NEW YORK — A double header weekend racing in New York brought forth a weekend filled with adversity for A.J. Emms and team.
Friday, July 11 at Spencer Speedway saw Emms ready for his second appearance with the Race of Champions Asphalt Modifieds, this time driving for the No. 21 for Paul Townsend.
Laying down a lap of 20.478 seconds, Emms set himself 20th on the board, setting him up to start seventh for the second qualifying heat. He would use the heat to continue getting used to the car, as well as re-accumulated with the track, crossing the finish line in seventh.
Starting deep in the field for the main event, he worked his way forward throughout the first half of the event, finding his way inside the top-15 just past the halfway. Unfortunately, losing grip with the tires and battling handling conditions, he faded back in the late stages en route to an 18th-place finish.
Saturday, July 12 at Lancaster Speedway saw Emms set for his third event at the oval, back behind the wheel of the familiar No. 2 Sportsman Modified he had driven in the past.
Unfortunately, the issues began right away with the team finding a problem during the first practice session on-track. It was determined to be a motor issue, which would plague them throughout the night. Emms took the green at the tail of the field, making nine laps, before pulling off the track done for the event early. He was credited with an 18th-place finish.
Stay tuned to the Emms Racing Facebook Page for announcements pertaining to the rest of the 2025 schedule.
Shout-out to Cathy and Paul Townsend for the opportunity to race for them.
Emms Racing is proud to be supported by BAE Enviromental, Wolseley Lodge, TL Tire, Speedy Glass Orillia, Bromley Automotive Ltd, Black Barn Golf Cars, EPIC Racewear, Klotz Canada, Jayne at Good Things Promo, and Short Track Musings for the 2025 race season.
Fans are encouraged to stay tuned to the Emms Racing website at http://www.ajemms.com, as well as the team’s facebook page via https://www.facebook.com/ajemmsracing/.

HOLLAND, New York — Battling for a top-10 finish in the Race of Champions Asphalt Sportsman Modified feature at Holland Speedway, mechanical issues ended the effort for A.J. Emms.
INNISFIL, Ontario — Battling up front all day long, A.J. Emms scored a podium finish this past Saturday in the Just Foam It OSCAAR Modified event at Sunset Speedway.
WILLIAMSON, New York — Making his second trip down to Spencer Speedway of the season, A.J. Emms picked up a pair of top-10 finishes in the Race of Champions Sportsman Modified features.
PETERBOROUGH, Ontario — Running up front throughout the race, A.J. Emms scored a podium finish on Saturday night at Peterborough Speedway.
DURHAM, Ontario — You could say the trophy was the icing on the cake, as A.J. Emms picked up the Just Foam it OSCAAR Modified feature victory on the day before his birthday.
SAUBLE BEACH, Ontario — Despite going for a spin early in the feature, A.J. Emms rebounded for a podium finish on Saturday at Sauble Speedway.
NEW YORK — Battling up front at two different tracks in New York this past weekend, A.J. Emms was able to score a top-10 finish in the Race of Champions (ROC) Sportsman Modified event.
INNISFIL, Ontario — The 2024 campaign for Emms Racing is off to a good start, as evident by a podium finish on Saturday at Sunset Speedway in the Just Foam It OSCAAR Modified sesaon opener.








































PETERBOROUGH, Ontario — Behind the wheel of two different racecars, A.J. Emms was able to pick up a pair of top-five finishes at the 2023 edition of the Autumn Colours Classic at Peterborough Speedway.
Behind the wheel of the No. 14 Modified, he laid down a time of 13.760 seconds to qualify him fourth for the 40-lap feature. He was able to hold the position through the stages, though found himself stuck on the outside on a restart with just 12 laps on the board. He ultimately faded back to fifth, and looked to make up the lost ground.
































