A horrendous weekend for DirtVision, an instant classic to open Knoxville festivities and Rusty Schlenk wins the $33,000 Wood Tic, arguably the best-kept
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Devin Moran scored his first career DIRTcar Nationals Big Gator championship after Saturday night s World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series race was cancelled due to rain. Photo: WoO Media
He may not have been doing a rain dance, but when rain showers washed out the final night of World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series action at the DIRTcar Nationals at Florida’s Volusia Speedway Park on Saturday, Devin Moran came away the big winner.
The 26-year-old from Dresden, Ohio claimed his first DIRTcar Nationals Big Gator championship on Saturday after an impressive display of consistency through the five rounds of Late Model races.
Pierce Win Is Dedicated To Aunt Jen Tuesday At Volusia Speedway Park Wednesday, February 10, 2021 - by Steve Hixson
The Illinois Boys Bobby Pierce (#32) and Brandon Shepard brought the Dirt Car series field to green for night #2 of the Speedweeks at Volusia Speedway Park outside Daytona Tuesday. It would be second generation racer (son of the Tall Cool One - Bob Pierce) holding off friend Devin Moran (son of the Million Dollar Man - Donnie Moran) at the conclusion of the 30 lapper.
Pierce thanked the usual crew, family and friends in victory lane in front of the DirtVision.com cameras, then took a moment to wish special love to his Aunt Jen Hawk who d earlier in the day passed away from a brain aneurysm. Hawk, with husband Larry, own Premier Waste Services, one of Bobby s primary sponsors on the racecar. Behind Moran was Hudson O Neil in Maryville s Roger Sellars owned team, Shepard and Darryl Lannigan of Kentucky.
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Tyler Erb celebrates in victory lane after winning Tuesday night s Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Winternationals feature at East Bay Raceway Park. Photo: Heath Lawson Photography
TAMPA, Fla. - Tyler Erb made a late-race pass on Brandon Overton to win Tuesday night’s Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, Florida.
A caution flew on the final lap for Brandon Sheppard just before the checkered flag, setting up a duel between Erb and Overton for the top of the podium.
The victory for Erb was his 10th career win in series competition, his third career win at East Bay, and his third overall win of 2021.
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Hudson O Neal celebrates after winning Monday night s Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series feature at East Bay Raceway Park. Photo: Heath Lawson Photography
TAMPA, Fla. - Hudson O’Neal held off Brandon Sheppard to win on opening night of the Wrisco Industries 45th Annual Winternationals at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, Florida on Monday.
O’Neal picked up the lead for good on lap 20 and held it to the checkered flag. The win marked his eighth career Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory and his second at East Bay.
Sheppard finished .359 seconds behind O’Neal at the checkers. Evans, Georgia’s Brandon Overton came home in the third finishing position. Devin Moran finished fourth, with Earl Pearson, Jr. in fifth.