Brody delivered a huge victory Sunday, September 13th at Tri County Speedway in the CARS Tour, winning an absolute thriller after the weekend schedule got turned upside down by rain. The race had originally been set for Saturday, but rain moved in right before qualifying. With qualifying washed out, the field was set by owner points instead.

Saturday night at Tri County carries more weight than a normal race weekend. Brody enters the September 12th CARS Tour event sitting third in season points, just 17 points out of the lead, with every position now capable of changing the shape of the championship fight.

Florence Motor Speedway looked like it might deliver a tough points night for Monahan Motorsports. By the end of Friday, September 4, it became a reminder of why racers never give up on a weekend too early.

This week’s CARS Tour race at Florence Motor Speedway will mark Brody’s first start at the South Carolina track. It will also be the first Florence appearance for Monahan Motorsports, giving both driver and team a new test at a place known for being abrasive and unique.

Brody led all 100 laps at Anderson Motor Speedway, turning a strong Friday practice into a dominant Saturday and leaving the weekend with a major win that tightened the points battle near the top of the standings.

Brody does not have to search hard for motivation this week. After a rough night at Hickory that still ended with a sixth-place finish, the next chance to reset comes Saturday, August 22nd, at Anderson Motor Speedway.

The excitement is building as Monahan Motorsports prepares to take on the Throwback Classic at Hickory Motor Speedway this Saturday, August 8th.

The CARS Tour race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on July 17th delivered an intense and competitive event for Monahan Motorsports. Both drivers, Gio Ruggerio and Brody Monahan, showed strong performances despite starting mid-pack.

The weekend at Ace Speedway brought a mix of excitement and disappointment for Brody and the Monahan Motorsports team. From a strong start in practice to a tough finish in the race, the story of Brody’s weekend is one of the unpredictable natures in racing.

Brody Monahan is ready to continue his strong start to the season at this weekend’s CARS Tour event at Ace Speedway, driving the Whelen Engineering #31 Pro Late Model for Monahan Motorsports

Brody Monahan is ready to take on the third round of the CARS Pro Late Model Tour this Saturday, April 25th, at Caraway Speedway. After a strong performance two weeks ago at Nashville, where he finished sixth, Monahan sits fourth in the points standings.

The weekend at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway marked a significant milestone for Monahan Motorsports and driver Brody Monahan.

The CARS Tour is heading to a new battleground this weekend, and Monahan Motorsports is ready to make its mark. For the first time ever, the CARS Tour will race at the historic Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.

Brody Monahan made his first appearance at Southern National Motorsports Park this past weekend, competing in the CARS Tour race #1 behind the wheel of the Whelen Engineering #31 for Monahan Motorsports.