Brooke Storer Motorsports

It’s Race Week!

We have 44 drivers on the entry list for the SRL Sportsman Series Race #1 at the Freedom Factory this weekend.

Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it. On this day while we’re enjoying time with friends and family remember what this day represents and the sacrifices of our fallen hero’s. Have a safe and memorable Memorial Day 2022 from all of us here at Brooke Storer Motorsports. Also please don’t forget to donate to Pets for Patriots. We are proud supporters of Pets for Patriots because every Veteran deserve a best friend!

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Auburndale speedway this weekend for the Wheelman 75!
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Everyone asking for Brooke Storer Motorsports Merchandise here you go! Be sure to give KS Creations a like and order all your Tshirts, tumblers, license plates, phone cases, etc! She can even do BSM logo as well as the prints you see on this page. Show her some love 💜

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3 Days left to donate to Pets For Patriots using the link below to get Brooke Storer Motorsports gear! Be sure to message me a screen shot of the confirmation! 💜🐶
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Anyone looking for Brooke Storer Motorsports merch?? Everyone knows how much my girl Nikita means to me as well as the brave people who fight for our country. So I have teamed up with Pets For Patriots this holiday season to help support this great organization. For every donation made to the link below, simply screenshot your confirmation, DM this page or my personal page with your confirmation as well as your address for your special gift! Any donation is greatly appreciated! We will continue this until 12/31/2021!

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The 2021 race season has officially come to a end after last nights Fall Brawl 200. We unloaded Friday night really happy with the car but brake issues ended our night early. Thank you to everyone who has been apart of this year! We will keep pushing and get ready for 2022. 🏁
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It’s Raceday! We will be at 4-17 speedway tonight for the final Wheelman race of 2021 and the High Kick 99. Get out and support your local short track!

Another Auburndale Speedway race in the books this past Saturday night. We made a late decision to go test/race to see after all of the changes if the car was back to how it should be and quickly learned it was on Friday night! Qualified p3 and after a couple rough three wide restarts we were shuffled back to p8. Can’t thank my dad, Kody Brusso, and Uncle Kevin enough for all of the help this weekend!

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Brooke Storer will be back behind the wheel tomorrow night at Auburndale Speedway going for 50 laps, preparing for some of the biggest races of the season coming up in the next few weeks.

It’s been 1095 days since you became a member of our family. You’ve brought so much joy to us but also craziness along with it lol. There’s never a dull moment with our girl Nikita, she’s hitting the chip from the minute her paws 🐾 hit the floor. Happy adoption day to our team mascot and beloved family member Nikita! 💜

Happy National Daughter’s Day to the most bada** girl I know. Everyday I count my blessings and Brooke Storer I count you twice. Your smile is so contagious your more loved than you’ll ever know. We love you to the moon and back.💜

What started out as a good day ended just like our race season has all year long with a DNF. First off we added the new black Denali to Brooke Storer Motorsports. The old white one gave us many miles and a lot of fun for 7 years. Then we got to meet Tom Roberts from the KDDP program. Wish we could’ve given him a better finish. From that point on the motor just felt flat worse than it has since putting this new one in. Qualifying 8th out of 18 cars and running 7th when the motor felt to have lost a cylinder. After unloading this morning and doing a leak down test and checking rockers it appears to be we have a distributor or box bad timing going from 34 to 60. We can’t thank our sponsors that have stuck with us even when things aren’t going our way. We couldn’t do it without you, DLP Commercial Maintenance Systems llc | J Hart Enterprises, Arthur Petty, Parks and Long. Jamie Longley with Racers Consultants and Gulf Coast Mini Splits.
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She’s ready to head to 4-17 Southern Speedway in the morning. Going for 50 laps in the Wheelman Series. We’ve got some big races coming up over the next 2 months. If you’re interested in partnering with Brooke Storer Motorsports send us a message. All inquiries will go through Brooke Storer.

“Life consists not in holding good cards, but in playing those you hold well.”
Let’s just hope I get a better hand dealt to me this weekend. Back at it this weekend at 4-17 Speedway for the Wheelman 50 lapper.

Exciting News!!

In 2016 Steve Dorer and Robert Yoho had a conversation regarding the lack of sportsman cars that attended Showtime Speedway. Steve volunteered his time to try and help fix this. With a few weeks to think about it and discussions with many different people, Steve came up with a set of rules that would allow all the cars from different tracks to race at Showtime. At the time none of the tracks had a standard set of rules so minor weight breaks and weight penalties were put into place to create an equal playing field. Steve also knew that we had to create something different, something that people would remember… The Wheelman name and the prestigious wheelman trophy was born. Twenty-three cars showed up to the first event.

There was so much buzz around the rules, race, procedures, and trophy that Showtime asked for us to come back so we took a few dates. Also, during the 2016 season Citrus County Speedway re-opened with the Ray family, a few quick discussions and what was supposed to be a one-time race at showtime, had turned itself into a 5-race mini-series. The Wheelman Series was born.

Over the years we worked hard for the racers and tracks to come up with a common set of rules that every track in Florida adapted and allowed sportsman drivers to go anywhere in the state without any changes to the cars. We worked hard to get our teams national exposure by having most of our races broadcast live on Speed51. We worked hard to create new and exciting styles of racing such as the High Kick 99 race format and being a part of prestigious events such as Speedfest in Cordele, GA and Speedweeks at New Smyrna Speedway.

The Wheelman Series brought national sponsorship to Florida for the first time in many years with companies like Brandon Ford, Gagels Auto Parts & Sunoco race fuels joining our team. For the first time in many years, we brought the racers a contingency program from 25+ of the top vendors in motorsports such as Allstar Performance, Howe Racing, FLF Racecars, DRP Performance, Swift Springs, Butlerbuilt seats, Pitboxes.com amongst many other. We broke the mold by dropping entry fees, tire purchase requirements, and fuel purchase requirements that has now been followed by most tracks in the area. On top of that, we gave away 4 tires at every single race to help the racers offset the ever-growing cost of racing.

With all that said, we’d like to take a moment to say thank you. Thank you to all six tracks, Showtime Speedway, Citrus County Speedway, 4-17 Southern Speedway, Auburndale Speedway, Crisp Motorsports Park and New Smyrna Speedway and their staffs who took a chance on us over the past 6 years. Thank you to the couple hundred different racers who ran a race with us over the last 6 years. Thank you to the huge fan following, we’ve heard from you all over the country. Whether you watched through live streaming or came to every race in person, we appreciate each of you for your continued support! Thank you to Wayne Hammond with Brandon Ford for believing in our vision and being the title sponsor for the last 4 years. Thank you to Mike Gagel with Gagels Auto Parts for being the tire give-away sponsor for the entire existence of the series. Also thank you to Rick Williams of Southern Race Fuels/Port Consolidated for your unwavering support of the wheelman series as well as all of Florida racing. Without everyone mentioned above the Wheelman Series never happens and for thank, we thank you all.

Thank you to the staff of the Wheelman Series. John Chance, our head tech man and race director. Your job is impossible to please everyone, but you stick to the rule book and did your very best to be consistent and honest with on and off-track calls. David DJ Macklin, assistant tech and race director, your efforts and help have been vital to the success of the wheelman series. Craig Cuzzone, media relations, constantly keeping racers and fans up to date on events. And finally, Steve Dorer, promoter. You were the original vision for this series and many of the ideas whether it be race procedures, ways to make racing cheaper, or general structure has been a difference in racing throughout the southeast. Officiating any sort of sport is very hard, to do it correctly and with integrity, you must make unpopular decisions from time to time. Decisions that sometimes-hurt friendships and put you and your staff on an island. We all did that to the best of our abilities and each call, whether it was positive or negative to your favorite wheelman driver, was made with our best intentions.

As much as we have all enjoyed the process of building this series and maintaining it, it has also taken away from our personal lives. With everyone having young kids who are beginning to venture into sports, school, and many other things it’s time for the original group of officials to step back and pass the series on to someone who has the necessary time to devote to the series. Starting in 2022, Ricky Brooks will be the promoter of the Wheelman Series. Ricky has many years in racing and has been all over the country as head tech man as well as race director for many renowned series and events such as the Snowball Derby, Speedweeks, TA2 Series, Spears Series, Southern Super Series amongst many others. We look forward to watching Ricky and staff put their spin on our original vision and grow the series. Speaking with Ricky, he plans to keep the rule package very close to what they currently are. Anyone who has any questions regarding the series in 2022 and beyond, please feel free to reach out to Ricky at 850-324-6821 or [email protected].

We just can’t seem to get the monkey off our back. Fought a tight issue all weekend and 15 laps into the 50 lap feature Brooke Storer decided it was to sketchy and dangerous to continue with the steering being so far off. We’d like to thank Kevin Macy and Paul White for the opportunity and look forward to next time.

Practice night at the bullring! Preparing for the Super Late Model twin 50’s tomorrow night. “It felt great hustling a super around this place again.” (Brooke Storer)

Thanks to DLP Commercial Maintenance Systems llc for coming onboard with Brooke Storer Motorsports for the next two Wheelman Series races. Make sure to check out the DLP ☝🏼☝🏼 link page above and give them a like!

It’s been 8 years since Brooke Storer last strapped into a Super Late Model. But thanks to Paul White, Brooke will be climbing back behind the wheel of the #25 Super Late Model for the Twin 50’s at Auburndale Speedway. If you’re interested in getting your Company logo or name on this hot rod please send us a message. We’ve got plenty of racing still to go this season.

“The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.”
Back at it this coming Saturday at Auburndale Speedway in the Twin 50’s Super Late Models!

Robbie gave our driver Brooke Storer another great car this weekend but the bad luck keeps rearing it’s ugly head. Brooke qualified 2nd fastest out of 23 cars. While running 4th on a restart another car blew a radiator hose and blew right into Brooke’s car and into her face causing her to slide up the track and stop bringing the caution out and being penalized 2 laps down for stopping on the track. (Yes she races with her shield up). It’s been a rough year but we’ll keep pushing through and get her back in victory lane. Next race will be next Saturday back at Auburndale Speedway racing a Super Late Model Twin 50’s. We’re definitely excited to see her back in the supers.

So thankful for this guy right here! Dad and I have had our work cut out for us at the track the past two days but it is paying off. Sitting P2 after the final practice of the day. Qualifying at 6pm and Feature race at 7pm.
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It's Raceday. Excited to be returning to Auburndale Speedway this evening in our Autoland No.9. Thank you to all of our fans, Authur Petty, David Laughlin, The Blue Gator Tiki Bar & Restaurant, Parks and Long, JHart Enterprises, Caliber Car Wash, JL Racing Consultants, Original GOAT, and Hype Motorsports for all their support.

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