Speedweeks Wraps Up for Team 93 at Golden Isles

(March 8, 2026) The Speedweeks journey for Carson Ferguson wrapped up from March 4-7 at Golden Isles Speedway, as the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series presided over four big events at the Brunswick, Georgia-area speedplant. On Wednesday night in the opener, which boasted a $7,000 paycheck, Carson ran fifth in his heat race and won his B-Main prior to winding up nineteenth in the final rundown of the 30-lap feature. With a $10,000 payday up for grabs on Thursday, Carson clicked off the fastest lap in Group B during qualifying, ran second in his heat race, and later placed twenty-second in the 40-lapper after visiting the hot pit thinking a tire was going down.

In Friday's $12,000 to win program, Carson finished third in his heat race, but was later caught up in a grinding wreck early in the 50-lap main event. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace visited the hot pit for repairs and eventually salvaged a twentieth place effort. At GIS on Saturday evening in the $25,000 to win grand finale, Carson grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot into the 50-lapper and lost power steering during the contest. He was able to manhandle his #93 machine to a solid twelfth place performance to conclude Speedweeks. Complete results from the entire week at Golden Isles Speedway can be accessed online by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)

Pair of Top Tens for Ferguson at Ocala Speedway

(March 1, 2026) The busy Speedweeks for Carson Ferguson continued from February 24-28 with five Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series shootouts during the 'Wieland Winternationals' at Ocala Speedway in Ocala, Florida. With a rain-out on Friday, only four races officially got into the record books. Carson was able to knock down a pair of top tens during the week, as he finished ninth in Wednesday's $7,000 to win feature and seventh in Thursday's $10,000 to win main event.

In other action at Ocala, Carson unfortunately missed out on the $7,000 to win opener on Tuesday night after getting into the wall during his heat race. In Saturday's grand finale, which boasted a hefty $25,000 winner's check, Carson ran third in his heat race and had another top ten effort going in the 50-lap headliner. Unfortunately, a flat right rear tire and a blown shock ended his night prematurely and relegated the Lincolnton, North Carolina ace to a disappointing twentieth place showing. Carson now sits seventh in the latest Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings exiting Ocala. Complete results from the 'Wieland Winternationals' can be accessed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)

Carson Ferguson Nabs Pair of Top Fives at All-Tech!

(February 22, 2026) The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series kicked off their 2026 campaign from February 19-21 at All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville, Florida. The first of three high-profile events took place on Thursday night and a $10,000 payday was up for grabs. Carson Ferguson ran fifth in his heat race and second in his B-Main prior to passing fourteen competitors during the 40-lap feature event. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace placed fifth at the checkers behind only victor Brandon Sheppard, Devin Moran, Hudson O'Neal, and Brandon Overton!

On Friday evening with a $12,000 top prize on the line, Carson finished second in his heat race, but a broken spindle early in the 50-lap distance helped drop him to a thirteenth place performance in the main event. In Saturday's weekend finale, which boasted a $15,000 winner's check, Carson advanced to third in his heat race and fifth in the 50-lapper to trail only race winner Hudson O'Neal, Brandon Overton, Clay Harris, and Garrett Alberson. He currently sits tied for fifth in the latest version of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings exiting the Sunshine State venue. Complete results from all three weekend battles can be accessed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)

Ferguson Starts 2026 Campaign in DIRTcar Nationals

(February 14, 2026) A Valentine's Day shootout wrapped up the 55th Annual 'DIRTcar Nationals' tonight at Volusia Speedway Park and 56 race teams signed into the Daytona Beach-area speedplant to do battle for a hefty $20,000 paycheck. Carson Ferguson nabbed the second transfer spot through his heat race and later rolled off from the inside of the sixth row in the 50-lap headliner. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace then fought hard for a potential top ten showing before winding up thirteenth at the unfurling of the checkered flag. (Josh James Artwork)

(February 13, 2026) Carson Ferguson returned to action with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series tonight at Volusia (FL) Speedway Park in round five of the 'DIRTcar Nationals,' which also boasted a $12,000 first place prize. Carson once again failed to transfer into the 35-lapper after placing seventh in his heat race and eighth in his consolation event.

(February 12, 2026) The World of Outlaws Late Model Series roared into the Daytona Beach area to preside over their first event of the annual 'DIRTcar Nationals.' A $12,000 top prize was up for grabs earlier this evening at Volusia Speedway Park and a total of 58 Super Late Model competitors were packed into the pit area at the 1/2-mile speedplant. Carson Ferguson unfortunately missed out on the 35-lap main event after finishing sixth in his loaded heat race and fourth in his B-Main.

(February 11, 2026) Tonight's DIRTcar Racing program at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida was headlined by a trio of split-field features - each of which paid $5,000 to the winner. Carson Ferguson, of Lincolnton, North Carolina, stopped the clock tenth fastest in his group during qualifying before retiring early in his 25-lapper and officially placing eighteenth in the final rundown.

(February 10, 2026) Round two of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' was held tonight at Volusia Speedway Park and another $7,000 payday was on the line for the ground-pounding Super Late Models. In the 2026 season lid lifter for the Paylor Motorsports team, Carson Ferguson started off his evening by laying down the fifth quickest lap in his group during qualifying prior to grabbing the third and final transfer spot through his heat race. With passing at a premium during the course of the 25-lap main event, Carson wound up fifteenth in the final finishing order of the season-opening contest.