Race Results Archives for 2025 Summit Racing E.T. Series
2025 Race Results
• Race Results ♦ October 5, 2025
Super Pro
Joey Rolfe has been clicking off round wins all season and his Super Pro win over Steve Doss on Sunday has put him in sole possession of second place with one week to go. It was a tight finish at the end with Joey scoring a .007 margin of victory at the stripe. He held a slight, .025 to .032 reaction advantage at the start and that was the difference as both drivers drove to identical, .013 packages. Joey's 5.573 at 119.93 mph on his 5.56 dial got the nod over Steve's 6.223 at 109.15 mph on his 6.21 dial-in and sealed in the win.
In the semis, point leader Tim Roberts held a slight .006 to .012 reaction advantage over Joey, but broke out of his 4.80 dial-in with a too-quick 4.797 and sent Joe the finals against Steve who drew the bye run.
Pro
Jacob Bombard scored the Pro final win when Ron Bixby lit the red light at the start. Jacob got the jump with his 7.23 dial-in and nailed the tree with a stout .015 reaction. Seeing his win light on, Jake ran it out to a -.020-under, 7.210 at 95.17 mph to make it official. Ron dialed in at a 6.49, but his -.018 foul ended his chance for the win, so he too ran it out and posted a 6.405 at 107.91 mph for his runner-up effort. In semifinal action, Jacob squared off against Super Pro runner-up Steve Doss and got the win light to advance to the finals to meet Ron who had the bye run to move on.
Pro MX
Kevin Wuest scored his third straight Pro MX win when Haley Feher went red on the line, negating a solid, .007-over, 5.577 at 124.21 mph run on her 5.57 dial-in. Kevin's 3rd win was vital as it put him into first place in points by 2 over reigning champion Kevin Sutliffe. Kevin dialed his Polaris XCR in at a 5.93 and cut a .039 light on his way to a winning, 5.948 at 114.35 mph to lock in the win and to set the stage for next week's final points race.
In the semis, the Kevins locked horns and saw K.W. jump to a .013 to .072 reaction lead, a lead he able to hold on to and advance to the final. Haley had the solo shot and used it to her full advantage cutting .004 reaction and posting a 5.576 on her 5.55 dial to prep for final round battle.
Street Money
Pat Minogue's Street Money win over Mike Halsey put him in third place in points, one behind Grant Johnson with one race remaining to fight for second. Neither drivers killed the tree, but it was Pat gaining a .105 to .196 advantage. Pat's dead-on 9.420 at 75.89 mph pass ended any chance for Mike to slip by for the win. Mike dialed in a 7.69 and drove to a too-quick, 7.683 at 88.86 mph in an effort to close the R.T. gap and had to settle for the runner-up finish. The semis saw an awesome race between Pat and Money King Rick Vose. Rick had a .007 to .016 reaction advantage over Pat, but Team Jesus slapped a .001-over 9.431 on the King and moved on the meet Mike, who stopped Grant Johnson in their semifinal showdown.
Modified
Dave Miller bounced back from a Sept. 28 runner-up finish and scored the Modified win over Matt Consiglio. Dave dipped under his 6.37 dial-in (6.341 at 107.33 mph), but Matt's -.013 foul start handed Dave the win. Matt drove his Nova to a 6.569 at 103.53 mph on his 6.54 dial-in and settled for the runner-up finish.
In the semifinal round, Matt won a double red light battle over Dan Hanley whose -.032 was a tad quicker than Matt's -.010 light. Dave drew the bye run into the final and just took a soft green light and cruised into the final.
Street Trophy
Mark Reed held a slight .036 to .069 reaction time advantage over Tim Patterson in Sunday's Street Trophy final and held on for a double breakout win. Mark dialed his Camaro in at a 7.48 and drove to a winning, 7.456 at 98.44 mph to score the Eliminator trophy. Tim posted an 8.59 on his window, but went .006 quicker than Mark, 8.560 at 79.68 mph, and had to settle for the runner-up finish.
In the semis, Mark advanced to the final when Grant Johnson had a heart-breaking, -.001 foul start, while Tim advanced to the finals as well when Pat Minogue went -.015 red in their semifinal match. Heading into the final point race, Pat holds a 3 point lead over Tim, a race mathematically still contested.
American Muscle Stick Series
In the 5th and final scheduled American Muscle Stick Series event, it was Larry Carasea getting the win over Tim LaRose. Tim had the 5.76 to 5.62 dial-in head start, but went -.044 red, ending any chance for the win. Larry launched his '61 Corvette with a .114 reaction, but ran an off throttle, 6.312 at 104.31 mph to lock in the win. Tim drove to a 5.795 at 114.28 mph on his 5.76 dial-in for the runner-up effort. In the semis, Tim got the win over Jacob Bombard, while Larry had the solo shot in the finals. Once again, we'd like to thank Dave and Anita Bombard of All Car Care of Cicero for their sponsorship and promotion of this series
AMSS 2nd Chance
In the second chance bracket, Doral Short got the win over Arnold Matthews jumping out to an early, .035 to .165 reaction time lead. Doral had Arnold covered at the top end as well, running a 6.988 at 87.93 mph on his 6.91 dial-in to lock in the win. Arnold dialed up a 7.40, but was only able to muster a 7.792 at 90.73 mph in his runner-up effort.
In the semis, Doral squared off against Jake Ciciarelli and won a real close battle on the strength of his .013 to .060 reaction time lead. Jake drove closer to his 6.90 dial-in, (6.909 at 99.68 mph), but Doral's reaction lead was enough to score the win with a 6.932 at 99.49 mph on his 6.91 dial.
