Doug Coffman Racing IMCA Modified

IMCA Modified

Doug Coffman Racing

Small budget. Big dream. Dirt under the fingernails.

The No. 9c IMCA Modified out of Roseburg, Oregon — a family team chasing Northwest dirt with everything it's got.

See the schedule Meet the team

Schedule

  1. Next race

    IMCA Modifieds at Douglas County Speedway

    Douglas county dirt track · Roseburg, Oregon

  2. Next race

    IMCA Modifieds

    Talladega Superspeedway

    IMCA Modifieds roll into Talladega Superspeedway on October 18, 2026, with the 9c in the field.

The team

  • Doug Coffman

    Doug Coffman

    Car 9c · Roseburg, OR

    Doug Coffman is a dirt IMCA Modified racer from Roseburg, Oregon, running the No. 9c. He is the 2020 IMCA Northern SportMod Oregon State champion, a season that included a flag-to-flag win at Willamette Speedway and victories at Cottage Grove Speedway in August and on the October 17 season finale — four wins overall, the most SportMod wins in Oregon that year. He has kept the pace in the Modified, finishing fifth in the Karl Kustoms IMCA Modified feature at the Douglas County Dirtrack 2026 season opener on May 8 and fifth again from the pole in the 25-lap A Main there on June 5.

About Doug Coffman Racing

IMCA Modified · Roseburg, OR

Doug Coffman Racing is a small budget family operation from Roseburg, Oregon. Just Doug and his twin girls, Taryn and Dakota, chasing a dream one dirt night at a time in the IMCA Modified division. The Modified is IMCA's top modified class, launched in 1979 and built around open front wheels, enclosed rear wheels and a cost-control engine claim rule. IMCA itself, headquartered in Vinton, Iowa, was organized in 1915 and is the oldest active auto racing sanctioning body in the United States, with nearly 10,000 drivers competing in more than 40 states and Canada during its 111th season in 2025. Modifieds are its largest division — which means every feature is earned. Home turf is Northwest clay: Douglas County Dirtrack, a 3/10-mile oval at the Douglas County Fairgrounds that picked up IMCA sanctioning for 2024 and races Friday nights, and Cottage Grove Speedway, a quarter-mile high-banked clay oval built in 1956. Doug has also been a car owner, fielding the entry Anthony Pope of Roseburg drove to fifth in the Northern SportMod feature on night one of the 2021 Mark Howard Memorial Modified Nationals at Cottage Grove.

Get in touch

Email
ray@hullfamilyphoto.com
Based
Roseburg, OR