Schultz Engineered Products

06/03/2026

Henry Ford didn’t invent the automobile—but he changed the world by transforming how it was built, introducing the assembly line and unlocking mobility for the masses. It was the skilled American hands on that line who turned innovation into reality—building the cars that put a nation in motion and made speed part of everyday life. What began on the factory floor didn’t just scale production—it ignited a culture of performance, competition, and racing that still drives America forward today. As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we salute the innovators and workers whose ingenuity helped drive the nation forward.

Historical footage from the 1920s of the production of the world's first mass-produced car, the Ford Model T, in Highland Park, Michigan.

06/02/2026

Fueling inconsistency doesn’t show up when things are easy—it shows up under pressure, when every second and every stop matters. Traditional fueling methods can introduce variability at exactly the wrong time. The Schultz dry break system eliminates that uncertainty, delivering controlled, repeatable fueling every stop. Want consistency you can trust, contact us today!

06/01/2026

Racing has a way of delivering surprises and this weekend gave us a few!

🏁 The Niss Family shocked the racing world by boosting each of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series races at Mansfield Speedway to a staggering $100,000-to-win. (BTW both six-figure winners were running Schultz fuel cells).

🏁 took on the Regional regulars at Riverhead Raceway Raceway—and came out on top.

🏁 Denny Hamlin made headlines before the field even got the green. (It's okay, he we

So what's your pick for the biggest surprise of the weekend?

Drop your answer below ⬇️

📷 WoO, Anna Griffin/Getty Images, Jeff Robinson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

05/31/2026

Success in racing isn't just measured by what happens on track. It's also measured by the countless hours invested behind the scenes. Much respect for those who continue to invest their time, energy, and expertise into making our sport stronger.

05/29/2026

A hard-hit last Friday night for Garrett Alberson Racing-Roberts Motorsports in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series action at Lucas Oil Speedway. Thankfully, Garrett was uninjured. Despite multiple, extreme impacts, the Schultz fuel cell bladder maintained full structural integrity and complete fuel containment as designed.

We are proud to engineer and manufacture products where safety is the top priority.

Thank you to Longhorn Chassis for trusting your teams with our fuel cell.

05/28/2026

The P-51 Mustang wasn't just one of the most successful fighter aircraft ever built—it was a symbol of American ingenuity. With its combination of speed, range, reliability, and engineering excellence, many historians credit the P-51 with helping secure air superiority during World War II.

The legacy of this iconic aircraft was cemented with the 1943 introduction of the Merlin engine—built in the U.S. by Packard Motor Car Company—which elevated its performance and combat effectiveness. After military service, many P-51s found a second life in air racing, where their pursuit of speed continued for decades. Today, this iconic aircraft remains a staple of museums, private collections, and air shows nationwide.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we salute the P-51 Mustang—an aircraft defined by innovation, perseverance, and the pioneering spirit that helped shape our nation.

05/28/2026

Wrapping up news… Mother Nature, unfortunately, was again the biggest winner last weekend, but we still saw plenty of Schultz-powered success on track. 🌧️🏁

Congrats to:
Mike Mahaney Racing – 358 Modified – Airborne Park Speedway (5/21)
Peter Britten Racing – Modified – Albany-Saratoga Speedway (5/22)
Chris Meyer – Late Model – Stafford Motor Speedway (5/22)
Preston Trautschold Racing #20 – Ltd. Sportsman - Utica-Rome Speedway (5/22)
Mat Williamson – Doubled up - Ransomville Speedway (5/22) & The Dirt Track at Genesee (5/25)

05/27/2026

In Dirt Late Model action, it was a clean sweep of Schultz-powered success during the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Show-Me 100 weekend at Lucas Oil Speedway.

Prelim wins went to Davenport Motorsports and Josh Rice before Bobby Pierce captured the $75K Saturday finale.

Meanwhile, Terbo Tyler Erb went to Victory Lane Friday night at I-96 Speedway in American Late Model Iron-Man Series action.

A strong weekend across the board for Schultz customers. 🔥

Thanks to all the photogs that capture these unforgettable winning moments!

05/27/2026

What. a. finish.

Coming out of Turn 4 on the final lap running second, Cale Ross charged to the stripe, edging out Michael Maresca by inches to win the Berks County Brawl for the Short Track Super Series on Tuesday night at Action Track USA in his Schultz-powered Modified. See the fantastic finish from FloRacing at https://www.facebook.com/reel/1301971892039892

Congratulations to Ross Racing/CAR Tools Racing on an unforgettable victory! 👏

05/27/2026

Long before modern NASCAR paint schemes and coordinated tributes, Craig Breedlove pushed the boundaries of what was possible in the aptly named — a jet-powered land speed car that looked more like an aircraft than a racecar.

At Bonneville, Breedlove became the first person to break 400 mph in 1963, then shattered the 500-mph barrier in 1964, cementing one of the boldest chapters in American motorsports history.

Trivia: In 1964, what speed did Breedlove reach when he broke the 500-mph barrier? Guess below 👇

Correct answers will be entered into a random drawing for a Schultz America 250 prize pack. Winner will be selected Thursday, May 28.