Team Drydene
Hard Charging and Headquartered in the heart of dirt racing country
Drydene Performance Products is headquartered in Pennsylvania, in the heart of dirt racing country, where dozens of storied track raceways dot the landscape. Drydene has a heritage of passion and hard work, and we support the race teams that embody those values. From homegrown talent to nationwide stars, Team Drydene competes on dirt tracks and beyond across the country.
We're a proud partner of World of Outlaws. We're also the Official Motor Oil and Official Diesel Exhaust Fluid of the World of Outlaws Sprint Car and Late Model Series, and presenting sponsor of DIRTVision. We're also the entitlement sponsor of the Drydene 400 in 2019 and 2020 at Dover International Speedway. Look for our drivers and teams as they compete in Dirt Late Model, Sprint, and Midget series nationwide.
"I only know one way to race and that's to try to do everything I can to beat the competition."
Bobby Allen
Owner, Shark Racing
"The Drydene relationship has been incredible and we're just getting started. The future is really bright and we're ready to get the job done."
Logan Schuchart
Driver, Shark Racing
Meet Our National Drivers
Click on any of the Team Drydene Drivers below for more details.
Logan Schuchart [1s]
Grandson of team owner Bobby Allen and nephew of fellow Shark Racing driver Jacob Allen, Logan Schuchart drives the 1A sprint car for Shark Racing.
Since he was able to walk, Logan Schuchart has been driven to race. At 8 years old, Schuchart was the Rookie of the year at Hunterstown Speedway. Schuchart progressed into 358 Sprint Cars and competed at several Pennsylvania tracks, including Trail-Way Speedway, Lincoln, Williams Grove and Susquehanna, and he became the youngest driver ever to win the Lincoln Speedway 348 track championship. In his first year in a 410 Sprint car, 2012, Schuchart was voted the National Sprint Car Rookie of the Year by the by the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame.
Schuchart joined the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series in 2012, consistently improving each season. Now in his seventh season competing with the World of Outlaws, Schuchart is on pace for a career-best year.
Jacob Allen [1a]
Son of sprint car hall of famer Bobby Allen and uncle of fellow World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series driver Logan Schuchart, Jacob Allen drives the 1A Sprint Car for his family-owned Shark Racing. Allen began in 358 sprint cars, capturing victories at Lincoln Speedway, Trail-Way Speedway, and Susquehanna Speedway throughout 2012.
Allen joined the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series tour full time in 2014, improving in each year of full-time racing, including two podium performances in 2016. Still vying for his first World of Outlaws win, Jacob Allen had a career-best, breakout year in 2018, leading a total of 67 laps, racing to nine top-five finishes and 16 top-ten finishes and finishing 11th in the Series Championship Point Standings.
Chris Madden [44]
Chris Madden of Gray Court, South Carolina drives the No. 44 late model car. In July 2020, Madden joined Millwood Motorsports. In 2019 and 2020, “Smokey” has been a force to be reckoned with: he’s won five times already in 2020, after 11 wins in his 2019 season. Those wins include three of the sport's crown jewel events (Cedar Lake's WoO USA Nationals, Florence's North-South 100 and Batesville's Topless 100) and a pair of high-profile late-season races (the WoO Can-Am World Finals and Drydene Xtreme Series Blue-Gray 100).
Madden is a 25-year veteran of racing with 250+ career feature wins and 26 career World of Outlaws Late Model Series Wins, among countless other achievements. He'll carry the Drydene logo throughout each race during the 2020 and 2021 seasons.
Ricky Weiss [7]
Ricky Weiss – the "Manitoba Missile" – hails from Headingley, Manitoba, Canada and drives the #7 late model car in the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series. He is also the 2019 Rookie of the Year in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series. Weiss turned heads during his rookie season, with 13 podium finishes, 17 top-fives, 30 top-10s and an average finish of 7.6. He placed third in points for the 2019 season, the highest finish by a rookie in Series history.
While Weiss was an Outlaw rookie in 2019, he's more than proven on the dirt track, with over 13 years behind the wheel and 100+ career wins. His most memorable win took place on August 10, 2018, as he took the 37th annual North-South 100 at Florence Speedway in convincing fashion. He'll carry the Drydene colors throughout each race during the 2020 and 2021 seasons.
SCOTT BLOOMQUIST [0]
National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer Scott Bloomquist's late model career is in a category all his own. The most decorated Dirt Late Model driver of the #0 with a following rivaled by only a few brings more than four decades and accomplishments to Team Drydene. The legendary driver ranks seventh all-time in WoOLMS with 32 career wins. His first came during the series' second year of existing back in 1989 and his most recent was during the 2018 World Finals.
In 2020, he'll chase a second World of Outlaws championship, and first since 2004, with Drydene as a major associate for his entire racing schedule and during the DIRTcar Nationals, Firecracker 100, Prairie Dirt Classic and the World Finals, he will carry the Drydene brand more prominently on his #0.
Rick Eckert
Hailing from York, Pennsylvania, Rick Eckert is a veteran of the Dirt Late Model scene and a Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer. Eckert raced in the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series show from 2004 to the end of the 2018 season, and has only raced in the former Short Track Auto Racing Stars and Hav-A-Tampa DirtCar Series. "Scrub" has amassed dozens of national wins and continues his winning ways regionally. His career highlights include:
• 2011 World of Outlaws Late Model Champion
• 2010 Appalachian Mountain Speedweek Points Champion
• 2001 & 2002 Xtreme DirtCar Series National Points Champion
• 37 Career World of Outlaws Late Model Series Wins
• 18 Career Xtreme DIRTcar (Hav-A-Tampa) Series Wins
• 11 Career Renegade STARS Series Wins
• 3 Career Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Wins
Corey Lajoie [32]
A Team Drydene driver for the 2019 inaugural Drydene 400, LaJoie is a third-generation racer and a very well-known name in the racing world. His grandfather, Don LaJoie, is a member of the New England Auto Racing Hall of Fame alongside his father, Randy LaJoie, who won Xfinity Series Championships in 1996 and 1997.
Corey has an impressive racing career that includes six wins in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and three wins in the ARCA Series. He completed his rookie campaign in the Cup Series in 2017, earning a career best finish of 11th at Daytona. In 2018, he moved to TriStar Motorsports to drive the No. 72 car part-time, earning a season best of 16th place at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
2019 was Corey's first full season in the NASCAR Cup Series behind the wheel of the No. 32 Ford Mustang for GoFAS Racing. Corey appears on the weekly podcast "Sunday Money" each week.
Meet Our Regional Drivers
Tommy Cordell
Late Model Driver
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Chase Gutshall
Sprint Car Driver
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Tony Mrakovich
Late Model Driver
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Jordan Kaufman
Late Model Driver
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Patrick Debroisse
Late Model Driver
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Matt Ondek
Late Model Driver
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Mark Longstreet
Late Model Driver
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Levi Crowl
Late Model Driver
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Jorjie Sweger
Late Model Driver
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Gary Warehime
Late Model Driver
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Derek Locke
Sprint Car Driver
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Dylan Cisney
Sprint Car Driver
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