WELCOME TO VINTAGE MODIFIED!

Modified racing is one of the oldest types of racing in the US, dating back to the days of the post-World War II coupes. Modified racing began as race drivers modified their cars to gain a competitive advantage over their fellow competitors. What started out as minor modifications to the cars has now grown to the point that some modified classes are no longer based on any current production vehicles. NASCAR was instrumental in modified racing's beginnings. Some of NASCAR's pioneers were veteran modified racers long before NASCAR's inception in 1949.

Tri Cities Raceway, April 6, Results

First Place - Steve Woods

Second Place - Kyten Jones

Third Place - Mitchell Woods

Steve Woods #22 takes home 1st place at the Tri Cities Apple Cup. Steve has several championships with Vintage Modified and he is off to a great start for 2024. Steve races in a 1955 Chevy Belair with a 350 engine. We’d like to call out and thank Steve’s 2024 sponsors, First Day Electric, Accu-Vac Furnace & Dirt Cleaning and John Woods. A special thanks to John Woods and Rick Villyard.

Kyten Jones #30 came in 2nd place at the Tri Cities Apple Cup. Kyten was the 2019 and 2023 Vintage Modified champion. He first began racing with Vintage Modified in 2012, but having a big background being raised in racing this comes as no surprise. Kyten races in a 1946 Merc with a 350 engine. We’d like to call out and thank Kyten’s 2024 sponsors, Benchmark Barrels and Daryl Berg. A very special thank you to Jim Jones.

Mitchell Woods # 37 came in 3rd place at the Tri Cities Apple Cup. Mitchell began racing with Vintage Modified in 2021, but he first began racing in 200 with Hobby Stock. He currently has 7 championships throughout his racing experience. Mitchell races in a 1940 Chevy Coupe with a 355 engine. We’d like to call out and thank Mitchell’s 2024 sponsors, First Day Electric, www.firstdayelectric.com