Scott James found the magic formula at the end of the 2018 season as the Lawrenceburg, Ind. driver ended the campaign with a string of top-10 finishes highlighted by two consecutive victories at 411 Motor Speedway in November and December. Those finishes, combined with a $15,074 win at Wisconsin’s Beaver …
The Hangover event at 411 Motor Speedway featured a $1,500-to-win Crate Late Model race that proved to be a thriller. Andy Ogle charged all the way from his 12th starting spot to take the lead then held back some fierce challenges in the later stages of the race to score …
Indiana native Scott James has only been to 411 Motor Speedway twice in his racing career but he has collected two feature wins in those visits. On Saturday afternoon the veteran driver won the Hangover event and collected $4,000 after outrunning and outlasting the field on a track that proved …
InsideDirtRacing.com will be providing live updates for the Hangover from 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, TN on Saturday afternoon, December 29, 2018. These updates are being provided by Richard Allen @RichardAllenIDR on Twitter). To follow along, simply scroll down and look under each heading for that particular class. Also, refresh the page frequently as new …
The car count for the Hangover race to be held at 411 Motor Speedway on Saturday is expected to be high with numerous stars on hand who could take the $4,000 first prize for winning the Super Late Model portion of the event. However, two names that have to be …
The Hangover race set for this Saturday at 411 Motor Speedway serves as somewhat of a transition as one curtain comes down on the 2018 season and another rises to kick off what looks to be a spectacular 2019 for the Mitch and Tanya McCarter-owned facility. The 3/8 mile clay …
A social media announcement posted by Custom Race Engines on Friday afternoon revealed that the Knoxville based power plant builder will once again supply engines for National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame member Scott Bloomquist. This is a reunification of sorts as the Larry Clark owned company prepared motors …
*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: As we have documented here, the “silly season” during the 2018-19 off-season has been …
With all the “silly season” news that has circulated during this 2018-19 off-season there has been one revelation that has flown somewhat under the radar. Donald McIntosh has returned to Blount Motorsports for a second stint as the driver of the Larry Garner-owned operation. The Dawsonville, GA native left BMS …
To say that the “Silly Season” has picked up speed over the past few weeks would be a major understatement. As a matter of fact, the 2018 version of driver and team changes has probably been one of the most active in the recent history of the sport. But with …
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