Evan Patton Racing

Plymouth is not our friend…. Round 2 didn’t really go how we wanted.

I was supposed to start outside row 1 for my heat race, but with the weather they ended up cancelling the heats, so I started 20th in the final.

On Lap 19 there was an 11-car pileup. My first contact with another car knocked my brakes out, and after that I just had to take whatever was coming. There was nowhere for me to go.

Thankfully I didn’t flip, and repairs are already underway. Hopefully we’ll be back on track again soon.

Thanks to MEG & Associates and Dive Rescue International - Public Safety for helping make this happen.

To my crew — thanks for all the help and for getting me back out there.

And to my family and fans, thanks for always rooting for me and supporting me. It means a lot.

We’ll get it fixed and be back at it soon. 🏁

🤞🏻🤞🏻 Hoping the track dries up so we can get it in! 🏁

MEG & Associates
Dive Rescue International - Public Safety
All-Star National Pavement Midget Series

Race week!

Excited to get back in the 61E this Thursday at Plymouth Speedway with the All-Star National Pavement Midget Series!

It’s going to be a tough field, but I’m ready to race with the some of the best and see what we can do.

Huge thanks to my family, my crew, Dive Rescue International - Public Safety and MEG & Associates!

Bummed that Mother Nature won again! Will be back in the Kenyon Midget next Saturday at the Indianapolis Speedrome.

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Happy 4th of July🇺🇸!

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

As we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, we want to thank all the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Independence Day!
Evan Patton Racing
Peri Racing
Ayrton Houk Racing

Plymouth Motor Speedway was another step in the right direction!

I learned a lot, got more comfortable in the car, and gained confidence every lap.

After transponder issues forced me to qualify by myself, I put my head down and gave it everything.

In Heat Race #1 I started on the pole. Fell back 2 spots and while running 3rd before got spun by Ryan Newman on lap 6. It wasn’t the finish I wanted, but having one of NASCAR’s best chasing me gave me a lot of confidence in both the car and myself.

That put me starting 22nd out of 24 for the feature. I worked my way up to 15th before getting run over, but kept going, drove it to the checkered flag, and finished 18th.

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support, got pictures, and had me sign flags, shirts, and even a few body parts! 😂 Thanks to my pit crew for giving me a fast car and Dive Rescue International - Public Safety and MEG & Associates for your support on and off the track to allow me to chase this dream of racing!

Every lap in this car is making me better.