Jeff Floyd Motorsports team set to tackle Batesville Motor Speedway and West Plains Motor Speedway this weekend.

This weekend the Comp Cams Super Dirt Series and the UMP MARS Series is set to have a challenge weekend at Batesville (AR) Motor Speedway and West Plains (MO) Motor Speedway, and the Jeff Floyd Motorsports team is set to make their 2011 debut at both venues.

“We’re looking forward to getting out this weekend and taking care of business, as it’s been a long, tough winter. We have been tweaking the car and would like to give a big thank you to Jeff McGhee of JMACO Inc. for his huge help with a motor for these events and more upcoming events this year.” Jeff and the F1 team look forward to seeing all of their fans and competitors this weekend and having a good run.

We updated the 2010 gallery and added a huge collection of photos from our tour with the MSRA Series. All photos are property of Woody Hampton Photos.

Here are a few of the photos. Click here to see the rest.

More of Woody’s photos with the MSRA Series can be found at www.woodyhamptonphotos.com.

Get into the thrill of racing by pre-ordering your own Team JFR shirt for the 2011 season!

To order merchandise, email Jeff your order at jfrmotorsports@ymail.com

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After transferring through the second heat on Friday night, Jeff was set for a fifth place start for the main event on Saturday. Twenty other Crates were primed to duke it out in the thirty-lap affair.

Jeff battled with the #94 of Austin Rettig for several laps as they made their way to the front and through lapped traffic. Austin would eventually snag the spot and make a charge for the leader. Jeff followed closely in third. As Austin and Jesse Stovall raced for the point amidst several lapped cars with less than five laps to go, Jeff saw an opportunity to chase them down and possibly take the lead. The checkers would fall with Stovall, Rettig, and Floyd finishing nose-to-tail.

In-car footage was captured during the heat and feature, so be on the lookout for the latest dual-angle video!

Jeff returned to the Malden Speedway tonight for night one of the Nathan Rettig Memorial. Twenty-two late models signed up for the $2000 to win event. After starting four rows deep in his heat, Jeff charged to third and would finally take the runner-up position with a few laps to spare.

The F1 will be back tomorrow at Malden and is scheduled to start fifth in the feature.