Sunday at SpareTime was an absolute statement day for Brody Tarrant. Running six classes across the card, Tarrant didn't just show up — he took over, winning four A-Mains outright and finishing on the podium in every single class he entered. That kind of performance across 28sra 2500, Box Stock, Unified LM Stock, and Unified Stock — all in one afternoon — is the kind of day people talk about for a long time.

Jason Ramsey was the only driver who could match Tarrant's energy, taking back-to-back wins in Kyosho GT and Unified Stock while running top-three in everything else he touched. These two made every race feel like a personal battle, and the rest of the field was left scrapping hard for whatever podium spots remained.

Joe Briggs delivered one of his cleanest performances of the season, taking the Ultrastock A-Main wire to wire and adding a P3 in Unified LM Stock. Brayden Edwards had a quietly excellent afternoon — P2 in both Box Stock and Ultrastock, P4 in Unified LM and Unified Stock — the kind of consistent top-five showing that doesn't always grab headlines but absolutely matters in the standings. Ethan Sprinkle continued his recent form with podiums across four classes, including a P4 in Box Stock and Kyosho GT.

New face Charlie Miller made his SpareTime debut and turned some heads — B-Main finishes in Box Stock and Ultrastock, and a C-Main in Unified LM. David Lewis and Drake Marten also added depth to an already stacked Sunday field. Sixteen drivers, six classes, and enough racing to fill a highlight reel. Welcome to summer at SpareTime.

Back at it Tuesday night — doors open, practice laps warm. Racing every Tuesday and Sunday at SpareTime Raceway in Burleson.

🏆 Tag Team Championship — August 16, 2026 · Registration deadline July 15. You don't pick your partner. You earn them. Sign up at the front counter or through the club site. 7 drivers already in — we need one more to even the bracket.