4/2/2020
Ransomville Speedway
Ransomville Speedway Profile: Jordan Moden
A young driver from Medina, NY has worked his way through the rankings to get to where he is now. From racing #87 in go karts at the Little R, to moving up to the #87 street stock, Jordan Moden will begin his first full season in the #28 sportsman at Ransomville Speedway. After getting top 5 in the street stock points in the 2018 season, Moden hopes to continue to improve and develop his talent in racing after experiencing the “learning curve transitioning from street stocks to sportsmans”. He is no stranger to the sport as “all the generations in the family” has immersed him into the addiction we call racing. Although Moden believes that Ransomville Speedway is “pretty competitive”, he plans to begin the season in the Novice Sportsman class and work his way up to the Sportsman class in the 2020 season. Moden’s goals for the 2020 series include checking out more tracks and learning more about racing in order to “hopefully get better finishes”. Jordan believes to “always go in open minded” and shows that with his plans to run the DIRTcar Series, BEI Lightening Series, and a few GRIT Series shows. Jordan would like to thank Western New York Energy, Pete’s Garage, Karl Moden Trucking, N Burke Landscaping, Empire Dairy, Vivus Technologies, Zambistro Restaurant, and JJC custom Graphics for their generous support this upcoming season. Other than his sponsors, he would also like to thank his parents, grandparents, David, Aunt Jenn, Uncle Mike, Brett, Veronika, Erick Rudolph, and rest of his family for their unconditional support throughout his racing career.
Q&A with Jordan Moden:
What is something you do as a race day tradition?
“We stop at Tim Hortons at the end of the night to top it off.”
What's your favorite racing movie?
“It’s gotta be Trading Paint”
Who is a driver that you look up to for inspiration?
“I can’t pick just one so definitely Grandpa, Uncle Mike, and Brett”
What is the most memorable moment in your racing career thus far?
“When I won my first street stock race in 2018 or you know, remember the time that I spun out in front of you in karts and sent you to the hospital when we were younger? Haha good times.”
To follow Jordan on his racing adventures, fans can follow him on his Facebook page Jordan Moden Racing.
Article Credit: Keirstan Farina
Submitted By: Jeff Anstett
