Tubeworks

It’s been a busy few months at the shop, but we would be missing something important if we didn’t take a moment to recognize what our Tubeworks customers have accomplished using components tailored to their specific race programs.

At the 2026 King of the Hammers Race of Kings, Randy Slawson took the win running a Tubeworks CrossTie Rear Differential and Josh Blyler finished 2nd with a Tubeworks Duplx Rear Pinion Support.

Tubeworks-equipped contenders also showed up all over the leaderboard, including Paul Wolff, Tad Dowker, Loren Healy, Casey Currie, Robby and Max Gordon, the Gomez Brothers, Jason Scherer, and Vaughn Gittin Jr., running one or more of Tubeworks products including Tubeworks Custom ratio billet gears, Tubeworks CrossTie third members, race drive lockers, and dual one-way drive differential units.

At the Mint 400, Vaughn Gittin Jr. brought home the win in class 1 Unlimited using Tubeworks reinforced racing gears and a Tubeworks Race Drive dual one-way.

At Lights Out in South Georgia. Brett LaSala took the win and then followed that up with another win At TX2K, using a Tubeworks CrossTie and Tubeworks reinforced racing gears, setting a record of 5.87 @ 242 mph!

Congratulations to all these drivers and teams. We are proud to have Tubeworks parts along for the ride and grateful to be part of programs that continue to push performance to the next level.