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Scott Cashes In for $20,000, Cain Sweeps Stock Cars at Vado’s 26th Annual Fall Nationals
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10/18/2026
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Scott Cashes In for $20,000, Cain Sweeps Stock Cars at Vado’s 26th Annual Fall Nationals
VADO, N.M. (October 16-18, 2026) — Stormy Scott saved his biggest performance for the biggest payday, charging from seventh to capture Sunday’s $20,000-to-win Modified finale as Vado Speedway Park wrapped up three nights of racing during the 26th Annual Fall Nationals.
The weekend welcomed three USRA divisions, with Josh Cain sweeping all three Edelbrock USRA Stock Car features and Rob Moseley collecting back-to-back victories in the PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain USRA B-Mods. Three different winners reached victory lane in the Mel Hambelton Ford USRA Modifieds, capped by Scott’s triumph in Sunday’s 50-lap main event.
Friday: Cain, Jobin and Sanders strike first
Cain opened the weekend by driving from fifth to victory in the Edelbrock USRA Stock Cars. RC Combs advanced from ninth to second, while Rob Moseley climbed from 11th to third. Cameron Martin finished fourth, followed by Jonathan Burton in fifth.
Devon Jobin captured the opening-night victory in the PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain USRA B-Mods. Israel Ortega moved from sixth to second, with Brian Craighead third, Christy Barnett fourth and Moseley fifth.
Starting outside the front row, Rodney Sanders claimed Friday’s Mel Hambelton Ford USRA Modified feature. Terry Phillips finished second, while Tanner Mullens advanced from sixth to third. Stormy Scott moved from seventh to fourth, and Jake Timm gained three positions to complete the top five.
Saturday: Cain doubles up, Moseley and Bowen break through
A seventh-place starting position could not keep Cain from returning to victory lane Saturday in the Edelbrock USRA Stock Cars. Moseley finished second, followed by Francisco Knight, Combs and Andrew Fanning.
Moseley then moved to the top step of the podium in the 25-lap PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain USRA B-Mod main event. Ortega earned his second runner-up finish in as many nights, with Chris Hooper third. Barnett advanced from eighth to fourth, while Greg Gorham delivered one of the night’s strongest charges, racing from 17th to fifth.
Broc Bowen converted his pole position into a victory in the Mel Hambelton Ford USRA Modifieds. Reece Solander climbed from sixth to second, and Talan Willis finished third. Jake Gallardo advanced from 10th to fourth, while Timm stormed from 18th to fifth.
Sunday: Scott claims the big check, Cain completes the sweep
Cain put the finishing touches on a perfect weekend Sunday, winning the Edelbrock USRA Stock Car finale from the pole. Moseley collected another second-place finish, with Martin third. Fanning advanced from 10th to fourth, and Mingo Jauregui worked his way from 11th to fifth.
Moseley secured his second consecutive PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain USRA B-Mod victory after starting outside the front row. Barnett finished second, followed by Friday winner Jobin, Gorham and Hooper.
The weekend culminated with the 50-lap, $20,000-to-win Mel Hambelton Ford USRA Modified main event. Scott charged from seventh to claim the Fall Nationals finale and its top prize. Sanders finished second, with Mullens completing the podium in third. Willis took fourth, and Jake O’Neil rounded out the top five.
With Cain’s three-race sweep, Moseley’s two B-Mod victories and Scott’s $20,000 score, the 26th Annual Fall Nationals delivered a memorable weekend at Vado Speedway Park.
Next up is the 2026 Season Finale on November 13–14. Follow Vado Speedway Park on Facebook and visit the track’s website for event details and updates.
MEL HAMBELTON FORD USRA MODIFIEDS A-MAIN FRIDAY
20-Rodney Sanders[2];
75-Terry Phillips[1];
02-Tanner Mullens[6];
97-Stormy Scott[7];
49-Jake Timm[8];
0-Jake O'Neil[9];
10M-Talan Willis[15];
65X-Carlos Ahumada Jr[4];
19SB-Lance Mari[18];
8N-Nick Rivera[5];
56-Broc Bowen[20];
2SS-Mark Smith[14];
11-Lucas Ward[12];
17-Peyton Gallardo[24];
J17-Jake Gallardo[23];
80XX-Jason Langford[21];
56C-Colton Horner[19];
71M-Chad Melton[11];
50-Robert Adams[13];
(DNF) 12R-Jay Rosales[10];
(DNF) 85-Austin Adams[3];
(DNF) G17-Fito Gallardo[22];
(DNF) 12S-Hunter Sandy[16];
(DNF) 5-Reece Solander[17]
PEM RACING GEARS & DRIVETRAIN USRA B-MODS A-MAIN FRIDAY
81-Devon Jobin[1];
22-Israel Ortega[6];
G3-Brian Craighead[2];
44-Christy Barnett[5];
M17-Rob Moseley[3];
93-Greg Gorham[8];
4-Chris Hooper[12];
33-Justin Allen[4];
07-Donavon Flores[9];
14-Dawson Manicki[24];
86-Oscar Perez[18];
3-Dickie Gorham[7];
15-Dee Yates[15];
917-Joshua Hesse[16];
96X-Herman Garcia[11];
28-Aiden Frazier[10];
82-Sherman Barnett[13];
3R-Mel Romero[19];
28M-Jaden Manicki Gallivan[22];
(DNF) 34-Jonathan Faulkner[21];
(DNF) 47-Josh Cain[17];
(DNF) 12M-Isiah Mendoza[23];
(DNF) 11D-Dave Smith[14];
(DNF) CP1-Cory Polen[20]
EDELBROCK USRA STOCK CARS A-MAIN FRIDAY
3J-Josh Cain[5];
53-RC Combs[9];
M46-Rob Moseley[11];
M7-Cameron Martin[6];
00B-Jonathan Burton[8];
86-Arturo Ordonez[2];
47-Mingo Jauregui[10];
03-Darell Cordary[17];
5X-Rick Boelter[15];
82-Sherman Barnett[16];
14-Snowden Duke[20];
51-Brandon Ward[13];
13-Robert Lewis[24];
17C-Brady Alberson[7];
1-Zachary Gallegos[18];
62-Nathan Machen[23];
9-Conner Bell[12];
73-Gerald Haste[14];
(DNF) C7-Jose De La Fuente[1];
(DNF) 665-Francisco Knight[3];
(DNF) 88A-Andrew Fanning[4];
(DNF) 25-Zach McCoy[19];
(DNF) 51K-Kenny McCoy[22];
(DNF) 28-Ronnie Leathem Jr[21]
MEL HAMBELTON FORD USRA MODIFIEDS A-MAIN SATURDAY
56-Broc Bowen[1];
5-Reece Solander[6];
10M-Talan Willis[5];
J17-Jake Gallardo[10];
49-Jake Timm[18];
2SS-Mark Smith[3];
17-Peyton Gallardo[16];
80XX-Jason Langford[17];
56C-Colton Horner[7];
24X-Jonathon Ortega[9];
12R-Jay Rosales[11];
8N-Nick Rivera[8];
G17-Fito Gallardo[2];
50-Robert Adams[21];
(DNF) 7X-Chris Dawson[15];
(DNF) 11-Lucas Ward[14];
(DNF) 85-Austin Adams[19];
(DNF) 71M-Chad Melton[13];
(DNF) 12S-Hunter Sandy[20];
(DNF) 65X-Carlos Ahumada Jr[4];
(DNF) 19SB-Lance Mari[12];
(DNF) 18JR-Ricardo Olague Jr[23];
(DNF) 81-Devon Jobin[22];
(DNS) G3-Brian Craighead
PEM RACING GEARS & DRIVETRAIN USRA B-MODS A-MAIN SATURDAY
M17-Rob Moseley[4];
22-Israel Ortega[1];
4-Chris Hooper[3];
44-Christy Barnett[8];
93-Greg Gorham[17];
3R-Mel Romero[2];
81-Devon Jobin[18];
28M-Jaden Manicki Gallivan[19];
07-Donavon Flores[7];
15-Dee Yates[14];
34-Jonathan Faulkner[13];
33-Justin Allen[15];
G7-Sergio Lopez[20];
3-Dickie Gorham[5];
24S-Scott Morlang[16];
21-David Tanner[21];
21R-Riella LaRae Fanning[22];
82-Sherman Barnett[24];
5-Jake Darby[23];
(DNF) G3-Brian Craighead[6];
(DNF) 11D-Dave Smith[11];
(DNF) 28-Aiden Frazier[10];
(DNF) 96X-Herman Garcia[12];
(DNF) 2-Luke Vargas[9]
EDELBROCK USRA STOCK CARS A-MAIN SATURDAY
3J-Josh Cain[7];
M46-Rob Moseley[3];
665-Francisco Knight[2];
53-RC Combs[1];
88-Andrew Fanning[6];
14-Snowden Duke[4];
74-Jason Josselyn[19];
13-Robert Lewis[15];
00B-Jonathan Burton[8];
M7-Cameron Martin[21];
51K-Kenny McCoy[5];
03-Darell Cordary[16];
51-Brandon Ward[11];
62-Nathan Machen[24];
7J-Justin Garrett[9];
13X-Chris Dewald[12];
77-Dawnica Minks[10];
47-Mingo Jauregui[22];
28-Ronnie Leathem Jr[17];
1-Zachary Gallegos[18];
54-Chris Spear[13];
(DNF) 17C-Brady Alberson[20];
(DNF) C7-Jose De La Fuente[23];
(DNS) 26-Matthew Machen
MEL HAMBELTON FORD USRA MODIFIEDS A-MAIN SUNDAY
97-Stormy Scott[7];
20-Rodney Sanders[1];
02-Tanner Mullens[5];
10M-Talan Willis[6];
0-Jake O'Neil[9];
J17-Jake Gallardo[8];
5-Reece Solander[4];
49-Jake Timm[10];
75-Terry Phillips[3];
65X-Carlos Ahumada Jr[17];
2SS-Mark Smith[11];
56-Broc Bowen[2];
17-Peyton Gallardo[12];
12R-Jay Rosales[15];
12S-Hunter Sandy[19];
8N-Nick Rivera[22];
11-Lucas Ward[14];
24-Rick Ortega[24];
50-Robert Adams[13];
80XX-Jason Langford[20];
(DNF) 85-Austin Adams[18];
(DNF) G17-Fito Gallardo[23];
(DNF) 56C-Colton Horner[16];
(DNF) 7X-Chris Dawson[21]
PEM RACING GEARS & DRIVETRAIN USRA B-MODS A-MAIN SUNDAY
M17-Rob Moseley[2];
44-Christy Barnett[4];
81-Devon Jobin[3];
93-Greg Gorham[6];
4-Chris Hooper[5];
3R-Mel Romero[11];
14-Dawson Manicki[15];
15-Dee Yates[10];
07-Donavon Flores[7];
2-Luke Vargas[20];
24S-Scott Morlang[23];
82-Sherman Barnett[16];
21R-Riella LaRae Fanning[22];
(DNF) 34-Jonathan Faulkner[14];
(DNF) 22-Israel Ortega[1];
(DNF) 11D-Dave Smith[19];
(DNF) 96X-Herman Garcia[17];
(DNF) 02-Deuce Teague[18];
(DNF) 5-Jake Darby[24];
(DNF) CP1-Cory Polen[21];
(DNF) 3-Dickie Gorham[12];
(DNF) 33-Justin Allen[9];
(DNF) 07X-Brian Craighead[8];
(DNF) 28-Jaden Manicki Gallivan[13]
EDELBROCK USRA STOCK CARS A-MAIN SUNDAY
3J-Josh Cain[1];
M46-Rob Moseley[2];
M7-Cameron Martin[4];
88-Andrew Fanning[10];
47-Mingo Jauregui[11];
00B-Jonathan Burton[5];
17C-Brady Alberson[16];
665-Francisco Knight[7];
53-RC Combs[3];
5X-Rick Boelter[14];
13-Robert Lewis[9];
03-Darell Cordary[8];
26-Matthew Machen[19];
14-Snowden Duke[6];
(DNF) 54-Chris Spear[22];
(DNF) 74-Jason Josselyn[17];
(DNF) 62-Nathan Machen[13];
(DNF) 51-Brandon Ward[12];
(DNF) 11-Forrest Duke[24];
(DNF) 6G-Carlos Garcia[23];
(DNF) 1-Zachary Gallegos[21];
(DNF) 12-Jerrett Newton[20];
(DNF) 82-Sherman Barnett[15];
(DNF) C7-Jose De La Fuente[18]
Submitted By: Ryne Staley
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