Camden Robustelli Racing

2026 season is just around the corner! Getting the car all torn down and prepped for another great summer of racing. 🏎️🏁

Night two of the Fall Nationals was another good night for the team. Finally getting the consistency we’ve been looking for awhile now in the 360. I believe both nights had opportunity for an even better night. I just needed to make some better decisions. Last race of the year, glad we could end on a high note. Thank you to TJ and Stacie for letting me drive their car. Thank you to Garren and my Dad for working on the car this weekend.

Race Recap:
Qualifying: 7th
Heat: 3rd to 3rd
Main: 12th to 10th

It’s GO TIME!

Night #1 at the Fall Nationals at Silver Dollar Speedway went well for our team. Car was fast all night and kept getting better and better every time we hit the track. Qualified 7th in the second group of cars. Was able to win the heat race which put us in our first SCCT dash. Had a car in the main bike up into us on a restart which put us in the back but then rallied back up to a 11th place finish. Thank you to TJ and Stacie for letting me drive there car and Garren and my Dad for helping out on the car.

Race Recap:
Qualified: 7th
Heat: 3rd to 1st
Main: 6th to 11th

Robustelli Rules Dave’s Home Supply Iron Head Sprint Series in 2025

By Ben Deatherage-Photo by Michelle Bowman

MEDFORD, Ore. (Sept.18, 2025) — The Dave’s Home Supply Iron Head Sprint Series wrapped up a thrilling 2025 campaign with stops at Southern Oregon Speedway, Willamette Speedway, and Douglas County Dirt Track. When the dust settled, it was Camden Robustelli capturing his third championship in the four seasons since the tour’s inception.

Robustelli piloted the T.J. and Staci Winningham-owned No. 9T to five victories, along with nine podiums, ten top-fives, and eleven top-tens. His winning nights came at Southern Oregon on May 17, June 7, and August 22, Douglas County on June 6, and Willamette on July 19.

Bailey Hibbard came home second in the standings with three wins, nine podiums, ten top-fives, and eleven top-tens. He picked up victories at Southern Oregon on August 23 and swept the Douglas County championship weekend on September 12 and 13.

Enrique Jaime, the defending series champion, finished third with four podiums, seven top-fives, and eleven top-tens. His best runs were second-place finishes at Southern Oregon on August 22 and 23.

Fourth place went to Chris Salyer, who closed the year with one top-five and four top-tens. His best showing was a fifth-place at Douglas County Dirt Track on September 12.

Veteran Dave Hibbard rounded out the top five with three podiums, six top-fives, and eleven top-tens. His season highlight was a runner-up finish at Douglas County on June 6.

R.J. McGahuey claimed sixth in points on the strength of two podiums, five top-fives, and eight top-tens, with a best finish of third at Willamette Speedway on July 18.

Seventh in the championship was Kayden Smith, who tallied six top-fives and eight top-tens. His strongest night came at Willamette on July 18, where he ran fourth.

Austin Sause finished eighth overall with two podiums, five top-fives, and ten top-tens. His season highlight was a runner-up at Willamette on July 18.

Ninth in the standings belonged to Jake Wheeler, who drove the Roger Henderson fielded No. 7N. Wheeler scored one win, three podiums, seven top-fives, and ten top-tens, with his biggest moment the feature victory at Willamette Speedway on July 18.

Completing the top ten was Scott Fox, who produced one podium, four top-fives, and eight top-tens. His best finish was a fourth-place effort at Douglas County on June 6.

The Dave’s Home Supply Iron Head 360 Sprint Series extends its appreciation to marketing partners for their continued support, including Dave’s Home Supply, Rapp Racing Enterprises, Preferred Plumbing Inc., and J.D. Trucking.

For updates, results, and more information, visit the IHS Outcast Tour page.