Carter Boys Racing

11/04/2026

2026 SEASON RECAP | Parker Carter | #72

With the 2026 racing season officially behind us we're taking a look back at Parker Carter's rookie season behind the wheel.

BY THE NUMBERS:
11 Feature Starts
4 Top 10 Finishes
96th – INEX National Semi-Pro Points
Kentucky Semi-Pro State Champion
7th – Florence Speedway Championship Points & Rookie of the Year Winner

For Parker, 2026 was a season of firsts, lessons, and accomplishments. After years of growing up around the racetrack, he finally had the opportunity to compete in his first full season and carry on a family racing tradition spanning four generations.

From learning behind the wheel to turning wrenches in the garage, every race brought new challenges and opportunities to improve. Countless hours of preparation, sacrifices, and lessons in patience and humility helped shape Parker's rookie campaign. Along the way, he built valuable relationships with fellow competitors, supporters, and partners that mean just as much as the results on the racetrack.

As a fourth-generation racer, Parker takes tremendous pride in contributing to the legacy his family has built over the past 65 years. None of this would have been possible without the sacrifices, knowledge, and guidance of those who came before him.

Unfortunately, Parker's season came to a difficult end following an accident at the 2026 INEX Dirt Nationals. While he continues recovering from his injuries, there's another challenge waiting in the garage. With a damaged race car and plenty of work ahead, the road back to competition won't be easy.

But if his dad, family, and this team have taught him anything, it's that no matter how many times you get knocked down, you get back up. There's always more fight left in you.

As a team, we couldn't be more proud of Parker's accomplishments, growth, and determination throughout his rookie season. The lessons learned and relationships built in 2026 will carry far beyond the racetrack.

Above all, we're grateful for the opportunity to continue our family's racing tradition and do what we love for the glory of God.

We want to extend a sincere thank you to our family, friends, crew, sponsors, fellow competitors, and everyone who supported Parker throughout his rookie campaign. Your encouragement and generosity have meant more than you know.

The 2026 season may not have ended the way we hoped, but there's plenty more to accomplish. The road to 2027 starts now.

MPH Fabrication

11/03/2026

2026 SEASON RECAP | Christopher Carter |

With the 2026 racing season officially behind us we're taking a look back at Chris Carter's season behind the wheel.

BY THE NUMBERS:
12 Feature Starts
2 Top 5 Finishes
8 Top 10 Finishes
58th – INEX National Masters Points
2nd – Kentucky State Masters Points
6th – Florence Speedway Championship Points

To say 2026 tested Chris and the team would be an understatement. This season threw just about everything imaginable our way. Broken throttle cables, clutch cables, engine failures, suspension rebuilds, and countless hours spent turning wrenches just to make it onto the racetrack before feature time.

There were highs, lows, DNFs, and plenty of heartbreaking nights when the results didn't reflect the work being put in. But no matter what came our way, Chris never quit.

On nights when mechanical failures kept the 55C from competing, Chris didn't call it a night. Instead, he turned his attention to getting Parker's car ready, offering guidance, coaching, and doing whatever he could to give his son the best opportunity to succeed.

Perhaps no moment better demonstrated Chris's character than the 2026 INEX Dirt Nationals. After qualifying 5th in the Masters Division against some of the best drivers and equipment in the country, Chris made the decision not to start the feature following Parker's accident. He put aside an opportunity he'd worked all season for to make sure his family was okay.

Moments like these remind us that there's so much more to racing than trophies, championships, and finishing positions.

As a team, we couldn't be more proud of or inspired by Chris's tenacity, dedication, and selflessness. He's taught us that no matter how many times you get knocked down, you get back up. There's always more fight left in you.

And above all, he's taught us to do everything for the glory of God.

That determination, faith, and commitment to family represent everything Carter Boys Racing has stood for across generations.

We want to extend a sincere thank you to our family, friends, crew, sponsors, and everyone who supported the 55C throughout this season. We couldn't continue doing what we love without you.

There's plenty of work ahead this offseason, but the fight is far from over.

Three Sixteen Motorsports LLC
MPH Fabrication

11/01/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 season! We secured a Top 3 finish at I65 Speedway at Scott County Fairgrounds Indiana to close out the year!

A big thank you to the ownership of Sportsdrome Speedway for making this event happen. We appreciate everyone who worked hard to put on a great show and the generous payday. Excited to see Legends return next year!

Thank you to everyone who supported us and helped make this season possible. We’ve got plenty of work ahead this offseason and exciting things in the works as we prepare for next year.

To God be the Glory!

Three Sixteen Motorsports LLC
MPH Fabrication

10/26/2026

After qualifying 5th in the nation in the Masters division at Nationals, the Three Sixteen Motorsports LLC & MPH Fabrication 55C machine makes its debut at I65 Speedway at Scott County Fairgrounds Indiana November 1st for the season finale!

10/20/2026

10/18/2026

Dirt Nationals was nothing short of eventful. From motor swaps to troubleshooting, we battled all weekend long against some of the best drivers and toughest competition in the sport. Disappointed in how things finished, but proud of the fight we showed.

Most importantly, we’re incredibly grateful for our family and friends who worked their tails off all weekend, from turning wrenches to supporting us every step of the way. Tim Carter Floyd Carter Lani Landreneau Carter Sarah Carter Katie Morrison Preston Carter EDphotography.03 we couldn’t do this without you. We’re blessed to have the opportunity to do what we love, and even more blessed to have the people behind us that we do.

Above all, we’re thankful for God’s protection throughout the weekend. To God be the Glory.

Three Sixteen Motorsports LLC
MPH Fabrication

10/17/2026

Lots of fight left in us. It’s NATTY time, let’s get to work!

Three Sixteen Motorsports LLC
MPH Fabrication

10/17/2026

Dirt Nationals | Day 1 & 2 Recap

U.S. Legend Cars International and INEX Dirt Nationals at Lawrenceburg Speedway has thrown just about everything at us so far, but we’re still fighting to make the show!

Thursday – Tech & Practice

Both CBR cars passed tech inspection, but the day got off to a rocky start. Parker’s helmet was initially flagged as outdated, and we want to thank Ryan Sullivan for offering his helmet so Parker could get on track. After speaking with the INEX tech director, we confirmed Parker’s helmet was still within its approved safety rating.

Parker got on track with the Semi-Pro division but quickly developed throttle issues. After multiple trips back to the pits and plenty of troubleshooting, we finally tracked the problem down to a bad battery ground that was coming loose under speed. Parker eventually got one full practice session in.

Chris made his first laps with the Masters division before disaster struck. After just 5–6 laps, the motor let go, sending metal flying and leaving us with a baseball sized hole in the crankcase. Thankfully, we had a spare motor back home. Day 1 was over for Chris, but we weren’t ready to call it quits.

Friday – Motor Swap

The day started bright and early at 6:00 a.m. with one goal: get Chris’s replacement motor installed and ready to go. We ran into more than a few problems along the way, and we certainly weren’t setting any speed records, but we kept at it. Fortunate for us the rain canceled on track plans for the day.

A huge thank you to Brandon Ho**er, Steve Partin, Brian Grady, Levi Morris, and everyone else who offered a hand. This racing community is something special. The help, generosity, and camaraderie we’ve experienced this weekend mean more than you know.

We’re in a good spot heading into Saturday morning’s final preparations. Two days of challenges are behind us, and now it’s time to finish the job and fight to make the show.

Thank you to our partners for making this opportunity possible:
Three Sixteen Motorsports LLC
MPH Fabrication

10/06/2026

We’re proud to announce our partnership with MPH Fabrication!

Justin and Nate recently helped us with some fabrication work on one of our chassis as we prepare for Dirt Nationals. When it comes to the work underneath our drivers, quality and safety matter, and we’re proud to trust MPH with our equipment.

MPH Fabrication offers:
• Mobile on-site welding
• Custom in-shop fabrication
• Experienced field welding and fabrication
• Fair and competitive pricing focused on taking care of their customers

Whether you need welding completed on-site or have a custom fabrication project in mind, reach out to MPH Fabrication to discuss your project and get a quote.

MPH proudly serves Louisville, Jefferson County, Oldham County, Henry County, Shelby County, Trimble County, and more!

We’re excited to have MPH Fabrication onboard our race program and look forward to representing them on and off the track.

Thank you to Justin, Nate, Shayla, and the rest of the team for supporting CBR 🏁

10/06/2026

9️⃣1️⃣ Legend Car Drivers from New Mexico to Ontario, Florida to North Dakota are ready to descend up on Lawrenceburg Speedway to battle for a championship on the dirt!

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