CLEAN MACHINE 2.0 • CLEAN RACING COMMAND CENTER

Clean Machine

A live rolling three-race clean-racing command center built around incident rate, race completion, zero-incident starts, movement and sustained racecraft.

AUTO-UPDATINGOfficial race results recalculate this board automatically as each series window advances.

ELIGIBILITY 3 RACES • 75% LAPS Uses the exact same rolling three-race series windows as Chop's Most Wanted. Drivers need at least 3 starts, at least 75% of the available laps overall, and at least 50% completion in each individual race. Ties favor fewer incidents per 100 laps, more zero-incident races, then higher completion.

CLEAN MACHINE LEADER

Austin Knight

1 incident in the rolling 3 • 92.9% laps completed

0.33INC / RACE

CLEAN DRIVER

Tyler Dalton

4 incidents in the rolling 3 • 99.4% laps completed

1.33INC / RACE

CLEAN DRIVER

Tyler Lemon

4 incidents in the rolling 3 • 94.2% laps completed

1.33INC / RACE

ROLLING THREE-RACE BOARD

Clean Machine Top 20

Cleaner is better • live rolling three-race view

Same rolling window as Chop's Most Wanted • 75% overall + 50% minimum in each race • lowest incidents wins

UPDATED 2026-10-24

Rank	Driver	Move	Incidents	Inc/Race	Inc/100 Laps	0x Races	Laps	Completion	Series
#1	Austin Knight	—	1	0.33	0.25	2	393 / 423	92.9%	Nationals
Why #1? 0.33Incidents / race 1Total incidents 0.25Incidents / 100 laps 2Zero-incident races 92.9%Overall completion 85.9%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Austin Knight completed 92.9% overall and no individual start fell below 85.9%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#2	Tyler Dalton	—	4	1.33	0.87	2	459 / 462	99.4%	NextGen
Why #2? 1.33Incidents / race 4Total incidents 0.87Incidents / 100 laps 2Zero-incident races 99.4%Overall completion 98.5%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Tyler Dalton completed 99.4% overall and no individual start fell below 98.5%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#3	Tyler Lemon	—	4	1.33	0.92	1	435 / 462	94.2%	NextGen
Why #3? 1.33Incidents / race 4Total incidents 0.92Incidents / 100 laps 1Zero-incident races 94.2%Overall completion 75.9%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Tyler Lemon completed 94.2% overall and no individual start fell below 75.9%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#4	Jason Day	—	12	2.0	1.42	3	848 / 885	95.8%	Nationals • NextGen
Why #4? 2.0Incidents / race 12Total incidents 1.42Incidents / 100 laps 3Zero-incident races 95.8%Overall completion 86.5%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Jason Day completed 95.8% overall and no individual start fell below 86.5%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#5	Nate Biggart	—	9	2.25	1.64	2	550 / 550	100.0%	Nationals • NextGen
Why #5? 2.25Incidents / race 9Total incidents 1.64Incidents / 100 laps 2Zero-incident races 100.0%Overall completion 100.0%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Nate Biggart completed 100.0% overall and no individual start fell below 100.0%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#6	Brian Fine	—	8	2.67	1.73	2	462 / 462	100.0%	NextGen
Why #6? 2.67Incidents / race 8Total incidents 1.73Incidents / 100 laps 2Zero-incident races 100.0%Overall completion 100.0%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Brian Fine completed 100.0% overall and no individual start fell below 100.0%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#7	Joshua Seigfried	—	10	3.33	2.62	1	381 / 462	82.5%	NextGen
Why #7? 3.33Incidents / race 10Total incidents 2.62Incidents / 100 laps 1Zero-incident races 82.5%Overall completion 57.1%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Joshua Seigfried completed 82.5% overall and no individual start fell below 57.1%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#8	Robert Dudley	—	11	3.67	2.47	0	446 / 462	96.5%	NextGen
Why #8? 3.67Incidents / race 11Total incidents 2.47Incidents / 100 laps 0Zero-incident races 96.5%Overall completion 92.0%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Robert Dudley completed 96.5% overall and no individual start fell below 92.0%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#9	Brad Dove	—	22	3.67	2.73	1	805 / 885	91.0%	Nationals • NextGen
Why #9? 3.67Incidents / race 22Total incidents 2.73Incidents / 100 laps 1Zero-incident races 91.0%Overall completion 80.7%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Brad Dove completed 91.0% overall and no individual start fell below 80.7%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#10	Cameron Derieux	—	13	4.33	2.81	0	462 / 462	100.0%	NextGen
Why #10? 4.33Incidents / race 13Total incidents 2.81Incidents / 100 laps 0Zero-incident races 100.0%Overall completion 100.0%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Cameron Derieux completed 100.0% overall and no individual start fell below 100.0%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#11	Michael Strickland4	—	17	5.67	3.68	0	462 / 462	100.0%	NextGen
Why #11? 5.67Incidents / race 17Total incidents 3.68Incidents / 100 laps 0Zero-incident races 100.0%Overall completion 100.0%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Michael Strickland4 completed 100.0% overall and no individual start fell below 100.0%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.
#12	Chris Justice	—	17	5.67	3.82	1	445 / 462	96.3%	NextGen
Why #12? 5.67Incidents / race 17Total incidents 3.82Incidents / 100 laps 1Zero-incident races 96.3%Overall completion 93.5%Lowest single-race completion Eligible because Chris Justice completed 96.3% overall and no individual start fell below 93.5%. Ranking breaks ties by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion, then laps completed.

RANK HISTORY

Top-5 Trend Graphs

Recent Clean Machine snapshots • lower rank number is better.

#1 Austin Knight

PASTNOW #1

#2 Tyler Dalton

PASTNOW #2

#3 Tyler Lemon

PASTNOW #3

#4 Jason Day

PASTNOW #4

#5 Nate Biggart

PASTNOW #5

HOW IT WORKS

The Clean Standard

1Rolling 3 StartsUses the exact same rolling three-race series windows as Chop's Most Wanted.

275% Overall + 50% Each RaceDrivers must complete at least 75% of available laps across the rolling window and at least 50% of each individual race they start.

3Cleanest Rate WinsLowest incidents per race ranks first. Ties break by total incidents, incidents per 100 laps, zero-incident races, completion percentage, then laps completed.