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Win(s):
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1
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Top 5's:
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2
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Top 10's:
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5
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Full Name:
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Joshua Dale Most
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E-mail:
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joshmost92@gmail.com
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Most Racing Site:
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www.joshmost.com
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Edge Chassis Site:
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www.edgebymost.com
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Birthday:
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February 4, 1985
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Height:
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6'3"
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Weight:
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170
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Racing Number:
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92
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Residence:
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Red Oak, Iowa
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Parents:
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Lance Most & Sherry Ranney
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Siblings:
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Crystal Johnson, Stephanie Most, Obie Wagner, Aubrey Stewart
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Education:
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Graduated 2003 from Red Oak High School
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Favorite Color:
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Black
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Favorite Movie:
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Days of Thunder
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Favorite Food:
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Spaghetti
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Favorite Driver:
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
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Spare Time Activities:
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Working with my Grafix business
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Most Memorable Racing Experience:
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First National win in Karts and winning the 2000 Tulsa Shootout
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Racing Plans & Goals:
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My racing career led to the opportunity of becoming the owner of Edge Chassis in 2012. I plan to focus this 2013 racing season on increased Edge customer support, development of the Edge Late Model prototype and racing both the Edge A Modified and Late Models to Victory Lane. Goals for this season: Win A Features in the Lucas Oil MLRA Late Model and A Modified classes, as well as see all Edge drivers improve their finishes and feature win counts. I would also like to race some open Late Model races during 2013.
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Racing Accomplishments:
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2013
I-80 Spring Meltdown A Modified Feature Win, Greenwood, NE
Participated in 27th Annual Tulsa Oklahoma Chili Bowl
2012
Raceway Park Super Late Model Racing (SLMR) Series Feature Win, Jefferson, SD
7 Features Wins (6 in IMCA)
Crawford County Speedway IMCA Double Feature A Modified and Late Model Wins, Denison, IA
Qualified 4th at Boone Nationals in A Modified
2011
Shelby County Speedway Twice IMCA A Modified and Late Model Wins, Harlan, IA
3 Shelby County Speedway Late Model A Feature Wins and 19 top 5’s, Harlan, IA
4 Shelby County Speedway A Modified Feature Wins and 10 top 5’s, Harlan, IA
2010
Shelby County Speedway Late Model Track Championship with 6 wins, Harlan, IA
6th in Deery Brothers Summer Series Points with 1 Feature Win, Donnellson, IA
2009
IMCA Deery Brothers Late Model Summer Series A Feature Win, Boone, IA
Shelby County Speedway Late Model Championship with 11 wins, Harlan, IA
27 Top 5’s
2008
Chili Bowl Tuesday Pre-Qualifier Feature Win
2nd in National Late Model Rookie Point Standings
4th in Late Model Iowa State Point Standings
14th in National Late Model Point Standings
Shelby County Speedway Tiny Lund Memorial Late Model A Feature Win, Harlan, IA
2 A Feature Wins
15 Top 5’s
2007
7th in Adams County Speedway NASCAR Whelen Super Late Model Points, Corning, IA
11 Top 10’s
8 Top 5’s
2006
9th in Adams County Speedway NASCAR Dodge Super Late Model Points in Rookie Year, Corning, IA
11 Top 10’s
5 Top 5’s
2005
Raced 600cc Modified Midgets in Rookie Year
10th in NMMA Sawyer Mini-Sprint Points
5 A Feature Wins
1994-2004
Raced Karts on Dirt and Pavement Tracks with 300+ Feature Wins
2000 Tulsa Shootout Championship
2 World Karting Association (WKA) Grand National wins
2 WKA Dirt Series Championships
2 KART National wins
7 International Karting Federation (IKF) Grand National Wins
IKF Classified Expert Driver
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Racing Headlines:
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Dirt Cast Sound Off: Josh Most, IMCA Modifieds and Late Models (February 28, 2012)
www.dirtcast.com/mBUF/sound-off-josh-most-imca-modifieds-and-late-models-022812
27-year old IMCA modified and late model competitor and modified chassis builder Josh Most of Red Oak, IA joined Dirt Cast to talk about his racing career, racing IMCA modifieds and late models, the difference between the two for him, why he enjoys both divisions, what he needs to do to be more consistent, racing with the Deery Summer Series in late models, building the Edge modified, how he became a chassis builder, the balance of being a driver and being a chassis builder, racing midgets, competing in the Chili Bowl, what that experience is like and his plans for 2012. Most drives the #92 Most Trucking Rocket in late model action and the #92 Most Trucking Edge in modified action.
IMCA.com - Josh Has the Most at the End to Win Lee County Deery (September 4, 2010)
www.imca.com/josh-has-the-most-at-the-end-to-win-lee-county-deery
He didn’t lead for much more than 30 feet of the race, but they were the right 30 feet.
Josh Most had fans at Lee County Speedway on their feet for the final circuits of Saturday’s Deery Brothers Summer Series feature, catching race-long leader Jason Perry coming out of the final turn and pulling ahead to take the $2,000 win by inches when the front pair reached the flag stand.
Most had to pass more than his fair share of IMCA Late Model tour foes over the course of the 35 lapper. He’d started 15th after qualifying from his “B” feature, went to the pits on lap six after mistakenly thinking he’d cut a tire and had to restart at the back of the pack.
Flying through the field, he took second from Rob Toland with three laps to go and was just a car length back when Perry got the white flag.
The win was Most’s Deery career second. Perry’s second place showing was the best finish in his brief series career.
Rounding out the top five were Toland, Justin Reed and Jeff Aikey. Point leader Ray Guss Jr. was 10th and can clinch the series crown by taking a green flag in his heat race in the Monday, Sept. 6 IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals show at Boone Speedway.
Tyler Bruening drew the pole but the third starting Perry was in front when the first lap was scored. He’d stay there following a series of early restarts, putting some distance on the rest of the field as Toland and Aikey went back and forth over second.
Most, meanwhile, picked off cars one and two as a time as he worked his way up from the back. The final caution came on lap 23 and it was obvious when he drove by Toland that Most would be a factor at the finish.
After reeling in Perry, Most went to the extreme high line on the final turn, getting just enough momentum to beat Perry to the stripe.
Lonnie Wheatley - Most Spectacular in Chili Bowl Pre-Qualifier (January 8, 2008)
Iowa's Josh Most came out on top of a torrid battle for the lead to top Tuesday night's Bass Pro Shops 25-lap Pre-Qualifying feature event as the 22nd Annual Dodge Chili Bowl Nationals kicked off at the Tulsa Expo Raceway inside the QuikTrip Center.
Most and Oklahoma's Chett Gherke swapped the point in the final rounds with Most taking the lead for keeps on the 24th lap. Most beat Gherke to the line, with Wisconsin's Tim Noble making a last-lap move to snare the show position. Indiana's Anthony Peterman was fourth, with Illinois shoe Austin Brown rounding out the top five.
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References:
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Dave Camfeild, Sr., Car Owner - 217-794-2261
Dave Camfeild, Jr., Owner/Driver - 217-519-0774
Bob Caruth, Car Owner - 515-203-6291
Chad Waller, Car Owner - 319-478-2773
Todd Goldsmith, Car Owner - 712-621-3372
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* See my profile on dirtdrivers.com for more information! *
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