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Sheldon Creed, the series champion.
Robby Gordon, the championship runner-up.

The2015 Stadium Super Trucks, officially theSpeed Energy Formula Off-Road presented by Traxxas championship, were the third season of theStadium Super Trucks.Sheldon Creed won the championship.

2015 was the first season in which the trucks began racing inAustralia.

Drivers

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No.DriverRaces
2AustraliaMatt Mingay1–3, 16–22
United StatesRusty Wallace10
3United StatesCharles Dorrance1–6, 8–15, 21–22
United StatesLarry Job9
5VenezuelaE. J. Viso1–12
New ZealandMike Whiddett13–15
AustraliaDanny Reidy20
7United StatesRobby GordonAll
10United StatesGreg Adler21–22
12United StatesAugie Lerch13–15
14AustraliaGreg Gartner16–20
17MexicoLalo Laguna4–5
United StatesDale Dondel6
18MexicoApdaly Lopez6, 10
25United StatesArie Luyendyk Jr.7–10
27AustraliaMatthew Brabham11–12, 16–20
33United StatesC. J. Greaves10
47United StatesKeegan Kincaid1–12, 16–22
United StatesP. J. Jones13–15
48United StatesScotty Steele4–22
50United StatesBurt Jenner4–6
51United StatesAaron Kaufman13–14
54United StatesBoris Said10
55United StatesGavin Harlien6
56AustraliaNathan Pretty1–3, 10, 15–16, 17
57United StatesBill HynesAll
67AustraliaPaul Morris16–20
69AustraliaBrett Thomas16–19
74United StatesSheldon Creed1–6, 10–22
United StatesP. J. Jones7–9
75United StatesErik Davis4–6
77United StatesJerett Brooks10
87AustraliaToby Price1, 3
AustraliaBilly Geddes2
United StatesAaron Bambach7–9
88United StatesJeremy Stenberg10
93CanadaRussell Boyle11–12
99United StatesKyle LeDuc6, 10
199United StatesTravis Pastrana10
454AustraliaBrad Gallard1–3
777FranceAnthony Gandon21–22
Sources:[a]

Schedule

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RoundTrackLocationDateSupporting
1Adelaide Street CircuitAustraliaAdelaide,AustraliaFebruary 27–March 1Clipsal 500
2Streets of St. PetersburgFloridaSt. Petersburg,FloridaMarch 28–29Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
3Streets of Long BeachCaliforniaLong Beach,CaliforniaApril 19Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
4The Raceway on Belle IsleMichiganDetroit,MichiganMay 29–31Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix
5Circuit of the AmericasTexasAustin,TexasJune 7X Games Austin
6Exhibition PlaceCanadaToronto,OntarioJune 13–14Honda Indy Toronto
7OC Fair & Event CenterCaliforniaCosta Mesa,CaliforniaSeptember 18–20Sand Sports Super Show
8Surfers Paradise Street CircuitAustraliaSurfers Paradise,AustraliaOctober 23–25Gold Coast 600
9Valvoline RacewayAustraliaGranville,AustraliaOctober 31Ultimate Sprintcar Championship
10Las Vegas VillageNevadaLas Vegas,NevadaNovember 5Standalone
Ex.Homebush Street CircuitAustraliaSydney,AustraliaDecember 4–6Sydney 500

Season summary

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Robby Gordon's truck at the2015 Clipsal 500

The season-opening tripleheader was held in conjunction with theV8 Supercars Championship'sClipsal 500,[23] one of seven support events for the race.[24] It was the trucks' first time racing in Australia. Of the ten drivers, six were series veterans:Robby Gordon,E. J. Viso,Keegan Kincaid,Charles Dorrance,Bill Hynes, andSheldon Creed; also comprising the field were Australian racers: off-road motorcycle racerToby Price, off-road racerBrad Gallard, former V8 Supercars driverNathan Pretty, and stunt riderMatt Mingay.[25] Before the start of the first race, Dorrance flipped in turn 9, and the effort to flip the truck back shortened the race from eight to five laps.[26] Viso, starting from sixth, moved up the field and took the lead and eventual win after Pretty's suspension failed.[27] Gordon finished second, followed by Mingay.[26] Creed won the second round. In race three, backfield starters Creed, Gordon and Viso moved to the front quickly, and battled with Mingay for the lead, but Mingay and Viso made contact and spun in turn 6. Creed and Gordon duelled for second while Kincaid led for the remainder of the race. On the final lap, Gordon passed Creed in the final turn as Creed lost control of his truck; after jumping the second ramp, Creed flipped, hit the wall upon crossing the finish, and landed back on all four tires.[28]

Formula Off-Road returned to the United States for theGrand Prix of St. Petersburg alongside theIndyCar Series. Due to rain, truck qualifying speeds were slower than in previous years, though Creed was still the fastest qualifier. Creed battled with IndyCar veteran Viso throughout the first race, but the latter fell out of podium position when he went wide in turn ten on the final lap. In the second race,Scotty Steele led until he began suffering from mechanical failure, allowingBurt Jenner to take his first career victory.[29] Viso would rebound from his St. Petersburg error by winning at theGrand Prix of Long Beach, beating Creed by over five seconds.[30]

At theDetroit Belle Isle Grand Prix, Gordon, Viso, and Jenner took round wins. Gordon won the first race after passing Viso on the final lap;[31] Viso won the second when he held off Steele in a rainstorm;[32] and Jenner won the third.[33]

In early June, the series returned to theX Games atCircuit of the Americas for 2015. For the event, various drivers made their series debuts, three of whom wereNASCAR drivers:1989 NASCAR Winston Cup Series championRusty Wallace,[34]road course ringerBoris Said,[35] and formerNationwide Series driver and eleven-time X Games medalistTravis Pastrana.[36] Additionally, Moto X bikerJeremy Stenberg competed in the event.[37] Of the 16 drivers invited, five are teenagers, with four being younger than 17:C. J. Greaves (19), Creed (17),Jerett Brooks and Steele (16), andGavin Harlien (15).[36] Creed, Viso, Jenner, and Gordon won the four heat races to advance to the final, while Greaves was first in the Last Chance Qualifier. Harlien, Wallace,X Games Austin 2014 gold medalistApdaly Lopez, Said, and Stenberg failed to qualify; Wallace also rolled his truck during the event.[38][39] In the final, Creed utilized theholeshot to pull ahead and win gold.[40]

AtHonda Indy Toronto,Indy Lights andFIA Formula E Championship driverMatthew Brabham made his series debut shortly before the Friday practice;Paul Tracy was originally scheduled to drive the truck but television obligations forced him out.[41] The weather for Saturday was dry, though Sunday was marred by wet conditions.[42] Steele won his first Formula Off-Road race after passing Kincaid on the opening lap and leading the rest of the Saturday event,[43] while Kincaid won the Sunday round in a 1–2 finish forTraxxas drivers when Creed finished behind him.[44]

Between points rounds, the trucks participated in theGoodwood Festival of Speed.[45]

In September, SST joined theSand Sports Super Show, running on a mixed-surface course at theOC Fair & Event Center.[46]Aaron Kaufman ofGas Monkey Garage made his series debut at the weekend; in one race, his truck landed and rode along aK-rail; afterward, Gordon joked it was "some of the best, worst driving I have ever seen from theToyo Tires driver."[47]P. J. Jones won the first night of racing, while Creed was victorious in the next two.[48][47]

Formula Off-Road returned to Australia withGold Coast 600 weekend atSurfers Paradise Street Circuit.2014 Bathurst 1000 winnerPaul Morris made his series debut in the weekend and was the fastest during qualifying.[49] In the first race,Brett Thomas led early before suffering a penalty, with Mingay also receiving one after hitting a water barrier. Jenner held off Brabham to win the round.[50] Creed, who suffered a broken axle in the race, bounced back in the second race when he barely beat Gordon to the finish for the victory.[51] A doubleheader took place on October 25, with Creed winning the first and Mingay the second for his maiden SST victory.[52] Morris scored the overall weekend win after finishing fifth and second that day.[53]

The series remained in Australia for Round 20; despite initial plans to race at theSydney Showground Stadium,[54] the Trucks moved the race to theValvoline Raceway inGranville as a support race for theUltimate Sprintcar Championship due to clashing schedules.[55] Creed went on to win.[56]

Las Vegas Village hosted the 2015 season finale.NASCAR Whelen Euro Series driverAnthony Gandon made his series debut, whileGreg Adler ran his first start since X Games Austin 2014.[57] Gordon won the first race, while Creed won the second en route to his first SST championship.[57]

In December, the trucks returned to Australia for an exhibition series at theSydney 500.[57] Creed won two of the races, while Mingay won the third.[58]

Results and standings

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Race results

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RoundRaceEventFastest qualifierPole positionMost laps ledWinning driverRef
11AdelaideUnited StatesSheldon CreedAustraliaNathan PrettyVenezuelaE. J. VisoVenezuelaE. J. Viso[1]
2United StatesCharles DorranceUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed[2]
3United StatesCharles DorranceUnited StatesKeegan KincaidUnited StatesKeegan Kincaid[3]
24St. PetersburgUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesErik DavisVenezuelaE. J. VisoUnited StatesSheldon Creed[4]
5United StatesScotty SteeleUnited StatesBurt JennerUnited StatesBurt Jenner[5]
36Long BeachUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesBill HynesVenezuelaE. J. VisoVenezuelaE. J. Viso[6]
47DetroitUnited StatesScotty SteeleVenezuelaE. J. Viso
United StatesBurt Jenner
United StatesRobby Gordon[7]
8United StatesArie Luyendyk Jr.United StatesScotty SteeleVenezuelaE. J. Viso[8]
9United StatesBill HynesUnited StatesBurt JennerUnited StatesBurt Jenner[9]
5H1X GamesUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed[10]
H2VenezuelaE. J. VisoVenezuelaE. J. Viso
H3United StatesBurt JennerUnited StatesBurt Jenner
H4United StatesKyle LeDucUnited StatesRobby Gordon
LCQUnited StatesC. J. GreavesUnited StatesC. J. Greaves
10United StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed
611TorontoVenezuelaE. J. VisoUnited StatesBill HynesUnited StatesScotty SteeleUnited StatesScotty Steele[11]
12VenezuelaE. J. VisoUnited StatesKeegan KincaidUnited StatesKeegan Kincaid[12]
7H1Costa MesaUnited StatesRobby GordonUnited StatesBill HynesUnited StatesBurt Jenner[13]
H2United StatesAaron KaufmanUnited StatesSheldon Creed
13United StatesCharles DorranceUnited StatesP. J. JonesUnited StatesP. J. Jones
H1United StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesP. J. JonesUnited StatesBurt Jenner[14]
H2United StatesAugie LerchUnited StatesScotty Steele
14United StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed
HUnited StatesScotty SteeleUnited StatesSheldon Creed[15]
15United StatesAugie LerchUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed
816Surfers ParadiseAustraliaPaul MorrisUnited StatesBill HynesUnited StatesBurt JennerUnited StatesBurt Jenner[16]
17United StatesScotty SteeleUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed[17]
18United StatesBill HynesUnited StatesScotty SteeleUnited StatesSheldon Creed[18]
19United StatesBill HynesAustraliaPaul MorrisAustraliaMatt Mingay[19]
920GranvilleUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesBill HynesUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed[20]
1021Las VegasUnited StatesRobby GordonUnited StatesBill HynesUnited StatesRobby GordonUnited StatesRobby Gordon[21]
22United StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon CreedUnited StatesSheldon Creed[22]
Ex.1SydneyUnited StatesSheldon Creed[58]
2United StatesSheldon Creed[58]
3AustraliaMatt Mingay[58]

Drivers' championship

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RankDriverAustralia
ADE
Florida
STP
California
LBH
Michigan
DET
Texas
X Games
Canada
TOR
California
OCF
Australia
SRF
Australia
SYD
Nevada
LVV
Points
H1H2H3H4LCQFH1H2F1H1H2F2HF3
1United StatesSheldon Creed51*3142RplRplRpl11*221831*11*91*151*101*617
2United StatesRobby Gordon2223331671233522332423881*2584
3United StatesKeegan Kincaid491*2254532841*RplRplRpl64DNS31069482
4United StatesBurt Jenner51*3*31*161912431*69411210399
5United StatesScotty Steele109462*237DNQ1*826199DNQ1132*6733385
6VenezuelaE. J. Viso1*4104*51*2*151789RplRplRplRplRplRpl344
7United StatesBill Hynes88961098101033DNQ76454584101187387310
8United StatesCharles Dorrance1077778Rpl994DNSDNQ5537477876243
9AustraliaMatt Mingay3345741995192
10AustraliaMatthew Brabham642810102115
11AustraliaPaul Morris3552*5113
12AustraliaGreg Gartner79611476
13United StatesArie Luyendyk Jr.10882372
14United StatesAugie Lerch43365671
15AustraliaBrett Thomas8107965
16United StatesAaron Bambach57645
17AustraliaNathan Pretty95643
18AustraliaBrad Gallard710541
19FranceAnthony Gandon4439
20United StatesErik Davis981135
21United StatesC. J. Greaves31434
22United StatesAaron Kaufman5105834
23United StatesKyle LeDuc102933
24United StatesGreg Adler5832
25MexicoLalo Laguna8628
26AustraliaToby Price6828
27United StatesJerett Brooks2527
28CanadaRussell Boyle9726
29United StatesGavin Harlien5DNSDNQ20
30United StatesTravis Pastrana521018
31AustraliaBilly Geddes615
32United StatesDale Dondel714
33United StatesRusty Wallace36DNQ8
34United StatesBoris Said44DNQ7
35United StatesJeremy Stenberg45DNQ7
36MexicoApdaly Lopez48DNQ7
37United StatesP. J. Jones74421*24250
38New ZealandMike Whiddett34510670
United StatesLarry Job9
AustraliaDanny Reidy6
Source:[59]
Legend
ColorResult
GoldWinner
Silver2nd place
Bronze3rd place
Green4th–5th place (Top 5)
Light Blue6th–10th place (Top 10)
Dark BlueFinished (Outside Top 10)
PurpleDid not finish (DNF)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
BrownWithdrew (Wth)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Race cancelled or abandoned (C)
BlankDid not participate (DNP)
Driver replacement (Rpl)
Race not held (NH)
Not competing
In-line notation
BoldPole position
(1 point; except Indy)
ItalicsRan fastest race lap
LLed race lap
(1 point)
*Led most race laps
(2 points)
1–12Indy 500 "Fast Twelve"
bonus points
cQualifying canceled
(no bonus point)
 RY Rookie of the Year
 R Rookie
PointsPosition
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12th13th14th15th
Heat12108754321
Final25222018161514131211109876
Bonuses
Most laps led3
Position gained1
Fastest qualifier1

Driver replacements

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KeyNo.Original driverReplacement driverRace
3Charles DorranceLarry JobDetroit
74Sheldon CreedP. J. Jones
5E. J. VisoMike WhiddettSand Sports Super Show
47Keegan KincaidP. J. Jones
All points scored by the replacement went to the original driver.

Notes

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  1. ^Sorted by round:

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