Ken Quartuccio Closes Out RvW Season with Big Win at No Mercy 16

Ken Quartuccio ended his 2025 Radial vs. the World (RvW) season on a high note, taking home the win at No Mercy 16 and locking up the championship in the process. Behind the wheel of his PLR-powered '69 Camaro, Quartuccio was nearly untouchable all weekend at South Georgia Motorsports Park, delivering a final-round performance that left no doubt who owned the night.

Event Highlights

Qualifying and Early Rounds: 
Thanks to a strong qualifying effort, Quartuccio cruised through the early rounds with back-to-back bye runs—giving him clean passes and a fresh car heading into the later stages of eliminations.

Round 3:
Things ramped up quickly when he met Adam Preston in the quarterfinals. Quartuccio was sharp, posting a 3.541 at 207.62 MPH to Preston’s 3.650 at a stout 218.83 MPH. It was a clean win that kept momentum firmly in his lane.

Final Round:
In the final showdown, Quartuccio faced off with Travis Harvey in a battle of two of the class’s most consistent racers. Harvey made it interesting with a quick 3.549 at 212.09 MPH, but Quartuccio turned it up when it mattered most—blasting to a weekend-best 3.494 at 208.10 MPH to take the win and the championship.

Looking Ahead
Quartuccio’s dominant performance at No Mercy wasn’t just about winning a race—it was a statement. With double points on the line at the season finale, he didn’t play it safe. Instead, he sent a message to the rest of the class: he’s not just here to compete—he’s here to win. As the Radial Outlaws Racing Series heads into the off-season, Quartuccio stands at the top, championship in hand and all eyes on what he’ll bring in 2026.

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