Chevy Reeves Wins Pro Mod Slammers at MWDRS World Finals

Chevy Reeves made his first race with Peter Norton’s Hurricane Motorsports a winning one, taking the Pro Mod Slammers victory at the MWDRS Ronnie Hobbs World Finals at Xtreme Raceway Park. With Rickie Jones tuning, Reeves defeated Rod Oxford in the final to close the weekend in the winner’s circle.

Reeves qualified seventh in the main Pro Mod field with a 3.588 before turning his weekend into a class victory in Slammers, the second-chance competition. In the final, he left with a .016 reaction time and ran a 3.612 at 190 mph, finishing ahead of Oxford’s .048 reaction time and 4.234 at 132 mph.

Before joining Hurricane Motorsports, Reeves developed his door-car racing program around the Street Outlaws and No Prep Kings scene. His Reeves Performance team built its 1970 Chevelle, “The Yeti,” for NPK competition before entering the rebranded Speed Promotions Outlaws series in 2025. The Canadian driver expanded into Outlaw Pro Mod competition in 2026, with his move to Hurricane Motorsports marking the next step in that progression.

His first outing with Hurricane Motorsports paired that experience with a Proline Racing engine and Harts Charger combination, with Jones handling the tuning. The Slammers win adds to the team’s recent success, followingHurricane Motorsports’ two MWDRS victories at Tulsa.

Congratulations to Chevy, Peter, Rickie and the entire Hurricane Motorsports team on a successful first weekend together!