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HIETT
SIXTH IN TOPLESS OUTLAW SERIES FINALE
JASON HIETT NINTH IN
RED FARMER TRIBUTE OPENER
HIETT CLAIMS PAIR OF
TOP FIVES AT BOYD'S SPEEDWAY! On Friday night, Jason timed in tenth fastest overall during qualifying before picking off seven competitors during the 20-lap feature to land on the podium in third behind only $1,250 victor Ethan Hunter and runner-up Chip Brindle. In Saturday's $1,500 to win finale, Jason stopped the clock fourth quickest during time trials and ultimately wound up fourth in the 20-lapper to trail only race winner Chip Brindle, Colton Jackson, and Ethan Hunter. Complete results can be found online at www.boydsspeedway.com.
MOTOR ISSUES HAMPER
HIETT IN AL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
HIETT GRABS ANOTHER
TOP FIVE IN SAS STOP TO I-75!
JASON HIETT FOURTH IN
$10,000 GOVERNOR'S CUP!
ANOTHER PODIUM FINISH
FOR HIETT AT TALLADEGA!
THIRD PLACE EFFORTS
IN ALFRED GURLEY MEMORIAL!
HIETT LANDS ON PODIUM
IN PAIR OF TST SPECIALS!
JASON HIETT WIRES TALLADEGA
FIELD FOR FIRST WIN!
HIETT BACK IN ACTION
IN CAPITAL CAR AT BOYD'S
JCM MOTORSPORTS &
HIETT TACKLE WINTERNATIONALS (February 11, 2022) Round five of the 46th Annual 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park took center stage tonight, as the stakes were raised to $12,000 to win for the 74 competitors racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. Jason Hiett knocked down the twenty-fourth fastest time in Group A during qualifying prior to running tenth in his stacked heat race. The Oxford, Alabama ace then opted to load prior to the B-Main and was not able to find a way into the 50-lap main event that was won once again by Brandon Sheppard. (February 10, 2022) A stellar 75 car field was on hand tonight for the fourth night of the annual 'Winternationals' at the storied East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida, as a $7,000 winner's check was up for grabs. Jason Hiett qualified twenty-first quickest in Group B during time trials and later ran ninth in his heat race and tenth in his B-Main. Unfortunately, Jason was unable to make the start in the 40-lapper that was ultimately won by Brandon Sheppard for the second straight evening. (February 9, 2022) Following last night's rain-out, the 46th edition of the 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park continued tonight, as 70 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competitors piled into the pit area at the Gibsonton, Florida facility to battle for the $7,000 payday. Jason Hiett laid down the twenty-second quickest time in Group A during the qualifying session prior to placing eighth in his heat race. Following an unfortunate spin and a thirteenth place performance in his B-Main, Jason was forced to watch the 40-lap headliner that was eventually won by Brandon Sheppard. (February 8, 2022) Tonight's second leg of the annual 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park has been washed out due to persistent rain showers. The $5,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series program at the storied Gibsonton, Florida oval WILL NOT be rescheduled. (February 7, 2022) Night one of the Super Late Model portion of the 46th Annual 'Winternationals' took place earlier this evening at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series showdown at the Tampa-area facility drew 70 competitors to vie for the $5,000 windfall. Jason Hiett stopped the clock twenty-eighth fastest in Group A during qualifying before running twelfth in his heat race and nineteenth in his B-Main. Jason was unfortunately not able to advance into the 30-lapper that was ultimately won by Dennis Erb, Jr.
JASON HIETT & JCM
MOTORSPORTS START YEAR AT GIS (January 28, 2022) Night two of the 'Super Bowl of Racing' took center stage tonight at Golden Isles Speedway, as the cars and stars racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competed for a $12,000 windfall at the Brunswick, Georgia facility. Jason Hiett, of Oxford, Alabama, knocked down the nineteenth quickest lap in Group B during the qualifying session before finishing sixth in his loaded heat race and eighth in his B-Main. He was unfortunately unable to advance his JCM Motorsports #19m machine into the 50-lap headliner that was ultimately won by Brandon Overton. (January 27, 2022) After over a year away from the Super Late Model scene, Jason Hiett hooked up with JCM Motorsports and car owner Colten Miller recently to lay the ground work on an assault on Georgia/Florida "Speedweeks." The #19m team made their 2022 debut tonight in the 'Super Bowl of Racing' opener at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia. Jason stopped the clock sixteenth fastest in Group B during Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series time trials prior to placing seventh in his heat race and ninth in his B-Main. Unfortunately, Jason was unable to transfer into the $10,000 to win main event, which was eventually won by Devin Moran.
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(October
15, 2022) The Richard Austin #85 team and driver Jason
Hiett made the trek to Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia on Friday
night, October 14. The Topless Outlaw Series held their finale last
night at the Chattanooga-area oval and a $4,000 winner's check was
up for grabs. Jason laid down the third quickest lap in Group A
during the qualifying session to earn the inside of the third row
for the start of the 40-lap feature event. The Oxford, Alabama ace
then fought hard for a top five showing in the contest before winding
up sixth at the unfurling of the checkered flag. Complete results
from Jason's season finale at Boyd's Speedway can be viewed online
at 
(October
2, 2022) Jason Hiett and Richard Austin's #85 team invaded
Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on September 30-October
1 for a pair of Crate Racin' USA Series battles that made up the
'Red Farmer Tribute' weekend. On Friday night in the $3,700 to win
opener, Jason moved up one spot to finish ninth in the final rundown
of the 37-lap feature. At TST on Saturday evening in the $6,000
to win weekend finale, Jason placed second in his consolation event
before advancing two positions during the 40-lapper en route to
a twelfth place showing. Complete results from both 'Red Farmer
Tribute' races can be viewed by clicking on 
(September
19, 2022) Jason Hiett and Team One Motorsports were scheduled
to compete in the 50th Annual 'Alabama State Championship' races
on September 17-18 at East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City,
Alabama. Unfortunately, Jason suffered terminal motor woes during
Friday's practice session at EAMS and was forced to scratch from
the pair of $4,050 to win Super Late Model events over the weekend.
You can view full results from the 50th Annual 'Alabama State Championship'
races online at 
(August
21, 2022) Team One Motorsports invaded I-75 Raceway in
Sweetwater, Tennessee on Saturday night, August 20. The Southern
All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) rolled into the Volunteer State
venue to preside over the 'Dirt Slingers Classic,' which boasted
a $5,000 top prize. Jason Hiett stopped the clock second quickest
in Group B during qualifying, which locked him into the outside
of the second row for the start of the 40-lap headliner. When the
dust had settled, Jason found himself finishing right where he started
in the contest... in the fourth spot behind only victor Dalton Cook,
Eli Beets, and Sam Seawright! Complete results from last night's
show at I-75 Raceway can be accessed online at 
(August
14, 2022) The #1 team returned to Talladega Short Track
in Eastaboga, Alabama on Saturday night, August 13. The Valvoline
Iron-Man Late Model Series roared into TST to preside over the annual
Governor's Cup and a $10,000 payday was on the line. Jason Hiett
knocked down the third quickest time in Group A during the qualifying
session prior to placing second in his loaded heat race. After starting
the 50-lap headliner from the inside of the third row, Jason was
able to move up a spot during the distance to land in the fourth
finishing position behind only victor Ashton Winger, Sam Seawright,
and Austin Horton! Complete results from last night's Governor's
Cup contest can be found online at 
(August
7, 2022) Jason Hiett and Team One Motorsports were back
in the pit area at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on
Saturday night, August 6. A weekly show for the Super Late Models
was held last night at TST and a $1,200 winner's check was up for
grabs. Jason stopped the clock fifth quickest overall during the
qualifying session and later started the A-Main from the inside
of the third row. The Oxford, Alabama ace was then able to move
past a couple of competitors during the event and landed on the
podium in third behind only race winner Dallas Cooper and runner-up
Ryan Wilson! Full results can be viewed online at 
(April
3, 2022) Jason Hiett, of Oxford, Alabama, reached victory
lane for the first time in the young 2022 campaign on Saturday evening,
April 2 at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama! Jason, who
was aboard his own #1 Capital racecar for the second time this season,
laid down the quickest lap overall during Super Late Model qualifying
to earn the pole position for the 30-lap weekly feature event. During
the caution-free affair, Jason led each and every circuit to capture
the $1,200 winner's check ahead of a top five that consisted of
runner-up Tim Busha, Dillon Tidmore, Dalton Polston, and Sam Seawright!
Full results from last night at TST can be found online at 
(February
12, 2022) The busy week at East Bay Raceway Park wrapped
up earlier tonight with the sixth and final 'Winternationals' show
for the ground-pounding Super Late Models. With all eyes set on
the $15,000 windfall, a total of 69 entrants signed into the pit
area to do battle at the Gibsonton, Florida oval in the final event
of "Speedweeks" for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.
Jason Hiett posted the twenty-seventh quickest lap in Group B during
time trials and later scratched from the remainder of the program.
Jason was unfortunately forced to watch the 50-lap grand finale
at East Bay, which was won by Devin Moran, from the grandstands.
(January
29, 2022) The three-day 'Super Bowl of Racing' at Golden
Isles Speedway wrapped up today with a $15,000 to win Lucas Oil
Late Model Dirt Series throwdown. On a blustery day in southeast
Georgia, Jason Hiett timed in fifteenth quickest in Group B during
qualifying and later ran sixth in his heat race and tenth in his
B-Main. Unfortunately, Jason was unable to transfer into the night's
50-lap weekend finale at GIS, which was won for the second straight
evening by Brandon Overton.
