Cole Moore Goes Four Straight with BMR Drivers Academy Win at All American Speedway

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Through four rounds of the BMR Drivers Academy, Cole Moore and his Toyota-sponsored No. 99 have been unstoppable, claiming the win in all four of the series’ inaugural events, including a complete sweep of both race weekends.

In both Friday and Saturday’s 35-lap events at All American Speedway, Moore led all 35 of the event’s laps, holding off Amber Balcaen for his fourth consecutive victory at the California short track, in what was only a two-car field in both events.

The BMR Drivers Academy will return to action April 23rd and 24th at All American Speedway for the fifth and sixth rounds of the series’ season.


BMR Drivers Academy Point Standings (After 4 of 40 Races):

  1. Cole Moore – 200pts
  2. Amber Balcaen – 182pts (-18)
  3. Gabe Sommers – 92pts (-108)
  4. Brandon Varney – 92pts (-108)
  5. Jolynn Wilkinson – 90pts (-110)

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