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- NASCAR Cup Series Pole Award Winner
-2023 Martinsville Speedway
- NASCAR Xfinity Series Race Winner
July 29, 2017 - Iowa Speedway
April 14, 2018 - Bristol Motor Speedway
- NASCAR Xfinity Series Pole Winner
-2017 Iowa Speedway
- NASCAR Xfinity Series Dash 4 Cash $100,000 Bonus Winner
- 2018 Bristol Motor Speedway
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race Winner
- 2021 Nashville Superspeedway
- 2022 Nashville Superspeedway
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Pole Winner
-2022 Nashville Superspeedway
- 2013 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Champion
- 2017 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Owner's Championship
- ARCA West Series Race Winner
- 2023 Sonoma
- Named to NASCAR's elite, NASCAR NEXT, class of 2013 & 2014
- 3-time NASCAR New Smyrna Speedweeks Modified Champion
(2015, 2016, 2017)
- 2-time Thompson Speedway Sunoco Modified Champion
(2012 & 2014)
- 2013 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series National Points
- 4th Place in the United States
- 2013 NASCAR Bowman Gray Stadium Kevin Powell 199 Event Winner
- 2011 Stafford Motor Speedway SK Modified Champion
- 2-Time Islip 300 Race Winner
(2018 & 2020)
NASCAR Cup Series- In his second and final season in the No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford (the entire organization would close at the end of the season), Ryan earned a career-high for Top 10 and Top 15 finishes in a season. Ryan finished Top 15 on every track-type (4th at Nashville, 7th at Bristol, 9th at Watkins Glen and Martinsville, 10th at Homestead and Top 15’s at Darlington, Michigan, NHMS, Talladega and Texas) in 2024 showing his skillset on all forms of Cup Series race tracks.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series – At the New Smyrna World Series, Ryan made 3 starts with one win and three Top 5 finishes in the highly competitive tour-type modified fields.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series – At the New Smyrna World Series, Ryan made 3 starts with one win and three Top 5 finishes in the highly competitive tour-type modified fields.
NASCAR Cup Series- In the off-season Ryan was named as the new full-time driver of the No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Mustang. In their very first start of the 2023 season, Ryan dominated the Busch Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum leading a race-high 43 laps before ignition issues relegated him to a 7th place finish. Ryan earned his first-career NASCAR Cup Series Pole Award at Martinsville Speedway in the spring as well as earning his first-career Cup Series Stage Win in that Martinsville race. In the regular-season ending Daytona event, Ryan suffered one of the most brutal flips in the history of NASCAR leaving him very battered and bruised but he never missed a beat continued to finish out the final 10 races very strong. In the end Ryan and the No. 41 team finished with one Top 5, two Top 10 finishes and total of 149 laps led, the most of his Cup Series career.
ARCA West Series – Ryan won in his ARCA West Series debut at Sonoma Raceway. He won the race, won the pole award and lead 50 laps of the 64 lap race.
SRX Series – In his one and only SXR Series start, Ryan led 41 laps of the 80 lap race before the car completely lost all braking.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour - Ryan made the most of his only start in 2023, winning the Martinsville grandfather clock in a domination victory at the historic short track, leading 134 laps of the 200 lap race.
ARCA West Series – Ryan won in his ARCA West Series debut at Sonoma Raceway. He won the race, won the pole award and lead 50 laps of the 64 lap race.
SRX Series – In his one and only SXR Series start, Ryan led 41 laps of the 80 lap race before the car completely lost all braking.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour - Ryan made the most of his only start in 2023, winning the Martinsville grandfather clock in a domination victory at the historic short track, leading 134 laps of the 200 lap race.
NASCAR Cup Series- Ryan made 2 starts in the NASCAR Cup Series points season for Ford Performance and Rick Ware Racing. Before those 2 starts, Ryan was one of the 23 drivers that raced their way into the the inaugural Busch Clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum in the RWR No. 15 finishing 20th with a mechanical failure. In his 2 starts during the season, at Dover and for the Coke 600 at Charlotte, Ryan showed impressive speed in the RWR No. 15, including a 13th place qualifying effort at Dover.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- Made 3 starts in 2022 with BJ McLeod in the Ford Performance No. 5 where he finished in the 5th at Charlotte, 6th at Nashville and 16th at Richmond. Ryan led 10 laps at Charlotte and in the Nashville race, he started 27th and made the charge for an impressive 6th place finish.
NASCAR Truck Series- Ryan won his second career NASCAR Truck Series race, going back-to-back Nashville Superspeedway. He made 10 Truck Series starts in 2022, earning one win, 7 Top 5 finishes and 9 Top 10 finishes while also earning a staggering average finish of 4.6 in the David Gilliland Racing No. 17 Ford.
Tour-Type Modifieds- Ryan made 9 starts in 2022 for 4 different race teams, earning several Top 5 & Top 10 finishes.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- Made 3 starts in 2022 with BJ McLeod in the Ford Performance No. 5 where he finished in the 5th at Charlotte, 6th at Nashville and 16th at Richmond. Ryan led 10 laps at Charlotte and in the Nashville race, he started 27th and made the charge for an impressive 6th place finish.
NASCAR Truck Series- Ryan won his second career NASCAR Truck Series race, going back-to-back Nashville Superspeedway. He made 10 Truck Series starts in 2022, earning one win, 7 Top 5 finishes and 9 Top 10 finishes while also earning a staggering average finish of 4.6 in the David Gilliland Racing No. 17 Ford.
Tour-Type Modifieds- Ryan made 9 starts in 2022 for 4 different race teams, earning several Top 5 & Top 10 finishes.
NASCAR Cup Series- In his final season at the helm of the JTG Daugherty No. 37, Ryan scored one Top 5 finish (4th place at Daytona in August), 4 Top 10 finishes, including a 6th place finish in the Great American Race the Daytona 500. Ryan led a total of 12 laps in 2021, 9 laps at Talladega in the spring, 2 laps led at Circuit of the America’s and another lap led at Atlanta in July. The 37 team ended 2021 with 13 Top 20 finishes in NASCAR’s top division.
NASCAR Truck Series- In Ryan’s first-career NASCAR Truck Series start, he scored the victory at the Nashville Superspeedway in June. Piloting the David Gilliland Racing Ford with crew chief Chad Johnston, Ryan took the lead with 7 laps to go and went on to grab the big victory. The group would make one more start in 2021, at Pocono, where Ryan would finish in the 9th position.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- Ryan won an astonishing 3 consecutive races in just 7 starts, with the biggest being a win at Richmond Raceway on Friday September 10th. Along with the emotional Richmond weekend win, Ryan won at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway and Stafford Speedway.
Snowball Derby- Making his second career Snowball Derby start, Ryan battled with the leaders for most of the 300 lap premier super late model race and came home with an impressive 4th place finish in his first Snowball since he last ran in 2008.
NASCAR Truck Series- In Ryan’s first-career NASCAR Truck Series start, he scored the victory at the Nashville Superspeedway in June. Piloting the David Gilliland Racing Ford with crew chief Chad Johnston, Ryan took the lead with 7 laps to go and went on to grab the big victory. The group would make one more start in 2021, at Pocono, where Ryan would finish in the 9th position.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- Ryan won an astonishing 3 consecutive races in just 7 starts, with the biggest being a win at Richmond Raceway on Friday September 10th. Along with the emotional Richmond weekend win, Ryan won at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway and Stafford Speedway.
Snowball Derby- Making his second career Snowball Derby start, Ryan battled with the leaders for most of the 300 lap premier super late model race and came home with an impressive 4th place finish in his first Snowball since he last ran in 2008.
NASCAR Cup Series- In his 2nd season in the NASCAR Cup Series Ryan moved to the No. 37 for JTG Daugherty Racing. In a year that will go down as one of the most challenging for Cup Series drivers due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ryan battled hard with two Top 10 finishes late in the season at Bristol and Talladega. He also led laps in 3 different races (Talladega, Charlotte oval and Charlotte Roval) and finished the season stronger with 8 Top 20 finishes in the final 10 races of 2023.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- Ryan won the Islip 300 at the Riverhead Raceway for the 2nd time in his last 3 starts in the marquee modified event.
iRacing Pro Invitational Series– While all of America was shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, NASCAR, iRacing and FOX Sports joined forces to provide televised iRacing events featuring the stars of NASCAR. Ryan would score a pole position, a 2nd place finish at iTexas and 4 top 10 finishes in the 6 events.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- Ryan won the Islip 300 at the Riverhead Raceway for the 2nd time in his last 3 starts in the marquee modified event.
iRacing Pro Invitational Series– While all of America was shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, NASCAR, iRacing and FOX Sports joined forces to provide televised iRacing events featuring the stars of NASCAR. Ryan would score a pole position, a 2nd place finish at iTexas and 4 top 10 finishes in the 6 events.
NASCAR Cup Series- Ryan began his first career full-time season in NASCAR’s top series after signing to drive the No. 47 for JTG Daugherty Racing and sponsor Kroger. Ryan kicked off his rookie season in the Cup Series with an 8th place finish in the Daytona 500 and made highlight reels everywhere with his late race wreck avoidance. Ryan’s first year in the No.1 racing series in America saw him secure his first career Cup Series Top 5 with a 3rd place finish at Talladega in April, first lap led at Daytona in July and 3rd Top 10 finish of the season at Michigan with a 7th place finish in August.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- Made 4 starts in 2019 with JR Motorsports in the No. 8 and finished in the Top 10 in all 4 starts, at Atlanta, Fontana, Pocono and Watkins Glen. A 4th place finish at Pocono in the Planters Peanuts No. 8 was the top finish for Ryan in his JR Motorsports starts.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- Ryan started the 2019 racing season with 3 starts at the New Smyrna Speedway for the World Series of Asphalt Racing, winning the prestigious John Blewett, III Memorial 76.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- Made 4 starts in 2019 with JR Motorsports in the No. 8 and finished in the Top 10 in all 4 starts, at Atlanta, Fontana, Pocono and Watkins Glen. A 4th place finish at Pocono in the Planters Peanuts No. 8 was the top finish for Ryan in his JR Motorsports starts.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- Ryan started the 2019 racing season with 3 starts at the New Smyrna Speedway for the World Series of Asphalt Racing, winning the prestigious John Blewett, III Memorial 76.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- After an amazing part-time debut for Joe Gibbs Racing in 2017, Ryan returned to JGR part-time again in 2018 and it would be a year to remember for the 27 year old. In his third start of 2018 in the Rheem Toyota Ryan would win the Fitzgerald 300 at Bristol Motor Speedway and earn the $100,000 payday as an Xfinity Dash 4 Cash eligible driver. In 15 starts for JGR in 2018, Ryan would finish in the Top Ten 10 different times (67%), Top Five 7 times (47%) and the big win at Bristol. 2018 would end with Ryan earning a full-time NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series ride in 2019 with JTG Daugerty Racing, Kroger.com and Chevrolet.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- Another part-time season would be in the cards for Ryan in 2018 with his Ed & Connie Partridge owned #6 TS Haulers Troyer due to the Xfinity Series commitments. Making 11 starts in 2018 Ryan found victory lane 2 times in the most competitive regional touring series in the United States. The #6 team would win the most prestigious race of the season in the 47th Annual Spring Sizzler at Stafford Motor Speedway, it would be the 2nd consecutive Sizzler win for Ryan as he won the marquee event in 2017 as well. Ryan would go on to win at Langley Speedway in Virginia in dominating fashion by winning the pole, leading the most laps and winning the race. In all Ryan would post 7 Top 5 and Top 10 finishes in his 11 starts along with the two wins and finished an impressive 13th in the points despite missing 5 races due to Xfinity conflicts.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- While unable to compete for any NWAAS track championships due to the expanded Xfinity Series scheduling conflicts Ryan was still able to pick up victories in 2 of the biggest NASCAR Whelen All-American Series races held in 2018. Ryan went to victory lane in February in the Richie Evans Memorial 100 at New Symrna Speedway and then picked up the $7,000 check for winning the prestigious Islip 300 modified event at Riverhead Raceway in June.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- Another part-time season would be in the cards for Ryan in 2018 with his Ed & Connie Partridge owned #6 TS Haulers Troyer due to the Xfinity Series commitments. Making 11 starts in 2018 Ryan found victory lane 2 times in the most competitive regional touring series in the United States. The #6 team would win the most prestigious race of the season in the 47th Annual Spring Sizzler at Stafford Motor Speedway, it would be the 2nd consecutive Sizzler win for Ryan as he won the marquee event in 2017 as well. Ryan would go on to win at Langley Speedway in Virginia in dominating fashion by winning the pole, leading the most laps and winning the race. In all Ryan would post 7 Top 5 and Top 10 finishes in his 11 starts along with the two wins and finished an impressive 13th in the points despite missing 5 races due to Xfinity conflicts.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- While unable to compete for any NWAAS track championships due to the expanded Xfinity Series scheduling conflicts Ryan was still able to pick up victories in 2 of the biggest NASCAR Whelen All-American Series races held in 2018. Ryan went to victory lane in February in the Richie Evans Memorial 100 at New Symrna Speedway and then picked up the $7,000 check for winning the prestigious Islip 300 modified event at Riverhead Raceway in June.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- Ryan took a chance on himself and signed a 2 race deal with Joe Gibbs Racing for 2017. In his first career start for JGR, Ryan drove the #20 to an impressive 2nd place finish at New Hampshire Motor Speedway behind team mate Kyle Busch. In just his 2nd start for JGR, Ryan earned his first career NASCAR Xfinity Series pole position and win at the Iowa Speedway in the US Cellular 250. The win earned Ryan 2 additional starts with JGR in 2017 and both of those starts ended with impressive Top 5 finishes (4th place at Kentucky and 5th place at Homestead)
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- With his Xfinity Series schedule expanding, Ryan was able to compete in just 14 of the 16 races during the 2017 NWMT season. Despite missing 2 races, Ryan still amassed 5 wins, 12 Top 5s and 12 Top 10s. Ryan’s incredible 2017 season would earn car owners Ed and Connie Partridge the 2017 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Owner’s Championship, the first time in NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour history that an owner's championship went to a team with a driver that did not start all of the races that season.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- Ryan began his 2017 season by winning a 3rd consecutive New Smyrna Speedweeks NASCAR Modified Championship in February. The TS Haulers team won the prestigious JBIII Memorial 76 as the highlight of that 2017 NSS championship run but it also included 4 Top 5 finishes in the 4 starts in stacked fields every night. At Thompson Speedway Ryan drove Al & Cathy Moniz’s Falmouth Ready-Mix #31 to another successful NWAAS season with 1 win, 4 Top 5s and 7 Top 10s in the 8 races scheduled for 2017. In very limited competition at Stafford Motor Speedway and Riverhead Raceway in 2017 Ryan was a constant contender and visitor of victory lane every time he entered an event.
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East- Ryan drove the #31 Ted Marsh owned Chevrolet in 1 start in 2017, the Busch North Throwback 100 at Thompson Speedway. Preece finished 6th with the part-time team in a highly competitive battle up at the front of the field.
Open Modified Events- Ryan and the TS Haulers #6 won 2 of 5 Modified Touring Series races held in 2017 with dominating victories at Monadnock Speedway in New Hampshire and Riverhead Raceway on Long Island, New York.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- With his Xfinity Series schedule expanding, Ryan was able to compete in just 14 of the 16 races during the 2017 NWMT season. Despite missing 2 races, Ryan still amassed 5 wins, 12 Top 5s and 12 Top 10s. Ryan’s incredible 2017 season would earn car owners Ed and Connie Partridge the 2017 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Owner’s Championship, the first time in NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour history that an owner's championship went to a team with a driver that did not start all of the races that season.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- Ryan began his 2017 season by winning a 3rd consecutive New Smyrna Speedweeks NASCAR Modified Championship in February. The TS Haulers team won the prestigious JBIII Memorial 76 as the highlight of that 2017 NSS championship run but it also included 4 Top 5 finishes in the 4 starts in stacked fields every night. At Thompson Speedway Ryan drove Al & Cathy Moniz’s Falmouth Ready-Mix #31 to another successful NWAAS season with 1 win, 4 Top 5s and 7 Top 10s in the 8 races scheduled for 2017. In very limited competition at Stafford Motor Speedway and Riverhead Raceway in 2017 Ryan was a constant contender and visitor of victory lane every time he entered an event.
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East- Ryan drove the #31 Ted Marsh owned Chevrolet in 1 start in 2017, the Busch North Throwback 100 at Thompson Speedway. Preece finished 6th with the part-time team in a highly competitive battle up at the front of the field.
Open Modified Events- Ryan and the TS Haulers #6 won 2 of 5 Modified Touring Series races held in 2017 with dominating victories at Monadnock Speedway in New Hampshire and Riverhead Raceway on Long Island, New York.
NASCAR Xfinity Series- Ryan competed in his first full season in NASCAR’s second most prestigious series with the independent JD Motorsports organization in 2016. After 33 starts, Ryan and his #01 team finished the 2016 NASCAR Xfinity Series season ranked 17th in points out of the 84 drivers that raced for points in 2016. Ryan took his independent team to an impressive 10th place finish at one of racing’s most difficult and historic speedways, Darlington Raceway on September 3rd, 2016 after starting the race in the 22nd position. The incredible Darlington performance came on the heels of another head-turning run just a week prior at the legendary Road America road course event, Ryan ran as high as the top 5 and finished 11th at Road America in a race that was competed in the pouring rain for nearly all of the 2.5 hour event. Ryan had very successful rookie campaign in one of NASCAR’s elite series, finishing 4th in the rookie of the year title chase behind Joe Gibbs Racing’s Erik Jones (1st), Chip Ganassi Racing’s Brennan Poole (2nd) and Richard Childress Racing’s Brandon Jones (3rd). Ryan and his JD Motorsports team also led laps in 2 events in 2016, leading in their 5th start of the year at Fontana as well as leading 2 laps at Chicagoland in September.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- Competing on a part-time basis in 2016 for Eddie and Connie Partridge’s #6 TS Haulers machine, Ryan was still able to amass an impressive season of work. Ryan and the #6 team would finish Top 10 in 75% of the 8 NWMT races that they ran in 2016 despite having to start at the rear of the field in many events due to his NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule. In spite of only making 8 starts, Ryan was still able to lead the 4th most laps of any driver in 2016 NWMT action by leading 208 laps.
Thompson Speedway- Ryan earned 4 victories in the 2016 Thompson Sunoco Modified season with his Al and Cathy Moniz owned #31 team, bringing him to 7th all-time in the Thompson Speedway Modified win list. Ryan now sits just 1 win behind the legendary Geoff Bodine and 4 wins behind NASCAR Hall of Famer Richie Evans. The Falmouth Ready-Mix team finished the 2016 season ranked 2nd in the point standings after winning the prestigious Sunoco World Series Modified event. Ryan won the final 3 consecutive events after a tough luck start to the 2016 season.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- The TS Haulers driver kicked off his 2016 season by competing in and winning the New Smyrna Speedweeks (New Smyrna, Florida) NWAAS modified championship in February. In 4 starts, Ryan had 2 wins and 2 second-place finishes on his way to the 2016 Speedweeks championship. Ryan also made a NWAAS start in the finale at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl and in his only start of the season he took his #40 to victory lane, earning the $5000 pay day for winning the 75-lap Modified Nationals.
NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Ryan had 2 NWSMT starts in 2016, picking up a victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Gary Putnum’s #77 Curb Records machine in October. Ryan also had a start at Concord Speedway where he qualified his #6 TS Haulers Chevrolet in 3rd place and led 50 laps before encountering mechanical issues. In his 2 starts in 2016, Ryan led 99 of 299 laps he ran.
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East- In the 2016 season opening K&N East Series event at New Smyrna Speedway, Ryan drove his #31 Ted Marsh owned Chevrolet in impressive fashion by charging from his 21st starting position to finish the race in 7th place. Ryan would make one more K&N start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July and would go on to finish in 9th place after starting from the 12th starting spot.
Open Modified Events- Ryan and his TS Haulers team were perfect in 2016 one-off open modified events. The #6 team started their season by winning the $2000 purse in the inaugural Bronson Speedway open modified 50 lap event in Florida in February of 2016. Ryan would continue his 2016 open modified winning ways by earning the $15,000 purse for winning the inaugural Winchester 200 at Monadnock Speedway in May of 2016.
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour- Competing on a part-time basis in 2016 for Eddie and Connie Partridge’s #6 TS Haulers machine, Ryan was still able to amass an impressive season of work. Ryan and the #6 team would finish Top 10 in 75% of the 8 NWMT races that they ran in 2016 despite having to start at the rear of the field in many events due to his NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule. In spite of only making 8 starts, Ryan was still able to lead the 4th most laps of any driver in 2016 NWMT action by leading 208 laps.
Thompson Speedway- Ryan earned 4 victories in the 2016 Thompson Sunoco Modified season with his Al and Cathy Moniz owned #31 team, bringing him to 7th all-time in the Thompson Speedway Modified win list. Ryan now sits just 1 win behind the legendary Geoff Bodine and 4 wins behind NASCAR Hall of Famer Richie Evans. The Falmouth Ready-Mix team finished the 2016 season ranked 2nd in the point standings after winning the prestigious Sunoco World Series Modified event. Ryan won the final 3 consecutive events after a tough luck start to the 2016 season.
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series- The TS Haulers driver kicked off his 2016 season by competing in and winning the New Smyrna Speedweeks (New Smyrna, Florida) NWAAS modified championship in February. In 4 starts, Ryan had 2 wins and 2 second-place finishes on his way to the 2016 Speedweeks championship. Ryan also made a NWAAS start in the finale at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl and in his only start of the season he took his #40 to victory lane, earning the $5000 pay day for winning the 75-lap Modified Nationals.
NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Ryan had 2 NWSMT starts in 2016, picking up a victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Gary Putnum’s #77 Curb Records machine in October. Ryan also had a start at Concord Speedway where he qualified his #6 TS Haulers Chevrolet in 3rd place and led 50 laps before encountering mechanical issues. In his 2 starts in 2016, Ryan led 99 of 299 laps he ran.
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East- In the 2016 season opening K&N East Series event at New Smyrna Speedway, Ryan drove his #31 Ted Marsh owned Chevrolet in impressive fashion by charging from his 21st starting position to finish the race in 7th place. Ryan would make one more K&N start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July and would go on to finish in 9th place after starting from the 12th starting spot.
Open Modified Events- Ryan and his TS Haulers team were perfect in 2016 one-off open modified events. The #6 team started their season by winning the $2000 purse in the inaugural Bronson Speedway open modified 50 lap event in Florida in February of 2016. Ryan would continue his 2016 open modified winning ways by earning the $15,000 purse for winning the inaugural Winchester 200 at Monadnock Speedway in May of 2016.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series- Ryan made his debut in auto racing’s top series, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in September of 2015. After a solid run at NHMS, Ryan secured the ride with the Premium Motorsports #98 team for the final 4 races of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season at Martinsville, Texas, Phoenix and Homestead-Miami.
Whelen Modified Tour- In his inaugural season with Eddie and Connie Partridge’s TS Haulers team, Ryan challenged for the 2015 NWMT Championship all season long and finished 2nd in the final 2015 season standings. Ryan and the #6 team were a force to be reckoned with everywhere they raced and were the winning team 4 times during the 2015 NWMT season. Wins in back to back races at Waterford and Stafford were followed by another win at Stafford in August and arguably the most prestigious race of the NWMT season at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 19th, 2015. In 15 starts in 2015, Ryan and the TS Haulers/East West Marine machine led a total of 589 laps, 4 victories, 7 top 5’s, 14 top 10 finishes and ran 2268 laps of the possible 2270 laps scheduled for the entire season, giving Ryan and the team one the most consistent seasons in series history.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Finished the season with a third straight runner-up finish in the 2015 Stafford SK Modified standings. Despite coming up just short for the 3rd season in a row for the championship, Ryan and the Mike Paquette led team were able to take home the largest payout in SK Modified racing history by winning the 2015 edition of Stafford’s SK5K event and pocketing more than $12,000 in winnings and bonuses.
Thompson Speedway- Finished the season with a 2nd place season standing. Ryan earned 5 victories throughout the 2015 Thompson Sunoco Modified season with his Al and Cathy Moniz owned #31 team and moved ahead of Bugs Stevens in modified wins all-time at Thompson Speedway with now 23 career wins.
Riverhead Raceway- Running part-time with two different teams, Bill Park's #20 team and his NWMT TS Haulers #6 team, Ryan earned 4 victories, 14 top 5’s and 16 top 10’s in 16 starts thru the 2015 season. In his 16 starts, Ryan had an average finish of 2.88 and led 33% of all laps run with 145 laps led in 2015.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Ryan made 5 NWSMT starts earning 1 victory at South Boston Speedway driving Kevin Manion’s #98 Menards Chevrolet. Ryan also made starts for his Eddie Partridge owned team on the Southern Modified Tour and ended the season with 4 top 5 finishes in 5 starts while also earning 3 pole awards.
K&N Pro Series East- Making one start, at Richmond International Raceway in September, Ryan had to start 35th due to qualifying being rained out and once the race went green he marched his Dunleavy’s Truck Repair Chevrolet from 35th to a 14th place finish in a rain-shortened 70 lap race (scheduled to be a 100 lap event)
Touring Modified Events- The TS Haulers/East West Marine team kicked off the 2015 season by dominating the Tour Modified portion of the New Smyrna Speedway World Series championship during Florida speedweeks winning 4 of 6 races held. Ryan and his #6 team also entered the 5-race Tri-Track Open Modified Series and brought home 1 top 5 finish, 4 top 10 finishes and completed 100% of laps raced in all TTOMS races. Also in 2015, the Eddie Partridge owned machine entered the Hickory Motor Speedway KOMA Unwind Tour event and placed a solid 6th place after winning the pole award for the event.
Whelen Modified Tour- In his inaugural season with Eddie and Connie Partridge’s TS Haulers team, Ryan challenged for the 2015 NWMT Championship all season long and finished 2nd in the final 2015 season standings. Ryan and the #6 team were a force to be reckoned with everywhere they raced and were the winning team 4 times during the 2015 NWMT season. Wins in back to back races at Waterford and Stafford were followed by another win at Stafford in August and arguably the most prestigious race of the NWMT season at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 19th, 2015. In 15 starts in 2015, Ryan and the TS Haulers/East West Marine machine led a total of 589 laps, 4 victories, 7 top 5’s, 14 top 10 finishes and ran 2268 laps of the possible 2270 laps scheduled for the entire season, giving Ryan and the team one the most consistent seasons in series history.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Finished the season with a third straight runner-up finish in the 2015 Stafford SK Modified standings. Despite coming up just short for the 3rd season in a row for the championship, Ryan and the Mike Paquette led team were able to take home the largest payout in SK Modified racing history by winning the 2015 edition of Stafford’s SK5K event and pocketing more than $12,000 in winnings and bonuses.
Thompson Speedway- Finished the season with a 2nd place season standing. Ryan earned 5 victories throughout the 2015 Thompson Sunoco Modified season with his Al and Cathy Moniz owned #31 team and moved ahead of Bugs Stevens in modified wins all-time at Thompson Speedway with now 23 career wins.
Riverhead Raceway- Running part-time with two different teams, Bill Park's #20 team and his NWMT TS Haulers #6 team, Ryan earned 4 victories, 14 top 5’s and 16 top 10’s in 16 starts thru the 2015 season. In his 16 starts, Ryan had an average finish of 2.88 and led 33% of all laps run with 145 laps led in 2015.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Ryan made 5 NWSMT starts earning 1 victory at South Boston Speedway driving Kevin Manion’s #98 Menards Chevrolet. Ryan also made starts for his Eddie Partridge owned team on the Southern Modified Tour and ended the season with 4 top 5 finishes in 5 starts while also earning 3 pole awards.
K&N Pro Series East- Making one start, at Richmond International Raceway in September, Ryan had to start 35th due to qualifying being rained out and once the race went green he marched his Dunleavy’s Truck Repair Chevrolet from 35th to a 14th place finish in a rain-shortened 70 lap race (scheduled to be a 100 lap event)
Touring Modified Events- The TS Haulers/East West Marine team kicked off the 2015 season by dominating the Tour Modified portion of the New Smyrna Speedway World Series championship during Florida speedweeks winning 4 of 6 races held. Ryan and his #6 team also entered the 5-race Tri-Track Open Modified Series and brought home 1 top 5 finish, 4 top 10 finishes and completed 100% of laps raced in all TTOMS races. Also in 2015, the Eddie Partridge owned machine entered the Hickory Motor Speedway KOMA Unwind Tour event and placed a solid 6th place after winning the pole award for the event.
Whelen Modified Tour- In his final season with Flamingo Motorsports, Ryan claimed the final two victories of the 2014 Whelen Modified Tour season with wins at both of the most historic events on the schedule in the Fall Final at Stafford and the World Series at Thompson. Ryan finished the season 2nd in the point standings with his torrid run to end the season and built his strong finish on the back of the 2 wins, 6 top 5's and 10 top 10 finishes in 13 starts. In addition to those tremendous stats, probably the most impressive was Ryan's dominance in the laps led category by leading the most laps of anyone with 449 laps led, that was nearly double the amount of laps led by the driver ranked 2nd in lap leader stats (Woody Pitkat- 275 laps lead)
Stafford Motor Speedway- Finished the season with a second straight runner-up finish in the 2014 Stafford SK Modified standings behind Stafford's all-time winningest champion, Ted Christopher. Despite missing the title by just a few markers, Ryan led the way with a staggering 6 victories and a total of 219 laps equating to leading 29% of all SK Modified laps raced in 2014 at Stafford.
Thompson Speedway- Won a second Thompson Sunoco Modified Track Championship for his Falmouth Ready-Mix race team. Ryan won 3 races and earned top 10's in every single race held in 2014. By winning the 2014 modified title, Ryan joins Richie Evans, Ted Christopher, Keith Rocco, Bugs Stevens, Fred DeSarro, Mike Christopher, Todd Ceravolo and Kerry Malone as the only multi-time modified champions in Thompson's 74 year history.
Touring Modified Events- Earned his 2nd career North South Shootout title in his first race with TS Haulers racing in November of 2014 at Caraway Speedway in North Carolina. Ryan also entered the newly formed Tri-Track series with the legendary Boehler Racing Enterprises and "Ole Blue". In those 3 starts, Ryan had 2nd place finish in the first event at Lee USA Speedway and was plagued with mechanical woes in other events.
Riverhead Raceway- Despite only racing a part-time schedule for Bill Park's #20 team, Ryan was able to win the coveted Cromarty Cup as well as earning 2 other victories on his way to a 3rd place finish in the season standings in Riverhead's modified division. Ryan made only 19 starts of the 24 races held, and in those 19 starts Ryan showed why he is a threat everywhere he races, by earning 16 top 5 finishes and 19 top 10's and having the best average finish of all drivers at Riverhead in 2014 with an average finish of 3.32.
NASCAR Nationwide Series- Finished a strong 14th place finish for Tommy Baldwin Racing in his second career start in one of NASCAR's top level divisions at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July of 2014. After an impressive run at NHMS, Ryan added an additional NASCAR Nationwide Series start at the season finale Ford Ecoboost 200 in Miami, FL at Homestead-Miami Speedway and was able to finish the event despite a motor issue.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Ryan made 3 starts in NASCAR's Whelen Southern Modified Tour and in all 3 starts he did so by starting from the pole position after earning the Coors Light Pole Award at every event entered in 2014. While several circumstances prevented Ryan from visiting victory lane in 2014 on the WSMT, the 2013 Whelen Modified Tour champ was still able to earn 1 top 5 and 2 top 10's in his 3 starts.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Finished the season with a second straight runner-up finish in the 2014 Stafford SK Modified standings behind Stafford's all-time winningest champion, Ted Christopher. Despite missing the title by just a few markers, Ryan led the way with a staggering 6 victories and a total of 219 laps equating to leading 29% of all SK Modified laps raced in 2014 at Stafford.
Thompson Speedway- Won a second Thompson Sunoco Modified Track Championship for his Falmouth Ready-Mix race team. Ryan won 3 races and earned top 10's in every single race held in 2014. By winning the 2014 modified title, Ryan joins Richie Evans, Ted Christopher, Keith Rocco, Bugs Stevens, Fred DeSarro, Mike Christopher, Todd Ceravolo and Kerry Malone as the only multi-time modified champions in Thompson's 74 year history.
Touring Modified Events- Earned his 2nd career North South Shootout title in his first race with TS Haulers racing in November of 2014 at Caraway Speedway in North Carolina. Ryan also entered the newly formed Tri-Track series with the legendary Boehler Racing Enterprises and "Ole Blue". In those 3 starts, Ryan had 2nd place finish in the first event at Lee USA Speedway and was plagued with mechanical woes in other events.
Riverhead Raceway- Despite only racing a part-time schedule for Bill Park's #20 team, Ryan was able to win the coveted Cromarty Cup as well as earning 2 other victories on his way to a 3rd place finish in the season standings in Riverhead's modified division. Ryan made only 19 starts of the 24 races held, and in those 19 starts Ryan showed why he is a threat everywhere he races, by earning 16 top 5 finishes and 19 top 10's and having the best average finish of all drivers at Riverhead in 2014 with an average finish of 3.32.
NASCAR Nationwide Series- Finished a strong 14th place finish for Tommy Baldwin Racing in his second career start in one of NASCAR's top level divisions at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July of 2014. After an impressive run at NHMS, Ryan added an additional NASCAR Nationwide Series start at the season finale Ford Ecoboost 200 in Miami, FL at Homestead-Miami Speedway and was able to finish the event despite a motor issue.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Ryan made 3 starts in NASCAR's Whelen Southern Modified Tour and in all 3 starts he did so by starting from the pole position after earning the Coors Light Pole Award at every event entered in 2014. While several circumstances prevented Ryan from visiting victory lane in 2014 on the WSMT, the 2013 Whelen Modified Tour champ was still able to earn 1 top 5 and 2 top 10's in his 3 starts.
Whelen Modified Tour- Ryan won the 2013 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Championship on the strength of four wins and 10 top-five finishes. At 22 years, 11 months and 25 days old, he became the youngest champion in tour history. Earned wins at a variety of different tracks including, Stafford in June, Waterford and both events at Riverhead.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Finished the season 2nd in the standings just two points behind Woody Pitkat. Led all drivers in wins with 8 and Ryan moved into 10th in all-time SK wins at the famed ½ mile with 16 career wins.
Thompson Speedway- Concluded the season with a 3rd place season standing. While top 5 consistency was the trademark of the season, Ryan did battle for a big victory in 2013.
Valenti Modified Racing Series- Earned first career VMRS victory at Stafford in August. Made 5 starts in 2013 with 1 win, 2 top 5’s and 3 top 10’s. In 12 career starts, Ryan has a staggering career top 10 finish percentage of 67%, with 8 top 10 finishes in 12 starts.
Riverhead Raceway- Made 16 starts at the tight ¼ mile and was able to reach victory lane 3 times. Ryan also scored 12 top 5 finishes and an incredible 15 top 10’s in 16 starts.
NASCAR Nationwide Series- Made his debut in one of NASCAR’s top-tier divisions with a start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in a Tommy Baldwin Racing prepared machine. He finished a respectable 24th in his debut, in a race that was won by Kyle Busch in dominating fashion.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Won the prestigious Kevin Powell 199 at the famed Bowman Gray Stadium by leading every lap! Ryan made three total starts on the WSMT in 2013 and won all 3 pole awards. He was also able to grab a 2nd place finish at Southern National. Engine troubles knocked him out of the lead at Charlotte after leading a race high, 138 laps of 150.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Finished the season 2nd in the standings just two points behind Woody Pitkat. Led all drivers in wins with 8 and Ryan moved into 10th in all-time SK wins at the famed ½ mile with 16 career wins.
Thompson Speedway- Concluded the season with a 3rd place season standing. While top 5 consistency was the trademark of the season, Ryan did battle for a big victory in 2013.
Valenti Modified Racing Series- Earned first career VMRS victory at Stafford in August. Made 5 starts in 2013 with 1 win, 2 top 5’s and 3 top 10’s. In 12 career starts, Ryan has a staggering career top 10 finish percentage of 67%, with 8 top 10 finishes in 12 starts.
Riverhead Raceway- Made 16 starts at the tight ¼ mile and was able to reach victory lane 3 times. Ryan also scored 12 top 5 finishes and an incredible 15 top 10’s in 16 starts.
NASCAR Nationwide Series- Made his debut in one of NASCAR’s top-tier divisions with a start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in a Tommy Baldwin Racing prepared machine. He finished a respectable 24th in his debut, in a race that was won by Kyle Busch in dominating fashion.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Won the prestigious Kevin Powell 199 at the famed Bowman Gray Stadium by leading every lap! Ryan made three total starts on the WSMT in 2013 and won all 3 pole awards. He was also able to grab a 2nd place finish at Southern National. Engine troubles knocked him out of the lead at Charlotte after leading a race high, 138 laps of 150.
Whelen Modified Tour- Finished as the championship runner-up for the second time in his career, 11 points behind Doug Coby. Won both quarter-mile track races, Monadnock and Riverhead, from the pole. Led the tour with a career-high six poles to take the season Coors Light Pole Award. Led more than double the laps of any driver, 687, and led laps in nine of 14 races.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Battled to a solid 4th place finish in the final 2012 SK Modified standings, with 2 wins during the season.
Thompson Speedway- Earned the 2012 Sunoco Modified division championship on the back of an astonishing 10 victories. Ryan joined a very elite list of drivers to ever score 10 or more wins in a season at Thompson, joining Bugs Stevens (10- 1968), Geoff Bodine (12- 1976), Fred DeSarro (13- 1977) and Thompson’s all-time winner Ted Christopher (14- 2001 & 10- 2010)
Valenti Modified Racing Series- In his only start in 2012, Ryan earned yet another impressive top 10 at Thompson.
Riverhead Raceway- In 12 starts, Ryan visited victory lane 2 times and was tremendously consistent yet again with 4 top 5’s and 9 top 10’s during his part-time season.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Earned top 5 qualifying positions in both of his 2 events in 2012. Finishing 11th at the “Madhouse” Bowman Gray Stadium and following that up with an impressive 2nd place finish at Charlotte at the end of the season.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Battled to a solid 4th place finish in the final 2012 SK Modified standings, with 2 wins during the season.
Thompson Speedway- Earned the 2012 Sunoco Modified division championship on the back of an astonishing 10 victories. Ryan joined a very elite list of drivers to ever score 10 or more wins in a season at Thompson, joining Bugs Stevens (10- 1968), Geoff Bodine (12- 1976), Fred DeSarro (13- 1977) and Thompson’s all-time winner Ted Christopher (14- 2001 & 10- 2010)
Valenti Modified Racing Series- In his only start in 2012, Ryan earned yet another impressive top 10 at Thompson.
Riverhead Raceway- In 12 starts, Ryan visited victory lane 2 times and was tremendously consistent yet again with 4 top 5’s and 9 top 10’s during his part-time season.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- Earned top 5 qualifying positions in both of his 2 events in 2012. Finishing 11th at the “Madhouse” Bowman Gray Stadium and following that up with an impressive 2nd place finish at Charlotte at the end of the season.
Whelen Modified Tour- Competed for four different teams and competed in 10 of 16 WMT events. Ryan posted five top 10’s, with a season best finish of a runner-up effort in the Stafford Fall Final. Ryan was able to earn 2 poles during his part-time season.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Won first career SK Modified Championship with 8 trips to victory lane. Ryan also posted an astronomical 17 top 10 finishes during the 18 race events in 2011.
Thompson Speedway- In his first full season of competition in the Sunoco Modified division, Ryan won 4 times.
Stafford Motor Speedway- Won first career SK Modified Championship with 8 trips to victory lane. Ryan also posted an astronomical 17 top 10 finishes during the 18 race events in 2011.
Thompson Speedway- In his first full season of competition in the Sunoco Modified division, Ryan won 4 times.
Whelen Modified Tour- Earned eight top 10's in 14 outings and finished sixth in the standings. Ryan was a three-time race runner-up which once again showed his ability in consistency.
Stafford Motor Speedway- In his first full season in the SK division, Ryan finished the year 2nd in the standings and was able to capture the checkered flag for his first career SK win. He would finish the 21 race season with 13 top 5 finishes and 15 top 10’s.
Valenti Modified Racing Series- Competed in 1 event in 2010 at Seekonk Speedway, where he started 22nd and was able to masterfully carve through the field and score another top 10 with a 7th place finish.
Race of Champions- Finished 10th in his only start in 2010 at Oswego Speedway in the full 35 car field for the ROC 200.
Stafford Motor Speedway- In his first full season in the SK division, Ryan finished the year 2nd in the standings and was able to capture the checkered flag for his first career SK win. He would finish the 21 race season with 13 top 5 finishes and 15 top 10’s.
Valenti Modified Racing Series- Competed in 1 event in 2010 at Seekonk Speedway, where he started 22nd and was able to masterfully carve through the field and score another top 10 with a 7th place finish.
Race of Champions- Finished 10th in his only start in 2010 at Oswego Speedway in the full 35 car field for the ROC 200.
Whelen Modified Tour- Ryan was the championship runner-up on the strength of a tour-high 10 top-five finishes. The teenager recorded back-to-back wins at Riverhead and Stafford with poles at Riverhead and the September New Hampshire race.
Modified Racing Series- Finished 5th in his only start of 2009, at Seekonk Speedway, after starting 12th.
Modified Racing Series- Finished 5th in his only start of 2009, at Seekonk Speedway, after starting 12th.
Whelen Modified Tour- Registered four top five finishes and seven top 10's in 16 starts and finished 10th in the point standings. Ryan earned his first career pole award at the Stafford Spring Sizzler and would top that by winning the pole and race winner in the Made In America Whelen 300 at Martinsville.
Race of Champions- In two starts, Ryan finished in the top 10 twice, including a 3rd place finish at Thompson Speedway.
Race of Champions- In two starts, Ryan finished in the top 10 twice, including a 3rd place finish at Thompson Speedway.
Whelen Modified Tour- Made 14 starts and finished 19th in the season standings during his rookie season.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- In his first career start, Ryan brought the family owned ride home to a 5th place finish at Caraway after starting 11th.
Whelen Southern Modified Tour- In his first career start, Ryan brought the family owned ride home to a 5th place finish at Caraway after starting 11th.
Modified Racing Series- Earned an incredible 4th place finish in his first series start at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. Ryan would be even better in his second career start when he would finish on the podium at Star Speedway with a 2nd place finish.
Race of Champions- In the national event, the high school student was able to finish in a tremendous 5th place position in a race that saw 47 cars attempt to qualify and 40 feature starters.
Race of Champions- In the national event, the high school student was able to finish in a tremendous 5th place position in a race that saw 47 cars attempt to qualify and 40 feature starters.
-Ryan earned a total of 6 top 5 finishes in a tour-type modified at Mountain Speedway at 14 years old.
-Earned 3 midget victories at the ages of 12 and 13, including a monumental victory at the Indianapolis Speedrome
-During the 2001 season, a 10 year old Ryan, won a total of 17 features at Whip City Speedway
-Ryan started his racing career in quarter midgets, racing from ages 7-11 where he qualified for every national, compiled more than 150 weekly wins at Silver City Speedway. He was a 3-time JSCA Gasoline Alley National Champion, along with, winning a Jr Stock Grand National Championship, a Light B Tangerine Invitational Champion and the Light B Turkey Derby Champion.
-Earned 3 midget victories at the ages of 12 and 13, including a monumental victory at the Indianapolis Speedrome
-During the 2001 season, a 10 year old Ryan, won a total of 17 features at Whip City Speedway
-Ryan started his racing career in quarter midgets, racing from ages 7-11 where he qualified for every national, compiled more than 150 weekly wins at Silver City Speedway. He was a 3-time JSCA Gasoline Alley National Champion, along with, winning a Jr Stock Grand National Championship, a Light B Tangerine Invitational Champion and the Light B Turkey Derby Champion.
