Frank Flud Doubles Up as 194 Entries Battle at Port City Raceway for Triple Crown

Celebration in Victory Lane after a race at Red Clay Raceway, featuring the winner Frank Fluod holding a large check. A group of family and team members stands beside him, all smiling and posing for the camera.

TULSA, OK (October 16, 2026) — Friday night’s POWRi/NOW600 Triple Crown preliminary action at Port City Raceway featured 194 entries across four divisions, with six feature races producing five different winners.

Frank Flud stole the headlines with a pair of victories in Non-Wing and A-Class competition, while Preston Norbury, Ryker Morrow, Owen Larson, and Garrett Mohrfeld also found victory lane during a busy night of racing in Tulsa.

With 75 A-Class entries and 67 Non-Wing competitors, both divisions were split into two groups for their respective 25-lap main events.

Flud Delivers Two-Win Performance

Frank Flud made the most of his Friday night at Port City Raceway, capturing feature victories in both the Non-Wing and A-Class divisions.

In Non-Wing Group B, Flud started third in his No. 81 machine and worked his way to the front to claim the 25-lap victory. Wout Hoffmans finished second, followed by Cole Roberts, Luke Porter, and Jase Randolph.

Randolph delivered one of the night's biggest charges, advancing 13 positions from 18th to finish fifth.

Flud carried that momentum into A-Class Group A, where he was nearly untouchable throughout the program.

After setting the fastest qualifying lap in his group at 9.595 seconds, Flud drove from fourth to win his heat race and earned the pole position for the feature.

He completed the evening with another victory, finishing ahead of Jett Nunley, Gaige Weldon, Justis Sokol, and Quinn Thurein.

Kris Carroll also turned heads in the A-Class feature, charging from 19th to sixth.

With two feature victories across two divisions, Flud established himself as one of the drivers to watch heading into Saturday's Triple Crown finale.

Norbury Claims Non-Wing Group A Victory

Preston Norbury added his name to the list of Friday night winners with a strong performance in the Non-Wing Group A feature.

Starting fourth in the No. 77, Norbury moved forward to take the victory over Jett Nunley, who had earlier paced the group in qualifying with a 10.173-second lap.

Kris Carroll finished third after starting seventh, while Chelby Hinton advanced from tenth to fourth.

Isaiah Garcia rounded out the top five after charging eight positions from 13th.

Brecken Reese finished sixth, followed by Cash Lacombe, Zac Zeller, James Roselli, and Colby Sokol.

The Non-Wing division also saw heat race victories from Kyle Hooper, Bubba Rains, Eli Morgan, Isaiah Garcia, Cullen Hutchison, Justin Robison, Chase Spicola, and Blake Crooms.

Ryker Morrow Takes A-Class Group B

Ryker Morrow capitalized on a strong qualifying effort to secure the A-Class Group B feature victory.

Morrow set the pace in qualifying with a 9.634-second lap before finishing second in his heat race.

Starting from the pole in his No. 95, Morrow went on to capture the 25-lap feature victory.

TJ Stark finished second after starting third, while Wout Hoffmans completed the podium.

Jeffrey Newell made an impressive run from tenth to fourth, with Aiden Purdue rounding out the top five.

Brant Woods finished sixth, followed by Jace Thurein, Owen Larson, Chelby Hinton, and Josh Marcham.

Hinton recorded one of the strongest recovery drives of the race, advancing from 20th to ninth.

Owen Larson Holds Off Brexton Busch in Restricted Competition

The Restricted Micro division featured 30 entries, with Owen Larson putting together a winning performance aboard the No. 01.

Larson qualified second in his group before winning his heat race, positioning himself on the pole for the 25-lap feature.

He converted that starting position into a victory, finishing ahead of Brexton Busch and Levi Ballard.

Lathan Knott advanced from eighth to fourth, while Cade Wolfe completed the top five.

Ryker Jones finished sixth, followed by Masyn Truitt, Gabe Yacono, Hudsyn Truitt, and Brooks Buoy.

Hudsyn Truitt delivered one of the most impressive drives of the evening. After starting 20th, Truitt worked his way through the field to finish ninth, gaining 11 positions.

Brooks Buoy also made significant progress, advancing from 18th to tenth.

Cade Wolfe recorded the fastest qualifying lap in Restricted competition at 9.844 seconds.

Garrett Mohrfeld Wins Junior Sprint Feature

Garrett Mohrfeld emerged victorious in the Junior Sprint division after a competitive 15-lap feature.

With 22 drivers entered, Mohrfeld qualified second in his group before finishing runner-up in his heat race.

Starting third in the main event, Mohrfeld powered his No. 17M to the victory.

Pole sitter Cash Wright finished second, while Beau Beason advanced from seventh to claim the final podium position.

Giovanni Lucito gained seven spots to finish fourth, and Liam Lofton completed the top five after starting 13th.

Wyatt Tyre, Breck Buoy, Weston Webb, Kasten Short, and Colt Crisp completed the top ten.

Crisp produced an impressive drive from 20th to tenth, gaining ten positions in the feature.

Audrey Larson recorded the fastest Junior Sprint qualifying lap at 11.324 seconds.

Friday Night Feature Results

DivisionWinnerRunner-UpThird
Junior SprintsGarrett MohrfeldCash WrightBeau Beason
Non-Wing Group APreston NorburyJett NunleyKris Carroll
Non-Wing Group BFrank FludWout HoffmansCole Roberts
RestrictedOwen LarsonBrexton BuschLevi Ballard
A-Class Group AFrank FludJett NunleyGaige Weldon
A-Class Group BRyker MorrowTJ StarkWout Hoffmans

Triple Crown Finale Set for Saturday

Following a Friday night that featured 194 entries and several impressive runs through the field, the POWRi/NOW600 Triple Crown concludes Saturday, October 17, at Port City Raceway in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Flud enters the final night riding the momentum of two feature victories, while the rest of the field looks to close out the weekend on top.

Stay connected with Micro Sprint Hub for continued Triple Crown coverage, race results, driver highlights, and the latest news from across micro sprint racing.

Results information provided by the POWRi/NOW600 Series.

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