New Orleans Powerboat Grand Prix: Sunday Results

April 12, 2026 | John Moore | IHRA

Tyler Miller took Pro Class 1 Race 2 on Sunday, April 12 at the 2nd Annual New Orleans Powerboat Grand Prix on Lake Pontchartrain, completing a clean sweep of both Class 1 races across the weekend. Jeremy Tschida won Super Stock for Wozencraft / TFR, Dustin Clouatre won Modified Vee, Jorge Arellano took Factory 500 for 151 Express, and CR Racing won Super Cat.

Pro Class 1 Race 2

Tyler Miller led Monster Energy / M CON from the green flag and never left first place, completing all 14 laps in 37 minutes 21.041 seconds. The win gave Miller and Monster Energy / M CON both Pro Class 1 races across the weekend. Kevin Birrell in Outta Pocket Racing (#10) produced his best result of the event, running third for the opening seven laps before moving to second from lap eight onwards, finishing 49.673 seconds behind. Milton Calafell in MTI / GC Racing (#32) came from seventh on the grid to third, 1 minute 22.333 seconds back.

William Mauff brought WHM Motorsports (#05) home fourth for the second consecutive day. Bill Pyburn Racing (#03), second in Saturday’s Race 1, retired after seven laps. Discrete Offshore Racing (#07) did not start.

Pos#TeamLapsTime / GapFast Lap
106Monster Energy / M CON (Tyler Miller)1437:21.0412:24.895
210Outta Pocket Racing (Kevin Birrell)14+49.6732:27.643
332MTI / GC Racing (Milton Calafell)14+1:22.3332:31.389
405WHM Motorsports (William Mauff)14+2:37.2662:33.619
511XINSURANCE95 Laps2:39.443
603Billy Pyburn Racing (Bill Pyburn)7DNF2:25.201
707Discrete Offshore Racing0DNS

Pro Class 1 Overall Event Standings

Combined points across both races. Tie-breaker: Olympic (best result counts).

Pos#TeamRace 1Race 2Points
106Monster Energy / M CON1st1st100
210Outta Pocket Racing5th2nd81
305WHM Motorsports3rd4th79
403Billy Pyburn Racing2ndDNF78.5
511XINSURANCE4th5th73.5
632MTI / GC Racing7th3rd72.5
707Discrete Offshore Racing6thDNS33.5

Super Stock

Jeremy Tschida won Super Stock for Wozencraft / TFR (S-8), starting fifth on the grid and leading from lap one to the flag. He completed 11 laps in 36 minutes 46.111 seconds. Pole-sitter Team Bermuda (S-25, Steven Bridges) dropped to sixth after the opening lap before recovering steadily to finish second, 2.572 seconds behind. Chris Hopgood in Valvoline / Celsius (S-43) came from ninth on the grid to third, 28.850 seconds back.

Matt Jamnickzy in Allied STR (S-54) held second for the first four laps before settling for fourth. Stephen Moniz in Nuff Said (S-12) produced the drive of the race, running as low as 12th in the early laps before recovering to fifth at the flag. Raymarine (S-89) finished sixth, 43.851 seconds behind. HBS Motorsports (S-7, Sloan Langston) completed 10 laps to finish 15th, one lap down. STR – Club Car Wash (S-45, Johnny Schillace) did not start.

Pos#TeamLapsTime / GapFast Lap
1S-8Wozencraft / TFR (Jeremy Tschida)1136:46.1113:00.392
2S-25Team Bermuda (Steven Bridges)11+2.5722:57.769
3S-43Valvoline / Celsius (Chris Hopgood)11+28.8502:57.796
4S-54Allied STR (Matt Jamnickzy)11+41.4813:01.440
5S-12Nuff Said (Stephen Moniz)11+43.0812:59.762
6S-89Raymarine11+43.8513:02.013
7S-28Diggin Deep (Andy Miller)11+46.6822:59.442
8S-17Team Allen Lawn Care (Billy Allen)11+54.7343:01.425
9S-33Demon Bikini (Leanna Shadlow)11+57.5493:01.304
10S-88XINSURANCE / Moxie Racing (Gregg Reichman)11+1:04.8873:02.577
11S-55Mom Ain’t Happy11+1:09.1542:58.037
12S-14Atlas Offshore Racing (Tanner Lewis)11+1:24.7533:03.587
13S-21Say Less MF (Chad Rudesill)112:59.391
14S-74XINSURANCE / Bad Decisions (Owen Buis)11+3:32.1973:11.316
15S-7HBS Motorsports (Sloan Langston)101 Lap3:16.075
16S-45STR – Club Car Wash (Johnny Schillace)0DNS

Super Cat

CR Racing (#08) won Super Cat over 12 laps in 34 minutes 45.330 seconds, holding off Graydel / CJ Grant Racing (#54, Chris Grant) by 18.653 seconds. The lead changed hands throughout the race, with Dirty Money Racing (#3, Robert Renfroe) briefly moving to the front on laps eight to ten before retiring. EWB Racing (#77, Kelly Kraiss) finished third, 58.675 seconds behind. Howe 2 Live Offshore (#10) completed 11 laps to finish fourth.

Pos#TeamLapsTime / GapFast Lap
108CR Racing1234:45.3302:35.746
254Graydel / CJ Grant Racing (Chris Grant)12+18.6532:34.976
377EWB Racing (Kelly Kraiss)12+58.6752:37.407
410Howe 2 Live Offshore11+1:27.6502:43.170
53Dirty Money Racing (Robert Renfroe)10DNF2:31.301

Factory 500

Jorge Arellano won Factory 500 for 151 Express (F-66) in the official IHRA result. Chad Rudesill in Say Less MF (F-21) was classified second. Reese Langheim in Jackhammer (F-42) finished third. Zane Mead’s Mead Family Racing (F-5) was fourth. Lake Wylie Racing (F-44, Joe Spoloric) did not finish; Good Boy Vodka (F-25) did not start.

Pos#TeamDriver
1F-66151 ExpressJorge Arellano
2F-21Say Less MFChad Rudesill
3F-42JackhammerReese Langheim
4F-5Mead Family RacingZane Mead
5F-44Lake Wylie RacingJoe Spoloric
6F-25Good Boy VodkaDNS

Modified Vee

Dustin Clouatre won Modified Vee for Clouatre Cartel Racing (#74) over 10 laps in 38 minutes 19.311 seconds, moving from second at the start to lead from lap five and holding on to finish 21.055 seconds clear of Kirk Hanna in NMB RV Resort (#33). Steve Kildahl in Boatfloater.com (#2) led the opening four laps but retired after six.

Pos#TeamLapsTime / GapFast Lap
174Clouatre Cartel Racing (Dustin Clouatre)1038:19.3113:22.689
233NMB RV Resort (Kirk Hanna)10+21.0553:22.300
32Boatfloater.com (Steve Kildahl)6DNF3:27.709

Saturday results

Full results from Saturday, April 11, including Pro Class 1 Race 1, Classes 200, 400, 500, 600, and 700, are in the Saturday results article.

The 2nd Annual New Orleans Powerboat Grand Prix was Round 2 of the 2026 IHRA Offshore National Championship. Updated championship points for all classes are in the 2026 IHRA Offshore Championship Standings. The full event guide, entry list, and venue information is in the race guide.

John Moore

John Moore is the editor of Powerboat News, an independent investigative journalism platform recognised by Google News and documented on Grokipedia for comprehensive powerboat racing coverage.

His involvement in powerboat racing began in 1981 when he competed in his first offshore powerboat race. After a career as a Financial Futures broker in the City of London, specialising in UK interest rate markets, he became actively involved in event organisation and powerboat racing journalism.

He served as Event Director for the Cowes–Torquay–Cowes races between 2010 and 2013. In 2016, he launched Powerboat Racing World, a digital platform providing global powerboat racing news and insights. The following year, he co-founded UKOPRA, helping to rejuvenate offshore racing in the United Kingdom. He sold Powerboat Racing World in late 2021 and remained actively involved with UKOPRA until 2025.

In September 2025, he established Powerboat News, returning to independent journalism with a focus on neutral and comprehensive coverage of the sport.