In his second-ever try at “Indiana’s Baddest Bullring,” Oregon native Tanner Holmes put on a masterclass to win Driven2SaveLives Sunday Funday. Leading all 35 laps at Kokomo Speedway, the Buch Motorsports #13 pilot was untouchable en route to his second-career win with Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing.

Earning the outside pole, Holmes ripped by pole sitter Kasey Jedrzejek’s CJB Motorsports #5 on the start and never looked back. Battling through lap traffic for the first 32 laps until a caution flew, Holmes amassed a near three-second lead at one point while Daison Pursley and Chase Randall waged war behind him.

A Lap 32 caution created a restart with three laps left and gave us one big slider from Randall, but an even bigger decision to stay flat-out full throttle when Holmes saw the #9R coming right at him and he never lifted to drive around him.

That potential Five Star Bodies Move of the Month sealed the deal on Holmes’ second-career Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing win – both trips to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane coming in Roto-Rooter Midweek Series competition. Prior to his Driven2SaveLives Sunday Funday score, he first triumphed during the Iowa Lottery Shelby County Showdown in June.

Chase Randall, who came so close to pulling off a stunner on the last restart, settled for a second-place finish at Kokomo. For “The Quickest Chicken,” it was his first podium of the season and marks his career-best finish with High Limit as he continues to chase his first win.

Fresh off his sixth-career 4-Crown title (in Silver Crown) the night before at Eldora, Daison Pursley used that momentum to produce his third podium result of the season with High Limit – taking the Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts #9 to a third-place effort.

Those three – Holmes (22), Randall (22), and Pursley (21) – combined to set a new record for youngest podium in High Limit history. If you go beyond that to Kasey Jedrzejek (21) and Justin Peck (28), they extend to create the youngest top-five in series history as well.

Closing out the top-10 on Sunday was Australian Ryan Newton in his own #66, Giovanni Scelzi in the Spire Motorsports #77, Rico Abreu in the Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing #24, Tanner Thorson in the JST Motorsports #88, and Parker Price-Miller in the Indy Race Parts #71.

Finishing 12th to Reutzel’s 11th, Brent Marks did enough to secure the 2026 Roto-Rooter Midweek Series title and earn a $25,000 bonus for the Chase Briscoe Racing, Magical Vacation Planner #19 team. Pulling ahead by 15pts across 14 rounds, the Myerstown, Pennsylvania native recorded nine top-fives including seven podium finishes and a win at Fremont Speedway in the mini-series.

THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (Sunday, September 27, 2026)
Kokomo Speedway (Kokomo, Indiana)
Driven2SaveLives Sunday Funday
Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Finale

Dirt Draft Fastest in Hot Laps – Rico Abreu (11.376)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime – Brady Bacon (11.050)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner – Rico Abreu
DMI Heat Two Winner – Tanner Holmes
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner – Ryan Newton
Rod End Supply Heat Four Winner – Daison Purlsey
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner – Kasey Jedrzejek
Winters Performance B-Main Winner – Christopher Thram
DURST Dice Roll Driver – Chase Randall (4th-to-2nd)
Jake’s Golf Carts Fastest Lap – Tanner Holmes (11.671 on Lap 1)
Rod End Supply Hard Charger – Aaron Reutzel +11 (22nd-to-11th)
Whiskey Meyers Victory Lane Visitor – Tanner Holmes (2nd of career)
CASM Win Sticker – Buch Motorsports #13 (2nd of season)
Lap Leader(s) – Tanner Holmes 1-35

Interstate Batteries A-Main Results (35 Laps): 1. 13-Tanner Holmes[2]; 2. 9R-Chase Randall[4]; 3. 9-Daison Pursley[3]; 4. 5-Kasey Jedrzejek[1]; 5. 26-Justin Peck[10]; 6. 66-Ryan Newton[5]; 7. 77-Giovanni Scelzi[8]; 8. 24-Rico Abreu[6]; 9. 88-Tanner Thorson[17]; 10. 71-Parker Price Miller[9]; 11. 87-Aaron Reutzel[22]; 12. 19-Brent Marks[7]; 13. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[14]; 14. 10-Ryan Timms[16]; 15. 42-Sye Lynch[13]; 16. 24D-Danny Sams III[15]; 17. 49X-Zeth Sabo[11]; 18. 2MD-Darin Naida[20]; 19. 19JR-Joel Myers Jr[18]; 20. 1A-Cameron Smith[23]; 21. 24T-Christopher Thram[21]; 22. 24S-Logan Seavey[24]; 23. 14-Zane DeVault[12]; 24. 17GP-Kerry Madsen[19]

NEW Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing Championship Standings (After 50/54 Races):

1. 2,983 pts – Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing #24 (Rico Abreu)
2. -116 pts – Spire Motorsports #77 (Giovanni Scelzi)
3. -117 pts – Ridge & Sons Racing #87 (Aaron Reutzel)
4. -268 pts – Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC (Tyler Courtney)
5. -281 pts – Rudeen Racing #26 (Justin Peck)
6. -357 pts – Chase Briscoe Racing #19 (Brent Marks)
7. -391 pts – JST Motorsports #88 (Tanner Thorson)
8. -459 pts – Buch Motorsports #13 (Tanner Holmes)
9. -560 pts – Vermeer Motorsports #55 (Brady Bacon)
10. -655 pts – Kasey Kahne Racing w/ Mike Curb #9 (Daison Pursley)
11. -957 pts – CJB Motorsports #5 (Brenham Crouch sub w/ Kasey Jedrzejek)
12. -960 pts – Chase Randall Racing #9R (Chase Randall)
13. -1,030 pts – Mosites Lynch Racing #42 (Sye Lynch)
14. -1,139 pts – Randerson Racing #24D (Danny Sams III)
15. -1,202 pts – Michael Dutcher Motorsports #17GP (Brock Zearfoss)

FINAL 2026 Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Points (Through 14 Rounds)

1. 846 pts – Chase Briscoe Racing #19 (Brent Marks)
2. -15 pts – Ridge & Sons Racing #87 (Aaron Reutzel)
3. -34 pts – Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing #24 (Rico Abreu)
4. -35 pts – Spire Motorsports #77 (Giovanni Scelzi)
5. -47 pts – Rudeen Racing #26 (Justin Peck)

WHAT’S NEXT: Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing will sit idle next weekend before the final four races of the 2026 season take us to Kansas City’s Lakeside Speedway on Friday and Saturday, October 9-10 and then Fort Worth’s Texas Motor Speedway on Friday and Saturday, October 16-17. Tickets are available for purchase at HighLimitRacing.com, or you can watch every event live on FloRacing.

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