Grantley Schloss is a back-to-back Radial Outlaws Pro 275 champion after securing his second consecutive title at No Mercy 17 at South Georgia Motorsports Park.
The championship came down to a winner-take-all semifinal against Mo Hall. Schloss got the advantage at the starting line and held on for a holeshot victory, running a3.63 against Hall’s quicker 3.62. The win secured the 2026 Pro 275 championship for the Proline Racing customer and his team.
The moment carried even more meaning because No Mercy 17 was the final event for Schloss’ current Proline-powered Nova. With the team retiring the car as he prepares for the next stage of his racing career, the championship made for an emotional final weekend with a car that has been a big part of his success.
Schloss went on to face fellow Proline customer Michael Nale in the Pro 275 final. Schloss finished runner-up with a3.767 at 206 mph, closing out the weekend with another championship to celebrate.
Congratulations to Grantley and his entire team on theirsecond consecutive Radial Outlaws Pro 275 championship. We’re proud to be part of their program and look forward to what’s next!
Peter Norton and Kye Kelley each earned a Pro Mod win for Hurricane Motorsports as the MWDRS completed its postponed Flying H Smackdown races at Tulsa Raceway Park.
Michael Nale won Pro 275 at No Mercy 17 with a 3.636 at 206 mph, defeating fellow Proline Racing customer Grantley Schloss in the final.
Chris Daniel won Radial vs. the World at No Mercy 17 with a 3.463 at 214 mph, defeating fellow Proline Racing customer Ken Quartuccio by just .010 seconds.