// MTR — EST. 2022 — LAIRD RACEWAY
MOTHER TUCKERRACING TEAM
Built Rough. Runs Rougher.
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Where it all began. A beat-up GP, a $200 entry fee, and a name that dared you to say something. Mother Tucker Racing hit the track with nothing but guts.
Where it all began. A beat-up GP, a $200 entry fee, and a name that dared you to say something. Mother Tucker Racing hit the track with nothing but guts.
Year two brought refinement. The Impala V8 gave MTR a proper factory-class machine — more reliable, more consistent, and a statement of seriousness.
Year two brought refinement. The Impala V8 gave MTR a proper factory-class machine — more reliable, more consistent, and a statement of seriousness.
Three drivers. Multiple divisions. The 2024 Maxima marked MTR's ambition — a team ready to expand, adapt, and conquer new classes of competition.
Three drivers. Multiple divisions. The 2024 Maxima marked MTR's ambition — a team ready to expand, adapt, and conquer new classes of competition.
CREWCHIEF SYSTEM
The backbone of Mother Tucker Racing. Ken Fewchuk brings years of grassroots motorsport experience to every race weekend. His ability to read track conditions, manage tire strategy, and keep a cool head under race pressure has been instrumental in MTR's development.
Known for his no-nonsense approach and deep mechanical knowledge, Ken operates as both crew chief and lead strategist — calling setups, monitoring telemetry, and making split-second decisions from the pit wall.
MTR builds machines that survive first, win second. The $200 entry philosophy isn't just about budget — it's about proving that ingenuity, mechanical aptitude, and raw will can compete with purpose-built money.
Every setup decision is driven by the question: "Does this make us faster on lap one AND lap fifty?" Durability is not sacrificed for speed. Both are non-negotiable. The car has to finish. Then we talk about where it finishes.
Tire management, weight distribution, and suspension geometry are dialed by hand — not by computer simulation. Old-school methods. New-school results.
The unseen force behind every lap. MTR's pit crew operates as a tight unit — fast hands, clear communication, zero wasted motion. Every member wears multiple hats. That's grassroots racing.
The unseen force behind every lap. MTR's pit crew operates as a tight unit — fast hands, clear communication, zero wasted motion. Every member wears multiple hats. That's grassroots racing.


