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| December 13, 2018 - Jeff Taylor Tallies 11-Win 2018 Season |
Competing in a total of 36 events during the 2018 season, Jeff Taylor bagged 11 wins. Losing two of his scheduled dates to bad weather, Taylor posted 22 Top-10 outings and 18 Top-5 finishes.
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| November 18, 2018 - 8th Place Finish in Desert Thunder Nationals Finale |
 Returning to the Grand Canyon State, Jeff Taylor invaded Central Arizona Speedway (Casa Grande, Arizona) on Friday night for the 5th annual Desert Thunder Nationals. Drawing 51 IMCA Modifieds for the three-day event, Taylor held his spot in his heat logging an 8th place finish. Transferring into the B-Main for another shot at the opening night feature, Jeff advanced through the field 14 spots to pick up the consolation victory. Starting in 19th, Jeff Taylor jumped up three positions to place 16th.
 The following night, Taylor passed five cars in his heat reeling in a 4th place finish. Earning the 19th-starting position for the A-Main, Jeff improved seven spots in the 20-lapper notching a 12th place outing. (Vyn Polmanteer photo)
Wrapping up the Desert Thunder Nationals on Sunday, Taylor passed five cars in his heat scoring a 3rd place finish. Earning the 18th-starting position for the finale, Jeff Taylor gained 10 spots registering an 8th place finish.
For more results from these events, please visit www.CentralArizonaSpeedway.com.
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| November 10, 2018 - Taylor Attends Duel in the Desert at Las Vegas |
 After missing out on Thursday’s opener, Jeff Taylor invaded the Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (Las Vegas, Nevada) on Friday night for the 21st annual Duel in the Desert. In a stout field of 207 IMCA Modifieds, Taylor passed seven cars in his 8-lap heat to place 3rd. Transferring into the B-Main for another shot at the feature, Taylor streaked to a 10-lap consolation victory positioning him 22nd on the starting grid for the show. Improving two spots in the 25-lap affair, Jeff Taylor posted a 20th place outing.
Returning on Saturday night for one final shot at the $7,777-to-win A-Main, Taylor improved nine spot to place 4th in his B-Main but fell three spots short of a transfer position.
For more results from these events, please visit www.IMCA.tv.
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| September 29, 2018 - Top 10 Finish in Race for Hope 74 at Batesville |
 On Tuesday evening Jeff Taylor was one of 114 IMCA Modifieds signed in at Batesville Motor Speedway (Batesville, Arkansas) for the second annual Race for Hope 74. With time trials on Tuesday night setting the line-ups for heat races on Wednesday, Taylor registered the 29th fastest time locking him into the 5th-starting position for his heat. Sending only the race winner into the opening night preliminary feature, Jeff passed two cars to place 3rd. (Mike Spieker photo)
The following night, Taylor scored a 4th place finish in his heat race transferring him into the B-Main. Rolling off 21st, Jeff improved nine spots to place 12th.
 Returning on Friday, Taylor started the night off with a heat race victory positioning him 5th on the starting grid for the final preliminary feature. Passing two cars, Jeff scored a 3rd place finish locking him into the 9th-starting position for the Saturday’s finale
With $20,000 on the line, Jeff Taylor dropped one spot in the 74-lap affair registering a 10th place finish.
For more results from these events, please visit www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.com.
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| September 15, 2018 - Jeff Taylor Tallies Tenth Win of the Season at Batesville |
 Powering the Mark Ellis Sr. owned #7m Open Wheel Modified, Jeff Taylor made the short trip to Batesville Motor Speedway (Batesville, Arkansas) on Saturday evening competing in a field of 20 cars. After starting the night off with an 8-lap heat race victory, Taylor topped Clay Norris, Brint Hartwick, Mark Norris, and Bill Frye in the 20-lap feature to capture his 10th win of the season. (Jason Brickey photo)
For more results from this event, please visit www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.com.
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| September 1, 2018 - Taylor Wins Big Lot Bonanza at Legit Speedway Park |
 Hopping behind the wheel of Mark Ellis Sr. #7m Open Wheel Modified, Jeff Taylor visited Legit Speedway Park (West Plains, Missouri) on Friday evening for the 4th annual Reliable Chevrolet Big Lot Bonanza. Following a 3rd place finish in his heat race, Taylor discovered mechanical issues before the start of his feature that prevented him from making it out.
 The following night, Taylor passed three cars in his 10-lap heat reeling in a 2nd place finish behind Shawn Welsh. Starting the feature in 4th, Jeff outran Shawn Walsh, Sawyer Crigler, Robert Powers, and Tony Anglin in the 30-lapper to pick up his ninth win of the season and a $1,500 payday.
For more results from these events, please visit www.LegitSpeedway.com.
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The following night, Taylor passed five cars in his heat reeling in a 4th place finish. Earning the 19th-starting position for the A-Main, Jeff improved seven spots in the 20-lapper notching a 12th place outing. (Vyn Polmanteer photo)
On Tuesday evening Jeff Taylor was one of 114 IMCA Modifieds signed in at Batesville Motor Speedway (Batesville, Arkansas) for the second annual Race for Hope 74. With time trials on Tuesday night setting the line-ups for heat races on Wednesday, Taylor registered the 29th fastest time locking him into the 5th-starting position for his heat. Sending only the race winner into the opening night preliminary feature, Jeff passed two cars to place 3rd. (Mike Spieker photo)
Powering the Mark Ellis Sr. owned #7m Open Wheel Modified, Jeff Taylor made the short trip to Batesville Motor Speedway (Batesville, Arkansas) on Saturday evening competing in a field of 20 cars. After starting the night off with an 8-lap heat race victory, Taylor topped Clay Norris, Brint Hartwick, Mark Norris, and Bill Frye in the 20-lap feature to capture his 10th win of the season. (Jason Brickey photo)
The following night, Taylor passed three cars in his 10-lap heat reeling in a 2nd place finish behind Shawn Welsh. Starting the feature in 4th, Jeff outran Shawn Walsh, Sawyer Crigler, Robert Powers, and Tony Anglin in the 30-lapper to pick up his ninth win of the season and a $1,500 payday. 
