Tony Toste began racing in 1994 with a hobby stock car on a dirt track. Jason Papich began racing in on a dirt track as a teenager. After gaining some success on the track Jason and Tony started Papich-Toste Racing to take their efforts to the next level. Today the Papich-Toste Race Team participates in several divisions including K&N Pro Series, Super Late Model, IMCA Modified and Mini Stock. The thrill of dirt track racing has bitten both drivers and now they have both entered the Super Late Model division. With only a handful of starts under their belts both drivers have had top ten finishes, yet both realize there is still much to learn.

The K&N Pro Series is a NASCAR sanctioned class and we are proud to have Tony Toste driving his Pro Series #91 for PTR. The class includes a challenging combination of short tracks, intermediates, road courses, and speedways, with a number of races held in combination with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events. The race cars in this class weigh 3,250 or 3,300 pounds and have a wheelbase of 105 or 110 inches. The race cars drive on Goodyear tires and are powered by a 358 cubic-inch engine.

The IMCA Modified division is a very competitive open-wheel stock cars race on short tracks. The events run coast to coast and have millions of fans that join in on the fun. We are proud to have both Tony Toste and Jason Papich running #91 race cars in this class.

The WCS Late Model division includes events that make for some very exciting racing because of the low engine costs and open tire rules that allow for affordable weekly racing. We are proud to have both Tony Toste and Jason Papich running #91 race cars in this class.

The Mini Stock class is also often referred to as the 4-bangers. The race cars include four cylinder engines in small compact cars with some modifications. This entry level class is a great way for a driver to get their feet wet.