Now that the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series has concluded its 2018 campaign the rumors are flying as to who will go where and what will they be driving for the 2019 season. In all likelihood, some of those questions will be answered in the not-so-distant future as teams …
Tim McCreadie just pulled off one of the biggest wins of his career this past weekend in the weather delayed World 100 at Eldora Speedway. While on the surface, the Watertown, NY driver’s victory may not have seemed to be such a surprise considering that he is a former World …
Jonathan Davenport has had a remarkable campaign in 2018. The Blairsville, Georgia driver has taken a total of 13 checkered flags so far this year as well as the season-long championship for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. Furthermore, the No. 49 Longhorn Chassis pulled into victory lane in …
*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 beyond. Richard: When the checkered flag waved over the Knoxville Nationals this past Saturday night we …
A look at the winners of the Dirt Late Model races that have paid $30,000 or more to win in 2018 shows that a number of those shows have been won by the wily old veteran stars that many would have predicted to win before the festivities for the events …
During the last month drivers Devin Moran, Ricky Weiss and Brandon Overton have proven that Scott Bloomquist, Jonathan Davenport, Brandon Sheppard, and the like are not necessarily guaranteed winners of the big Dirt Late Model crown jewel races. Yes, veteran star Earl Pearson, Jr. did collect a monster payday at …
Only the $1,000,000 payment made to Donnie Moran after his win at Eldora Speedway back in 2001 has exceeded the $202,940 received by Earl Pearson, Jr. for a Dirt Late Model race victory. The Jacksonville, Florida native took the lead with only eight laps remaining last Saturday night then held …
We are in the heart of big money races on the dirt late model schedule. The newest edition of the Quick Six looks at some big events. While it may seem strange to have a Bristol race weekend without a visit to Volunteer Speedway, the decision to cancel the Scorcher …
*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 beyond. Richard: It was announced last Thursday by Speedway Motorsports, Inc. that the company which operates …
There are many fans of other forms of racing who may criticize NASCAR or downplay the importance of that racing body to their particular favorites. Plummeting television ratings and empty pockets within the grandstands surrounding many tracks provide those who claim to dislike that form of racing with opportunities to …
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