After spending nearly five years supporting various motorsports team in the North Dakota area, Rick and Barb Rogers of Rick Rogers Construction and Mondak Portables elected to start their own team in 2012, Destiny Motorsports. Competing mainly on the West coast and in the Dakota's, Destiny Motorsports elected to expand their operation in 2013. What was a limited schedule out West has evolved into an aggressive schedule traveling the country from coast to coast, competing with the biggest sanctioning bodies in the country from February to November.
In 2014 the team competed with the All Star Circuit of Champions before making the jump to the World of Outlaws in 2015 with Craig Dollansky, before David Gravel came on board late in the spring.
2016 is shaping up to be another exciting year as Paul McMahan will take over the driving duties as the team will again compete with "The Greatest Show On Dirt".
The 2017 season saw the team again set out with Paul McMahan behind the wheel. Again traveling the country with the World of Outlaws the season was highlighted with a berth in the Knoxville Nationals feature event. Towards the end of the season a re org took place and McMahan stepped aside to become team General Manager as Parker Price-Miller took the controls of the 4 cars.
Running with the All Star Circuit of Champions in 2018 to regroup and settle in with the shake up, Brock Zearfoss got the call to fill the seat in early August.
2019 will see the team team with Terry McCarl and TMAC Motorsports. Not running with any series or track for points, the team will bounce over the country competing in an array of 360 and 410 events.