Mitchell Vincent dominates at TB Twin Fifties at St. Louis

Mitchell Vincent nearly swept the weekend and visited the winners circle twice at the TB Twin Fifties race at World Wide Technology Raceway.

MADISON, IL – If you didn’t know the name Mitchell Vincent before this weekend, you definitely do now. Vincent visited the winner’s circle not once, but twice at the TB Promotions TB Twin Fifties at World Wide Technology Raceway.

He was doubled until the semi-finals on Friday where he ultimately had to run himself on the ladder, and then picked up the $50,000 payday. Sunday, he decided one win wasn’t enough and cashed in for another $25,000.

Joining him in the winner’s circle was Chris Sullivan on Thursday and Buddy Ferrell, who picked up the Saturday $50,000 win.

Racers traveled from all over for four days of racing in the beautiful city of St. Louis. The event consisted of a warm-up race on Thursday for a 2024 Folk Race Cars chassis that was completely wired and painted, a $50,000 race on Friday and Saturday, and a $25,000 race on Sunday.

Read the race recap below for more!

2024 TB Twin Fifties

Folk Race Cars Thursday

Chris Sullivan found his way to the winner’s circle with a brand new 2024 Folk Race Cars chassis there waiting for him! Sullivan defeated Bo Sanders in the final round, who was doubled up until the semi-final round.

The car was painted by Jerron Settles with ImagineThatCustoms and wired by Hunter Patton with Hunny Wayne Enterprises, just ready for a motor and transmission!

Moser Engineering Friday

Mitchell Vincent visited the winners circle for $50K after defeating Scott Cook in the final round. Vincent put on an absolute clinic and carried both his entries to the semi-final round, where he ultimately had to run himself.

On the no-box side, Justin Minton picked up the $2,500 bonus to head into the main event.

Eli Wiggins picked up the first junior dragster shootout win of the weekend, defeating Jake England in the final round.

Vintage Trailers Saturday

Buddy Ferrell confirmed that age is only a number and found his way to the winners circle Saturday night. Ferrell defeated Logan Diggs in the final round, who went deep in the rounds at this race last year.

On the no-box side, Troy Ross picked up the $2,500 bonus to head into the main event.

Stetsun Taylor defeated Cayden Duell to pick up the junior dragster win on Saturday.

Folk Race Cars Sunday

Mitchell Vincent continued his clinic on Sunday and cashed in for another $25,000 after defeating Lucas Walker in the final round. Walker won on the no-box side and carried it all the way to the final round where he fell short to the weekend MVP.

Juliet Reed picked up the junior dragster win on Sunday evening after defeating Leah Smith in the final round.

Congrats to all the winners! Next up on the TB Promotions tour is the TB $250K at US 131 Motorsports Park. Entries are available HERE!

An avid racer herself, Megan Strassweg, 28, sees her two worlds collide with DragChamp – journalism and drag racing. Megan resides in Evansville, IN, and she pilots a 2015 American Dragster in the NHRA North Central Division 3 Super Comp series, along with some local bracket racing on the side. Her passion for racing began early, having grown up at the racetrack, and she remains committed to the sport.

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