For the second-straight week, Ken Schrader took his Federated Auto Parts No. 9 Hunt Brothers Pizza DIRTcar UMP Modified to Victory Lane.

The veteran racer's latest triumph came on Saturday night at the 1/3-mile, high banks of Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 (Pevely, Missouri).

Ken Schrader returned to the driver's seat on Saturday afternoon at Legit Speedway Park (West Plains, Missouri) as the facility hosted its 2021 opener.

With 22 entries entered Schrader won his heat race from the fifth-starting position. He then wired the field in the 20-lap, caution-free feature to picked up his first win of 2021 in his Federated Auto Parts No. 9 Modified.

This weekend Ken kicks off the 2021 season with the annual Ice Bowl at Talladega Short Track (Eastaboga, Alabama) on January 8-10. Will be driving Mike Vaughn’s No. 9 Modified. Should be back to Missouri late Sunday night so we can leave Monday afternoon for

From there Schrader heads to Cocopah Speedway (Yuma, Arizona) in his Hunt Brothers Pizza / KSR No. 9 Modified, where he'll compete in the annual IMCA Winter Nationals.

"Thanks to everybody for the support over the years. Like I’ve said before we are nowhere near done, just full-time dirt racing with maybe a few big surprises thrown in," Ken Schrader shared. "Federated Auto Parts and Hunt Brothers Pizza will be our partners again this year! Hendrickcars.com, Petroff Towing, Hawkeye Enterprises and Unicover Pickup Covers are also back as partners. Can’t think all our product sponsors enough as they help keep this program on track. See you at the races!"

Book it as No. 3 on the 2020 season.

Friday night found Ken Schrader racing his Federated Auto Parts No. 9 Modified to the feature win at Terre Haute Action Track (Terre Haute, Indiana).

The victory at the sprawling, half-mile oval pushed his win tally on the season to three.

Ken Schrader returned to his winning ways on Sunday night. The pilot of the Federated Auto Parts No. 9 Modified raced to the feature victory at Dawson County Raceway (Lexington, Nebraska).

Connie Jewett Championship Night drew a field of 21 IMCA Modifieds to the Nebraska oval. After advancing from the sixth-starting spot to a fourth-place finish in his heat race, Ken locked into the fifth starting spot for the feature.

He went on to advance to the feature victory, which marked his second of the 2020 season.

Veteran short-track racer and 18-time ARCA Menards Series race winner Ken Schrader will call the race in the broadcast booth Saturday at Toledo Speedway as the ARCA Menards Series East returns to action with the Herr’s Potato Chips 200 Presented by Federated Car Care.

The event will limited to essential race personnel only and no spectators per state and local guidelines.

Fans can watch the race live and for free through Trackpass on NBC Gold.

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