Rayland, Ohio driver Michael Davis confirmed today that he will start the 2012 racing season in the Sunshine State of Florida! Michael will go Open Wheel Modified racing in Florida, as he will tackle the annual 'DIRTcar Nationals' at the Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida from February 14-21. The week of non-stop action at the Daytona Beach area speedplant will be headlined by the $5,000 to win 'Gator Championship' on February 20. You can view the dates that Michael released today by clicking on the SCHEDULE page of the website!

"Hot Rod" Michael Davis wrapped up his 2011 campaign during the annual 'Pittsburgher' weekend at the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on September 16-17. On Friday evening, Michael won his heat race and later redrew the twelfth starting spot for the $2,000 to win Dirt Late Model feature event. The Rayland, Ohio native was able to move up four positions in the A-Main en route to a steady eighth place effort. When Saturday rolled around, Michael once again won his heat race at PPMS and rolled off seventh on the grid in the $7,000 to win main event. A wrong tire selection for the #7m team doomed them in the 'Pittsburgher,' as Michael slipped back to a thirteenth place finish.

In Open Wheel Modified action over the weekend, Michael unfortunately suffered a flat tire in his heat race on Friday night and had to start the $1,500 to win A-Main from the tail of the field on Saturday. Behind the wheel of Bruce Takach's #65 machine, Michael stormed through the pack to finish in the tenth spot. Complete results from the huge weekend at PPMS, which closed out the season for Michael, can be accessed online at www.ppms.com.

Rayland, Ohio native Michael Davis was busy at the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Saturday night, September 10, as he competed in both the Super Late Model and the Open Wheel Modified divisions. Behind the wheel of the #7m Davis Motorsports Super Late Model, Michael finished third in his heat race prior to winding up a solid sixth in the $1,500 to win A-Main. The strong run clinched the 2011 Track Championship for Michael at PPMS!

The driver known as "Hot Rod" also piloted a back-up #17 car for J.E. Stalder in the Open Wheel Modified division. After starting eighth in his heat race and moving up to fourth, Michael rolled off from the outside of the front row in the feature event. Michael led the first thirteen circuits and dominated the race before blowing a motor with only two laps to go. The mechanical problem caused him to retire from the event in the seventh position. Full results from both classes at PPMS can be viewed online at www.ppms.com.

The Davis Motorsports team once again brought their #7m Rocket Chassis to the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Saturday evening, September 3 for a regular weekly program. Michael Davis won his heat race in preliminary action and later had a solid run in the $1,500 to win main event as well. When the checkered flag fell over the field at PPMS, Michael found himself in the eighth position. He is still on top of the Super Late Model point standings at PPMS following his top ten effort over the Labor Day holiday weekend. Full results can be found online at www.ppms.com.

Rayland, Ohio driver Michael Davis reached victory lane once again at the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway on Saturday night, August 27, but not behind the wheel of his familiar #7m Super Late Model. Piloting Bruce Takach's #65 Open Wheel Modified, Michael won his heat race and later rolled off from the outside of the third row in the A-Main. The driver known as "Hot Rod" then led laps 2-15 of the main event en route to his fourth victory of the 2011 campaign. In Super Late Model action, Michael wound up fifth in the final rundown of the $1,500 to win feature event. Full results can be found online at www.ppms.com.