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Paul Morris, the 2017 champion
Matthew Brabham, the 2017 runner-up

The 2017 Speed Energy Stadium Super Trucks Series was the fifth season of the Stadium Super Trucks series. Paul Morris won his first series championship with a one-point advantage over Matthew Brabham.

Drivers

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No. Driver Races
1 United States Sheldon Creed 1–5, 8–14
2 Australia Travis Milburn 1–3
United States Ryan Villopoto 21–22
3 United States Aaron Bambach 11–12, 19–20
5 United States Casey Mears 21–22
7 United States Robby Gordon 1–10, 13–22
United States Davey Hamilton Jr. 11
10 United States Greg Adler 21–22
12 United Kingdom Shaun Richardson 8–10
13 Australia Beau Robinson 8–10
18 Mexico Apdaly Lopez 21–22
25 United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 4–7, 13–14, 18, 21–22
33 United States Todd Romano 18
44 United States Adam Andretti 21–22
45 Australia Craig Dontas 1–3, 8–10, 15–17
47 United States Jeff Hoffman 1–3
50 12
50:1 4–7, 11, 13–22
Australia Travis Milburn 8–10
51 Brazil Átila Abreu 11–12
52 United States Davey Hamilton Jr. 6–7
55 United States Gavin Harlien All
57 United States Bill Hynes All
67 Australia Paul Morris 1–20
United States Jerett Brooks 21–22
75 United States Erik Davis 1–3, 6–7, 11–14, 21–22
United States Davey Hamilton Jr. 4–5, 18
Australia Jake Kostecki 8–10
77 China Li Ya Tao 18
78 United States Sara Price 21–22
83 Australia Matthew Brabham All
87 Australia Toby Price 1–3
98 United States P. J. Jones 4–6, 13–14
119 United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 11–12
213 United States Steve Kendall 19–20
257 United States Myles Cheek 6–7
410 Australia Greg Gartner 1–3, 8–10, 15–17
441 United States Troy Diede 6–7
Sources:[a]

Schedule

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Round Track Location Date Supporting
1 Adelaide Street Circuit Australia Adelaide, Australia March 3–5 Clipsal 500 Adelaide
2 Streets of St. Petersburg Florida St. Petersburg, Florida March 11–12 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
3 Streets of Long Beach California Long Beach, California April 8–9 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
4 Barbagallo Raceway Australia Perth, Australia May 5–7 Perth SuperSprint
5 The Raceway on Belle Isle Michigan Detroit, Michigan June 3–4 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix
6 Texas Motor Speedway Texas Fort Worth, Texas June 10 Rainguard Water Sealers 600
7 Hidden Valley Raceway Australia Darwin, Australia June 16–18 Darwin Triple Crown
8 Beijing National Stadium China Beijing, China July 29 Monster Jam
9 Watkins Glen International New York (state) Watkins Glen, New York September 2–3 Grand Prix at The Glen
10 Lake Elsinore Diamond California Lake Elsinore, California December 15 Race & Rock SST World Championship
11 December 16

Season summary

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For the third consecutive year, the new SST season began at Adelaide Street Circuit to support the Supercars Championship's Clipsal 500 Adelaide. Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series driver Jeff Hoffman made his series debut, while Gavin Harlien ran his first race since 2015.[23][24] In Race 1, V8 Ute Racing Series racer Craig Dontas, who helped SST establish a following in Australia, started in the second row and quickly took the lead.[25] Although Paul Morris and Matthew Brabham passed Dontas on the final lap, Harlien wrecked after making contact with Erik Davis and flipped, causing the race to be red flagged and Dontas to be declared the race winner.[24][26] Sheldon Creed beat Toby Price to win Race 2.[27] The final race began with Dontas flipping, leading to a red flag that shortened the race from eight to five laps. Hoffman led the race until Morris passed him and went on to win; Hoffman was eventually involved in a battle with his Royal Purple teammate Harlien, ending when Harlien hit the wall and triggered a wreck that involved Davis, Price, and Travis Milburn.[28]

The trucks' first American race took place with the IndyCar Series' Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Sprint car racing driver Davey Hamilton Jr. joined the series for his maiden SST start, driving the No. 75 Always Evolving truck owned by Davis.[29] Although Brabham led much of Race 1, power steering issues and a late spin knocked him out of the win;[30] instead, Robby Gordon and Creed fought for the victory, with the former holding the latter off to win his first race at St. Petersburg since 2014.[31] Brabham rebounded by winning Race 2, the first non-American SST winner at the track.[30]

In January, the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach and the series formed a multi-year agreement to continue racing at the street course.[32] Brabham took the weekend victory as he won Race 1 and finished second in Race 2;[33] Gordon won the latter. Myles Cheek, who raced in the series' Super Trophy Kart division in 2013, made his series debut at Long Beach as he finished seventh and eighth, including spinning in Race 2.[34][35]

Returning to Australia in May, SST's races at Barbagallo Raceway in conjunction with the Perth SuperSprint was their first at a closed circuit.[36] Jake Kostecki ran his first SST weekend in the No. 75, but contact on a ramp with Milburn in Race 1 caused him to roll through the grass;[37] Harlien attempted to dodge Kostecki's truck but stalled his vehicle, eliminating him from the race.[38] Creed avoided the wreck and eventually won the round.[37] Kostecki missed the rest of the weekend due to the damage. Gordon won Race 2, while Creed beat Gordon to the finish in Race 3 by .023 seconds, one of the closest finishes in series history.[39]

Creed's success continued as he swept the two Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix races.[40] Gordon missed the weekend as he was competing in the Baja 500, with Hamilton serving as the interim No. 7 driver. Stock Car Brasil driver Átila Abreu also made his SST debut at Detroit, driving the No. 51 with sponsorship from his SCB team Shell Oil Company and Monster Energy.[41]

A week after Detroit, the series followed IndyCar to Texas Motor Speedway for the Rainguard Water Sealers 600, where SST raced on a dirt track featuring elements of the infield, pit road, and the frontstretch. As further promotion for the trucks, TMS' turn two held an off-road expo called the "Off-Road Ruckus", which allowed visitors to drive their off-road vehicles along an obstacle course and observe exhibits.[42] P. J. Jones and Creed won the two races, but Harlien claimed the overall weekend victory with third- and second-place finishes.[43][44][13][14]

The trucks' next trip to Australia, the Hidden Valley Raceway in Darwin as part of the Darwin Triple Crown, was their first points racing at the track;[45] in 2016, Morris, Price, and Brad Gallard participated in an SST demonstration at Hidden Valley.[46][47] Morris won Races 1 and 3 in close battles with Gordon, but Race 2 saw him hit the tire barrier in a chicane and roll over; Brabham won the round.[46] After the weekend, Gordon took a stadium truck to a nightclub in the city, where he performed donuts. He was eventually charged with and pleaded guilty to traffic and anti-hooning violations, leading to a fine, though he defended his actions as he had received prior approval from security guards.[48] The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport (CAMS) revoked Gordon's competition visa for future events, barring him from racing in the country and jeopardizing the series' future.[49] An apology and $10,000 donation to the Australian Road Safety Foundation in October led to the ban being lifted.[50]

In July, SST joined Monster Jam for a round at the Beijing National Stadium, their first trip to Asia since a demo in Mongolia in 2016 and their inaugural Asian points race.[51] Among the ten SST drivers was newcomer Li Ya Tao.[52] Racing on a dirt oval, Hamilton led the most laps and won the race, but was disqualified as he had not taken the Joker Lap; instead, Brabham was declared the winner.[51][18]

The following month, the series was a part of IndyCar's Grand Prix at The Glen at Watkins Glen International.[53] Officially known as the UFD at The Glen,[54] it was SST's first race in the northeastern United States and first on an American permanent road course.[55] Gordon and Brabham won the weekend's two races.[56]

To close 2017, SST organized the inaugural Race & Rock World Championship at the Lake Elsinore Diamond baseball park.[57] Among those in the field were X Games Austin 2014 gold medalist Apdaly Lopez, female off-road racer Sara Price, NASCAR's Casey Mears, Trans-Am Series veteran Adam Andretti, and four-time AMA Motocross champion Ryan Villopoto.[58] Morris skipped the weekend as he was tending to a rib injury, so he tasked Jerett Brooks with driving his No. 67 truck.[59] Both races were determined by two heats each, with Lopez and Creed winning on Friday; Mears, Davis, Andretti, and Greg Adler failed to qualify for the Friday feature. Lopez went on to win Race 1. Saturday featured heat wins by Creed and Brooks. The two dominated the second half of Race 2, with Brooks' runner-up finish and Brabham's eighth securing the championship for Morris by one point.[59][60]

Results and standings

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Race results

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Round Race Event Fastest qualifier Pole position Most laps led Winning driver Ref
1 1 Adelaide Australia Matthew Brabham United States Bill Hynes Australia Craig Dontas Australia Craig Dontas [1]
2 United States Robby Gordon — United States Sheldon Creed [2]
3 United States Bill Hynes Australia Paul Morris [3]
2 4 St. Petersburg United States Robby Gordon United States Jeff Hoffman United States Robby Gordon United States Robby Gordon [4]
5 Australia Matthew Brabham Australia Matthew Brabham Australia Matthew Brabham [5]
3 6 Long Beach Australia Matthew Brabham United States Bill Hynes Australia Paul Morris Australia Matthew Brabham [6]
7 United States Troy Diede United States Robby Gordon United States Robby Gordon [7]
4 8 Perth Australia Matthew Brabham Australia Beau Robinson United States Bill Hynes United States Sheldon Creed [8]
9 United States Gavin Harlien United States Gavin Harlien United States Robby Gordon [9]
10 Australia Beau Robinson United States Bill Hynes United States Sheldon Creed [10]
5 11 Detroit United States Gavin Harlien United States Davey Hamilton Jr. United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [11]
12 Brazil Átila Abreu United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [12]
6 13 Texas Australia Paul Morris United States Erik Davis United States P. J. Jones United States P. J. Jones [13]
14 United States Erik Davis United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [14]
7 15 Darwin United States Robby Gordon United States Bill Hynes United States Robby Gordon Australia Paul Morris [15]
16 United States Bill Hynes Australia Matthew Brabham Australia Matthew Brabham [16]
17 United States Bill Hynes Australia Paul Morris Australia Paul Morris [17]
8 18 Beijing Australia Paul Morris United States Bill Hynes United States Bill Hynes[b] Australia Matthew Brabham [18]
9 19 Watkins Glen Australia Paul Morris United Kingdom Shaun Richardson United States Robby Gordon United States Robby Gordon [19]
20 United States Steve Kendall Australia Matthew Brabham Australia Matthew Brabham [20]
10 H1 Lake Elsinore United States Greg Adler United States Casey Mears — Mexico Apdaly Lopez [21]
H2 United States Ryan Villopoto United States Sheldon Creed
21 United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. Mexico Apdaly Lopez Mexico Apdaly Lopez
11 H1 United States Gavin Harlien United States Burt Jenner Mexico Apdaly Lopez United States Sheldon Creed [22]
H2 United States Sara Price United States Adam Andretti
22 United States Robby Gordon United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed

Drivers' championship

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Rank Driver Australia
ADE 		Florida
STP 		California
LBH 		Australia
PER 		Michigan
DET 		Texas
TEX 		Australia
HID 		China
BEI 		New York (state)
GLN 		California
ELS 		Points
H1 H2 F1 H1 H2 F2
1 Australia Paul Morris 2 4 1 3 7 2* 4 3 4 9 4 4 4 9 1 7 1* 5 2 3 Rpl‡ Rpl‡ Rpl‡ Rpl‡ 546
2 Australia Matthew Brabham 3 12 2 9 1* 1 2 10 3 4 3 2 5 3 3 1* 3 1 3 1* 4 5 7 8 545
3 United States Robby Gordon 12 3 4 1* 3 4 1* 4 1 2 2 4 2* 3 2 2 1* 2 2 3 3 3 530
4 United States Gavin Harlien 8 7 7 10 6 3 3 11 2* 3 2 3 3 2 4 2 3 4 4 6 8 4 2 7 459
5 United States Sheldon Creed 7 1 5 2 2 1 5 1 1* 1* 9 1* 1 2 1 1* 411
6 United States Jeff Hoffman 10 9 3 7 8 5 5 Rpl† Rpl† Rpl† 6 9 6 5 5 5 4 3 6 4 3 12 5 4 325
7 United States Bill Hynes 11 10 11 8 9 10 10 6* 11 5* 9 7 8 10 8 8 7 8* 7 10 5 11 6 DNQ 279
8 United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 5 4 6 6 10 6 7 8 7 2 7 6 9 183
9 United States Erik Davis 9 8 8 11 9 8 5 10 7 7 DNQ 8 DNQ 147
10 Australia Greg Gartner 6 6 6 5 7 6 6 6 8 139
11 Australia Craig Dontas 1* 11 12 7 8 11 7 5 5 133
12 Australia Travis Milburn 5 5 9 2† 6† 8† 102
13 United States P. J. Jones 4 5 9 1* 6 99
14 United States Davey Hamilton Jr. 6 10 8 7 7 12[b] 76
15 Australia Toby Price 4 2 10 66
16 United States Aaron Bambach 5 10 5 5 61
17 United Kingdom Shaun Richardson 8 9 10 9 8 61
18 Mexico Apdaly Lopez 1 1* 3 11 59
19 Australia Beau Robinson 9 10 7 37
20 United States Ryan Villopoto 6 10 5 10 35
21 United States Adam Andretti 6 DNQ 1 12 34
22 United States Casey Mears 7 DNQ 4 5 29
23 United States Myles Cheek 7 8 27
24 United States Greg Adler 8 DNQ 4 6 26
25 United States Sara Price 4 9 7 DNQ 25
26 United States Burt Jenner 5 6 8 DNQ 25
27 Brazil Átila Abreu 11 8 23
28 United States Steve Kendall 10 9 23
29 United States Troy Diede 12 DNS 19
30 United States Todd Romano 6 15
31 China Li Ya Tao 9 12
32 Australia Jake Kostecki 12 DNS DNS 9
United States Jerett Brooks 3‡ 8‡ 2‡ 2‡
Source:[61]
Legend
Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green 4th–5th place (Top 5)
Light Blue 6th–10th place (Top 10)
Dark Blue Finished (Outside Top 10)
Purple Did not finish (DNF)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Brown Withdrew (Wth)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Race cancelled or abandoned (C)
Blank Did not participate (DNP)
Driver replacement (Rpl)
Race not held (NH)
Not competing
In-Line Notation
Bold Pole position
Italics Ran fastest race lap
* Led most race laps
miscellaneous notation
Points Position
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th
Heat 12 10 8 7 5 4 3 2 1
Final 25 22 20 18 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6
Bonuses
Most laps led 3
Position gained 1
Fastest qualifier 1

Driver replacements

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Key No. Original driver Replacement driver Race
† 47 Jeff Hoffman Travis Milburn Perth
‡ 67 Paul Morris Jerett Brooks Lake Elsinore
All points scored by the replacement went to the original driver, though Milburn and Hoffman shared the points.

Notes

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  1. ^ Sorted by round:
  2. ^ a b Davey Hamilton Jr. led the most laps, but his disqualification meant Hynes received the bonus points.

References

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