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October 1st, 2011 - The team returned to action on Saturday night with both Dewaine Hottinger and Geoff Aitken in action at I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas) in a $2,000-to-win, COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event (CCSDS). Twenty-three cars entered the event, and Dewaine started the night by advancing from seventh to fifth in his heat race to lock into the 13th starting spot for the 35 lap feature. During the feature he would battle around mid-pack for much of the event before crossing the finish line in the 12th position.

Geoff Aitken would fall short of qualifying for the feature via his heat race, but would record a fourth place finish in the b-main to earn the 18th starting spot for the main event. He would go on to advance two spots to a 16th place finish in the feature in his #16 GRT Crate Late MOdel. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

September 10th, 2011 - It was back to the track over the weekend for Dewaine Hottinger and Hott Motorsports as the team made the trip to Northeast Arkansas Speedway (Harrisburg, Arkansas) for the $5,000-to-win, 1st Annual Rockabilly 45. Twenty-six cars converged on the 1/4 mile oval, which saw double heat races contested on Friday night. Dewaine accumulated enought passing points to lock into Saturday night's 45 lap finale in the 12th starting position. Unfortunately, mechanical issues would quickly bring his night to an end on Saturday night as he retired to a 20th place finish. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

August 27th, 2011 - Dewaine concluded his weekend on Saturday night at Malden Speedway (Malden, Missouri) with another $2,000-to-win, COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) program. Twenty-seven Super Late Models entered the event, and Dewaine started the night by advancing from his third starting spot to a heat race win to earn the outside front row starting spot for the main event alongside, Wendell Wallace for the 35 lap event. In the feature Hottinger would slip backwards to an eighth place finish at the checkered flag.

Joey Mack drove Geoff Aitken's #16 Crate Late Model on Saturday night since Aitken had other commitments. Mack would qualify for the feature event after finishing second in a b-main, and would go on to record a 15th place finish. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

August 26th, 2011 - Friday night found Hott Motorsports back in action on Friday night with the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) as the team went into action with both guns glazing with both team drivers in action in an event that drew a field of 23 cars.

Dewaine Hottinger started the night by advancing from the third starting spot to a second place finish in his heat race to lock into the fifth starting spot for the 35 lap, $2,000-to-win feature. Hottinger would have a great car for the feature, and was working his way forward in a hurry as he was already up to the third spot near the race's midway point, when disaster struck as contact from a lapped car wounded the #65 Rocket forcing him pitside to a disappointing 21st place finish.

Geoff Aitken also took his #16 GRT Crate Late Model into battle and would qualify for the 18th starting spot for the feature via heat race action. He would go on to advance six spots to a very respectable 12th place finish at the checkered flag! Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

August 20th, 2011 - Dewaine entered the 19th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 over the weekend at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas). A field of 55 Super Late Models entered the $40,000-to-win event, which was sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS). A strong qualifying performance left Dewaine starting third in his heat race, but a bad start would shuffle him backwards as he was only able to manage a sixth place finish in the qualifier.

As a result, he started eighth on the grid in a b-main on Saturday night. In the b-main, Dewaine would fail to reach a transfer spot to the feature bringing his weekend to an early end. Full weekend results are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

August 13th, 2011 - With a poor weather forecast the team elected to not race anywhere this weekend. They will next be in action on August 18th-20th with the 19th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas).

August 6th, 2011 - After seeing Friday night's COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) event slated for Malden Speedway (Malden, Missouri) fall victim to rain, the team traveled to I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas) on Saturday night for a $2,000-to-win, CCSDS event. With twenty-eight Super Late Models on hand, both Dewaine and Geoff were in action.

A second place finish in heat race action left Dewaine starting eighth on the grid for the feature event. He would have a great run going in the event as he was working the high side on his way to a top five finish before the right front brake locked up due to a pinched line. As a result, he was forced to retire from the event.

Geoff would fail to qualify for the feature in his #16 GRT Crate Late Model via heat race action, and in the b-main a fifth place finish left him three spots short of a transfer to the main event. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 30th, 2011 - The team made the decision to enter a pair of $2,000-to-win, COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) events over the weekend in Louisiana and Arkansas). Friday night found Dewaine Hottinger at USA Speedway (Sterlington, Louisiana) as 20 cars entered the event. The night started good for Dewaine as he won his heat race to earn the outside front row starting spot for the 35 lap main event. However, after being involved in a twelve car pile-up, he would ultimately record a 10th place finish at the checkered flag.

On Saturday the action shifted to 67 Speedway (Texarkana, Arkansas) as 26 cars took part in the program. After advancing from his seventh starting position in heat race action to a third place finish, Dewaine earned the seventh starting spot for the feature. Unfortunately he would see his night come to an end with mechanical issues. He was credited with a 16th place finish in the final rundown. Full weekend results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 23rd, 2011 - Geoff Aitken entered a Weekly Racing Series Event on Saturday night at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas) in his #16 Crate Late Model. After starting fifth in heat race action, Aitken advanced to a third place finish to earn the third starting spot for the feature.

In the main event, Geoff was running in the third spot, when a competitor spun in front of him, leaving him with nowhere to go, resulting in heavy, right front damage to the #16 GRT. As a result, he would be forced to retire to an 8th place finish.

July 16th, 2011 - It was a doubleheader weekend for Hott Motorsports with both Dewaine Hottinger and Geoff Aitken in action as they took part in a pair of COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) Super Late Model events in their homestate of Arkansas.

On Friday night the festivities got underway with a $2,000-to-win event at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, Arkansas). Twenty-seven Super Late Models entered the event, and Dewaine would earn the fifth starting spot for the feature event after finishing second in his heat. On a one groove track, Hottinger would be unable to make up any ground as he finished in the fifth spot behind race winner, Jon Kirby, Billy Moyer Jr., Jeff Floyd, and Brandon Smith.

Geoff would fall short of making the feature via heat race action, but raced his way into the feature after finishing 4th in his b-main. After starting 18th, Aitken advanced four spots to a 14th place finish, and along the way earned the Larry Shaw Race Cars Hard Charger Award.

Saturday found the team at Northeast Arkansas Speedway (Harrisburg, Arkansas) for another $2,000-to-win event. Twenty-five cars were on hand for the event, and Dewaine earned the 8th starting spot for the feature before slipping to a 13th place finish.

Geoff would not have the best of nights as he failed to earn a transfer spot to the feature via heat race and b-main action. As a result, his night ended early. Full weekend results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 9th, 2011 - Geoff entered a Weekly Racing Series Event on Saturday night at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas) in his #16 Crate Late Model. In heat race action Geoff would battle his way to the lead exiting turn two on the white flag lap before pushing in turn three to fall back to a second place finish.

In the feature, Geoff would pressure Travis Ashley for the lead for the duration of the event before settling for a second place finish.

July 3rd, 2011 - On Sunday night, Geoff Aitken returned to action in his #16 GRT Crate Late Model at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas). Early in the feature, Aitken would work his way as high as the second position before ultimately finishing in the second spot.

July 2nd, 2011 - The team entered the second night of the CCSDS/MARS doubleheader on Saturday night at West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri) as 28 cars entered the $3,000 to win/$450 to start event. After advancing from the seventh starting position to a fourth place finish in his heat race, Dewaine started in the 11th spot for the 40 lap feature. He would battle around midpack for much of the event before registering an 11th place finish. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 1st, 2011 - Hott Motorsports made the trip to West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri) on Friday night for a $2,500 to win event, which was co-sanctioned by the CCSDS and MARS Super Late Model tours. Twenty-eight Super Late Models entered the event, and Dewaine would fall just short of locking into the feature via heat race action, but would qualify for the feature after finishing second in a b-main.

Via the b-main finish, Hottinger started seventeenth in the feature and would ultimately retire to a nineteenth place finish. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

June 25th, 2011 - The team concluded the weekend's CCSDS doubleheader on Saturday night as they traveled to Ark-La-Tex Speedway (Vivian, Louisiana) for a $2,000 to win event. With 28 Super Late Models entered, Dewaine earned the thirteenth starting spot for the feature via his heat race performance. He would go on to advance three spots to finish 10th at the checkered flag in the 35 lap feature.

Geoff Aitken was also in action with his #16 GRT Crate Late Model and would battle being under-powered against the open motors, and as a result he would fail to qualify for the feature. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

June 24th, 2011 - After almost a month away from the track, Hott Motorsports returned to action on Friday night with a $2,000 to win event at USA Speedway (Sterlington, Louisiana). A field of 24 entries were on hand as both Dewaine Hottinger and Geoff Aitken took their team cars into battle.

Dewaine would locki nto the 16th starting spot for the feature via heat race action, but in the main event on a one lane track, he would retire early from the event to a 20th place finish to save his equipment. Geoff would fall short of making the cut to lock into the feature event via heat race and b-main action. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

May 29th, 2011 - On Sunday night, the team traveled to Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas) for a $750 to win, NeSmith Crate Late Model event as Geoff Atiken was back behind the wheel of his #16 GRT. In heat race action, Aitken finished third, and in the feature he would score a sixth place finish behind race winner, Bill Frye, Travis Ashley, Johnny Virden, Chandler Petty, and Roger Witt. Geoff was very pleased with his performance, which was on of the best of his young career.

May 28th, 2011 - Hott Motorsports traveled to Lucas Oil Speedway (Wheatland, Missouri) over the weekend for the 19th Annual DART Show Me 100. With 81 Super Late Models entered on Friday night, a one lane track greeted competitors, and Dewaine would struggle in time trials, which left him starting at the back of a heat race with no passing. As a result, he would be mired deep in the starting grid for a b-main event on Saturday night, and after not making up much ground in the event, he would retire to the pit area as his weekend came to an early end.

May 21st, 2011 - Mother Nature made her presence known again on the 2011 Hott Motorsports schedule as after practicing on Thursday night at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) for the 1st Annual Bad Boy 98, heavy rains set in forcing the event to be canceled.

May 14th, 2011 - After seeing Friday night's scheduled COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event at USA Speedway (Sterlington, Louisiana) postponed, Hottinger made the decision to bypass the long tow for Saturday night's stand alone event at Drew County Speedway (Monticello, Arkansas).

As a result the team took the #16 GRT Crate Late Model of Geoff Aitken to Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas) for a Weekly Racing Series Event. He would register a 5th place finish in the feature event.

May 7th, 2011 - Saturday night marked the final leg of the weekend's triple header for the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series and Hott Motorsports took both entries into action at Crawford County Speedway (Van Buren, Arkansas) at both Hottinger and Aitken took part in the event. Dewaine won his heat race in convincing fashion to earn the fourth starting spot for the feature event, and was running fourh with nine laps remaining, when he jumped the cushion to bring out the caution. He would rejoin the tail of the field and rebounded to a 17th place finish in the closing laps.

Geoff Aitken took his Crate Late Model into battle in the event, and would come just one spot shy of qualifying for the feature event via his b-main as he finished 5th. Full weekend results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

May 6th, 2011 - On Friday night the action shifted to Thunderbird Speedway (Muskogee, Oklahoma) for another $2,000 to win, COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event, which drew a field of 27 cars. In heat race action on the big, 1/2 mile Dewaine started seventh and advanced to a fourth place finish to lock into the ninth starting spot for the 25 lap feature. Early in the race he would race as high as the seventh position before the car began to get too tight, which resulted in him sliding back to a ninth place finish.

May 5th, 2011 - It was back to business for Dewaine and Hott Motorsports on Thursday night at Tri State Speedway (Pocola, Oklahoma) with a $2,000 to win, 35 lap event with the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series. Thirty-eight Super Late Models entered the event, and Dewaine would find himself missing the cut via heat race and b-main action. As a result, he was forced to utilize a series' provisional to start the main event, and would go on to advance his way to a 15th place finish at the checkered flag.

April 30th, 2011 - The team's 2011 schedule has been plagued by rain, so it was no surprise that Saturday night's scheduled Crate Late Model event at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas) for Geoff Aitken fell victim to rain.

April 28th, 2011 - For the second straight week a scheduled COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event at Batesville Motor Speedway has fallen victim to rain. The team will enter a single event this weekend as Geoff will drive the #16 Hott Motorsports GRT in a Crate Late Model event at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas)

April 16th, 2011 - Geoff Aitken made his Crate Late Model debut on Saturday night at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas) in his #16 GRT Crate Late Model. It marked his first official race night. It would prove to be a fun outing for the driver as he learned a lot, got a little body damage, and even came away with a fifth place finish. He looks forward to getting back behind the wheel on April 30th at Centerville Speedway.

April 15th, 2011 - Geoff Aitken has spent thousands of hours turning wrenches and getting Dewaine Hottinger's #65 Super Late Model ready for action, and this Saturday, Hott Motorsports will give back to Aitken as he makes his driving debut in the #16 Hott Motorsports/Doug's Electrical Service/GRT Crate Late Model at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas)

The news was unveiled to Aitken on Thursday night, and it came as a total surprise.  Geoff has been assisting in the construction of the car, but was under the impression that Hottinger and Jon Kirby would be splitting driving duties.  He had no idea the car was for him.

Hottinger put the deal together to show his appreciation for all that Aitken has done for him.  Dewaine comments, "Geoff has been with me since day one when I was just starting racing in Street Stocks at Centerville, and he was just 8 years old.  His tireless help over the years has really been big for me.  I really owe him a lot, and with the help of Jon Kirby we were able to put this deal together to show our appreciation, and so that on off weekends he can go and have some fun."

Geoff will make his debut on Saturday, April 16th in a Weekly Racing Series Event at Centerville Speedway (Centerville, Arkansas).  For more information, please visit www.CentervilleSpeedway.com .

April 9th, 2011 - Saturday night found Hott Motorsports at Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Arkansas) for another $2,000 to win, CCSDS event. A strong field of 30 Super Late Models entered the event, and after a strong effort in time trials, it was Hottinger, who powered his entry to the third heat race win to earn the third starting spot for the 35 lap feature. For the majority of the event, Dewaine would race in the top five before a late race restart shuffled him to a sixth place finish. Full weekend results are available at www.COMPDirt.com .

April 8th, 2011 - Dewaine opened the 2011 COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) tour on Friday nigh at the 1/4 mile, Beebe Speedway (Beebe, Arkansas) with a $2,000 to win event. With 26 Super Late Models in action, Dewaine would earn the 13th starting spot for the 35 lap feature via heat race action. Early in the feature, Hottinger would race around mid-pack before his car began to come to him as the race progressed. He would go on to advance four spots to solid opening night finish of 9th.

March 26th, 2011 - The team planned to enter the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event on Saturday night at I-30 Speedway, but Mother Nature had other ideas and nixed the event. The team will return to action in two weeks on April 1st-2nd with a COMP Cams Super Dirt Series double header at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, AR) and I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, AR)

March 19th, 2011 - Hott Motorsports made the trip to "The Baddest Bullring in the South," Columbus Speedway (Columbus, MS) over the weekend for the 1st Annual Cash Cow 100, which posted a $20,000 winner's share, and was sanctioned by the World of Outlaws Super Late Model Series. The team was excited about their chances, but their weekend would quickly take a turn for the worst in qualifying as Dewaine hooked a rut and was propeled into the front stretch wall. He was uninjured, but the car sustained considerable damage. The team repaired the car in time for him to start at the tail of a heat race. He would advance to an 8th place finish in the heat race, which left him starting 8th in a b-main event. He would earn a few spots in the b-main, but still fell short of reaching a transfer spot to the main event, bringing his weekend to an early end.

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February 26th, 2011 - Dewaine and Hott Motorsports opened their 2011 season over the weekend at Ark-La-Tex Speedway (Vivian, Louisiana) with the 1st Annual Childress Fishing & Rentals Pelican 100. It was Hottinger's first time at the track and with 48 Super Late Models on hand, Dewaine recorded the fourteenth fastest lap in Friday night's qualifications to lock into the fourth starting spot for his heat race. Hottinger would avoid near-disaster on the first lap of his heat race as he got loose exiting turn two and spun up the track with the field luckily missing him. He would restart on the tail of his heat and would battle back to a fifth place finish by the time that the checkered flag dropped. Via his finish he failed to transfer to the main event but earned the third starting spot for a b-main, which he won in dominant fashion.

For the 100 lap, $10,000 to win feature on Saturday night, Dewaine started in the 14th spot and would briefly race his way into the top ten before recording a 13th place finish at the checkered flag.

October 30th, 2010 - Dewaine Hottinger and Hott Motorsports entered their final event of 2010 as they made the trip to Magnolia Motor in Columbus, Mississippi for the 7th Annual Southern Belle Cotton Pickin' 100. Hottinger was greeted with a field of 73 of the nation's best drivers, who were on hand to contend for the win in the $15,000 to win/$1,000 to start event. Dewaine would find himself behind the eight ball early in the event as he struggled to an 8th place finish in heat race action, which left him starting 10th in a b-main event on Saturday night. In the b-main Hottinger would make-up some ground, but still fell short of a transfer to the feature, bringing his night to an early end.

October 2nd, 2010 - Dewaine entered a $3,000 to win, unsanctioned Super Late Model event over the weekend at West Siloam Speedway (Siloam Springs, Arkansas). On Friday night, Dewaine won his heat race to earn the pole for the feature on Saturday night. In the feature he would lead the first ten laps before Justin Wells slipped by to take the lead. Hottinger would chase Wells the rest of the way to the checkered flag.

September 25th, 2010 - After almost a month away from the track, Dewaine and Hott Motorsports returned to action over the weekend at "The Baddest Bullring in the South" Columbus Speedway (Columbus, Mississippi) for the 21st Annual Magnolia State 100. Seventy-one Super Late Models entered the event, and Dewaine would enjoy an extremely successful weekend. In heat race action on Friday night, Hottinger would start fourth via his qualifying effort. He would race in the third spot for much of the event before getting shuffled back a few spots on a late race, double-file restart. He would go on to finish fifth to earn the fourth starting spot in a b-main on Saturday night. Hottinger would race his way to third early in the b-main, and would take over the second spot midway through the race, when second place runner, Scott Dedwylder headed pitside with issues. Dewaine would go on to finish second to earn the 24th starting spot for the 100 lap finale.

In the feature, Hottinger would patiently work his way through the field, and would ultimately pick up a solid ninth place finish in front of a packed house in the mega-event.

August 27th, 2010 - The team entered a single event over the weekend, in what proved to an extremely frustrating night on Friday at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, AR). The COMP Cams MSRA event drew a field of twenty-four Super Late Models, Dewaine jumped to a dominating lead in his heat race with almost half a track advantage when a broken ball joint brought him to a stop. He would start at the back of a b-main, and was working his way through the pack when another competitor sent him into the wall resulting in heavy damage. Dewaine would utilize a provisional to start the feature and would retire early with a badly wounding mount to a 18th place finish.

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August 21st, 2010 - Hott Motorsports entered the 18th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 over the weekend at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas). Hottinger had a special commemorative graphic's scheme on his #65 Rocket Super Late Model in honor of his Uncle Jimmy Hottinger, who passed away earlier in the week.

The weekend proved to be a struggle for the team as they battled the setup on Thursday night in practice, and on Saturday night, Hottinger missed his qualifying spot, which resulted in him getting a single lap at the end of qualifying. After starting at the back of his heat race, Dewaine would make up a few spots, but would still be relegated to starting deep in a b-main on Saturday night. As a result, the team made the decision to not race on Saturday night.

August 7th, 2010 - Dewaine planned to enter two events with the COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Models over the weekend, however as has been the norm, Mother Nature intervened on Friday night forcing the event at USA Speedway in Sterlington, Louisiana to be postponed.

On Saturday, Hottinger made the short trip to I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas for a $2,000 to win, 40 lap event. The program drew a field of 24 competitors and Hottinger locked into the feature via heat race action. He would race around mid-pack for the duration of the event on an extremely slick, 1/4 mile oval before registering a 15th place finish.

July 31st, 2010 - After three weeks away from the track, Hott Motorsports eagerly returned to action over the weekend with a pair of events in Arkansas and Missouri.

Sadly on Friday night at Malden Speedway in Malden, Missouri, the event was canceled prior to the feature, as a track worker (Mr. Earl Grubbs) was fatally injured in an accident during a b-main. Dewaine and his entire crew would like to extend their condolences to Mr. Grubbs family and friends.

Saturday night found the team at Northeast Arkansas Speedway in Harrisburg, Arkansas for a $2,000 to win, COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model event. With twenty-nine Super Late Models entered, Dewaine charged from sixth to third in his heat race to earn the eighth starting spot for the 40 lap feature. During the course of the feature, Hottinger would battle around midpack before registering a twelfth place finish.

July 10th, 2010 - Dewaine traveled to Louisiana and south Arkansas over the weekend for a pair of COMP Cams MSRA event, but heavy rains throughout the area, forced the events to be postponed.

June 26th, 2010 - The team took part in two COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model events over the weekend. Things got underway on Friday at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas. After a strong run in his heat race, Dewaine locked into the fifth starting position. He ran in the top five for the first half of the event before slipping to the sixth position just past the halfway point. Dewaine was still running in the top ten on a lap 27 restart, when chaos was unleashed as several cars stacked up in front of him. He would be involved in the melee, but was able to rejoin the tail of the field. He would rebound to an 11th place finish in the closing laps of the $2,000 to win event.

On Saturday night, Hottinger was in action at Crawford County Speedway in Van Buren, Arkansas for another $2,000 to win program. After starting eighth, Dewaine would advance three spots to a solid fifth place finish in the final rundown behind event winner, Bill Frye, Jeff Floyd, Kyle Beard, and Johnny Virden.

Dewaine is currently 6th in the latest COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model standings.

June 20th, 2010 - Hott Motorsports entered an O'Reilly SUPR Super Late Model event on Friday night at I-30 speedway. The team's may intent for the night was to do some testing, and on Friday night Dewaine would start 16th in the feature and would retire near the race's mid-stages to a 17th place finish.

June 13th, 2010 - It was a busy week for Hott Motorsports as things got underway on Wednesday as they entered their car into the Prelude To The Dream at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. Nascar star, Justin Allgaier, piloted the familiar Hott Motorsports #65 in the charity event that pitted many of Nascar's top drivers against each other in Dirt Super Late Models. Justin was running strong in the feature, when mechanical woes brought his night to a disappointing end.

On Friday night, the team made the trek back to Malden Speedway in Malden, Missouri for an MSRA Super Late Model event. The night got off to a great start for Dewaine, who won his heat race, and via passing points earned the pole for the feature event. He would lead the first 28 laps of the feature before Dane Dacus made an aggressive move to take over the lead. Hottinger would recover from the contact and went to record a second place finish.

Saturday night found the team in action at Northeast Arkansas Speedway in Harrisburg, Arkansas. It would be a rough night as they battled the shock setup for much of the event. After starting 13th in the feature, Dewaine would battle an ill handling car to a 13th place finish.

Full results from both COMP Cams MSRA events can be found by going to www.MSRADirt.com .

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June 5th, 2010

Justin Allgaier To Drive Hott Motorsports Entry In Prelude To The Dream

Russellville, Arkansas (06/05/10) – Dewaine Hottinger and Hott Motorsports will have a hired gun and a special driver behind the wheel of their Doug’s Electrical Service/Rocket/Hatfield Racing Engine Super Late Model in the Gillette Fusion ProGlide Prelude to the Dream on Wednesday, June 9th at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.

Justin Allgaier, who was the 2009 Raybestos Rookie of the Year in the Nascar Nationwide Series will be piloting the Hott Motorsports entry in the fundraising event. The familiar #65 graphics package on the entry will be shelved in favor of a #12 Verizon Wireless scheme that closely resembles the car that Allgaier currently drives in the Nationwide Nascar Series.

In regards to having Allgaier pilot the entry that he typically pilots, Dewaine Hottinger comments, “This is really a cool deal to have Justin in our car. Everything has really come together fast in the past few days, and our entire team is pumped to have him behind the wheel of our car!”

Allgaier, who will be 24 years old on Sunday, made a name for himself as a young driver burning up dirt ovals throughout the Midwest in everything from Midgets to Super Late Models, so he will be in familiar territory when he jumps behind the wheel of the Hott Motorsports entry.

The Gillette Fusion ProGlide Prelude to the Dream will be presented live to the entire nation on HBO Pay-Per-View® with net proceeds from the telecast supporting four of the nation’s top children’s hospitals:

• Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis: www.RileyChildrensHospital.com

• Cincinnati Children’s: www.CincinnatiChildrens.org

• Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte, N.C.: www.LevineChildrensHospital.org

• St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.: www.StJude.org

The live, commercial-free broadcast will begin at 7 p.m. EDT (4 p.m. PDT) with an immediate replay. HBO Pay-Per-View’s racing telecast has a suggested retail price of $24.95 and is available to more than 71 million pay-per-view homes. Ordering information and up-to-the minute racing information is available at either www.PreludeToTheDream.org or www.HBO.com.

Hott Racing would like to thank its sponsors including Kirby Specialties Corporation, Doug’s Electrical Service, Bill Frye Motorsports, MSRMafia.com, O.H. Hendricks Sheet Metal, and Rocket Chassis.

Hott Motorsports is always looking for new sponsors and marketing partners. Please contact the team via the website for more information.

For the latest team information on Dewaine Hottinger please visit www.DewaineHottinger.com .

 

May 31st, 2010 - It was a busy weekend for Dewaine and Hott Motorsports. On Thursday they made the trek to Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri for the 18th Annual DART Show Me 100. After practicing on Thursday night, the event kicked into gear on Friday with time trials and heat race action. Unfortunately Dewaine would struggle in time trials, and on a track where passing was difficult he would not advance far in his heat race, which left him starting deep in a b-main event on Saturday night. For Saturday night, the track would be in much better shape, and after starting deep in a 20 car b-main, Dewaine mounted a great run through the field to a 5th place finish. Despite falling short of getting a top two finish in the b-main to qualify for the feature, the team was very pleased with their run on Saturday after Friday's misfortune.

On Sunday night, Hott Motorsports traveled to Monett Speedway in Monett, Missouri for the 10th Annual Tony Roper Memorial, which posted a $3,000 to win purse for the M.A.R.S. Super Late Models. In heat race action, Hottinger started on pole, and went on to take the heat win by a straightaway over second place, Terry Phillips. Via his heat race win, Dewaine started in the fourth position for the feature. By lap three he was up to second and was reeling in the leader, when the caution flag flew. On the ensuing double file restart, Dewaine was forced to restart on the bottom of the track, which forced him back to the third spot. He would run in the third spot for the majority of the remainder of the event before being shuffled to a sixth place finish late in the race. Full results are available at www.MARSRacingSeries.com .

May 16th, 2010 - Dewaine once again saw his weekend plans nixed by Mother Nature as he didn't get to race anywhere.

May 9th, 2010 - After almost a month away from the track due to excessive rain over the past few weeks, Hott Motorsports finally returned to action at the 1/4 mile, USA Speedway in Sterlington, Louisiana on Friday night in a COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model event. Thirty-four Super Late Models entered the event, and after falling just short of locking into the feature via heat race action, Hottinger was forced to a b-main event. He would go on to win the b-main to earn the 16th starting spot for the 30 lap feature. After an early race tangle, Dewaine would rebound to a 12th place finish.

On Saturday night the racing action moved to 67 Speedway in Texarkana, Arkansas for a $2,000 to win/$400 to start, COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model event. With twenty-three Super Late Models on hand, the night started good for Dewaine as he won his heat race to earn the 5th starting spot for the 40 lap main event. However, in the feature Hottinger's luck would take a turn for the worse as mechanical woes in the rear suspension sidelined him to an 18th place finish in the final rundown.

April 11th, 2010 - Hott Motorsports entered a pair of COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model events over the weekend. On Friday night, Dewaine was in action at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas in a $2,000 to win event. Via heat race action, Hottinger locked into the ninth starting spot for the feature event. On a track surface that lended itself to little passing, Dewaine would race his way to a 9th place finish.

On Saturday night, the team traveled to the 1/4 mile, Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas, where he entered another $2,000 to win event. Twenty-five Super Late Models signed in for battle, and Hottinger locked into the 8th starting spot for the main event. The race got off to a rough start for Hottinger as contact from another competitor cut down one of his rear tires forcing him to bring out the caution on lap three. He would head pitside for fresh rubber before rejoining the tail of the field. Over the remainder of the event, he would rebound to a 10th place finish.

April 1st, 2010 - Dewaine Hottinger is the latest addition to the MSRMafia.com team and is proud to announce the launch of his brand new website here at www.DewaineHottinger.com. After losing the COMP Cams MSRA event on Saturday, March 27th at I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, AR) to rain, Dewaine is scheduled to return to action on April 9th-10th with a pair of COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model events at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, AR) and Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, AR).