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Mathews Busy Over Thanksgiving
Weekend in Peach State
Jeff Mathews Winds Up
Thirteenth in Reutimann Memorial
Mathews Runner-Up in Late
Model at East Bay Raceway Park
Jeff Mathews Suffers Battery
Woes at All-Tech Raceway...
Mathews Unloads Two Cars
in World Short Track Championship
Jeff Mathews Leads Again
at East Bay Raceway Park
Mathews Wins in Modified
at East Bay; Fourth in Late Model!
Jeff Mathews Heads West
to Enter Race for Hope 74
Mathews Earns Top Five
in Late Model Special at Ocala
Jeff Mathews Motorsports
Invades Land of Lincoln
Mathews Motors to $15,000
Mega 100 Triumph at Tyler County! In other action at "The Bullring" over the weekend, Jeff ran sixth in Friday night's 'Let it Ride 55' for the Open Wheel Modifieds, which paid $3,055 to the winner. Behind the wheel of his Super Late Model, Jeff was unfortunately crashed out during Friday's heat race, but secured a third place podium showing in a $2,000 to win program on Saturday night behind only victor Max Blair and runner-up Tyler Carpenter. Full results from the big weekend can be found online at www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. (Josh James Artwork Photo)
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(November
18, 2018) Jeff Mathews, of Apollo Beach, Florida,
was in Open Wheel Modified action on Saturday, November 17 in
the annual running of the 'Emil & Dale Reutimann Memorial
Race' at Bubba Raceway Park. The Ocala, Florida facility hosted
the special event, which boasted a $10,000 windfall. Jeff timed
in twelfth quickest in Group A during qualifying prior to advancing
up to second in his stacked heat race. After rolling off from
the inside of the fifth row in the 50-lapper, Jeff eventually
wound up thirteenth in the final finishing order at BRP. Complete
results can be located by clicking on 
(November
11, 2018) Jeff Mathews and his #33 team invaded
the nearby East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida on Saturday
evening, November 10, as they were armed with both a Late Model
and an Open Wheel Modified to vie for weekly top prizes at the
"Clay by the Bay." Jeff wheeled his Late Model past
two competitors in the $1,000 to win main event to score a strong
runner-up effort behind only victor Travis Varnadore. Behind the
wheel of his Modified, Jeff started fourth on the feature grid
and had his sights set on the $500 payday, but mechanical issues
early in the contest caused him to retire in the tenth finishing
position. Full results from last night at EBRP can be viewed online
at 
(November
4, 2018) The Jeff Mathews Motorsports (JMM) team
rolled into All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville, Florida on Saturday,
November 3 for the inaugural running of the 'Deep Dixie Late Model
Challenge.' The unsanctioned special drew 33 entrants to the Sunshine
State oval to vie for the $10,000 winner's check. Jeff Mathews
knocked down the eighth quickest lap overall during the qualifying
session prior to grabbing the third transfer spot through his
loaded heat race. After rolling off from the inside of the third
row for the start of the 100-lap headliner, Jeff unfortunately
suffered battery problems on lap 48 and was forced to retire from
the contest in the nineteenth position. Complete results from
last night at All-Tech Raceway can be accessed online at 
(October
29, 2018) Jeff Mathews and his #33 team trekked
north to the pristine Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, North
Carolina from October 26-28 for the 3rd Annual 'World Short Track
Championship.' Jeff unloaded both his Crate Late Model and his
Open Wheel Modified to compete for $4,000 top prizes in those
respective divisions. Behind the wheel of his Modified, Jeff grabbed
the third transfer spot through his heat race and later drove
past eleven competitors during Sunday afternoon's main event to
claim a solid seventh place showing. In Crate Late Model action,
Jeff was unfortunately taken out of a coveted transfer position
on two different occasions during his B-Main and was unable to
make the start in Sunday's headliner. Full results from the 4/10-mile
Charlotte speedplant can be accessed online at 
(September
30, 2018) Apollo Beach, Florida standout Jeff
Mathews was in the pit area at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust
Grove, Arkansas from September 25-29 for the running of the 'Race
for Hope 74,' which paid a whopping $20,000 to the winner for
the IMCA Modifieds. Jeff was able to transfer into Thursday night's
qualifier, as he brought home a twenty-first place effort. Unfortunately,
Jeff was unable to make the start in Saturday evening's 74-lap
headliner that was eventually won by Kyle Strickler. Complete
results from Batesville Motor Speedway can be accessed online
at 
(July
1, 2018) "Hollywood" Jeff Mathews snared
the biggest win of his racing career on Saturday evening, June
30 in the 4th Annual Modified 'Mega 100' at Tyler County Speedway
in Middlebourne, West Virginia! Jeff ran second in his heat race
and later started the 60-lap feature event from the outside of
the sixth row. The Apollo Beach, Florida ace then methodically
worked his way towards the front and eventually grabbed the point
around the halfway mark to pocket the hefty $15,000 windfall ahead
of Lucas Lee, Mike McKinney, David Stremme, and Dan Davies!
