Kellen entered action at the Antioch Speedway in Antioch, CA on Saturday night for the 5th annual Jerry Hetrick Memorial, an event that Kellen won in 2019. Kellen ran second in his heat race, which earned himself the outside of the front row for the feature. He ended up leading every lap en route to his second straight Hetrick Memorial victory. (Katrina Kriss Photography)

Results can be found at www.AntiochSpeedway.com.

As of today, driver Kellen Chadwick and owner Scott Foster have mutually agreed to part ways, handing the ownership of the team back to the Chadwicks moving forward. 

Scott and his wife Jess purchased the team from Kellen and his wife Cristina in late 2018 and have owned the team for the past two seasons, but with Scott taking on driving duties of his own car, along with Kellen looking to take back a more active role in team ownership duties, the duo have decided to mutually end their partnership effective immediately. 

Entering the month of September, Kellen plans to field his #83 VanderBuilt Race Cars at local and regional events throughout the course of the remainder of the 2020 season and will compete at the Duel in the Desert at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Dirt Track in Las Vegas, NV in mid-November to wrap up his season as well. 

The team is currently searching for marketing partners for the remainder of the 2020 season and beyond. Inquiries should be made to Kellen at (925) 695-6131 or the team’s Marketing Director Chris Stepan with FYE Motorsports Promotions at (715) 497-8916. Many opportunities are available to suit any budget.

Kellen and his team competed in the newly formed IMCA California Speedweek this past week, which featured six races at six tracks over six nights, starting on Monday at the Placerville Speedway in Placerville. Kellen started out the week with a heat race victory and the ran 14th in night's main event.

Tuesday, at the Petaluma Speedway in Petaluma, he raced his heat race, then drove through the tech area and was forced to run the b-main. He then charged from 10th up to 2nd in the b, locking himself into the feature. In the main, he started 18th and rallied his way forward to come home 7th.

Wednesday, he entered action at the Antioch Speedway in Antioch and ran second in his heat race and posted a 13th place finish in the feature.

Thursday, at the Merced Speedway in Merced, he won his heat from the pole and raced to his second top ten of the tour, crossing the finish line with a ninth place run.

Friday, at the Keller Auto Speedway in Hanford, he won his heat for the second night in a row, but after starting 8th in the main event, unfortunately, fell out of the feature and did not finish his first race of the week.

Saturday, during the final night of the series at the Bakersfield Speedway in Bakersfield, he raced from 9th up to 4th in his heat race, came home second in the b-main and finished off the tour by passing 10 cars from his 18th starting spot in the feature to come home 8th.

All in all, he qualified for all 6 features and posted three top ten finishes, along with three heat race victories.

Results can be found at www.IMCA.com.

Kellen broke out the white #83 on Saturday night at the Antioch Speedway in Antioch, CA and raced away with a clean sweep for his efforts. He started 4th in both his heat race and in the main event and was able to work his way to the front of both races to claim victory. Kellen will next be in action this week during the IMCA California Speed Week.

Results can be found at www.AntiochSpeedway.com.