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Carson Ferguson Invades Indiana and Ohio

(March 25, 2024) The Paylor Motorsports team invaded the states of Indiana and Ohio on March 23-24 for a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series battles. On Saturday in the annual 'Indiana Icebreaker' at the legendary Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana, Carson Ferguson timed in eighth quickest in Group A during the qualifying session prior to running second in his loaded heat race. After starting seventh on the grid in the $15,000 to win headliner, Carson unfortunately slipped back to sixteenth in the final finishing order of the 50-lap contest.

The dirt-slinging action then quickly shifted to Atomic Speedway in Alma, Ohio on Sunday for the annual running of the 'Buckeye Spring 50,' which shelled out a $12,000 top prize. Carson placed sixth in his loaded heat race prior to grabbing the second transfer spot through his B-Main. Despite pitting early in the 50-lapper to repair some damage, the Lincolnton, North Carolina ace was able to battle back through the pack to salvage a fifteenth place showing. Complete results can be located online by visiting www.lucasdirt.com. (Josh James Artwork)

Ferguson Battles HTF Foes at Talladega...

(March 17, 2024) The Paylor Motorsports team and driver Carson Ferguson returned to racing action on Saturday evening, March 16 at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama. The annual running of the 'Bama Bash' served as the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series (HTF) opener and a $15,000 paycheck was up for grabs for the 46 Super Late Model drivers in attendance.

Carson started off his night by laying down the tenth quickest lap in Group A during the qualifying session prior to placing sixth in his heat race and fourth in his B-Main. Unfortunately, the Lincolnton, North Carolina ace missed out on the 50-lap feature event by only one position and was forced to watch the headliner that was ultimately won by Brandon Overton. Complete results from the 'Bama Bash' can be found online by clicking on www.htfseries.com. (ZSK Photography)

With T-Mac's Departure, Ferguson Goes National

(March 15, 2024) Two-time Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Champion Tim McCreadie recently notified car owners Donald and Gena Bradsher of his intentions to pursue another driving opportunity and effective yesterday, is no longer associated with Paylor Motorsports. The potent pairing conquered the ultra-competitive Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in both 2021 and 2022 and finished a strong runner-up in the final 2020 point tally. Behind the wheel of the Paylor Motorsports #39 machine, Tim reached victory lane in some of the biggest races in the industry including the ‘Firecracker 100,’ the ‘North/South 100,’ the ‘Dirt Late Model Stream,’ the ‘I-80 Nationals,’ and the ‘Jackson 100.’

“There is no ill-will at all towards Timmy for pursuing another opportunity,” quoted Donald Bradsher earlier this morning. “He is a stand up guy, a tremendous driver, and we accomplished a lot together since we started back in 2020. I would have loved to have chased our third Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series title together this year, but he made a decision that he feels is best for him personally. Gena (Bradsher) and myself wish Timmy and his family nothing but the best moving forward!” | full story

Ferguson Battles Back for March Madness Top Ten

(March 4, 2024) Carson Ferguson, of Lincolnton, North Carolina, and the #93 Paylor Motorsports team made their 2024 season debut together on Sunday, March 3 in the annual running of 'March Madness' at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina. Carson clicked off the second quickest time in Group A during the Southern All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) qualifying to earn the inside of the second row for the start of the 50-lap main event. With a whopping $20,000 paycheck up for grabs, Carson unfortunately pitted early in the contest on lap nine, but was able to fix the mechanical issue and he battled back from the tail to salvage a solid tenth place performance. Complete results from yesterday's big show at Cherokee Speedway can be found online by visiting www.sasdirt.com. (Steve Moore Photo)

McCreadie Closes Out Speedweeks in Deuces Wild

(February 25, 2024) The 2024 version of "Speedweeks" for the #39 team came to a close on February 23-24 at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series presided over the 'Deuces Wild' weekend with the High Limit Sprint Car Series and the double-dip for the Super Late Models was scheduled to start on Friday night with a $10,000 to win throwdown. Unfortunately, Mother Nature had other plans and the contest was canceled due to inclement weather.

On Saturday evening at GIS, a total of 45 competitors signed into the pit area to do battle for the $20,000 first place prize money. Tim McCreadie laid down the sixth quickest lap in Group B during qualifying prior to grabbing the third transfer spot in his stacked heat race. After starting the 50-lapper from the outside of the sixth row, Tim was able to climb one spot to finish the race in the eleventh position. "T-Mac" currently finds himself ninth in the latest version of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings. Complete results from 'Deuces Wild' can be found online by visiting www.lucasdirt.com. (Chris Anderson Photo)

Paylor Motorsports Hunts Gator Trophies at VSP

(February 17, 2024) Due to on-and-off rain this morning and a weather model showing worsening conditions throughout the day and into the night, officials have canceled the $16,000 to win 'DIRTcar Nationals’ Saturday finale at Volusia Speedway Park. (Josh James Artwork)

(February 16, 2024) The penultimate event of the 53rd Annual 'DIRTcar Nationals' was held earlier this evening at the sprawling Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida. The World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late Model Series spectacular drew a 47 car field to vie for the $16,000 top prize. Tim McCreadie timed in thirteenth quickest in Group B during qualifying, but unfortunately missed out on the 40-lapper after finishing sixth in his heat race and fourth in his B-Main.

(February 15, 2024) The World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late Model Series roared into Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida tonight to preside over a $12,000 to win shootout. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock eleventh fastest in Group A during the time trial session prior to grabbing the third and final transfer spot through his heat race. "T-Mac" then started the 35-lap headliner from the inside of the eighth row and eventually placed eleventh in the final finishing order.

(February 14, 2024) Tonight's DIRTcar Racing program at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida came with a twist, as every car in the pit area competed in one of the three Triple 20 features that each carried a $5,000 winner's check. Tim McCreadie clicked off the second quickest lap in his group during the qualifying session before running third in his 20-lap main event to trail only victor Bobby Pierce and runner-up Cade Dillard. In the rain-postponed $7,000 to win A-Main from Monday evening, Tim moved past four competitors en route to a sterling runner-up performance behind only victor Bobby Pierce!

(February 13, 2024) Night two of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' took place earlier this evening at Volusia Speedway Park, which is conveniently located close to Daytona Beach, and another $7,000 payday was up for grabs for the ground-pounding Super Late Models. Tim McCreadie finished seventh in his loaded heat race and third in his B-Main. Unfortunately, those efforts were just shy of a coveted transfer spot into the 25-lapper that was ultimately won by Devin Moran.

(February 12, 2024) The 53rd edition of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' for the Super Late Models kicked off tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida, as DIRTcar Racing presided over a $7,000 to win event at the 1/2-mile speedplant. Tim McCreadie, who won twice last year and captured the Big Gator trophy for winning the weeklong points title, laid down the third quickest lap in his group during the qualifying session before running second in his heat race. "T-Mac" was then scheduled to start the 25-lap feature from the outside of the third row, but Mother Nature had other plans and the A-Main was pushed back to Wednesday evening due to heavy rain showers.

McCreadie Tackles Final Winternationals

(February 10, 2024) With East Bay Raceway Park set to close at the end of this year, the final 'Winternationals' program ever for the Super Late Models took place tonight at the storied Gibsonton, Florida facility. A total of 65 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competitors signed into the pit area to vie for the $15,000 payday in front of a standing-room-only crowd. Tim McCreadie was unfortunately caught up in an early heat race incident and later relied on a series provisional to gain access into the 50-lap A-Main. After starting deep in the field, Tim wound up being paid for a twenty-sixth place showing. (Heath Lawson Photo)

(February 9, 2024) The penultimate event of the 48th Annual 'Winternationals' took place earlier this evening at East Bay Raceway Park and Paylor Motorsports was gunning for the $12,000 first place prize money. Tim McCreadie laid down the twenty-second quickest time in Group A during qualifying prior to running fifth in his heat race and third in his B-Main. After utilizing a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series provisional, Tim was able to blitz past fourteen competitors during the 50-lap main event to salvage a twelfth place effort.

(February 8, 2024) It was a busy night at East Bay Raceway Park, as a pair of features were held at the track deemed as the "Clay by the Bay." In the regularly scheduled $10,000 to win program for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, Tim McCreadie placed third in his loaded heat race prior to picking off five competitors during the 40-lap feature en route to a solid tenth place showing. With a $5,000 payday on the line in the rain postponed contest from Monday evening, Tim unfortunately missed out on the 30-lapper after previously running fifth in both his heat race and his B-Main.

(February 7, 2024) The 48th edition of the 'Winternationals' continued tonight at East Bay Raceway Park, as a $7,000 winner's check was up for grabs for the cars and stars racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock twelfth quickest in Group B during the qualifying session and later grabbed the third and final transfer spot through his stacked heat race. The Watertown, New York superstar then blasted past eleven competitors during the 40-lap main event to land in the seventh finishing position.

(February 6, 2024) A $5,000 first place prize was on the line tonight at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida in what was essentially round one of the 'Winternationals' due to Monday's rain-out. Tim McCreadie posted the twelfth quickest lap in Group B during the qualifying session prior to running fourth in his stacked heat race. Following a triumph in his B-Main, Tim was able to pass six competitors during the caution-free, 30-lap feature to record a fifteenth place effort.

(February 5, 2024) Tonight's opening portion of the 48th Annual 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida has been postponed. The $5,000 to win show for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will be made up in segments at the conclusion of each regularly scheduled program over the course of the next three nights at the "Clay by the Bay."

At the conclusion of Tuesday's program, time trials for Monday's event will be contested. On Wednesday, heat races and B-Mains for Monday will be contested at the conclusion of the regularly scheduled program. Finally, the 25-lap A-Main from Monday will take place following Thursday night’s shootout.

Tim McCreadie Wires All-Tech Field for $15,000!

(February 4, 2024) Watertown, New York superstar Tim McCreadie landed in victory lane for the first time in 2024 on Saturday night, February 3 at All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville, Florida! After finishing fourteenth in Friday's $12,000 to win weekend opener, Tim turned up the heat on the competition on Saturday and swept the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series program.

Tim earned Fast Time honors during the qualifying session prior to securing a heat race triumph and leading all 50 circuits in the headliner. At the checkers, "T-Mac" was celebrating a $15,000 triumph with his Paylor Motorsports team over a top five that included runner-up Daulton Wilson, Ryan Gustin, Tyler Bruening, and Clay Harris. Complete results from the past two nights at All-Tech Raceway can be located online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)

Pair of Top Tens for McCreadie at Ocala

(February 1, 2024) Tim McCreadie and Paylor Motorsports followed the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series to Ocala Speedway in Ocala, Florida on January 30-31 for a pair of $10,000 to win showdowns. On Tuesday night in the opener, Tim placed second in his heat race prior to moving up to finish sixth in the 40-lap headliner.

In a similar contest on Wednesday evening at the former Bubba Raceway Park, Tim grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot through his stacked heat race before blasting past seven competitors during the 40-lapper en route to a steady eighth place performance. Complete results from both battles at Ocala Speedway can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)

McCreadie Starts Lucas Oil Campaign at GIS

(January 27, 2024) Following last night's wash out at Golden Isles Speedway, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series presided over the third and final event of the 'Super Bowl of Racing' tonight, which boasted a whopping $25,000 first place prize. Tim McCreadie laid down the ninth fastest lap in Group A during qualifying and later grabbed the third and final transfer spot through his loaded heat race. Unfortunately, Tim drew a late race caution in the 60-lap headliner and was relegated to a disappointing twenty-sixth place showing. (Heath Lawson Photo)

(January 26, 2024) Tonight's racing action at Golden Isles Speedway has been rained out. The second leg of the 'Super Bowl of Racing' weekend at the Brunswick, Georgia-area oval, which was slated to pay $12,000 to the winner, will not be rescheduled.

(January 25, 2024) Night one of the annual 'Super Bowl of Racing' at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia officially kicked off the 2024 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season. A total of 51 Super Late Model competitors piled into the pit area today to vie for the $10,000 payday. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock seventh quickest in Group A during qualifying prior to running fourth in his stacked heat race and second in his B-Main. After starting the 40-lap feature from the inside of the eleventh row, "T-Mac" was officially scored in the twentieth finishing position.

Tim McCreadie Starts Season in Sunshine Nationals

(January 20, 2024) A $15,000 top prize was on the line tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in the third and final round of the season-opening 'Sunshine Nationals.' The World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late Model Series once again presided over the high-speed competition at the Barberville, Florida facility and a total of 56 Super Late Model drivers signed into the pit area. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock ninth quickest in Group B during time trials prior to running second in heat race action. The Watertown, New York superstar then slowed to draw an early yellow flag in the 40-lap feature, but rallied from the back to salvage a fifteenth place showing. (Chris Anderson Photo)

(January 19, 2024) Night two of the 'Sunshine Nationals' took place earlier this evening at Volusia Speedway Park and a $12,000 winner's check was up for grabs for the World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late Model Series competitors. Tim McCreadie laid down the sixth fastest lap in Group B during the qualifying session before grabbing the second transfer spot through his heat race. "T-Mac" then blasted past seven competitors during the 35-lap headliner to land in the fifth finishing position behind only race winner Devin Moran, Brandon Sheppard, Ricky Thornton, Jr., and Bobby Pierce!

(January 18, 2024) Tonight's World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late Model Series season opener at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida was unfortunately nixed after hot laps due to persistent rain showers. The $10,000 to win 'Sunshine Nationals' lid lifter will not be rescheduled, but Tim McCreadie will gun for the $12,000 top prize tomorrow night at the Daytona Beach-area speedplant.

 

 

 

 
 
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