Where: I-80 Speedway – Greenwood, Neb. (streamed on MAVTV Plus)
Why We Chose It: At $30,000-to-win, by far Thursday’s highest-paying dirt race
After a white-hot start to the 2021 season that saw New Waverly, Texas’s Tyler Erb score two wins at East Bay Raceway Park (as well as get parked for on-track antics with Mason Zeigler), the driver known as Terbo stormed back to relevance on the LOLMDS circuit, backing up a $7,000 preliminary win Wednesday with a flag-to-flag victory in the 53-lap feature Thursday night. The win paid a cool $30,000, by far Erb’s biggest of 2021.
.@BestTerbo1 flexed his muscles on Wednesday Night leading all 30 laps to win the Al Belt Custom Homes I-80 Nationals at @I80Speedway.
Where: Davenport Speedway – Davenport, Iowa (streamed on DirtVision)
Why We Chose It: At $5,000-to-win, Thursday’s highest-paying race that wasn’t rained out.
Tony Jackson Jr. rocketed away from the field in the opening laps of Thursday night’s late model feature, but shortly after Billy Moyer Jr. brought out the first yellow of the race on lap 8, Hell Tour wins and points leader Bobby Pierce took the lead and never looked back, comfortably winning his fourth race of the tour.
. @dirtvision REPLAY: @BobbyPierce32 takes the checkered flag tonight at Davenport Speedway, his second victory in as many nights! pic.twitter.com/bGIc1fXkS9
Brooks Doubles Down Wins At Wartburg Crate Race; I-75 Raceway Sprints To Memphis Britt Sunday, May 2, 2021 - by Steve Hixson
Taking his second consecutive win of the weekend (the first coming at his home track in Chattanooga, Friday night) Booger Brooks (#48) won Wartburg (TN) Speedway s 604/Crate Late Model Special Saturday.
Brooks overtook Virginian bad-boy Logan Roberson on the 26th lap for the $2,000 victory. Chickamauga s Dale McDowell was 4th behind winner Tanner English of Kentucky at Clarksville Speedway, north of Nashville Saturday. Cleveland s John Ownbey was seventh overall.
Landon Britt (#10) of Memphis was victorious over Friday night s winner Californian Jared Horstman in Rock Auto USCS Sprint Car competition Saturday night at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater.
Despite COVID-19 Recovery, Clanton Tops Lucas Oil Winternationals Finale Tuesday Wednesday, February 3, 2021 - by Steve Hixson
The Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model series Winternationals wrapped up Tuesday night at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala with its second consecutive $10,000 to-win 40 lap feature despite unprecedented cold weather for the central Florida area.
The Georgia Giant Shane Clanton fought and scratched his Skyline Motorsports / Capital race car team to their first LODLM series victory in over a year, despite be afflicted with the COVID-19 disease recently that came close to sidelining the Fayetteville, Ga. racer for the first few events. Luckily Clanton didn t have to miss any series races, despite being close to 30 pounds underweight.
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Shane Clanton scored his first Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory since 2019 on Tuesday night at Bubba Raceway Park. Photo: Rick Warren
OCALA, Fla. - Shane Clanton won his first Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event since September of 2019 on Tuesday night at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Florida.
The Zebulon, Georgia speedster wrapped up the win in the finale of the K&N Filters Winter Nationals, marking the conclusion of the 2021 Florida Speedweeks for the series.
Clanton took the lead on lap 22 of the 40-lap main event from Bobby Pierce and went on for his fifth career series victory. Pierce finished in second followed by Tanner English in third, Tim McCreadie in fourth, and Jimmy Owens in fifth.