Budnik eighth. Brady Ricks and Chris Ochoa completed the top 10.

In heat race action, James Jarrett picked up his first heat race win of the season in Heat 1. Dillon Spreen represented the DCRST side with the win in Heat 2, while Dylan Budnik captured Heat 3. In Heat 4, Jeff Patterson held off Chance Hull in a strong battle to score the win for the 27P.

The B-Main went to Dillon Coyne in the 12T, who punched his ticket into the feature with an impressive drive.

32 entries
LONE STAR DWARF CAR

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 18-Rawdy Hull[1]; 2. 27P-Jeff Patterson[9]; 3. 88T-Brandon Spreen[6]; 4. 8-Darren Hull[10]; 5. 32P-Colton Patterson[3]; 6. 2K-Dillon Payne[14]; 7. 12T-Dillon Coyne[2]; 8. 25-Dylan Budnik[8]; 9. 5M-Brady Ricks[5]; 10. 0-Chris Ochoa[13]; 11. 78E-Easton Sargisson[16]; 12. 81T-Dillon Spreen[12]; 13. 15-Tony DeGeorge[11]; 14. 14R-Duane Burford[17]; 15. 1K-Kaegen Moore[20]; 16. 85-Jason Thomas[24]; 17. 17-Chance Hull[7]; 18. 52T-Landon Budnik[18]; 19. 81D-Jerry Burford[19]; 20. 1-Toby Blackney[22]; 21. 56-Randy Peterson[23]; 22. 19-Landon Bellows[15]; 23. 181-James Jarrett[4]; 24. 44-Clayton Haapapuro[21]

B Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 12T-Dillon Coyne[1]; 2. 2K-Dillon Payne[4]; 3. 19-Landon Bellows[5]; 4. 78E-Easton Sargisson[9]; 5. 14R-Duane Burford[8]; 6. 52T-Landon Budnik[12]; 7. 81D-Jerry Burford[3]; 8. 1K-Kaegen Moore[19]; 9. 44-Clayton Haapapuro[13]; 10. 1-Toby Blackney[10]; 11. 56-Randy Peterson[17]; 12. 85-Jason Thomas[16]; 13. 89N-Robby England[11]; 14. 4-Brent Mayfield[2]; 15. 18T-Brian Batchelor[7]; 16. (DNS) 12-Dusty Jager; 17. (DNS) 44M-Mason Jager; 18. (DNS) 55Y-Donald Crosby; 19. (DNS) 127-Shawn Baker; 20. (DNS) 20-Ryan Stoy

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 181-James Jarrett[2]; 2. 88T-Brandon Spreen[8]; 3. 0-Chris Ochoa[4]; 4. 12T-Dillon Coyne[5]; 5. 19-Landon Bellows[6]; 6. 78E-Easton Sargisson[1]; 7. 44-Clayton Haapapuro[7]; 8. 56-Randy Peterson[3]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 81T-Dillon Spreen[1]; 2. 32P-Colton Patterson[7]; 3. 8-Darren Hull[3]; 4. 4-Brent Mayfield[8]; 5. 12-Dusty Jager[4]; 6. 1-Toby Blackney[6]; 7. 44M-Mason Jager[5]; 8. (DNS) 127-Shawn Baker

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 25-Dylan Budnik[5]; 2. 18-Rawdy Hull[6]; 3. 5M-Brady Ricks[3]; 4. 81D-Jerry Burford[1]; 5. 18T-Brian Batchelor[2]; 6. 89N-Robby England[8]; 7. (DNS) 55Y-Donald Crosby; 8. (DNS) 1K-Kaegen Moore

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 27P-Jeff Patterson[1]; 2. 17-Chance Hull[5]; 3. 15-Tony DeGeorge[3]; 4. 2K-Dillon Payne[4]; 5. 14R-Duane Burford[7]; 6. 52T-Landon Budnik[6]; 7. 85-Jason Thomas[8]; 8. 20-Ryan Stoy[2]

🏁 Hull Goes Back to Back to Pick Up Second Win of the Year at Rocket Raceway Park Opener

PARIS, Texas — The Total Care Lone Star Dwarf Car Club returned to Rocket Raceway Park for its second race of the 2026 season, with 18 cars on hand for an exciting night of racing action.

When the green flag dropped on the 20-lap A-Feature, Chance Hull wasted no time taking control. Starting on the outside of the front row in the Richard Brooker-owned No. 51 Viper Racing Chassis, Hull jumped to the early lead and never looked back, leading all 20 laps en route to a dominant victory.

Colton Patterson delivered a strong performance in the Crockett Patterson Construction and Plumbing, Patterson Racing Suspensions No. 32P. After starting third and battling early with Dusty Jager in the JDR Chassis 12, Patterson secured second and maintained a steady pace to the finish.

The battle for positions third through seventh provided the most excitement of the night, as Rawdy Hull, Ricky Smith, and Darren Hull — all representing the Gatlin Racing Viper Chassis camp — went door-to-door throughout the feature. Brent Mayfield and Dusty Jager stayed right in the mix as well. At the checkered flag, it was Rawdy Hull in third, followed by Ricky Smith, Darren Hull, Brent Mayfield, and Dusty Jager.

Landon Bellows earned Hard Charger honors, advancing from 15th to finish eighth in the No. 19 Viper Racing Chassis.

Rounding out the top 10 were Donald Crosby (9th) and Richard Brooker (10th), both making solid gains through the field.

Heat race victories went to Chance Hull (Heat 1) and Colton Patterson (Heat 2).

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 51-Chance Hull[2]; 2. 32P-Colton Patterson[3]; 3. 18-Rawdy Hull[7]; 4. 21-Ricky Smith[4]; 5. 8-Darren Hull[6]; 6. 4-Brent Mayfield[9]; 7. 12-Dusty Jager[5]; 8. 19-Landon Bellows[15]; 9. 55Y-Donald Crosby[12]; 10. 151-Richard Brooker[13]; 11. 1-Toby Blackney[10]; 12. 2K-Dillon Payne[8]; 13. 85-Jason Thomas[18]; 14. 25-Gaylon Singleton[14]; 15. 181-James Jarrett[1]; 16. 44M-Mason Jager[16]; 17. 44-Clayton Haapapuro[11]; 18. (DNS) 15-Tony DeGeorge

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Chance Hull[1]; 2. 12-Dusty Jager[3]; 3. 18-Rawdy Hull[5]; 4. 8-Darren Hull[9]; 5. 4-Brent Mayfield[6]; 6. 44-Clayton Haapapuro[7]; 7. 25-Gaylon Singleton[4]; 8. (DNS) 44M-Mason Jager; 9. (DNS) 15-Tony DeGeorge

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 32P-Colton Patterson[1]; 2. 181-James Jarrett[5]; 3. 21-Ricky Smith[7]; 4. 2K-Dillon Payne[4]; 5. 1-Toby Blackney[2]; 6. 55Y-Donald Crosby[6]; 7. 151-Richard Brooker[8]; 8. 85-Jason Thomas[9]; 9. 19-Landon Bellows[3]

The Total Care Lone Star Dwarf Car Club takes the next weekend off as several of its top competitors travel to Port City Raceway in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the opening Central States Dwarf Car Association national event of the season.



Thanks to Mikelangelo Photography for all the awesome photos and support!!

$300 to win $75 to start A-Main! Let’s get those cars washed, problems fixed and buttoned up! We missed our Nationals here because of rain so let’s go and support this great facility. Goal for us this year is to have a full 24 car A-Main at every race! Got a car bring it, show up and race! We already had a first stellar night at HoT. Let’s run it back!! TotalCare Emergency Rooms

Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved and their families. We are a big family and this is such a tragedy.

Hull Dominates Season Opener at Heart O’ Texas Speedway

WACO, Texas — The 2026 season kicked off in exciting fashion at Heart O’ Texas Speedway as the Total Care Lonestar Dwarf Car Club and the Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas brought a strong 33-car field to the quarter-mile dirt bullring.

The A-Main feature ran green to checkered with competitive racing throughout the field, but it was Chance Hull who stole the show. Starting from the third position, Hull quickly charged to the lead at the drop of the green flag and never relinquished the top spot, building a commanding advantage as the race progressed. By the time the checkered flag waved, Hull had stretched his lead to nearly nine seconds over the field.

The victory carried extra meaning following a difficult week for Hull and his family. Jeffrey Patterson, owner of Patterson Racing Suspensions, offered Hull the use of his car for the night, providing the opportunity for Hull to compete in the season opener. The combination proved to be a winning one as Hull piloted the Patterson machine to Victory Lane.

Speaking afterward, Hull praised the car’s performance throughout the night.

“The car was spot on all night,” Hull said in Victory Lane. “I could put it anywhere I wanted on the track and it responded. After tonight, I might have to make a few changes to my own car after seeing how well Jeffrey’s setup worked.”

Colton Patterson earned Hard Charger honors after advancing eight positions from his 10th-place starting position to finish second. Patterson worked his way through a talented field in the Crockett Patterson Construction and Plumbing machine, thrilling fans as he sliced through traffic. Despite finishing nine seconds behind Hull, Patterson described the run as the best race he has driven to date.

Dillon Speen of the DCRST finished third, followed by Darren Hull of the Gatlin Racing Camp in fourth and Dylan Coyne of DCRST in fifth and a strong run by Dusty Jager in the JDR race machine closely in sixth.

The battle for positions two through six provided some of the most exciting racing of the night. Ryan Stoy worked his way up to third in the closing laps before a late mistake dropped him back to a seventh-place finish. Dylan Budnick and Ricky Smith—who advanced six positions during the race—also worked their way forward through the field, while Danny Rogers rounded out the top ten.

Heat race victories earlier in the evening went to Chance Hull in Heat 1, Duain Burford in Heat 2, Colton Patterson in Heat 3, and Dillon Spreen in Heat 4.

B-Main wins were claimed by Easton Sargisson and Rowdy Hull, both drivers successfully transferring into the night’s A-Main feature.

With a full field of competitors and thrilling battles throughout the pack, the 2026 season opener at Heart O’ Texas Speedway provided an exciting start to the year for both the Lonestar Dwarf Car Club and the Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas.

Heart O’ Texas Speedway
Lonestar Dwarf Car Club / DCRST
Season Opener – Waco, Texas
33 Cars

A-Main Results
1. Chance Hull
2. Colton Patterson (Hard Charger +8)
3. Dillon Spreen
4. Darren Hull
5. Dillon Coyne
6. Dusty Jager
7. Ryan Stoy
8. Dylan Budnik
9. Ricky Smith
10. Danny Rogers

B-Main Winners
• Easton Sargisson
• Rowdy Hull

Heat Race Winners
• Heat 1 – Chance Hull
• Heat 2 – Duain Burford
• Heat 3 – Colton Patterson
• Heat 4 – Dillon Spreen