JST Motorsports takes ownership of Tanner Thorson's No. 88 Sprint Car
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 8:11 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Tanner Thorson's No. 88 Sprint Car, previously owned by Rod Gross Motorsports, is now under the ownership of JST Motorsports. This transition was officially announced on July 28, 2026, and follows months of planning. Thorson has experienced significant success while driving for Rod and Nancy Gross, boasting six victories and numerous top finishes in the High Limit Racing series. The JST Motorsports team, now headed by Jason and Shantel Tessier, is committed to competing in the upcoming High Limit Racing events, including a West Coast swing starting on August 20. Thorson currently sits eighth in the championship standings, trailing the leader by over 250 points.
- •JST Motorsports acquires Rod Gross Motorsports' No. 88 team.
- •Tanner Thorson has six victories in 116 feature starts this season.
- •Upcoming races include six events starting August 20.
- •Thorson is currently eighth in the championship standings.
- 8:11 PMYahoo Sports — Tanner Thorson's No. 88 Sprint Car Has New Owners
"The Rod Gross Motorsports #88 driven by Tanner Thorson on the Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing series has transitioned ownership to JST Motorsports.
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