MERRILL, Mich. — The 2025 season for Luke Griffith is about getting back to victory lane.
In 2024, the Sandusky, Ohio, native went back and forth between winged 410s and winged 360s, racing across the Midwest with limited success in both divisions.
This year, Griffith is back to 360 racing with the Ohio CAT Great Lakes Super Sprints Presented by PERFIT & ARP in his family-owned No.11g.
In 2023, Griffith had a career year in the final outing with NRA, earning a pair of wins, six top fives and 12 top-10 finishes in 16 starts.
Then, in 2024, while bouncing around in the 410 as well, Griffith finished inside the top 10 in two of his three starts and knocked off a top-five finish at Limaland Motorsports Park coming home second behind Devon Dobie. The up-and-down season helped Griffith lock in on goals for 2025.
“More than anything, we’re looking to find our way back to the success we had during our 2023 campaign,” Griffith explained. “My Dad, Austin Troyer, and I make a great team and are looking to get back to having fun at the race track as much as possible.”
While the competition has made earning a win more challenging in recent years with the Great Lakes Super Sprints, Griffith will have plenty of opportunity to accomplish a victory at tracks he’s had success at in the past. Limaland Motorsports Park dots the calendar six times this season, the home of Griffithss two most recent wins in 2023.
Likewise, the only time Griffith finished outside the top 10 that season was at Atomic Speedway (not on the schedule), Waynesfield Raceway Park (two dates), Eldora Speedway, and a midseason stop at Limaland.
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