6250 Mod Street 4x4
Introduced in 2014, the Mod Street 4x4 class quickly carved out its own identity. Competitors can run up to a 503 cubic inch engine with a 1% allowance, but don’t let the rulebook fool you — these aren’t everyday street trucks. Aside from a hood and tailgate, fiberglass is off limits, factory windows are required, and you won’t find license plates hanging off the back. These machines are trailered in, polished up, and built for one thing — digging deep when the green flag drops.
And in 2025, it was a familiar name back at the top.
Returning champion Cooper Guiffre brought “Buckshot” back with something to prove — and he did exactly that. A statement win in Orange, Virginia set the tone, reminding everyone that Buckshot still had plenty left in the tank. Add in strong runner-up finishes in his hometown of Culpeper and at Millers Tavern, and it was clear Cooper wasn’t just defending a title — he was reinforcing it.
Consistency wins championships in this class, and Cooper delivered when it mattered most. From smooth, calculated hooks to clutch performances under pressure, Buckshot showed the kind of poise that only a seasoned champion brings to the track.
Another title run. Another year at the top.
Cooper Guiffre and Buckshot proved once again — champions don’t fade, they reload.