Nine Drivers Climb All-Time Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series Wins Ladder in 2024

Nine Drivers Climb All-Time Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series Wins Ladder in 2024

By Michael Anderson

December 3, 2024 at 04:26 PM

Through 22 races in the 2024 Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota, nine drivers claimed victories and reshaped the all-time wins list. Here's a detailed breakdown of the season's winners and their achievements:

Four dirt track racers competing

Four dirt track racers competing

Notable Winners and Their Achievements:

Cannon McIntosh (11 wins) - The 21-year-old from Bixby, OK, dominated the season with six victories, doubling his previous total and claiming the top spot on the all-time wins list. His victories came at Southern Illinois Center, 81 Speedway, Atomic Speedway, Doe Run Raceway, Spoon River Speedway, and Arrowhead Speedway.

Chase McDermand (8 wins) - Now second on the all-time list, the Springfield, IL native secured one victory in 2024, celebrating his 24th birthday with a dominant performance including Quick Time Award and Heat Race win.

Zach Daum (8 wins) - The inaugural series champion added two victories in 2024, winning at Millbridge Speedway and Jacksonville Speedway. He remains one of only three drivers to win in all three seasons of the series.

Karter Sarff (6 wins) - The 21-year-old Mason City, IL driver claimed four victories in 2024, including wins at US 36 Raceway, Millbridge Speedway, and a sweep at Federated Auto Parts Raceway during Ironman 55 weekend.

Ryan Timms (4 wins) - The 17-year-old from Oklahoma City tripled his win count with victories at Farmer City Raceway, Atomic Speedway, and Spoon River Speedway.

Notable Achievements:

  • Ashton Torgerson and Gavin Miller tied for sixth on the all-time list with three wins each
  • First-time winners included Thomas Meseraull and Kale Drake
  • The series now features 18 different winners in its history

All-Time Wins List Leaders:

  1. Cannon McIntosh (11)
  2. Chase McDermand, Zach Daum (8)
  3. Jade Avedisian (7)
  4. Karter Sarff (6)
  5. Ryan Timms (4)
  6. Ashton Torgerson, Gavin Miller (3)
  7. Nine drivers tied with (1)

Photo Credit: Emily Schwanke

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