Fresh from a weekend of racing around Pevely, MO, the teams of the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota make the haul to Pennsylvania for four consecutive nights of racing.
The PA trip marks the second running of the Appalachian Midget Week, beginning on Wednesday, Aug. 6, at Action Track USA. Then, the Midgets travel to Linda’s Speedway (Aug. 7), Path Valley Speedway (Aug. 8), and Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway to cap off the week on Saturday, Aug. 9.
The Series full-timers and Northeastern regulars will chase a place in the top five of the week-long points fund, with $5,000 going to the champion, $2,500 for second place, $1,250 for third, $750 for fourth, and $500 to fifth.
Here are the top storylines to keep an eye on:
Midgets Quadrupled – After Tropical Storm Debby halted the PA visit last year, the Xtreme Outlaw Midgets revive the toughest swing of the season in 2025 with the Appalachian Midget Week.
When the swing was last contested in 2023, Chase McDermand clinched the inaugural Midget Week title with Feature wins at Clyde Martin Memorial and Action Track USA, while Daison Pursley claimed the week’s finale at Path Valley.
As the two-year wait for the Series’ return to the Northeast ends, multiple new faces will view the week as a prime learning experience across the Pennsylvania Turnpike to chase $5,000 with 10 races in the 2025 season remaining.
Iron Key – Kameron Key picked the perfect time to earn his first career Series win at the Federated Auto Parts Ironman 55 finale after dueling against Corbin Rueschenberg and Jacob Denney for the dumbbell trophy.
The Trifecta Motorsports rookie has a special connection with I-55, as the Warrensburg, MO native grew up camping with his family during the Ironman weekend, adding home state pride to his $7,500 winner’s check.
As Key leaves Pevely comfortably in fourth place for overall points and third place in the Xtreme-POWRi Challenge Series points, he rides the wave of momentum into his first visit to the “Keystone State.”
Every Little Place – Jacob Denney kept his name in the mix for the win through the two nights at I-55, leaving the weekend with second and third place finishes, respectively.
The Galloway, OH driver’s results have continued to separate him from his closest competitors in the title fights with 150 points over Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports (KKM) teammate Cannon McIntosh, and 64 markers over Karter Sarff in the Challenge Series standings.
Denney now faces four brand new tracks, but has no problem, as he’s scored five of his first six career Series wins on his first visit.
Allentown Flavor – Gavin Miller is back in his home state with the Xtreme Outlaw Midgets for the four-day swing through eastern PA.
The pilot of the No. 97 KKM LynK Chassis experienced both highs and lows at the Ironman after flipping on the opening lap of Friday’s Feature, then rebounding to a sixth-place result in the 30-lap finale.
Miller has prior experience with the four tracks through both the Series and Hyper Racing 600 Speedweek, but seeks both his first track and Xtreme Outlaw wins of 2025 with local support on his side.
When and where
Wednesday, August 6, at Action Track USA in Kutztown, PA
Thursday, August 7, at Linda’s Speedway in Jonestown, PA
Friday, August 8, at Path Valley Speedway in Spring Run, PA
Saturday, August 9, at Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway in Newmanstown, PA
On the internet
Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota
Twitter/X – @Xtreme_Outlaw
Instagram – @XtremeOutlaw
Facebook – @XtremeOutlawSeries.WRG
Live broadcast
DIRTVision – DIRTVision.com. Annual FAST PASS for $299 or monthly FAST PASS for $39/month.
Current Xtreme Outlaw Midgets Points Standings (View Full Standings)
- Jacob Denney: 3071 points | Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 67
- Cannon McIntosh: -150 points | Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 71K
- Gavin Miller: -242 points | Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 97
- Kameron Key: -263 points | Trifecta Motorsports No. 9U
- Chase McDermand: -300 points | Chase McDermand Racing No. 40
- Colton Robinson: -425 points | Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 67K
- Michael Faccinto: -558 points | Trifecta Motorsports No. 5U
- Hayden Wise: -626 points | Ninety-Four Motorsports No. 94
- Alex Karpowicz: -641 points | Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 72
- Tyler Edwards: -679 points | Mounce-Stout Motorsports No. 56E
Toyota Feature winners (5 drivers)
6 wins – Jacob Denney
3 wins – Cannon McIntosh, Karter Sarff
1 win – Joe B. Miller, Kameron Key
Toyota Feature laps led (14 drivers)
88 laps – Jacob Denney
62 laps – Cannon McIntosh
46 laps – Chase McDermand
32 laps – Karter Sarff
27 laps – Gavin Miller
25 laps – Joe B. Miller
17 laps – Corbin Rueschenberg
15 laps – Colton Robinson
14 laps – Hayden Wise
10 laps – Ethan Mitchell
9 laps – Zach Daum, Kameron Key
4 laps – Ryan Mueller
2 laps – Zach Wigal
Smith Titanium Quick Time Awards (8 drivers)
3 awards – Jacob Denney, Chase McDermand
2 awards – Gavin Miller, Karter Sarff
1 award – Corbin Rueschenberg, Ethan Mitchell, Kameron Key, Zach Wigal
Toyota, CASM Safety Products, TJ Forged, DIRTVision Heat Race winners (22 drivers)
5 wins – Colton Robinson
4 wins – Jacob Denney
3 wins – Michael Faccinto, Chase McDermand, Kameron Key, Cannon McIntosh, Joe B. Miller
2 wins – Thomas Meseraull, Hayden Wise, Kaiden Manders, Zach Daum, Karter Sarff
1 win – Steven Snyder Jr, Ethan Mitchell, Gavin Miller, Bradley Cox, Brandon Carr, Steven Snyder Jr, Joe Wirth, Shannon McQueen, Andrew Felker, Zach Wigal
High-Points Honors (9 drivers)
5 honors – Jacob Denney
2 honors – Chase McDermand
1 honor – Thomas Meseraull, Hayden Wise, Karter Sarff, Ethan Mitchell, Michael Faccinto, Kameron Key, Colton Robinson
Summit Racing Equipment Hard Charger Awards (8 drivers)
3 awards – Jacob Denney
2 awards – Chase McDermand, Tyler Edwards, Kameron Key, Cannon McIntosh
1 award – Karter Sarff, Brecken Reese, Brandon Carr
Podium finishes (10 drivers)
10 podiums – Jacob Denney
9 podiums – Gavin Miller
8 podiums – Cannon McIntosh
6 podiums – Karter Sarff
3 podiums – Kameron Key
2 podiums – Chase McDermand, Corbin Rueschenberg
1 podium – Zach Daum, Thomas Meseraull, Joe B. Miller
Top-10 finishes (29 drivers)
14 top-10s – Jacob Denney
12 top-10s – Chase McDermand, Cannon McIntosh, Kameron Key, Colton Robinson
10 top-10s – Gavin Miller
8 top-10s – Michael Faccinto, Karter Sarff
6 top-10s – Tyler Edwards, Hayden Wise
5 top-10s – Brandon Carr, Zach Daum
4 top-10s – Alex Karpowicz, Joe B. Miller
3 top-10s – Trevor Cline, Brecken Reese, Corbin Rueschenberg
2 top-10s – Kyle Jones
1 top-10 – Cale Coons, Bradley Cox, Thomas Meseraull, Steven Snyder Jr, Ethan Mitchell, Joe Wirth, Andrew Felker, Andrew Deal, Shannon McQueen, Zach Wigal, Daniel Adler
2025 XTREME OUTLAW MIDGET SCHEDULE
No. | Date | Track | Location | Winner (Total Wins)
* Denotes Xtreme-POWRi Challenge Series
*Friday, April 11 | Farmer City Raceway | Farmer City, IL | Jacob Denney (1)
*Saturday, April 12 | Farmer City Raceway | Farmer City, IL | Karter Sarff (1)
Friday, May 9 | Humboldt Speedway | Humboldt, KS | Jacob Denney (2)
Saturday, May 10 | 81 Speedway | Park City, KS | Jacob Denney (3)
Saturday, May 24 | Airport Raceway | Garden City, KS | Cannon McIntosh (1)
*Friday, May 30 | Coles County Speedway | Mattoon, IL | Karter Sarff (2)
*Saturday, May 31 | Coles County Speedway | Mattoon, IL | Cannon McIntosh (2)
*Friday, June 20 | I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park | Pevely, MO | Cannon McIntosh (3)
*Saturday, June 21 | I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park | Pevely, MO | Jacob Denney (4)
Friday, July 18 | Spoon River Speedway | Lewistown, IL | Joe B. Miller (1)
Friday, July 25 | Arrowhead Speedway | Colcord, OK | Jacob Denney (5)
Saturday, July 26 | Tulsa Speedway | Tulsa, OK | Jacob Denney (6)
*Friday, August 1 | I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park | Pevely, MO | Karter Sarff (3)
*Saturday, August 2 | I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park | Pevely, MO | Kameron Key (1)
For the complete 2025 schedule, CLICK HERE.
