WashingtonOver Drive
Five candy purple and moss green team cars parked on asphalt in front of a Washington mining town

In partnership with the National Drivers League

WashingtonOver Drive

Born in Washington. Built for overdrive. Street cars, real pavement, one livery.

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Western Washington
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Five, unmarked
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The team

Street cars. Real speed. Washington ground.

Washington Over Drive is a privately owned Western Washington team. It races in partnership with the National Drivers League — the series is the partner, not the owner. Real street cars, real pavement, run by people who live with the weather those roads throw at them.

The livery is the brief. Candy purple. Moss green. The chrome mark. No numbers. No sponsor wallpaper. The cars have to read as the team from the grandstand and from the mountain road that gets them there.

Home country is mill brick, headframes, and fir. Red-and-white curbs laid in against the Cascades. Born in Washington. Built for overdrive.

Gloss purple Washington Over Drive helmet with a moss stripe and a dark visor
The helmet. Visor down. The mark stays on the kit.

Roster

Seven seats. One kit.

Privately owned roster. Seven men. Faces stay behind the visor.

  • FWD

    Cade Ellison

    Car captain. Sets the pace the other four have to live with.

  • RWD

    Jonah Pike

    Rear-drive seat. Wants the exit long and the car loud.

  • Escalade

    Andre Solis

    The heavy car. Keeps it neat when the circuit gets narrow.

  • AWD

    Nolan Voss

    All-wheel coupe. Uses the weather instead of waiting it out.

  • Exotic

    Cole Brennan

    Low-car seat. Qualifying pace, then the long stint.

  • Rotation

    Rhett Calder

    Covers the five-car roster when the day runs long.

  • Development

    Soren Hale

    Test days and setup notes. The miles nobody claps for.

  • Bench

    Coaching and crew

    They run the cars. They do not own the team.

    • Evan Crowe

      Team principal

    • Arun Shah

      Race engineer

    • Marcus Bell

      Crew chief

    • Luis Ortiz

      Performance coach

The vehicles

Five cars. Zero numbers.

The lineup is the livery: candy purple, moss green, black wheels. No race numbers. No sponsor logos. Left to right — front drive, rear drive, Escalade, all wheel, exotic.

Full Washington Over Drive five-car lineup in front of brick mill buildings and mountain headframes
FWDRWDEscaladeAWDExotic

Membership

Season tickets, by request.

No public checkout. Tell the desk which pass you want and the team writes back. Allocation follows the calendar, not a waiting-room counter.

  • Paddock

    Open-day walk, session notes, and the first look at the livery.

  • Garage

    Garage time, a driver briefing, and a seat closer to the cars.

  • Principal

    Season hospitality and a direct line to the team desk.

Contact

Paddock desk

Fan club, media, commercial partnerships, and season passes. The National Drivers League partnership is already in place. The desk covers Western Washington — King, Pierce, and Snohomish. No street address. The team comes to the circuit.

Western Washington. Valley speedways to the mountain towns.