LOCUST GROVE, Ark. (08/17/19) - Chris Madden is undoubtably the hottest driver in dirt late model racing after winning his third consecutive crown jewel event in as many weeks on Saturday night.

The 44-year-old South Carolina native stormed to his first career COMP Cams Topless 100 - Presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions at Batesville Motor Speedway. Madden earned $40,000 for his effort and became the fifteenth different driver to win the annual crown jewel event sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series. >>READ MORE

Bloomquist Tops Topless 100 Night No. 2 Action

On a historic night for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, the tour's all-time winningest driver Scott Bloomquist won his first series event since July 2018.

The 55-year-old Hall-of-Fame driver captured the 30-lap feature on the eve of the 27th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 - Presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions on Friday night.

The 600th event in the series history saw a battle for the lead between Bloomquist and his Team Zero teammate Chris Madden go down to the finish as Bloomquist held off Madden. Madden entered the race with a three-race LOLMDS win streak. With their 1-2 finish on Friday night, Madden and Bloomquist will make up the front row for the $40,000-to-win crown jewel event on Saturday night. >>READ MORE

Chris Madden Rolls to Win in COMP Cams Topless 100 Opener

Locust Grove, Arkansas (08/15/19) - Chris Madden continued his recent hot streak by winning Thursday night's opener at Batesville Motor Speedway.

The win marks his third consecutive trip to Victory Lane in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competition and his first-career COMP Cams Super Dirt Series Super Late Model victory. Madden survived a battle with Brandon Overton to score the victory on night one of the COMP Cams Topless 100 - Presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions.

Madden was unchallenged other than when he slid up the track after a lap 19 restart and Overton forged ahead on lap 21. Overton slid up the track a lap later which allowed Madden to get back by him and go on for the victory, his 11th career Lucas Oil Late Model Late Model Dirt Series win. >>READ MORE

Robert Baker Bags $5,000 CCSDS Triumph at I-30 Speedway
COMP Cams Topless 100 Up Next at Batesville Motor Speedway

Little Rock, Arkansas (08/03/19) – On Saturday night, Robert Baker became the third different winner in as many years of the Will McGary Tribute Race at I-30 Speedway. He pocketed $5,000 for COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) presented by Lucas Oil triumph at the ¼-mile oval.

With his triumph Baker joined Billy Moyer and Jack Sullivan as former winners of the event.

The Alexander, Arkansas native rocketed to the victory from the New Vision Graphics Pole Position. He led all 40 laps of the tribute race to collect his sixth-career win. >>READ MORE

Kyle Beard Surges Late for CCSDS Checkers at Old No. 1
Action Continues on Saturday Night at I-30 Speedway

Harrisburg, Arkansas (08/02/19) – Two-time COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) presented by Lucas Oil champion, Kyle Beard overtook Jason Papich for the lead with eight laps remaining to win Saturday night at Old No. 1 Speedway.

The victory was the 15th of his career with the series and paid $2,500.

Snagging the lead from the New Vision Graphics Pole Award Winner, Dane Dacus on the opening circuit, Papich led the first 22 circles before multi-time Old No. 1 Speedway Track Champion, Kyle Beard charged to the lead the final eight laps for his first-series win of 2019.

Dane Dacus, Logan Martin, and Mason Oberkramer completed the Top-5 finishers. >>READ MORE

COMP Cams Super Dirt Series Opens August with Arkansas Doubleheader
Old No. 1 Speedway and I-30 Speedway Up Next

Conway, Arkansas (07/30/19) – The COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) presented by Lucas Oil thunders into the month of August with an Arkansas doubleheader this weekend.

Action opens on Friday night at Old No. 1 Speedway (Harrisburg, Arkansas) with a $2,500-to-win event, before shifting southwest to Tracey Clay’s I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas) on Saturday night for the third annual Will McGary Memorial. A $5,000 winner’s check will be up for grabs in the night’s finale.

There have now been seven different winners in 10 series events this season.

Last weekend the series saw a pair of Show-Me State drivers bank their first-career wins with the tour. Logan Martin won on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway, while Mason Oberkramer streaked to Saturday night’s win.

While Tony Jackson Jr. continues to be the Midwest Sheet Metal Marked Man atop the CCSDS standings, he saw a few points shaved off his advantage last weekend. Timothy Culp, Kyle Beard, Morgan Bagley, B.J. Robinson, Brian Rickman, Hunter Rasdon, Scott Crigler, Jesse Stovall, Charlie Cole and David Payne round out the current standings.

Scott Crigler continues to pace the Midwest Sheet Metal Rookie of the Year points over Charlie Cole and Chad Mallett.

On Friday, August 2 the CCSDS makes their lone appearance of 2019 at Old No. 1 Speedway (Harrisburg, Arkansas). The evening’s program culminates with a $2,500-to-win/ $400-to-start finale for the CCSDS contingent. Outlaw Modifieds and Factory Stocks also accompany the night’s action.

Gates open at 5:00 p.m. with hot laps at 7:30 p.m. and racing action at 8:00 p.m. Adult grandstand admission is $20 with children (ages 6-12) $10 and kids (ages 5-and-under) free. Pit passes are $35 with children (ages 6-12) $20.

On Saturday night the third annual Will McGary Tribute is set for I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas) as a $5,000-to-win/ $500-to-start, racing event headlines the night.

On this much anticipated night, racers and fans will join together to celebrate the life and prestige of fallen police officer, Will McGary.

McGary tragically lost his life in the line of duty on February 1, 2013. The hard-working young man was fatally struck by an impaired driver, while protecting and serving the citizens of Conway, Arkansas. He was only 26 years old.

While Will’s life may have been unfairly taken away far too soon on that fateful February day, his generosity and his spirit continue to live on. He was an organ donor.  In fact, three recipients received his heart and organs. They continue to live healthy lives because of Will’s generosity.

Those who knew McGary are quick to tell you just how special his giving nature truly was. With this in mind, it led to the formation of the Will McGary Foundation. The Foundation was created in honor of Will to continue his legacy by benefiting both the youth and law enforcement in Central Arkansas.

ASCS Elite Non-Wing Sprint Cars, IMCA Modifieds, Bumper-To-Bumper Super Stocks and Powder Puff will share the night’s spotlight.

Gates open at 4:00 p.m. with the draw closing at 6:30 p.m., hot laps at 7:00 p.m. and racing action at 7:30 p.m. Adult grandstand admission is $15 with children (ages 6-12) $1 and kids (ages 5-and-under) free. The first 100 children will receive free admission, courtesy of the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series.

The tire rule for both events is a Hoosier 1350 on all four corners with a Hoosier LM40 option for the right-rear only.

For more information on the weekend’s programs, please visit www.OldNo1Speedway.org and www.I-30Speedway.com .

Mason Oberkramer Claims CCSDS Triumph at Legit Speedway Park
Old No. 1 Speedway and I-30 Speedway Up Next

West Plains, Missouri (07/27/19) – Saturday night’s COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) presented by Lucas Oil saw a first-time winner for the second time in as many nights.

After seeing fellow Show-Me State driver claim top honors on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway, Broseley, Missouri’s Mason Oberkramer streaked to his first-career CCSDS victory on Saturday night at Legit Speedway Park. >>READ MORE

Logan Martin Masters Batesville for First CCSDS Victory
Weekend Action Continues on Saturday Night at Legit Speedway

Locust Grove, Arkansas (07/26/19) – Missouri’s Logan Martin streaked to his first-career COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) presented by Lucas Oil victory on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway.

The third-starting Martin overtook New Vision Graphics Pole Sitter, Timothy Culp on the 14th circuit and went on to lead the remainder of the 35-lap event en route to his first career CCSDS win. Culp staged a late-race charge but came up short in his bid as Martin secured the $2,500 victory.

Culp’s last-lap bid for the lead found him slipping to a fifth-place finish in the final rundown Jesse Stovall, Terry Phillips, and Robert Baker completed finishing spots two through four. >>READ MORE

Timothy Culp Tops CCSDS Action at Boothill Speedway
Batesville Motor Speedway and Legit Speedway Park Up Next

Greenwood, Louisiana (07/20/19) – Timothy Culp charged to the lead on the third circuit on Saturday night at Louisiana’s Boothill Speedway and never looked back en route to the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series presented by Lucas Oil victory.

Culp overtook New Vision Graphics Pole Sitter Brett Frazier for the top spot on lap 3. Once out front the Louisiana native, who now resides in Prattsville, Arkansas, never relinquished the top spot. The victory in the $3,000-to-win, 40 lapper marked his first with the tour since November 2017 and was the sixth of his career. >>READ MORE

Tony Jackson Jr. Pads CCSDS Point’s Lead with Texarkana Victory
Weekend Action Continues on Saturday Night at Boothill Speedway

Texarkana, Arkansas (07/19/19) – Friday night found the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series presented by Lucas Oil thundering into Texarkana 67 Speedway (Texarkana, Arkansas) and for the second time this year Tony Jackson Jr. tamed the ¼-mile oval.

The victory was his third overall on the year and allowed him to further extend his advantage atop the standings.

The Lebanon, Missouri driver started on the New Vision Graphics Pole Position for the feature. He went on to lead every circuit on his way to his ninth-career, CCSDS victory.

While Jackson Jr. wired the field in the event, the battle for the second position was a good one with sixth starting, Kyle Beard ultimately claiming the spot over Brian Rickman. Hunter Rasdon and 17th-starting Morgan Bagley rounded out the Top-5 finishers. >>READ MORE