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Scott James
Twelfth in Visit to I-30 Speedway in Little Rock
Wet Weekend in Georgia
Wipes Out WOOLMS Doubleheader...
Warrior House Car Team
Tackles WOOLMS Tennessee Tripleheader Following a rain-out on Saturday evening at the bad-fast Tazewell Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee, the #1G team wrapped up the weekend on Sunday at the Duck River Raceway Park in Wheel, Tennessee. Scott posted the fifteenth quickest lap overall during time trials before vaulting up to finish second in his heat race. After redrawing the third starting spot prior to the 50-lap A-Main, the Bright, Indiana ace was running second on lap 47 when the top three frontrunners were involved in a wreck with a lapped car. Scott was able to finish all fifty circuits after the incident, but was credited with a disappointing eleventh place effort. He now finds himself tied for seventh in the latest WOOLMS point standings. Complete results from the action-packed weekend can be accessed by clicking on www.woolms.com.
Mechanical Issues Slow
Scott James in Trip to 311 Motor Speedway... Scott started off his night by clicking off the nineteenth fastest lap during the qualifying session and later placing fifth in his loaded heat race. After starting the 50-lap feature event from the inside of the seventh row, the Bright, Indiana native had high hopes of making his way towards the front of the stellar field. However, a broken left rear axle tube caused Scott to only complete 22 circuits and he wound up in the eighteenth finishing position. The driver known as the "Silver Shark" now finds himself seventh in the latest version of the WOOLMS point standings. Full results can be viewed online at www.woolms.com.
Scott James Enters Spring
Nationals Showdown at Smoky Mountain...
James Advances to Fifth
in 'Illini 100' at Farmer City Raceway! By virtue of his strong prelim performance, Scott earned the rights to the outside of the sixth row for the start of Saturday's 'Illini 100.' During the course of the 100-lap extra-distance affair, the Bright, Indiana ace methodically worked his way past seven competitors on his way to a top five effort. Scott crossed underneath the 'Illini 100' checkers fifth behind only winner Jason Feger, Billy Moyer, Brian Birkhofer, and Shane Clanton. He now finds himself sixth in the latest WOOLMS point standings following the Farmer City weekend. Full results can be viewed online at www.woolms.com.
Scott James Claims $5,000
for Second 'Spring 50' Title!!! The popular driver known as the "Silver Shark" grabbed the point from leader Greg Johnson on the eighteenth circuit and despite battling brake issues, Scott held back the stellar field for the remainder of the caution-free race. At the end of 50 laps, Scott found himself in victory lane celebrating with his family and crew after beating Mike Marlar, Greg Johnson, Eddie Carrier, Jr., and Tyler Reddick to the checkers. Full results from the 'Spring 50' can be obtained by clicking on www.florencespeedway.com. (Roy D. Walker Photo)
James Back in Action at
Smoky Mountain Speedway...
Scott James Planning Full
WOOLMS Assault With Warrior House Car Team With James sitting seventh in the WoO LMS points standings entering next weekend's three-race swing to I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Ark. (March 22), Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Miss. (March 23) and Duck River Raceway Park in Wheel, Tenn. (March 24), he's now eligible to receive travel benefits as part of the circuit's Winner's Circle program. That fact helped push Goddard and James to put their focus on World of Outlaws competition. "We started considering doing the whole (WoO LMS) deal while we were in Florida," said James, who will earn appearance money and other perks from the WoO LMS as long as he maintains perfect attendance and holds a top-12 spot in the points standings. "When we got home I talked with Sanford and my wife (Megan). We pretty much figured out that, even though we have a one-year-old (daughter) at home, it just made a lot of sense financially to give running the series a shot. | full story
James Retires Early in
Snow-Shortened 'Bama Bash' at GVS Following a triumph in his B-Main on Saturday evening, Scott rolled off starting seventeenth on the grid in the 75-lap 'Bama Bash.' With snow flurries in the air and one-groove track conditions, the Bright, Indiana native made the decision to retire from the A-Main after only eight circuits. Following the completion of the 'Bama Bash,' which was shortened to only 61 laps due to intensified snow showers, Scott was credited with a twenty-third place effort. Full results from the chilly weekend at Green Valley can be viewed online at www.greenvalleyspeedway.com. (Heath Lawson Photography)
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(May
12, 2013) Scott James and
the Warrior House Car team returned to dirt-slinging action at the
I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas on Saturday night, May 11.
The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presided over the $10,000
to win showdown. Scott timed in twenty-first fastest during the
qualifying session and later grabbed the sixth and final transfer
spot through his loaded heat race. After starting the 50-lap main
event from the outside of the ninth row, Scott was able to move
up six spots during the race to finish in the twelfth position.
The Bright, Indiana ace currently sits tied for seventh in the latest
version of the WOOLMS point standings. Full results can be viewed
online at 
(April
14, 2013) Scott James and the #1G Warrior House
Car team ventured to the Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, Tennessee
on Saturday night, April 13. Ray Cook's Spring Nationals tour rolled
into SMS to preside over a $6,000 to win program. A stout field
of 37 competitors piled into the pit area at the 1/2-mile speedplant
and Scott was unfortunately not able to transfer into the 50-lap
main event. The Bright, Indiana native narrowly missed out on the
feature after finishing fourth in his B-Main and third in the B-Scramble.
Complete results from Smoky Mountain can be obtained by clicking
on 
(March
31, 2013) Scott James and the Warrior House Car
team made a late-week decision to invade the Florence Speedway in
Union, Kentucky on Saturday, March 30 and the decision paid off
to the tune of a $5,000 'Spring 50' title! The 37th edition of the
storied race drew a 27 car field to the 1/2-mile, Cincinnati area
venue. Scott laid down the seventh quickest lap during the qualifying
session and later ran second in his heat race. After rolling off
from the outside of the second row in the unsanctioned main event,
Scott sported a fast Warrior racecar from the drop of the green
flag. 
(March
24, 2013) With the World of Outlaws Late Model Series
tripleheader wiped out this weekend due to inclement weather, the
Warrior House Car team and driver Scott James slipped into the Smoky
Mountain Speedway in Maryville, Tennessee on Saturday, March 23.
The Southern All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) sanctioned the 'Rockin
with the Stars 40' and a $5,000 top prize was on the line. Scott
timed in sixth fastest in his group during the qualifying session
and later finished fourth in his B-Main to earn a coveted starting
spot in the 40-lap main event. The Bright, Indiana native had moved
up inside of the top ten by lap 25 when he unfortunately got into
the wall and was forced to retire in the twentieth position. Complete
results from Smoky Mountain can be viewed online at 
(March 3, 2013) Scott James
and the Warrior House Car team returned to dirt-slinging action
on March 1-2 in the 16th edition of the 'Bama Bash' at the Green
Valley Speedway in Glencoe, Alabama. The unsanctioned show drew
37 competitors to GVS to battle each other and the frigid weather
conditions in hopes of claiming the $16,016 top prize. Scott laid
down the sixth fastest lap in his stacked group during time trials
on Friday night and later finished fifth in heat race action. .: home
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