4D Ayers Racing

08/31/2026

So proud of how far my wife has come in her photography. Not everyone can say in just your second year shooting you are able to be shooting for a magazine and now shooting at imca's biggest race. Words cannot express how proud I am of you and can't wait to see how far you can go. You make me so proud and I love you so much.

🏁 WELL… IT’S OFFICIAL! 🏁

I am BOONE BOUND for the 44th Annual IMCA Super Nationals! 📸🏁

Getting the opportunity to be at Super Nationals means more to me than you know, and I’m beyond excited to capture one of the biggest weeks in dirt track racing!

I’ll see you all next week at Boone Speedway! 🏁📸

Make sure to check out Buck Monson Photo and Zippy’s photos and digital packages for that week!

08/21/2026

So good to see the ol’ hobby stock back on the track and racing up in Minnesota! 🏁❤️

It’s crazy how seeing one photo can bring back so many memories. That car was a huge part of our racing journey—12 years of hobby stock racing, countless nights at the track, wins, struggles, late nights in the garage, and memories we’ll never forget.

Thank you, Richard, for capturing this photo! 📸 Seeing the car out there doing what it was built to do again is pretty damn cool.

Photo credit - Richard Keech

08/09/2026

🏁 THE END OF AN ERA 🏁

After 12 years of Daniel Ayers racing Hobby Stocks, this one hits a little differently.

This Victory chassis has been sitting for the last two years, and today it’s finally headed off to its new home. It’s bittersweet seeing it go because this wasn’t just a race car. There are a whole lot of memories, long nights, wins, heartbreaks, busted parts, checkered flags, laughs, frustration, and lessons wrapped up in this car.

Daniel spent 12 years behind the wheel of a Hobby Stock, racing under both IMCA and USRA sanctions. Over those years, he collected wins, trophies, great finishes, and plenty of nights where we loaded it back on the trailer wondering what the hell just happened. 😂 But that’s racing.

There were feature wins that made every late night in the shop worth it. There were nights the car was absolutely hooked up and nights where nothing seemed to go right. There were rivalries, friendships, battles door-to-door, torn-up race cars, and countless memories made at tracks with people who eventually became more like family.

One of the memories that will always mean the most came in 2023, when Daniel ran the “4Dad” number in honor of his dad, Richard Ayers. That night, he went out and WON. 🏁❤️ That is one of those racing memories you simply can’t replace.

Hobby Stocks were where Daniel spent more than a decade learning, competing, winning, struggling, rebuilding and coming back the next weekend to do it all over again. This class was a huge part of our lives for a very long time.

Eventually it was time for a new challenge and a new chapter with the Stock Car, but you never really forget where you came from.

Today we’re saying goodbye to one of the last physical pieces of that Hobby Stock chapter.

I know it’s only metal, tubing, a motor and four tires to some people…but racers and racing families know better. Race cars carry memories.

We sure had some damn good ones with this one. ❤️🏁

Goodbye, old girl. Take care of your next driver and hopefully you have a few more checkered flags left in you.

12 years. Two sanctions. A whole lot of laps. A whole lot of memories. One hell of a chapter. 🏁

08/04/2026

08/04/2026

Sunday’s results from Sports Park Raceway 🏁

🏁 Heat Race: 2nd
🏁 Feature: 3rd

The feature wasn’t how anyone wanted the night to unfold. There was a lot of hard racing, torn-up race cars, and plenty of emotions afterward. That’s never what racers, crews, or fans want to see.

As expected, the videos and comments have already started, with fingers being pointed and blame being thrown around. The thing about social media clips is they rarely tell the entire story. They show a few seconds from one angle—not the whole race, what led up to it, or everything happening around it. Before jumping to conclusions, take a step back and watch the complete picture.

At the end of the day, rubbin’ is racing. Contact happens. Sometimes it’s unfortunate, sometimes it’s unavoidable, and that’s the nature of dirt track racing.

I’m proud of this 3rd-place finish. We’ve been fighting this car all season, searching for speed and consistency, and last night it finally showed us what it’s capable of. The car was fast, and that’s something this team desperately needed.

No racer wants to see another competitor tear up equipment. We all know how much time, money, and hard work goes into getting these cars to the track every week. It’s tough watching good people load up damaged race cars.

What I don’t understand is why it’s easier for some people to race to Facebook than it is to walk over and have a conversation face-to-face. If there’s an issue, let’s talk like adults instead of hiding behind keyboards and letting the rumor mill do the talking.

Despite all the chaos, we’ll take the positives. A fast race car, and proof that we’re headed in the right direction. That’s something to build on.

Congratulations to everyone who made it through a wild night at Sports Park Raceway. We’ll regroup, make a few adjustments, and be ready to do it all again next week.

07/02/2026

🧢 Ayers Racing Hats Are Here! 🏁

A huge thank you to our friends at 3 Wide Designs of AZ for making these awesome hats!

We’re now taking pre-orders for just $20 each.

If you’d like to grab one and show your support for Ayers Racing, comment below or send us a message to reserve yours before they’re gone!

Shoot us a msg with qty and you can pay Venmo or Cash App or cash.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support our racing season—we couldn’t do it without you! 🏁💙🧡

06/29/2026

🏁 Race Recap Weekend 🏁

It was a frustrating weekend battling overheating issues, but we’re still making progress and learning every time we hit the track.

📍 Hamilton County Speedway
Started 16th and worked our way up to an 8th-place finish. The biggest challenge of the night was keeping the car cool, with temperatures reaching 250° by the end of the race.

📍 Sports Park Raceway
Started 10th and was running hard, but unfortunately had to pull off and record a DNF due to overheating issues when the temperature climbed to 240°. Officially finished 9th.

We’re not giving up. This week we’ll be installing a new radiator and new water pump in hopes of finally solving the cooling issues.

Next stop: Boone Speedway this Saturday. We’re looking forward to seeing if these changes get us headed in the right direction.

📸 - Danielle Ayers Photography