Jackson 100 Rescheduled
Jackson 100 weekend rescheduled for October 11 & 12 with the format being the same as what was originally scheduled.
With the Jackson being rescheduled, FunFest has been removed from the 2024 schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your understanding.
For the latest news, results, championship standings, and more about the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, please visit www.lucasdirt.com
45th Annual Jackson 100 is postponed for Friday and Saturday.
Please keep your advance tickets as we are actively working with LOLMDS to find a reschedule date. We will know something within the next week if not sooner. See Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series post below:
Hurricane Helene Forces Brownstown Postponement and Atomic Cancelation
BATAVIA, Ohio (September 26, 2024) – This weekend's 45th Annual Jackson 100 at Brownstown Speedway, scheduled for Friday and Saturday, has been postponed. In addition, Tuesday’s event at Atomic Speedway has been canceled.
The remnants of Hurricane Helene are expected to reach the Tri-State area on Friday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds through early next week.
Brownstown Speedway and Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series officials are actively exploring a possible make-up for the 45th Annual Jackson 100. An announcement regarding the event is expected next week.
Tuesday’s event at Atomic Speedway, which features the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and the Kubota High Limit Racing Series, will not be rescheduled.
The next Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event will be a doubleheader at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. The 36th Annual Pittsburgher, presented by Big River Steel, will feature two complete events. Friday's event will include a $10,000 to win A-Main, while Saturday's finale will have a $50,000 prize.
For the latest news, results, championship standings, and more about the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, please visit www.lucasdirt.com
Hudson O'Neal is Castrol® FloRacing Night in America Winner...
Zach Sasser Takes Super Stock Feature Win.
Sept. 25, 2024 - The Castrol FloRacing Night in America Series presented by Kubota visited the track for Wednesday’s $20,000-to-win event, which was originally scheduled for May 14th. Thirty-seven Slicker Graphics Super Late Models were on hand.
Hudson O'Neal (Martinsville, IN) returned to his "home track" and scored his fifth career FloRacing Series victory and first tour victory of the 2024 season. Tanner English(Benton, KY) and Tim McCreadie(Watertown, NY) rounded out Wednesday's podium.
Hudson O'Neal led lap one before 4th place starter Jonathan Davenport(Blairsville, GA) took over on lap 2 and led until lap 18. O'Neal then recaptured the lead and managed to maintain the lead for the final 31 laps, even after a few cautions bunched the field back together during the 50-lap race.
Devin Moran(Dresden, OH) from his 17th starting spot and Ross Robinson(Georgetown, DE) from his 11th starting spot completed the top five.
In Pewter Hall Super Stock feature action, Zach Sasser followed by younger brother Isaiah Sasser took home the win. Zach Sasser and Isaiah Sasser finished first and second for the 2nd race in-a-row. Zach Sasser would lead all twenty laps of the feature event. Following the Sasser's at the finish was Lee Hobbs, Trey Chastain, and Derek Groomer.
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Tyler Cain in Victory Lane Again...
Zach Sasser, Preston Carr, Matt Cranmer, & Curtis Roccia Winners
Sept. 21, 2024 - It was Schaefer Photo & Custom Designs Night at the Speedway Saturday night with over one-hundred and twenty cars on hand for the evening. A big "Jackson 100" week of racing is up next at the Speedway and is set to begin this Wednesday 9/25.
Tyler Cain parked in victory lane for the fourth straight time in P3 Graphix Indiana Late Model Series Pro Late Models. Steve Peeden took the early lead and looked to be the car to beat. A caution on lap 18 bunched the field and wiped out Peeden's advantage. Cain now running second, took over the lead with five laps to go and went on to get his 7th win of the year. Peeden, Rohn Moon, Tyler Neal, and Dustin Nobbe rounded out the top five.
Zach Sasser recorded win number 3 in Pewter Hall Super Stocks. Isaiah Sasser and Colton Sullivan swapped the early lead before Sullivan took over and extended his lead. Sullivan would have mechanical problems just past halfway and second place running Zach Sasser inherited the lead. Zach Sasser would go on to score the win ahead of Isaiah Sasser, Tanner Chastain, Tucker Chastain, and Greg Amick.
In Crossroads Truck Equipment Pure Stocks, Preston Carr scored win number 4 for the year. Josh Turner, Aj Wilson, Brent McMillan and Carr would all battle in the early part of the feature with each driver leading at some point. Carr eventually took over the lead for good to get the win. McMillan, Wilson, Keaton Streeval, and Hunter Perry completed the top five.
Matt Cranmer recorded victory number 6 in Crown Vic features for the year. Kenna Day led the field to green and took the early lead. Matt Cranmer from his 7th starting spot worked his way to the front and took over the lead near the halfway mark of the event. Cranmer's win came ahead of Todd Cain, Kenna Day, Aj Clark, and Geremy Hays.
Curtis Roccia would go back-to-back in the Hornet division, scoring his second win in-a-row. Cordell Moore would lead the first 13 laps before Roccia took over the lead with 7 laps to go and would record his third win of the year out of the last 4 Hornet events. Moore, Jeremy Shemwell, Josh Hallett, and Preston Righthouse trailed at the checkers.
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