Welcome to the Inside Line

This is where we share what’s happening before it hits social media. Shop progress, early announcements, lessons learned, and the real work behind Moore Family Motorsports — straight from the source.

🛠️IN THE SHOP

Picking up our new to us chassis! Always happy to support and buy local, this chassis is from the Rudolph shop and a hint of what colors you may see on the 24M in 2026!

A blue and white race car with the number 25 on its side is inside a garage, surrounded by tools, parts, and equipment, with several people working and talking nearby.
An illustration of a person welding a large piece of metal at a sign that reads 'SKRLIN COATING & BLASTING', with a can of paint and a paint roller on the table.

Welcome aboard, Skrlin Coating & Blasting!

We’re excited to officially welcome Skrlin Coating & Blasting to the Moore Family Motorsports program. A family-owned operation out of Niagara Falls with serious industrial coating, blasting, fabrication, and welding capabilities — and a team that understands hard work the same way we do.

Proud to have Steve, Judy, Stephanie, Adam, and Aaron with us as we build toward 2026. More to come. 🏁

🧱 BUILD PROGRESS

Current status:

  • Chassis: 2024 Bicknell was purchased in December

  • Drivetrain: Rear end and transmission are ready for seasonal maintenance. Looking at having our Bert Gen 2 transmission completely gone through.

  • Body: Colors and scheme have been chosen, just giving time for our new and returning partners to commit to another season!

What’s up in the shop?

It’s been a little quiet around the shop with the holidays in full swing, but don’t mistake quiet for idle. Things are about to pick up in a hurry. For now, we’re taking advantage of a rare pause — warming up with a bowl of soup, watching the Tulsa Shootout, and pretending we’re not already thinking ten steps ahead. Tools will be spinning again soon enough, but until then it’s all about recharging, talking racing, and getting ready for some chili, the Golden Drillers, and a stretch of long shop nights ahead. The calm never lasts long around here.