Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular Jimmy Owens put on a crate late model clinic, winning $26,000 in the Powell Family Memorial race at All-Tech Raceway Saturday and headlining a Southern invasion by national late-model drivers.
Superman kept Yung Money at bay to become the first driver to win multiple races in the Flo Racing Night in America series, scoring the $10,000 win at Volunteer Speedway Wednesday night.
The Dirt Track World Championship is stolen by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Rookie of the Year, while Stewart Friesen grabbed his second 200-lap modified win of the season at Port Royal.
Defending Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series champion Jimmy Owens scores $20,000 win on Flo Racing Night in America at 411 Motor Speedway, part of a banner mid-week for the nation’s premier late model tour.
Mat Williamson completed a dominant invasion of the state of New York with his second consecutive win in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200, the pinnacle event of Super DIRT Week.
Canada’s Mat Williamson emerges as the Super DIRT Week frontrunner, scoring feature wins at both Brewerton and Weedsport as the biggest weekend in center-drive modified racing kicks off.
Carson Macedo steals the National Open at Williams Grove and the biggest payday of his career, while super late model points leaders (all but) secure national championships.
A hard-charging Dominic Buffalino comes from the back to win the Danny Serrano 100 at Bridgeport, while old-school stock cars put on a barnburner at an Illinois fair.
Zane DeVilbiss rebounds to score the Race for Hope 71 paycheck, while Jimmy Owens returns to form and the race of the year broke out in New York.
Bakersfield, Calif.’s Ethan Dotson wins the opening of round of the Race for Hope 71, IMCA modified racing’s crown jewel.
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