Sean Weiss Motorsports

We had a decent car at Georgetown last night for the Camp Barnes race. I'm not fully sure who prepped the track but that was the absolute best track we've run on there. Started the feature 15th and finished 11th without a scratch!! We finally had a chance to put our slick track suspension on the car and Sean said he could go anywhere on the track and it was good. We have to thank DIG Shocks for the help and Dale Plank for the setup advice after our last time at Georgetown, unfortunately Dale passed away shortly after that. We only had a few opportunities to call him for help and he answered the phone anytime with help.
We didn't have enough speed to contend for a win or a top 5 but we still need to tweak on this setup a little for better corner speed.
Our 358 spec car is down currently with a broken transmission but will be out as soon as we get it back.
It was a hot one last night with temps at 98 degrees when we got there and 85 when the night was over.
Thank you to our marketing partners:
Artims Automotive
R&S Property Services
Xtreme PDR
The Tint Guy
A&B Performance Carburetor
American Metal Finishers
Also to everyone I call for help each week
Congratulations to Danny Bouc Racing on a dominating win last night.

Starting P4 in heat 1

Our debut night at Grandview is over, right at the end of hot laps the driveshaft or transmission broke (not sure what went first) but the result is it broke the back of the transmission. We'll get home home and assess the rest of the damage.
On a good note Sean said it was running and handling great for the 3 laps.

Tonight we will be taking the #24 modified to Grandview Speedway for the first time. Sean raced there in the sportsman class a few years ago but never ran a modified there. This will be a learning curve for the team and hopefully all goes well. The plan for tonight since we have to start last is to get in as many laps as we can, stay out of trouble and see what we have for a setup so we can build our notebook.
Rob Artim from Artims Automotive will be on one of the push trucks tonight, we hope to see him but not need him.
As always thank you to our marketing partners:
-Artims Automotive
-R&S Property Services
Xtreme PDR
-The Tint Guy
-A&B Performance Carburetor
-American Metal Finishers
and all those friends that answered their phones to help out with my questions.
Racing starts at 7!! See you on the hill!!

We were off this weekend so in racing news we want to spotlight one of our marketing partners.
Rob Artim from Artims Automotive headed to Bristol Tennessee with the entire family for the ECF Junior drag race championship where his sons competed. They were there for a week with the finals starting on Friday and a pesky off and on rain on Saturday that held up the show till late into the evening. Michael Artim was focused all day and ended up winning his division at @ 11:30pm bringing home a Wally along with many other awards.
HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL and THE ENTIRE TEAM!!!

Georgetown was interesting last night, they received 3 inches of rain overnight but the track looked good in the morning but when they were preparing it prior to the race water just started coming up in the turns so they tried working it in and doing everything they could since all the racers and fans were already there. Brett Deyo called a second drivers meeting and asked the drivers/owners for their thoughts and opinions on what to do as far as postpone the event or try to put on a show. Decision was made to put on the event by using timed hot laps, no heat races and go right to features only using your timed laps. Sean unfortunately got stuck behind a 358 spec car during timing and there was no room to safely pass it with the narrow track so our number 1 pill draw didn't matter and we ended up starting 13th. With the track not holding up well and getting a lot of character to it he pulled off after 5 laps to avoid beating up the car too bad.
It was an unfortunate deal all the away around and I will give Brett and the entire track crew kudos for working with the racers, he made the offer after hot laps that anyone that wants to pack up and go home will get 50 points and paid for taking the green. Not 1 car left or packed up.
I would like to thank our fans and marketing partners for the support and hopefully you can understand why we pulled off early.
- Artims Automotive
- R&S Property Services
- Xtreme PDR
- The Tint Guy
- A&B Performance Carburetor
Also a huge thank you to Brandon at deCordre Automotive for his help welding up a stainless steel header that broke in the previous race. This guys welding is like art work!!

Georgetown speedway tonight for the Derron Russ Memorial race. Last time here Sean drew pill 50 out of 50 for starting position, tonight he drew pill #1, maybe it's a good sign. They had a lot of rain here overnight so they are still working the track in and hopefully it will be good all night long!!!

We didn't qualify for the feature last, had a fast car but struggled trying to figure out turns 1 and 2. This is a tricky place with a unique shape and takes some time to get it right. We'll be back with our 358 spec car on Saturday night races to get more laps and figure this place out.
Thank you Brandon and Dale at Dig Shocks for your help and advice.
Congratulations to Danny Bouc on the win!!
Thank you to all our marketing partners for all their support!!
-Artims Automotive
-The Tint Guy
-R &S Property Services
-Xtreme PDR
-A&B Performance Carburetor

New Egypt Speedway tonight for the Short Track Super Series. Timed and started 6th in our heat race, driver had a little bobble and spun out trying too hard to move forward. Finished 10th so off to the last chance race

Our night started off slow (literally), Sean put the rear gears in upside down and the car was so slow in hot laps. Started 6th in the second heat race and finished 5th. Started 10 in the feature and ended the night in 6th place. Very happy with our performance tonight and now to fine tune our car and get the driver back in the swing of it after a 7 month layoff from the seat. Thank you to Tracy Gauger for coming over and helping out tonight and hats off to Sean for doing everything to get the car ready for this week since I hurt my back last weekend and really couldn't help him out.

We are here st Georgetown speedway for some exciting racing action on a beautiful spring day. Fingers crossed for an uneventful night and a top 5 finish with the new car!!!
Thank you to friends and family for the help and support and to our great marketing partners.
Artims Automotive
Xtreme PDR
The Tint Guy
R&S Property Services
A&B Performance Carburetor
and last but not least a special thank you to Carl at American Metal finishing for making all our parts look great all the time.

So for those who follow Sean Weiss Motorsports you know that our season ended a little early last year with a hard crash. Fast forward 6 months and a lot of work we were able to display our almost complete Big block modified #24 at R & S Property Services open house today.
Sean and I having been putting in countless hours the last couple of weeks and just got the body back Thursday night. Joe Funk knocked this wrap out of the park in a very short amount of time for us.
We absolutely could not do this without the help of friends, family and our incredible marketing partners.
Sean Weiss Motorsports would like to say a huge Thank you to
-Rob Artim from Artims Automotive
-Ken Hine and his team at Xtreme PDR
-Ryan Shrumm and his team at R & S Property Services
-Chuck Weiss from The Tint Guy
-Buddy Holland from A&B Performance Carburetor
-Rick Laubach from Lightning Bodies
-Brandon from Dig Shocks
-Danny Bouc
-If I missed anybody I apologize
We should be on the track within a week and hope to see you there!!!
If you can't make it to the Short Track Super Series races they are all on Flo Sports along with tons of other racing and sports galore.

We're getting body panels and as we get them we install them. Progress is being made on our new(ish)car. Graphics design and sponsorship layout being worked on now, if you or someone you know would like to join the team we have room!!
Thank you to:
The Tint Guy
Artims Automotive
Xtreme PDR
R &S Property Services
for your continued support!!

Things are shaping up for the 2024 season, our Short Track Super Series car is almost back together and complete and our 358 spec modified has had a few upgrades for this season and is almost ready to go.
We would like to thank long time supporter Xtreme PDR for returning for another exciting ride!!
Ken and his crew do an amazing job from minor dings to some pretty good size dents and have several locations to serve you not to mention mobile service. Check out their page and see some of the amazing work they do!
Rob Artim from Artims Automotive is back with Sean Weiss Motorsports and he will be building one of our spec engines for this season. Call Rob at 610-326-2878 for all of your Automotive needs and now for your machine shop and engine rebuilding needs.
Stay tuned for more updates and news for the 2024 seaon!!!

We are happy to announce that XTREME PDR will be back on board for the 2024 season.
Ken and his crew do an amazing job on your vehicle from paintless dent repair, detailing, paint protection film and more. You can trust them with your vehicle for high quality work.
Thank you so much for your continued support of our #24 Modified team!!!

Time to start the build for 2024 after last year's season ending crash!!

Press release for Delaware International Speedway 2024 Season…

Well our season has come to an end with a crash at Georgetown speedway tonight that has caused unrepairable damage to frame, but the frame did it's job and Sean is ok. Will post more later

We finally had a decent weather weekend for racing, a little chilly but no rain at US13 in Delaware. We took 1K lettered modified (temporary number and wrap)down to get more time on it with the new engine package and aside from having trouble getting it started in the colder weather it was a good night. Sean started 3rd in the heat race and fell to 6th on the opening lap but came back to finish 4th. Started the feature in 8th was up to 7th then got moved to the outside and fell back to 11th, he was trying to pass for 10th and spun out on his own. He made some driver adjustments and worked his way back to finish 7th.
Huge thank for all the help from John and Johnny Bangs, Melissa, Tracy, Uncle Terry, and Steve.
As always we like to thank our awesome marketing partners:
-Artims Automotive
-R&S Property Services
-Xtreme PDR
-The Tint Guy
-A&B Performance Carburetor
Next up is championship weekend at Georgetown speedway, you can watch it live on Flo sports!!

We finally got to hit the track at Georgetown speedway on Sunday for the Camp Barnes race. This was the first time we were able to get our new engine package on the track to try it out, it ran great, plenty of power and very smooth from restarts to top end. We have to send a shout out to Buddy Holland from A&B Performance Carburetor for always giving us great customer service and carbs that work perfect every time out.
Sean won his heat race and redrew 9th for the feature but unfortunately got caught up in a jingle that ended our night on the tow truck on lap 1. All in all we were very happy with the performance. Thank you to Johnny Bangs for setup advice and Danny Bouc for all the help getting this together!!
Thank you to all of our marketing partners,
-Artims Automotive
-R&S Property Services
-Xtreme PDR
-The Tint Guy
You can trust that you will get excellent service from all of them!!

So far our Georgetown speedway trip has been very relaxing since the weather postponed last night's 12K for 12K race and today's Camp Barnes Memorial has been postponed till tomorrow. Mother sure has been a b$& for racing in Delaware this year. We're deciding whether to wait it out and race tomorrow after being here for 2 days now.

💧With a heavy precipitation predicted via the approaching coastal storm, tonight's event at Delaware International Speedway has been nixed. A make-up program will take place on Saturday, October 21.

💥Keep posted for details on the October 21 program. Racing resumes at Georgetown Speedway next Friday, September 29 and Saturday, September 30.

We were about 15 minutes from the track when a storm rolled through and just unloaded on the track, another win for mother nature.

Well our last few outings have been nothing to write home about, we had a left rear wheel break the entire center out which upon heading across the track no longer attached to the car caused Sean to spin out and ended up with front end damage when another competitor had nowhere to go to avoid our spinning car.
Fix the car and last time out running 17th at New Egypt the right rear axle tube broke off causing a loss of brakes to say the least, the only thing holding the wheel on was the brake caliper and rotor ending in another dnf.
Friday September 8th we will be heading down to Georgetown speedway with our new engine package and hopefully be much more competitive. The body on the car will look a lot like Rick Laubach because we purchased it from him and ran out of time to get a new wrap made, I want to thank our marketing partners because without their support we couldn't do this.
Artims Automotive
R&S Property Services
Xtreme PDR
The Tint Guy
Jones racing products for all the help getting fittings to run the dry sump oil system.
Danny Bouc for always answering the phone with all our questions.
And of course our family for understanding the amount of work that goes into this program.

These guys are good!!

Hood Off = No More Dents !!

Visit XtremePDR for Paintless Dent Removal !

Good morning Race Fans. 𝑭𝑰𝑵𝑨𝑳𝑳𝒀, a 𝑅𝐴𝐶𝐸 𝐷𝐴𝑌 we don't have to worry about the weather. It's going to be a gorgeous night of racing for Back to the 90's Night. Don't forget to wear your favorite 90's shirt, and bring a friend to the track.

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A three-division program featuring the T.P. Trailer Modifieds and the T.P. Truck Equipment Sportsman joined by the Outlaw Racing Series Vintage Cars

T.P. Trailers and Truck Equipment of Limerick, Pa., a major sponsor at Grandview Speedway, will be the official race event sponsor this Saturday night. Representatives from T.P. Trailers will be on hand on Saturday to answer any questions customers may have, and will have a display trailer set up in the grandstand paddock area in turn one for everyone to check out.

Grandstand admission is $10
Children ages 9 free of charge.
Pit admission $35 for NASCAR members
$45 for non-members.

Pit gates @ 4 pm.
Grandstand @ 5:30 pm.
Warm-ups @6:15 pm.
Race time @ 7:30 pm

T͟O͟N͟I͟G͟H͟T͟ is also Trivia night where fans can win prizes after answering questions about Grandview Speedway.

There will be a pre-race Meet and Greet. The featured drivers will be Brett Gilmore, Kyle Smith, Adrianna Delliponti, and Tori Hall, and Dave Smith Memorial Vintage Car will be on hand with the cars in the main gate area starting at 5 pm.

Look forward to seeing you on the hill.🏁 🏁

Well said!!!

Is it worth it? Leaving everything behind, risking everything for a few minutes for what? Some people won't get it. It's more than just going in circles. You're holding onto a steering wheel and being held to a seat by five straps. Leaving behind maybe a family, job, friends, everything in life as you know it. Growing up as a kid wanting to be an astronaut just to fly a rocket to be among the moon and stars. I guess you could say it's the closest thing I could get to.. Nothing, but controlled chaos trapped inside a cage, but more free inside of it than you are on the outside. No matter how good or bad the nights go you still get back in the seat because you're hooked.
When you're at your best everyone's watching. At you're worst that's when you really get to decide how you want people to see you as. Everyone's got a superhero they aspire to be like. At the end of the day you get to be your own damn hero, but the best part is being someone elses. People on the outside look at you like your completely nuts risking your life for an adrenaline rush, but it's more than that, more than a hobby, more than a checkered flag it's beyond that. When you strap in and flip the switches you've already made your choice. Once that helmet goes on you're ready for the only war that brings you peace. To make your family, friends, teammates, and crew smile and cheer you on knowing that your chasing a dream and you're actually doing the damn thing, you ask is it worth it? Is it worth the risk?
Hell yeah it is.
Every minute of it.

This past Saturday night at New Egypt was a little bit of a struggle but we're gaining on it. New class and new track are definitely a challenge but we knew that going in. We started 10th in our heat race and finished 9th putting us near the back of the feature. Sean is able to keep up with the pack but stayed back there to try a few things and stay out of trouble, once the leaders started to get close he pulled off. We'll be back at it after a week off.
As always a huge thanks to our marketing partners:
R&S Property Services
Artims Automotive
The Tint Guy
Xtreme PDR
I also want to thank Johnny Bangs, John Bangs and George Garis for helping us get up to speed!!!

We took a ride to Georgetown speedway for the Friday night race with our 358 modified. Timed 12th in hot laps, Finished 8th in our heat race. Started the feature 16th and Finished 10th, not bad running against open motors and big blocks!!
Thank you as always to all our marketing partners:
R&S Property Services
The Tint Guy
Artims Automotive
Xtreme PDR