22/04/2026
As the dust settles on the 2025-26 Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series, there are plenty of numbers to crunch in coming weeks.
The award winners will be recognised at an official function at Frasers Perth next month.
There were 24 nights of racing here in WA this season, with 23 of those counting towards the overall Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series crown which has been won for the third year in a row by Dayne Kingshott, from Callum Williamson and Kaiden Manders.
Over those 23 rounds, there were 64 drivers who contested at least one round.
This included 11 Americans, along with Kerry Madsen, who resides in the USA these days and James McFadden who is from Australia, but also races in the US for part of the American season.
On top of that we had 13 more drivers from the eastern states who made their way to WA to be part of the series.
The average car count over those 23 rounds was 30.8 (although we are not sure how you can front with 0.8 of a driver).
Drivers raced against the clock for Victory 1 Performance Quick Time honours at 22 rounds.
Taylor Milling (pictured by Richard Hathaway Photography) set the benchmark on three occasions, with American Aaron Reutzel, Kaiden Manders and Daniel Harding the quickest at two shows each.
Other drivers to set a quick time were Americans Buddy Kofoid, Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet, Justin Whittall, along with McFadden and Madsen, joining Jaydee Dack, Jason Kendrick, Tim King, Dayne Kingshott, Jason Pryde and Jack Williamson.
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CanningVale Toyota
Perth Motorplex
Fastworm25
Trevor Jolly Racing
DGR - Dan Golding Racing
Kyle Larson Racing
Brad Sweet
Aaron Reutzel Racing
Justin Whittall Motorsports
JPM
Krikke Motorsport
Team Brady 23x
Dack Attack Motorsports
Kendrick Racing Team
Williamson Racing Team
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