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09/17/2026

Hibbard Clinches ISCS Championship as Hood Breaks Through in Roseburg Finale

By Ben Deatherage

ROSEBURG, Ore. (Sept. 12, 2026) — Bailey Hibbard capped a dominant season by winning Saturday night’s Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series finale at Douglas County Dirt Track and securing his first career series championship.

The two-night championship weekend opened Friday with Jared Hood overcoming early trouble to capture his second career series victory and first in a full points-paying event.

Friday’s 25-lap feature began with a red flag on the initial start before Kyle Alberding seized the lead aboard the Brian Crockett-owned No. i1.

A caution with one lap complete was followed by another on lap two. Alberding pulled away when racing resumed, while championship leader Hibbard soon worked his way into second and began trying to close the gap.

A lap-six caution erased Alberding’s advantage and put Hibbard directly behind him for the restart. Hibbard immediately challenged for the top spot and completed the pass on lap seven.

Hibbard’s stay out front was brief.

Hood, who had been involved in a pair of earlier cautions, charged back through the field in the Dirty Dave Racing-owned No. A-1. The Grants Pass driver ran down Hibbard and took command on lap eight.

Once in front, Hood was untouchable. He dominated the remainder of the distance to collect his second career Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series victory.

Hood’s first series triumph came Aug. 14 at Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Wash. Because that weekend awarded show-up points only, Friday’s victory marked his first in a full points-paying series event.

Hibbard finished second, with Alberding holding on for third. Idaho’s Tyson Burman was fourth, and Dave Hibbard completed the top five.

Bailey Hibbard set quick time earlier in the evening with a lap of 13.776 seconds. Dave Hibbard and R.J. McGahuey were the heat race winners.

Saturday’s 20-lap championship finale belonged to Bailey Hibbard.

The Medford driver grabbed the lead at the start and quickly built a commanding advantage. A caution erased the sizable margin he had established over second, but it did little to slow Hibbard’s charge.

When racing resumed, Hibbard again pulled away from the field and rebuilt his advantage. He controlled the remainder of the distance to earn his 13th career Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series victory and put the finishing touch on his first career series championship. The victory also moved Hibbard into a tie with Jake Wheeler for the most wins in series history.

While Hibbard controlled the race out front, the battle for second remained unsettled into the closing laps. Dave Hibbard ultimately secured the runner-up position with a couple of laps remaining.

Alberding finished third to complete a pair of podium performances during championship weekend. Burman was fourth, and Austin Sause rounded out the top five.

Dave Hibbard paced Saturday’s qualifying with a 15.109-second lap. Bailey Hibbard and Burman collected the heat race victories.

Bailey Hibbard’s Saturday triumph put the finishing touch on a championship season that saw the Medford driver establish himself as the driver to beat throughout the 2026 Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series campaign. His father, Dave Hibbard, finished second in the final championship standings, with R.J. McGahuey third, Austin Sause fourth, and Chris Linder fifth.

09/14/2026

2026 Final Points

08/31/2026

Hibbard Sets ISCS Points-Race Win Streak Record at Douglas County

By Ben Deatherage

ROSEBURG, Ore. (Aug. 28, 2026) — Bailey Hibbard added another mark to the Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series record book Friday night, dominating a caution-free 20-lap feature at Douglas County Dirt Track for his record sixth consecutive victory in a full points-paying series race.

The Medford driver took command on the opening lap and never relinquished the top spot, setting the pace throughout the uninterrupted main event before cruising to his seventh victory of the season.

The triumph was Hibbard’s 12th career series win, tying Camden Robustelli for second on the all-time victory list. It was also his fifth career series victory at Douglas County Dirt Track, the most of any driver in tour history.

Hibbard’s dominance at the Roseburg 3/10-mile oval has stretched across two seasons. He has now won five consecutive series features at Douglas County, a streak dating back to his sweep of the track’s final two events in 2025.

R.J. McGahuey turned in a solid performance to finish second, while Jared Hood brought the Dirty Dave’s Racing No. A-1 home third. Bailey’s father, Dave Hibbard, finished fourth.

Dave Hibbard was quickest in qualifying, while McGahuey made an exciting last-lap pass to capture the heat race victory.

Bailey Hibbard will carry the Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series points lead into championship weekend Sept. 11-12 at Douglas County Dirt Track.

08/27/2026

ISCS Championship Chase Resumes With Doubleheader Weekend

By Ben Deatherage

ROSEBURG, Ore. (Aug. 27, 2026) — The Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returns to full championship points competition this weekend with stops at Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg on Friday, Aug. 28, and Southern Oregon Speedway in White City on Saturday, Aug. 29.

The Pacific Northwest's premier 360 sprint car tour returns to familiar territory following its Aug. 14-15 visit to Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Wash. Both Washington events awarded show-up points only, leaving the championship battle largely unchanged heading into this weekend's pair of points-paying races.

Bailey Hibbard continues to lead the standings after a dominant 2026 campaign that has produced six victories. The Medford driver enters Friday night with an 86.5-point advantage over his father, Dave Hibbard.

Dave Hibbard sits second after becoming the only driver to defeat Bailey during the opening seven races of the season, earning his first career series victory at Southern Oregon Speedway on May 9.

Austin Sause enters the weekend third in the championship standings while Chris Linder occupies fourth.

R.J. McGahuey has climbed into the top five and carries plenty of momentum back to Oregon. The Grants Pass driver dominated the most recent series feature Aug. 15 at Grays Harbor Raceway, earning his first victory of the season and second career Interstate Sprint Car Series triumph. His previous series win came June 26, 2022, at Coos Bay Speedway.

Friday's stop at Douglas County Dirt Track will mark the third Interstate Sprint Car Series visit of the season to the Roseburg oval. Bailey Hibbard has swept both previous appearances, winning the May 8 season opener before returning July 3.

Hibbard has enjoyed considerable success at Douglas County in recent years, also sweeping the final two series appearances there in 2025. He has won the last four Interstate Sprint Car Series features contested at the track.

Southern Oregon Speedway has also been a stronghold for the championship leader. Bailey Hibbard has won four of the five series races contested at the White City 3/8-mile oval this season, including the last four in succession. His July 25 victory gave him five career series wins at Southern Oregon Speedway, the most in tour history.

Dave Hibbard is the only other Southern Oregon Speedway winner this season, taking the May 9 feature.

With the Grays Harbor weekend in the rearview mirror and full championship points back on the line, the title chase resumes with Bailey Hibbard holding the advantage over Dave Hibbard, Sause, Linder and McGahuey as the Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returns to two of its most familiar venues.

08/20/2026

Hood and McGahuey Share Victory Lane in ISCS Grays Harbor Doubleheader

By Ben Deatherage

ELMA, Wash. (Aug. 15, 2026) — Jared Hood and R.J. McGahuey shared the spotlight as the Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returned to Grays Harbor Raceway for the first time since 2023, each collecting a victory during the two-night weekend at the 3/8-mile oval.

Friday night's 25-lap feature appeared destined to belong to Bailey Hibbard, who entered the weekend riding a five-race winning streak and with an opportunity to establish a new series record.

Hibbard outdueled Idaho's Tyson Burman on the initial start and quickly began to distance himself from the field. A caution on lap five erased his advantage before David Greene moved into second following the restart.

Another caution came on lap six, but Hibbard once again took off when racing resumed. The field was slowed for a third time on lap 12, with Hood moving the Dave's Home Supply-provided No. A-1 into third on the ensuing restart.

Hibbard again established a comfortable advantage and remained in control as lapped traffic entered the equation late. His bid for a sixth consecutive victory, however, came to a sudden end on lap 19 when he clipped an implement tire in turn one, damaging the left front and forcing him out of contention.

Greene inherited the lead, while McGahuey advanced to third on lap 21. The complexion of the race changed once more as Greene slowed coming to the white flag, allowing Hood to sweep past and take command.

Hood made the most of the opportunity and raced to his first Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series victory.

McGahuey finished second, with Burman completing the podium in third. Piper Harless placed fourth, and Nate Geister rounded out the top five.

Saturday's finale offered $2,000 to the winner, and this time McGahuey left little doubt about who would collect the top prize.

McGahuey grabbed the lead at the start of the 25-lap feature and quickly established a sizable advantage. Behind him, Hibbard and Friday winner Hood engaged in a spirited battle for second, with Hibbard initially keeping Hood behind him.

As that battle continued, McGahuey stretched his advantage even further. The leader encountered lapped traffic on lap 16, allowing Hibbard to cut into the deficit, but McGahuey continued to maintain a comfortable margin.

Hood renewed his challenge for second in the closing laps. Hibbard repeatedly kept him at bay before Hood finally completed the pass just before the white flag.

Out front, McGahuey was never seriously threatened and completed a dominant, caution-free run to the $2,000 victory.

The triumph was McGahuey's first of the season and second career Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series victory. His previous series win came June 26, 2022, at Coos Bay Speedway.

Hood capped a strong weekend with a runner-up finish, while Hibbard completed the podium in third. Geister finished fourth, and Dave Hibbard rounded out the top five.

The Grays Harbor Raceway weekend was contested for show-up points only. The Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returns to full championship points competition Aug. 28 at Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg before visiting Southern Oregon Speedway in White City on Aug. 29.

08/12/2026

Hibbard Carries Historic Win Streak Into Grays Harbor Raceway Doubleheader

By Ben Deatherage

ELMA, Wash. (Aug. 12, 2026) — The Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series heads north this weekend for a two-night stop at Grays Harbor Raceway, with races scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 14-15, at the fast 3/8-mile oval.

The Pacific Northwest's premier 360 sprint car tour arrives in Elma with Bailey Hibbard carrying the hottest hand in the series. The Medford driver enters the weekend riding a five-race winning streak, tying Jake Wheeler's Interstate Sprint Car Series record established during the 2024 season. Hibbard has won six of the first seven races in 2026 and owns an 85-point lead atop the championship standings.

A victory on Friday night would give Hibbard sole possession of the longest winning streak in Interstate Sprint Car Series history.

Chris Salyer has emerged as Hibbard's closest challenger in the title chase. The Central Point driver has pieced together a remarkably consistent campaign and sits second in points, 85 behind the leader.

Just 1.5 points behind Salyer is Bailey's father, Dave Hibbard. The Medford veteran earned his first career Interstate Sprint Car Series victory earlier this season at Southern Oregon Speedway and remains well within striking distance entering the Washington swing.

Austin Sause continues to hold fourth in the standings after several strong outings, while veteran Chris Linder rounds out the top five.

Grays Harbor Raceway has been kind to one driver throughout the tour's history. Jake Wheeler won both previous Interstate Sprint Car Series events contested at the Elma oval, sweeping the 2022 and 2023 appearances to become the only driver to reach victory lane there.

The Grays Harbor Raceway weekend will award show-up points only; the Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series championship battle resumes in earnest Aug. 28 at Douglas County Dirt Track before continuing Aug. 29 at Southern Oregon Speedway.

07/26/2026

Current point standings! They are also posted in my race pass!

07/26/2026

Hibbard Sets Southern Oregon Wins Record, Ties ISCS Win Streak Mark

By Ben Deatherage

WHITE CITY, Ore. (July 25, 2026) — Bailey Hibbard continued rewriting the Dave’s Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series record book Saturday night, leading all 25 laps at Southern Oregon Speedway for his sixth victory of the season and 11th career series triumph.

The Medford driver matched Jake Wheeler's all-time series record with his fifth consecutive Interstate Sprint Car Series triumph while also becoming the winningest series driver in Southern Oregon Speedway history with his fifth career victory at the White City oval.

Starting alongside David Marble on the front row, Hibbard wasted little time taking command and led the opening circuit as Austin Sause slipped past Marble to claim second.

Behind the leaders, an entertaining battle for third unfolded between Dave Hibbard and Marble before Bailey's father secured the position on lap three.

A caution on lap five briefly slowed the field, but Hibbard was untouchable on the restart, quickly rebuilding his advantage while Dave Hibbard and Sause waged a spirited battle for the runner-up spot. Dave Hibbard eventually took over second before the leaders encountered lapped traffic on lap 11.

Another caution on lap 12 cleared the slower cars from Hibbard's path, and once again he capitalized on the clean track, pulling away from the field after the restart.

The final caution with five laps remaining set up one last battle behind the leader. Sause reclaimed second on lap 22 while Blaine Cory, aboard the Brandon Governor-owned No. 37, charged forward from the tail of the field. Cory overtook Dave Hibbard in the closing laps, while R.J. McGahuey also slipped past late to secure fourth.

Unchallenged out front, Hibbard drove away over the closing laps to complete another dominant flag-to-flag victory.

Sause finished second, while Cory completed an impressive drive from the rear of the field to third to earn Hard Charger honors. McGahuey finished fourth, with Dave Hibbard rounding out the top five.

The Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returns to action Aug. 14-15 when the tour heads north to Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Wash., for a two-night weekend at the 3/8-mile oval.

07/25/2026

Hibbard Matches All-Time SOS Win Record, Claims Fourth Straight ISCS Victory

By Ben Deatherage

WHITE CITY, Ore. (July 24, 2026) — Bailey Hibbard continued his remarkable summer surge Friday night, leading all 25 laps to capture his fifth Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series victory of the season at Southern Oregon Speedway.

The triumph was Hibbard's fourth consecutive series victory, moving the Medford driver within one win of tying Jake Wheeler's all-time series record of five straight victories, established during the 2024 campaign.

Hibbard wasted little time taking command, grabbing the lead on the initial start while Chris Salyer settled into second and attempted to keep pace.

A caution after the opening lap erased Hibbard's early advantage, but the leader was flawless on the restart. Additional cautions on laps three and four repeatedly slowed the field, yet each time Hibbard launched away from the pack once the green flag returned.

Behind the leader, Jared Hood and R.J. McGahuey put on an entertaining battle for the runner-up position following the final restart. Hood managed to keep McGahuey at bay as Hibbard steadily stretched his advantage.

Several laps later, Blaine Cory, aboard the Brandon Governor-owned No. 37, joined the fight for third, applying pressure to McGahuey. Despite Cory's repeated challenges, the Grants Pass driver held the position.

Lapped traffic entered the equation on lap nine, but Hibbard expertly worked his way through slower cars. Even as the congestion intensified during the closing laps and Hood attempted to narrow the deficit, Hibbard remained in complete control and crossed the finish line with a comfortable margin of victory.

The victory was Hibbard's 10th career Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series triumph and his fourth series win at Southern Oregon Speedway, tying Jake Wheeler and Camden Robustelli for the most series victories at the White City oval.

Hood turned in his best Interstate Sprint Car Series finish of the season in second, while McGahuey completed the podium in third. Cory crossed the stripe fourth, and Idaho's Tyson Burman rounded out the top five.

McGahuey earned Hard Charger honors after advancing from the eighth starting position to finish third.

07/24/2026

Hibbard Takes Three-Race Win Streak Into Southern Oregon Speedway Doubleheader

By Ben Deatherage

WHITE CITY, Ore. (July 23, 2026) — The Dave's Home Supply Interstate Sprint Car Series returns to Southern Oregon Speedway for a two-night stand on Friday and Saturday, July 24-25, as the Pacific Northwest's premier 360 sprint car tour reaches the midway point of the 2026 season.

The White City 3/8-mile oval has become one of the cornerstone venues on the Interstate Sprint Car Series schedule and has already hosted two events this season. With championship points tightening and several drivers carrying momentum into the weekend, the doubleheader could prove pivotal in the title chase.

Bailey Hibbard enters the weekend atop the standings after winning four of the first five races of the season, including each of the last three events. The Medford driver has built a 43-point advantage after victories at Douglas County Dirt Track on May 8 and July 3, along with consecutive triumphs at Southern Oregon Speedway on June 6 and June 27.

Chris Salyer has quietly pieced together a consistent campaign and sits second in the championship standings, 43 markers behind Hibbard. Fellow Medford driver Dave Hibbard, whose first career Interstate Sprint Car Series victory came at Southern Oregon Speedway earlier this season, is third and trails the leader by 49.5 points.

Austin Sause enters the weekend fourth in the standings after several strong runs, while veteran Chris Linder rounds out the top five in points.

Southern Oregon Speedway has played host to 14 Interstate Sprint Car Series events since the tour's inception in 2022 and has crowned seven different winners.

Jake Wheeler and Camden Robustelli remain tied for the all-time lead with four series victories each at the White City oval. Bailey Hibbard has quickly climbed the list with three career wins at Southern Oregon Speedway, while Dave Hibbard, Blaine Cory, Charlie Thompson and Garen Linder have also celebrated victories there.

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