Wild West Shootout
Nightly Results from Arizona Speedway...
(January
17, 2021) The six-race 'Wild
West Shootout' miniseries wrapped up tonight at FK Rod Ends Arizona
Speedway, as a whopping $25,000 payday was up for grabs in the
'Shaw Trucking 50.' Trevor Gundaker posted the tenth fastest lap
in Group B during the time trial session and later finished seventh
in his stacked heat race. After grabbing the fourth and final
transfer spot through his B-Main, Trevor rolled off starting shotgun
on the field in the twenty-fourth position. He was then moving
forward in the 50-lap grand finale before losing all brakes, which
sent him pitside and relegated him to a twentieth place performance
at the Queen Creek, Arizona facility.
(Mike
Ruefer Photo)
(January 16, 2021)
Next up at Arizona Speedway was the penultimate
event of the 15th Annual 'Wild West Shootout,' as another $5,000
winner's check was on the line for the Super Late Models at the
Queen Creek, Arizona oval. Trevor Gundaker stopped the clock twentieth
quickest in Group A during the qualifying session before winding
up seventh in his heat race and twelfth in his B-Main. The young
St. Charles, Missouri ace was unfortunately not able to transfer
into the 40-lap headliner that was ultimately won again by Tyler
Erb.
(January 15, 2021)
The fourth event of the 2021 'Wild West Shootout'
miniseries took center stage tonight in the desert, as yet another
$5,000 to win program was held at Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek,
Arizona. Trevor Gundaker toured the Copper State oval nineteenth
quickest in Group A during the qualifying session and later placed
sixth in both his heat race and his B-Main. Unfortunately, Trevor
was not able to advance into the thrilling 30-lap feature event
that was eventually won by Tyler Erb.
(January 13, 2021)
After a few days off in the 15th edition of the
'Wild West Shootout' miniseries, action heated back up earlier
tonight at Arizona Speedway with another $5,000 to win shootout.
Trevor Gundaker timed in sixteenth quickest in Group B during
qualifying and later placed seventh in his loaded heat race. On
a one-groove track in the B-Main, Trevor was only able to muster
an eighth place finish and unfortunately missed out on the 30-lap
feature event that was ultimately won by Jonathan Davenport.
(January 10, 2021)
Round two of the annual 'Wild West Shootout' miniseries
took center stage in the desert tonight, as another $5,000 top
prize was up for grabs at FK Rod Ends Arizona Speedway. At the
Queen Creek, Arizona facility during the qualifying session, Trevor
Gundaker posted the thirteenth fastest lap in Group B prior to
running fifth in his heat race and fourth in his B-Main. After
securing an impressive victory in the Pro Power Dash for non-qualifiers,
Trevor chose to forego the $1,000 payday and instead started at
the tail of the 40-lap headliner. The young St. Charles, Missouri
driver unfortunately suffered a flat left rear tire on lap 11
and was eventually relegated to a twentieth place effort.
(January 9, 2021)
After a long trek out west to the desert, Trevor
Gundaker and his #11 team kicked off their 2021 racing season
earlier tonight in the 'Wild West Shootout' opener at FK Rod Ends
Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek, Arizona! Trevor laid down the
twenty-third fastest lap in Group B during qualifying and later
placed sixth in his stacked heat race. Following an eleventh place
effort in his B-Main, Trevor was unable to transfer into the $5,000
to win opener and was forced to watch the 40-lap feature that
was ultimately won by Jonathan Davenport.

Trevor Gundaker Competes
in Final Two MLRA Shows of 2020
(October
18, 2020) The #11 TGR Motorsports
team spent their October 16-17 weekend at Tri-City Speedway in
Granite City, Illinois, as the Lucas Oil MLRA Series wrapped up
their 2020 campaign with a pair of special events at the St. Louis-area
venue. On Friday night in the $5,000 to win weekend opener, Trevor
Gundaker finished seventh in his heat race, third in his B-Main,
and twenty-fourth in the 30-lap sprint. At Tri-City on Saturday
evening in the weekend finale, which boasted a $7,000 paycheck,
Trevor received a provisional to gain access into the 40-lapper
and climbed twelve spots during the headliner to bag a fifteenth
place showing. Full results from both season-ending tilts in the
Land of Lincoln can be viewed online at www.mlraracing.com.

Gundaker Transfers
into $15,000 to win FALS Frenzy Headliner
(October
11, 2020) Trevor Gundaker
and his #11 team entered one lone event over the weekend, as a
$15,000 top prize was up for grabs on Saturday evening, October
10 at Fairbury Speedway in downtown Fairbury, Illinois. The MARS
Racing Series presided over the annual running of 'FALS Frenzy'
and 50 competitors piled into the pit area to do battle in the
single-day throwdown. Trevor clicked off the tenth quickest lap
in Group A during qualifying, but later stormed up to third in
his heat race to grab a coveted transfer spot into the 50-lap
headliner. After rolling off from the inside of the seventh row
in the 'FALS Frenzy' main event, the St. Charles, Missouri youngster
wound up eighteenth in the final finishing order. Complete results
from last night at Fairbury Speedway can be accessed online at
www.marsracingseries.com.
(Todd Healy Photo)

Trevor Gundaker Racing
Nabs Pair of Top Tens in Summit Mod Mania
(September
27, 2020) The TGR Motorsports
team invaded Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois from
September 24-26 for the annual running of 'Summit Mod Mania,'
which featured the Super Late Models on the undercard of the three-day
spectacular. In Thursday's $2,000 to win opener, Trevor Gundaker
placed fourth in his stacked heat race before moving up three
spots in the 30-lap main event to claim a solid eighth place performance.
At the St. Louis-area venue on Friday evening, a
$2,500 top prize was up for grabs. Trevor finished sixth in his
heat race, third in his B-Main, and fourteenth in the 30-lapper.
On Saturday night in the $3,000 to win finale, Trevor ran third
in his heat race during preliminary action and later nabbed a
respectable tenth place effort in the 30-lap headliner. Complete
results from all three shows can be accessed online at www.tricityspeedway.net.

Trevor Gundaker Busy
at FALS, Granite City, and Pevely in Hectic Week
(September
20, 2020) The #11 team stormed
into a trio of dirt ovals in the states of Illinois and Missouri
from September 15-19 for three separate DIRTcar Racing events.
After unfortunately failing to transfer into the $15,000 to win
'One for the Road' headliner on Tuesday night at Fairbury Speedway
in Fairbury, Illinois, Trevor Gundaker had much better luck at
both Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois and Federated
Raceway at I-55 in Pevely, Missouri. At Granite City on Friday
evening, Trevor advanced to third in his heat race prior to moving
past a trio of racecars during the $1,200 to win feature event
to land in the fourth spot behind only race winner Michael Kloos,
Dewayne Kiefer, Billy Laycock. At Pevely on Saturday in a $2,000
to win Super Late Model tussle, Trevor placed second in his heat
race and seventh in the A-Main. Complete results from all three
facilities can be accessed online at www.fairburyspeedway.com,
www.tricityspeedway.net,
and www.federatedautopartsraceway.com.
(Todd Healy Photo)

Gundaker Climbs to
Seventh in Weekly Show at Tri-City Speedway
(September
5, 2020) Trevor Gundaker
Racing rolled into Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois
on Friday night, September 4. A weekly program for the ground-pounding
Super Late Models was held at the St. Louis-area venue and a $1,200
winner's check was on the line. Trevor Gundaker ran third in his
heat race and later started the A-Main from the inside of the
sixth row. The St. Charles, Missouri youngster then battled hard
for a top five showing in the contest before winding up paid for
a seventh place performance. Complete results from last night
at Tri-City Speedway can be viewed online at www.tricityspeedway.net.

Trevor Gundaker Suffers
Mechanical Woes in Fayette County Visit...
(August 30, 2020) Trevor
Gundaker and his #11 team were back on the Dirt Late Model scene
on Saturday evening, August 29 in a DIRTcar Racing battle at Fayette
County Speedway in Brownstown, Illinois. Trevor was leading his
heat race when a broken lower shaft in the rear end caused him
not to finish the prelim. After starting the $1,500 to win main
event from the rear of the 25 car field, Trevor was knocking on
the door to the top ten when he lost power and slowed with more
mechanical woes. The St. Charles, Missouri youngster was unfortunately
forced to retire from the contest in the twentieth finishing position.
Full results from the Land of Lincoln oval can be found online
at www.fayettecospeedway.com.

Gundaker Back in Action
on DIRTcar Summer Nationals Tour
(August
16, 2020) Following a weekend
off, Trevor Gundaker Racing returned to competition from August
12-15 in a quartet of DIRTcar Summer Nationals contests across
the states of Illinois and Missouri. Trevor Gundaker unfortunately
could not transfer into the main events at Fairbury Speedway in
Fairbury, Illinois on Wednesday or at Fayette County Speedway
in Brownstown, Illinois on Friday, but the young St. Charles,
Missouri ace was able to utilize provisionals to gain access into
the other two features last week. In the $5,000 to win 'Herald
& Review 100' at the mighty Macon Speedway in Macon, Illinois
on Thursday evening, Trevor was able to gain twelve spots during
the 100-lap affair to leave the 1/5-mile oval with a solid tenth
place showing. At Federated Raceway at I-55 in Pevely, Missouri
on Saturday night, Trevor was unfortunately an early retiree in
the $10,000 to win headliner and was paid for a twentieth place
performance. Complete results from all four of these races can
be viewed by clicking on www.dirtcarsummernationals.com.
(Todd Healy Photo)