Here is a list of drivers who have indicated they are considering racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in 2020. Also listed are their chassis and engine brands as indicated by team websites or other sources. This list will be updated as changes come about during the …
As has been well documented over the past several months, Dirt Late Model driver Scott Bloomquist was involved in a serious motorcycle accident last March that left him with significant injuries to his leg and hip. Those injuries did not prevent the legendary driver from competing during the 2019 season …
The question of what will happen with one team that competed on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series last year and appeared to be heading in a new direction after parting ways with its driver has now been answered. After preparing Dirt Late Model race cars for the likes …
The latest edition of the Turn 2 Blog is presented by the American Crate All-Star Series. *Turn 2 Blog is a regular feature on InsideDirtRacing.com. Here, site operators Michael Moats and Richard Allen take turns offering their thoughts on the dirt racing topics of the day from east Tennessee and …
At the beginning of the 2018 season racer and promoter Ray Cook instituted a rule he believed would improve the safety of Dirt Late Model racing. Now known as the “droop rule”, the stipulation called for cars running on the Schaeffer’s Oil-sponsored Southern Nationals, Spring Nationals and Fall Nationals to …
The Southern Nationals family of races promoted by Ray Cook instituted a rule regarding the vertical travel of the left rear suspension for the beginning of the 2018 racing season. That rule came to know as the “droop rule” at that time. The measure calls for Dirt Late Model cars …
The opening weekend for the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series concluded on Sunday evening at Vado Speedway Park. With two races already in the books, the New Mexico track played host to a $15,000-to-win finale that saw Cade Dillard come away as the winner of the most …
Report written by using DirtVision.com audio and Race Monitor The second of a season-opening triple-header for the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series took place on Saturday night at Vado Speedway Park. At the end of the evening it was Canadian Ricky Weiss who took the winner’s trophy …
Story completed from DirtVision.com audio broadcast and Race Monitor. The World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series opened its 2020 season on Friday night at Vado Speedway Park. Chris Madden kicked off the new season by collecting the $5,000 first prize for his first win of the campaign by …
This past weekend Blount Motorsports driver Donald McIntosh secured his fourth win in the event known as the Hangover at 411 Motor Speedway. This driver and team seem to have a knack for putting their Vic Hill Racing Engines powered Rocket Chassis in victory lane at the Seymour, Tenn. facility …
