Sam Seawright announced that he has parted ways with Coltman Farms Racing while outlining his plans for the rest of 2026 and for 2027.

His team shared in a post to Facebook, “As we move forward, we want to announce that Sam Seawright and Coltman Farms Racing have parted ways. We are extremely thankful for the opportunity to have been a part of Coltman Farms Racing and appreciate everyone involved for their support throughout our time together.”

As for the rest of 2026, Seawright will compete in his family-owned Mach X Chassis, “Moving forward, Sam will be returning to his familiar Mach X chassis and competing on a limited schedule for the remainder of the 2026 season.”

Similarly, he plans to run a limited schedule in 2027, “Looking ahead to 2027, we plan to be selective with our schedule, focusing on the races and opportunities that make the most sense for our team. While things may look a little different, our passion for racing remains the same, and we look forward to what the future holds for Seawright Motorsports!”

“Thank you to our sponsors, fans, family, and everyone who continues to stand behind us,” the team concluded. “Your support never goes unnoticed, and we couldn’t do what we love without you!”

Seawright joined Coltman Farms Racing at the beginning of February after the team split ways with Donald McIntosh following the DIRTcar Sunshine Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park. He won three races with the team. The first came at Duck River Raceway Park in the middle of May with the Southern All Stars, the second during the DIRTcar Summer Nationals at Camden Speedway at the end of June, and the third a preliminary Showdown race with the World of Outlaws Late Models ahead of the Prairie Dirt Classic at the end of July.

Seawright made 13 starts in the DIRTcar Summer Nationals. He got the aforementioned win at Camden Speedway and also had 6 Top 5s and 9 Top 10s. He finished second in the Week 4 points behind Tanner English and 4th in the Week 5 points behind English, Frank Heckenast Jr., and his teammate Luke Morey.

He also made a number of starts in the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series. He had 4 Top 5s and 6 Top 10s in 12 feature starts. He finished 7th in the points standings.

Additionally, he made 10 starts with the World of Outlaws Late Models and had 4 Top 10s and posted quick time at Hendry County Motorsports Park back in February while also getting the prelim Showdown race win ahead of the Prairie Dirt Classic.

In Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competition he had 1 Top 5 and 2 Top 10s in six feature starts. His lone Top 5 came at Smoky Mountain Speedway where he finished fifth.

Sam Seawright. Photo by Emily Schwanke.

Seawright has already been competing in his family-owned car in Crate competition throughout October. He finished sixth in the Powell Family Memorial at All-Tech Raceway on October 17 and followed that with two second-place finishes in CRUSA Dirt Late Model competition at the Talladega Short Track on October 23 and 24.

His final start in the Coltman Farms Racing car came at the end of September at Modoc Speedway with the Southern Thunder Super Dirt Series. He finished eighth after starting 20th.

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