Tim Kaeding

Tim Kaeding thrilled the all on hand at the Kings Speedway on Saturday night as he made a last lap pass on Jason Meyers to score the Cotton Classic win.

In action for three nights this past week, Tim Kaeding made it count as he scored his 12th win of the season on Wednesday night before scoring two more podiums over the weekend in Chico, CA.

Returning to the Tulare Thunderbowl for the first time since competing with the World of Outlaws in March, Tim Kaeding overcame an early flat tire, and rebounded from last to score a second place finish during a wild night in Tulare, CA.

Continuing to follow the World of Outlaws down the West Coast, Tim Kaeding pocketed wins at the Cottage Grove Speedway in Cottage Grove, OR, and the Willamette Speedway in Lebanon, OR as well a fourth place finish in Elma, WA, seventh and fifth place finishes during the Gold Cup in Chico, CA, and a third place finish in Antioch, CA.

Returning to action with the World of Outlaws over the weekend, Tim Kaeding and his Roth Motorsports team were greeted with a pair of polar opposite surfaces at the Skagit Speedway, but Kaeding showed his versatility as he tallied a ninth and 10th place finish.

With the World of Outlaws heading west, Tim Kaeding and his Roth Motorsports team decided to skip out on Canada, and compete in the Johnny Key Classic at the Ocean Speedway in Watsonville, CA, where he scored a second place finish.

Back in action with the World of Outlaws last weekend, Tim Kaeding scored a third place finish at the Nodak Speedway in Minot, ND coming on the heels of his KSE Hard Charger performance at the River Cities Speedway where he worked from 24th to 13th.

Tim Kaeding and his Roth Motorsports team had a fast racecar during the entire Knoxville Nationals, but engine issues in the ‘B’ Saturday night, knocked the San Jose, CA driver out of contention to transfer to the Knoxville Nationals feature.