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MOORE MONEY: Howard Moore scores $15,000 in Farmington's Queen's Royal
Missouri’s Lake Ozark Speedway set for Labor Day weekend
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Sept. 1, 2026) — Memphis, Tennessee's Howard Moore put on a show Saturday night in the Show-Me State, and for all the right reasons, racing on to conquer much of Farmington Empire Speedway's annual Queen's Royal - and doing so for a $15,000 top prize.
Moore, who now owns three victories this season in the Mike’s Pool Care / Senter Farms No. 40 Stinson’s Industrial Triple X Chassis Sprint Car, was especially grateful after collecting the career-best payday.
“Man, I have so many people to thank,” Moore said. “First, my wife for letting me do what I love, and Mike Bellows for everything he has done for my racing program. He has sacrificed so much for my career, and it means a lot. I can’t thank him enough. We have a lot of supporters on this car who help make this whole team work. We couldn’t do it without all of their help and hard work.”
Moore, secured his Queen's Royal event title from the front row, earning his way into the 35-lap contest by setting the quickest qualifying time within his group, racing on to win his respective heat race.
An eventual runner-up performance in the program's "Queen of the Hill" propelled Moore to the main event front row, forced to battle Missouri's own Gage Montgomery. Despite the fact, Moore persevered, maintaining his place at the front of the field for his second Farmington triumph in as many tries.
As hinted, Farmington's Queen's Royal attracted some of the biggest names in the Midwest with nearly 50 entries making the call. Xavier Doney, a POWRi 410 Outlaw Sprint League championship contender, finished just behind Moore, followed by Carson Short, Gage Montgomery, and Zach Daum.
A stat-booster, nonetheless, Moore's victory was his third top-five achievement in four tries, all of which blasting off with the aforementioned Farmington score - a Midwest Open Wheel Association (MOWA) feat - on July 18.
Complete results from Moore’s winning weekend can be found at www.FarmingtonEmpireSpeedway.com.
Moore is set to spend his Labor Day weekend in Missouri, heading to Lake Ozark Speedway for the POWRi 410 Outlaw Sprint Series’ Labor Day at the Lake: The People’s Race | Jason Russell Memorial on Sept. 5-6.
Additional event information is available at www.LakeOzarkSpeedway.net.
Howard Moore Racing would like to thank all of its sponsors and supporters, including Mike’s Pool Care, Stinson’s Industrial, Senter Farms, FSR Racing Products, Brewer Motorsports, Ashley Newman, Mike Ward, BuiltWiser Wings, Killer Coatings, Ronnie’s Hot Rods, Engler Machine & Tool, High Performance Lubricants, Mid-South Forestry Services, Tiny Gaines, David Berryman, Roy Young, Jim Ruddy, River City Hydraulics, Xtreme Race Graphics, DMI, Triple X, UltraShield, FK Indy, Kistler Engines, and MyRacePass.com Marketing Services.
For more information on joining his team as well as the latest news and updates, please visit his website at www.HowardMooreRacing.com or sign up to his official mailing list at https://pages/HowardMooreRacing.
PR Contact:
Tyler Altmeyer (tyler.altmeyer@myracepass.com)
Missouri’s Lake Ozark Speedway set for Labor Day weekend
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Sept. 1, 2026) — Memphis, Tennessee's Howard Moore put on a show Saturday night in the Show-Me State, and for all the right reasons, racing on to conquer much of Farmington Empire Speedway's annual Queen's Royal - and doing so for a $15,000 top prize.
Moore, who now owns three victories this season in the Mike’s Pool Care / Senter Farms No. 40 Stinson’s Industrial Triple X Chassis Sprint Car, was especially grateful after collecting the career-best payday.
“Man, I have so many people to thank,” Moore said. “First, my wife for letting me do what I love, and Mike Bellows for everything he has done for my racing program. He has sacrificed so much for my career, and it means a lot. I can’t thank him enough. We have a lot of supporters on this car who help make this whole team work. We couldn’t do it without all of their help and hard work.”
Moore, secured his Queen's Royal event title from the front row, earning his way into the 35-lap contest by setting the quickest qualifying time within his group, racing on to win his respective heat race.
An eventual runner-up performance in the program's "Queen of the Hill" propelled Moore to the main event front row, forced to battle Missouri's own Gage Montgomery. Despite the fact, Moore persevered, maintaining his place at the front of the field for his second Farmington triumph in as many tries.
As hinted, Farmington's Queen's Royal attracted some of the biggest names in the Midwest with nearly 50 entries making the call. Xavier Doney, a POWRi 410 Outlaw Sprint League championship contender, finished just behind Moore, followed by Carson Short, Gage Montgomery, and Zach Daum.
A stat-booster, nonetheless, Moore's victory was his third top-five achievement in four tries, all of which blasting off with the aforementioned Farmington score - a Midwest Open Wheel Association (MOWA) feat - on July 18.
Complete results from Moore’s winning weekend can be found at www.FarmingtonEmpireSpeedway.com.
Moore is set to spend his Labor Day weekend in Missouri, heading to Lake Ozark Speedway for the POWRi 410 Outlaw Sprint Series’ Labor Day at the Lake: The People’s Race | Jason Russell Memorial on Sept. 5-6.
Additional event information is available at www.LakeOzarkSpeedway.net.
Howard Moore Racing would like to thank all of its sponsors and supporters, including Mike’s Pool Care, Stinson’s Industrial, Senter Farms, FSR Racing Products, Brewer Motorsports, Ashley Newman, Mike Ward, BuiltWiser Wings, Killer Coatings, Ronnie’s Hot Rods, Engler Machine & Tool, High Performance Lubricants, Mid-South Forestry Services, Tiny Gaines, David Berryman, Roy Young, Jim Ruddy, River City Hydraulics, Xtreme Race Graphics, DMI, Triple X, UltraShield, FK Indy, Kistler Engines, and MyRacePass.com Marketing Services.
For more information on joining his team as well as the latest news and updates, please visit his website at www.HowardMooreRacing.com or sign up to his official mailing list at https://pages/HowardMooreRacing.
PR Contact:
Tyler Altmeyer (tyler.altmeyer@myracepass.com)