The GALOT Motorsports Team dominated the PDRA Pro Boost class in 2014, the sanctioning body's inaugural season. Drivers Todd Tutterow and Kevin Rivenbark finished one and two respectively in points. Tutterow went to the winners circle at both the PDRA season opener and the season finale. Add to that a pair of runner-up finishes and a handful of number one qualifiers and Tutterow came in first by over 200 points. Rivenbark earned the number two spot with back-to-back wins at Virginia and Tulsa.

"It’s pretty cool to be the PDRA's first Pro Boost champion," Tutterow said. "I like the class and it looks like it got very popular. I think we had more cars than any other class at the last race.”

The GALOT Motorsports Team dominated the PDRA Pro Boost class in 2014, the sanctioning body's inaugural season. Drivers Todd Tutterow and Kevin Rivenbark finished one and two respectively in points. Tutterow went to the winners circle at both the PDRA season opener and the season finale. Add to that a pair of runner-up finishes and a handful of number one qualifiers and Tutterow came in first by over 200 points. Rivenbark earned the number two spot with back-to-back wins at Virginia and Tulsa.

"It’s pretty cool to be the PDRA's first Pro Boost champion," Tutterow said. "I like the class and it looks like it got very popular. I think we had more cars than any other class at the last race.”

Pro Boost was as popular among fans as it was among drivers and promises to be a standout class again in 2015. Both Tutterow and Rivenbark plan on competing in the class again next season.

“I want to thank Jeff Bohr, who came on board with us this year,” Tutterow said. “With multiple cars it was a lot for me to handle and he helped keep thngs rolling. I also want to thank Brad Schmidt, Scott Bertinotti, my son, Ty Tutterow, Earl Wells, Kevin Rivenbark and John Strickland.”

While most of their program stays the same for 2015, Tutterow said that GALOT Motorsports may possibly field a Pro Extreme car next season, along with the two Pro Boost entries. “It’s a possibility, but we don’t know definitely yet,” he said. “I”m looking forward to next year - it can’t come quick enough.”