Aiden Stone Racing

Back to the racetrack where it all began. 🏁

These boys are fierce competitors—never giving an inch on the track, sharing heated moments, big passion, and the kind of battles that make this sport so special. But off the track? They’d go the extra mile for each other without hesitation.

When the helmets come off and they’re back in the grandstands, they’re just buddies again, laughing, cheering each other and their siblings on, and sharing the love of the sport they’ve grown up with.

Back to their roots. Back to where it all began. A beautiful reminder that the fiercest competitors form lifelong friendships and why we all love this sport so much.

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Entering is easy!
Post your favorite photos from your night at the races.
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Winners will be announced at the end of the night!
We can’t wait to see your race day memories.

Good luck!

Today a boy faced a tough decision between two things he loves: racing and baseball.

It wasn't about choosing one passion over the other. It was about two commitments that happened to fall at the same time.

He chose to be with his baseball team for their Pony league championship game, honoring the commitment he made to his teammates and coaches.

Racing will still be there, and so will his love for it. Today was simply about being where he felt he needed to be.

As much as our family loves racing, we are so proud of his thought, maturity, and character he showed in making a difficult choice.
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How to polish your nerf bar in 3 easy steps:

1. Be the only car in the field to survive the Lap 1, turn 1 carnage.

2. Drive the wheels off it and somehow bring home P2 with a tire rubbing the whole way.

3. Thank the Good Lord above it was only an 8-lap heat race and the tire didn't decide to explode.

Follow me for more un-speed secrets. 🏁😂

One of the best things about racing is that family isn’t always defined by blood. Sometimes it’s the friends in the next pit over, the people who lend you parts when you’re struggling, stay late to help fix the car, or cheer just as hard for your win as they do their own.

In this sport, competitors become teammates, rivals become lifelong friends, and before long, the track starts to feel like home. Racing has a way of turning friendships into family.

You can battle hard on the track and still be the first person there to help when something goes wrong. That’s what makes this community different. The respect, support, and bond between racers goes far beyond the finish line.

The trophies matter, but the people beside you every weekend matter more. The friendships built through racing last long after the checkered flag falls — and that’s what truly makes this sport so special.

HUGE thank you to Kole and Campbell Kids Racing for setting the 22 aside to rip with the 99 on the wing. We knew going into this season we weren’t running all the races and definitely not for points, but with the CKR team the chase is possible! 🏁

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Racing for something bigger next Friday May 8th. 🏁❤️
Join us at Deming Speedway for Mount Baker Athletic & Academic Night, a full night of racing plus a chance to support local students and athletes!
🎟 Raffle
🛍 Silent Auction
🍪 Bake Sale
⛑ Pass the Helmet Fundraiser
🌶 Chili Cook-Off after racing
Teams and families, we need your help 👇
We’re looking for donations for the raffle, silent auction, and bake sale. If you’d like to contribute, send us a message!
Gates open at 5PM
Racing starts at 7PM
Let’s pack the stands, support a great cause, and make it a night to remember. 🏁🔥

People love to say, “It’s not about winning.”

And sure… I get what they mean. It’s about the experience, the memories, the lessons, the late nights, the early mornings, the people in your corner. That stuff matters… a lot.

But let’s not pretend winning doesn’t matter.
When you’re a racer, it does.

We don’t pour time, money, energy, and heart into this just to be okay with average. We chase improvement. We chase results. We chase that feeling when everything comes together and you cross the line knowing you earned it.

Wanting to win doesn’t take away from the experience—it adds to it. It pushes you to be better, to learn more, to work harder. It teaches you how to handle both sides of it too… because if you’re chasing wins, you’re also going to face losses.

And that’s the balance.
It’s about the fun.
It’s about the growth.
It’s about the people.
And yes—it’s about winning too.

Not at the expense of everything else… but as part of what makes it all meaningful.

Because the best part?
The wins mean more because of everything it took to get there.