After an opening day set back, Jason Patison Racing has been gaining momentum every time they hit the track at Toyota Speedway. Coming off back-to-back 3rd place finishes in the NASCAR Whelen Super Late Model Series, Patison and crew rolled into Irwindale CA, with a well prepared car and it showed from the get go.

With the 2010 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series season winding down, some are already looking to the 2011 season and the many exciting prospects that it has in store. Among these is a terrific television package brought on by CBS, which should keep fans glued to their screens in the coming year. 2011 will see Lucas Oil Motorsports featured in no less than 11 hours of programming during the well-known CBS Sports Spectacular, with a large portion of this airtime being dedicated to the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series.

Multi-time Champion Bill Leischner, driver of the Rockstar Energy Super Modified Tractor “DirtSlinger”, brought 30 years of experience to the table this season. “This year we won a lot of races and I’ll tell you what, it had a lot to do with Rockstar coming on board with my program.” Leischner reported before his last pull. “The support we have received from Rockstar this year has been the most positive factor in all my years of racing. The whole team is charged up and you can just feel the energy. Everyone is going the extra mile to do their part. I think we are ready to win this championship for Rockstar.”

The Lucas Oil Modified Series, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, officially launched their 2010 racing season March 27th at the Lucas Oil I 10 Speedway in Blythe-California. As in the case of the past three years, this regional touring series has enjoyed healthy car counts and the Rockstar 75 2010 season debut was no exception. 25 cars

It's back and stronger than ever. The Lucas Oil Modified Series, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, will officially launch its brand new 2010 season Saturday night, March 27th, at the Lucas Oil I 10 Speedway in Blythe-California. It's the first of a nine race series that will take the modified teams to five different venues in three different states.

The Lucas Oil Modified Racing Series presented by Rock Star Energy Drink is pleased to announce DART Machinery has come on board as the title sponsor of the DART Trophy Dash at all series events in 2010. As part of their expanded involvement with Lucas Oil properties DART will be the title sponsor of the six (6) car trophy dash at all Lucas Oil Modified Racing Series events in 2010 and will pay the winner of the DART Trophy Dash $200.

Top Fuel driver Morgan Lucas completed a 3.823-second pass at a career-best 316.90 mph Friday to move from out of the field to the No. 3 position at the 50th annual Kragen O'Reilly NHRA Winternationals. Lucas' impressive run in his GEICO Powersports/Lucas Oil dragster was the second quickest of the day.

Carl Renezeder set the perfect mood for the Rockstar Energy Drink Lucas Oil Challenge Cup this afternoon while answering a question for the NBC show during the opening pace lap: “After the season we’ve had, this is icing on the cake. This race is gonna be like a day at the beach…nothing but fun. I’ve got 19 trucks in front of me, and I’m lickin’ my chops.”

The battle for Rockstar Energy Lucas Oil Challenge Cup crown will take place this weekend, December 18th and 19th at the Lake Elsinore Motorsports Complex. Postponed a week to renew the facility to ideal conditions after significant rain storms,

Known to fans near and far as one of the raciest speed-plants in Ohio, Portsmouth Raceway Park has become a fixture on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Tour. The event originally scheduled as a one-day $10,000 to win 50 lap race, will now become the two-day Pepsi 75, paying $20,000 to win for the 75 lap main event.