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HIETT
CAUGHT UP IN WRECK IN ICE BOWL OPENER...
JASON HIETT CLOSES OUT
2020 CAMPAIGN AT MAGNOLIA
HIETT NEARLY WINS NATIONAL
100 FOR SECOND TIME... After starting Sunday's 100-lap headliner from the outside of the third row, Jason ran a smart race throughout the marathon contest and ran amongst the top three for most of the distance. He then suffered a late flat tire, rallied from the back with fresh rubber, and took the lead from Parker Martin heading into turn three on the final circuit. Unfortunately, Martin controversially drove right through Hiett's Longhorn Chassis, spun the Oxford, Alabama native out in front of the field, and dropped Jason to an ultra-disappointing seventh place 'National 100' performance. Complete results from the long weekend at EAMS can be accessed online at www.eamsdirt.com.
JASON HIETT STEERS TO
RUNNER-UP AT ECM SPEEDWAY!
HIETT RALLIES FOR TOP
FIVE IN $15,000 FALL CLASSIC!
JASON HIETT RUNS INTO
MECHANICAL TROUBLE AT SENOIA
HIETT A SOLID FOURTH
AT FORT PAYNE MOTOR SPEEDWAY
JASON HIETT WIRES FIELD
AT TST FOR SECOND WIN!!
HIETT BLASTS TO I-75
RACEWAY TOP FIVE FINISH!
JASON HIETT BACK IN
OWN EQUIPMENT; EIGHTH AT TST
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(January
11, 2021) Following a short off-season, Jason Hiett and
Team One Motorsports lifted the lid to their 2021 campaign on January
9-10 in the 30th edition of the 'Ice Bowl' at Talladega Short Track
in Eastaboga, Alabama. A total of 32 Super Late Model competitors
piled into the pit area at TST to do battle for the $6,000 winner's
check. On Saturday during preliminary action, Jason knocked down
the fifth quickest lap in his group during qualifying before grabbing
the fourth and final transfer spot through his heat race. After
rolling off from the outside of the seventh row in Sunday's 50-lap
headliner, Jason was trying to make his way forward before he was
caught up in a wreck and relegated to a disappointing seventeenth
place showing. Complete results from the season-opening 'Ice Bowl'
can be viewed online at 
(November
15, 2020) Team One Motorsports made the trek to Magnolia
Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi on November 13-14 for the
annual running of the 'Magnolia State Cotton Pickin 100,' which
wrapped up their 2020 racing season. The unsanctioned doubleheader
at "The Mag" kicked off with a $4,000 to win program on
Friday night. Jason Hiett grabbed the fourth transfer spot through
his loaded heat race and later climbed to finish eleventh in the
30-lap weekend opener. On Saturday evening, Jason placed fifth in
both his heat race and his B-Main, which unfortunately kept him
out of the 70-lap headliner that paid out $12,000 to the winner.
Full results from the season-ending 'Magnolia State Cotton Pickin
100' weekend can be accessed online at 
(November
9, 2020) Next up on the schedule for the #1 team was the
46th edition of the famed 'National 100' at East Alabama Motor Speedway.
The historic Phenix City, Alabama oval played host to the unsanctioned
Super Late Model special on November 7-8 and a $15,000 top prize
was on the line. On Saturday night during preliminary action, Jason
Hiett laid down the second fastest lap in Group A during qualifying
prior to running second in his heat race behind only prelim winner
Joseph Brown.
(November
1, 2020) Jason Hiett and Team One Motorsports invaded ECM
Speedway in Bremen, Alabama on Saturday night, October 31. An unsanctioned
Super Late Model program was held and a $5,000 paycheck was up for
grabs. Jason clicked off the fifth quickest lap overall during the
qualifying session and later ran fourth in the fast dash. After
starting the 40-lap headliner from the inside of the third row,
Jason steered his Longhorn Chassis past a trio of competitors en
route to a strong runner-up performance behind only race winner
Brian Rickman! Full results from last night at ECM can be located
by clicking on 
(October
25, 2020) The #1 team made their way to Whynot Motorsports
Park in Meridian, Mississippi on October 23-24 for the 26th edition
of the Coors Light 'Fall Classic.' The unsanctioned, late-season
special drew a 43 car field to battle for the $15,000 top prize.
On Friday night during preliminary action, Jason Hiett drove his
Longhorn Chassis to the fourth quickest time in Group A during qualifying
prior to securing the third transfer spot through his stacked heat
race. After starting Saturday's 100-lap headliner from the inside
of the sixth row and falling back in the early stages of the contest,
Jason rallied back through the field to land in the fifth finishing
position behind only victor Dennis Erb, Jr., Cade Dillard, Spencer
Hughes, and Dane Dacus! Complete results from the 'Fall Classic'
weekend at the "House of Hook" can be accessed online
at 
(September
27, 2020) Next up for Team One Motorsports was a trip to
Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia on Saturday evening, September
26. The Southern All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) presided over
the annual running of the 'Michael Head, Jr. Memorial' and a $4,054
winner's check was on the line. Jason Hiett placed fourth in his
consolation event to earn the outside of the ninth row in the 54-lap
headliner. He was then knocking on the door to the top ten early
in the race when motor issues relegated the Oxford, Alabama native
to a disappointing twenty-second place showing. Complete results
from last night at Senoia Raceway can be viewed online at 
(August
30, 2020) Oxford, Alabama native Jason Hiett picked up
his second feature win of the 2020 campaign on Saturday evening,
August 29 at the nearby Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama!
Aboard his new XR1 Rocket Chassis, Jason clicked off the fastest
lap during Super Late Model qualifying to earn the pole position
for the 30-lap main event. During the course of the weekly feature,
Jason led each and every circuit on his way to recording the $1,200
payday ahead of Jack Hale, Cruz Skinner, Dalton Cook, and Dallas
Cooper! Full results from last night at TST can be accessed online
at 
(August
23, 2020) Team One Motorsports invaded I-75 Raceway in
Sweetwater, Tennessee on Saturday evening, August 22 for the 'Dirt
Slinger Classic,' which was sanctioned by the Southern All Stars
Dirt Racing Series (SAS). After rain delayed the program for nearly
two hours, Jason Hiett posted the seventh quickest lap in Group
B during the qualifying session before securing a triumph in his
B-Main. After rolling off from the outside of the sixth row in the
$5,000 to win headliner, Jason was able to blast up inside of the
top five during the course of the 50-lap affair. At the end of the
grueling race, the Oxford, Alabama ace was scored in the fourth
finishing position behind only winner Donald McIntosh, David Webb,
and Tyler Millwood! Complete results from last night in the Volunteer
State can be viewed online at 
(August
16, 2020) Following a recent split with Team 85, Jason
Hiett returned to his familiar #1 machine on Saturday evening, August
15 at the nearby Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama. The
Southern All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) rolled into TST to preside
over the annual running of the 'Governors Cup.' A strong 40 car
field assembled at the track deemed as the "Hornets Nest"
to do battle for the $10,000 payday. Jason stopped the clock fourth
fastest in his group during the qualifying session prior to picking
up a victory in his loaded heat race. After starting third on the
feature grid, Jason fought hard to stay inside of the top five in
his new XR1 Rocket Chassis, but eventually slipped to an eighth
place performance. Complete results from last night at TST can be
accessed online at 