JCM Motorsports, which is owned by Colten Miller, announced that it is selling its entire race operation.
The team posted to Facebook on Tuesday, November 3rd, “We’re offering our complete race operation for sale. Everything has been maintained to a professional standard and is ready to go to work for your team.”
That complete operation includes:
- 2015 S&S Freightliner Coronado rig with matching 40 ft lift-gate trailer
- 2025 Rocket XR1.2 Dirt Late Model, race ready
- Jay Dickens 454 & 458 and Clary R4 45 race engines
- Roehrig shock dyno, Boyd Spring-Pro, pit cart, crash cart, car lift
- 600+ listings: carbs, pumps, rear ends, springs, shocks, tires, wheels and more
The entire inventory has been posted on jcmmotorsports.com.
According to the website, a number of the items have already been sold including the Jay Dickens 458 Wide Bore Racing Engine, the Roehrig Shock Dyno, multiple sets of Keizer Wheels, a transmission package, and more.
Brenden Smith was competing in the JCM car earlier this year. He made his debut in the car at the Gateway Dirt Nationals at the end of last year. He brought it home 7th in a very stout field. During Speedweeks, the team had a number of decent runs. One of those was a 9th during the DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park. In Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competition he was just outside the top 10 multiple times at Ocala and concluded the trip at the track with a 6th place.
The team struggled as the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season continued finishing outside the top 15 on most nights. They did have an 8th place finish at Brownstown Speedway at the end of March. Following the Show-Me 100 weekend at the end of May, Smith was out of the car and back in his family owned 17SS for the Dirt Late Model Dream at Eldora Speedway.
Before Smith, Hunt the Front and driver Joseph Joiner competed for the team at the tail end of the 2025 season. They first teamed up for The Topless 100 and extended that partnership to include The Hillbilly 100 at Lernerville, the World 100 at Eldora Speedway, the Late Model Knoxville Nationals at Knoxville Raceway, the Pittsburgher at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway, and finally the Dirt Track World Championship at Eldora. Their best finish was a 7th, which came in a prelim at Batesville Motor Speedway for the Topless. They matched that result in the Knoxville Nationals opener.
The team also had Wil Herrington behind the wheel of the car for a three year stint that concluded in 2023. That year the team finished third in the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series standings after three wins, nine Top 5s, and 14 Top 10s.
Herrington was replaced with Spencer Hughes. The team made 17 starts with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and had 4 Top 10s in 2024. Outside of Lucas Oil competition they won a handful of races at North Alabama Speedway, Whynot Motorsports Park, and three times at Magnolia Motor Speedway. In 2025, Hughes made 30 starts in Lucas Oil competition and 1 Top 5 and 3 Top 10s.
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