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A Special Thanks and Message to Our Sponsors!
The #39 team gives a heartfelt thanks to Mega Plumbing of the Carolinas, Longhorn Chassis, Bilstein Shocks, Mega Electrical Services, Sweeteners Plus, D&E Marine, Cornett Racing Engines, Baker Mitchell Wholesale Plumbing Supplies, Bobby Taylor Oil Company, WP Racing Shocks, Maxima Racing Oils, VP Racing Fuels, Hoosier Racing Tires South, Winters Performance, Wilwood Engineering, Wiles Racing Driveshafts, Weld Wheels, Walker Performance Filtration, Kirkey Racing Fabrication, Howe Racing Enterprises, Fluidyne High Performance, FK Rod Ends, Allstar Performance, Swift Springs, Sweet MFG., Strange Oval, Speedwerx, Simpson Race Products, Mark 4 Honda - Wytheville, VA, Winning Edge Carburetion, Delph Communications, and B&B Motorsports for all of their unwavering support. More information on the team can be viewed online at www.TimMcCreadie39.com. (Zach Yost Racing Photography)
Nightly Results from the DIRTcar Nationals at VSP...
(February 14, 2020) With steady afternoon rain showers saturating the 1/2-mile speedplant at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida, Tim McCreadie opted to load up his #39 machine and he did not compete in tonight's $10,000 to win World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series shootout. Tim will; however, be back in action at VSP tomorrow evening in the 'DIRTcar Nationals' grand finale, which also boasts a $10,000 paycheck. (February 13, 2020) The #39 team was back in competition tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida, as another $10,000 winner's check was on the line with the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock sixth fastest in Group A during the qualifying session before running second in his stacked heat race. The Watertown, New York star then rolled off from the inside of the sixth row in the 40-lap headliner, but ran into problems during the contest and was unfortunately relegated to a twenty-third place showing. (February 12, 2020) The World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series sanctioned their first event of "Speedweeks" tonight at Volusia Speedway Park. A strong 51 car field piled into the pit area at the Barberville, Florida facility for round three of the 49th Annual 'DIRTcar Nationals,' which boasted a $10,000 windfall. Tim McCreadie - fresh off his big win last night - timed in sixth quickest in Group B during qualifying prior to claiming yet another heat race victory. After drawing the fifth starting spot before the drop of the green flag in the 40-lapper, Tim fought hard for another op five showing at VSP before winding up seventh a the unfurling of the checkered flag.
(February 10, 2020) The Super Late Model portion of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' kicked off earlier tonight at Volusia Speedway Park, as DIRTcar Racing presided over the first of six events this week at the historic Barberville, Florida speedplant. A 44 car field converged on the Daytona Beach-area facility to vie for the $7,000 paycheck. Tim McCreadie laid down the fourth fastest lap in his group during the qualifying session before securing a heat race triumph. After starting the 30-lap sprint from the pole position, Tim ran amongst the leaders throughout the distance and eventually finished fourth in the final rundown behind only victor Brandon Sheppard, Brian Shirley, and Dennis Erb, Jr.
T-Mac Sets Fast Time Again; Seventh at All-Tech
Nightly Results from the Winternationals at East Bay...
(February 7, 2020) The penultimate event of the 44th Annual 'Winternationals' drew a stout 57 car field to East Bay Raceway Park and the ante was upped for all involved, as a $12,000 winner's check was on the line with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series at the Gibsonton, Florida facility. Tim McCreadie timed in third quickest in Group B during the qualifying session and later drove to another heat race triumph. Tim then started the 50-lap main event from the outside of the third row and was officially placed seventh in the final finishing order at the "Clay by the Bay." (February 6, 2020) A windy day greeted the #39 team today at East Bay Raceway Park and the fourth Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series show of the week at the Gibsonton, Florida oval paid $7,000 to win. Red hot Tim McCreadie once again set Fast Time during the qualifying session prior to recording yet another heat race victory. T-Mac then started the 40-lap feature event from the outside of the front row and led laps 2 and 6-8 before encountering a fuel pickup issue. The Watertown, New York star was unfortunately forced to retire with the problem and was paid for a twenty-sixth place performance.
(February 4, 2020) Action heated back up at East Bay Raceway Park tonight, as a similar $5,000 to win program was held at the Gibsonton, Florida facility. Tim McCreadie knocked down the eighth fastest time in Group B during Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying and later placed second in his heat race behind only prelim winner Tyler Erb. The Watertown, New York star then started the 30-lapper from the outside of the fifth row and methodically worked his way past seven competitors to bag a podium effort in finishing third behind only victor Brandon Sheppard and runner-up Brandon Overton! (February 3, 2020) Night one of the 44th Annual 'Winternationals' for the Super Late Model competitors drew a large Monday crowd to East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida tonight for a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series showdown. A stout 62 car field piled into the pit area at the Tampa-area facility to vie for the $5,000 payday in the first of six straight nights of racing action. Tim McCreadie earned Fast Time honors during the qualifying session at the "Clay by the Bay" and later secured another heat race triumph. After starting the 30-lap feature event from the pole position and leading the first ten circuits, Tim slipped back a few spots towards the end of the distance to finish seventh in the final rundown.
McCreadie Dominates Super Bowl of Racing for $12,000 Win! (January 31, 2020) Persistent rain showers at Golden Isles Speedway today has forced the cancellation of the first round of the annual 'Super Bowl of Racing' at the 4/10-mile oval, which is located near Brunswick, Georgia. Tomorrow's action will go on as planned, as the $12,000 to win program set for Saturday now becomes the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season opener.
Tim McCreadie Starts Season in 34th Annual Chili Bowl With his solid performance on Wednesday, the popular driver known as "T-Mac" was placed starting from the outside of the seventh row in his B-Main during Championship Night on Saturday evening, January 18. Tim, who won the coveted Golden Driller trophy for winning the indoor event back in 2006, was able to advance three positions in his B-Main to finish the race in the eleventh spot. Unfortunately, only the top seven finishers were able to transfer into the 55-lap 'Chili Bowl,' so Tim was forced to watch the grand finale, which was won by Kyle Larson, from the grandstand. Full results from the 34th Annual 'Chili Bowl' can be located by clicking on www.chilibowl.com.
T-Mac Aims for Lucas Championship in Bradsher-Backed Longhorn "First off, I have to thank Ann and Carl Myers, Vic Coffey, and Sweeteners Plus for everything they have done for my racing career since 2002," said McCreadie, who will actually kick off his 2020 campaign in the annual 'Chili Bowl Midget Nationals' from January 13-18 in a Jim Neuman entry. "It was a very successful partnership and we were able to win a lot of big races and championships together. While I still have a great relationship with them, I'm excited about this new chapter in my racing career driving for Donald and Gena (Bradsher)." | full story
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(March
28, 2020) With
the entire country practicing social distancing and the near unprecedented
halt in racing action due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic,
Tim McCreadie and car owners Donald and Gena Bradsher, along with
everyone associated with Paylor Motorsports, would like to take
this time to thank our valued sponsors from a distance of greater
than six feet. We hope that you and your families remain safe and
healthy during this time of uncertainty. With your help and support,
we were able to amass a trio of high-profile victories during "Speedweeks"
and emerged from the Georgia/Florida swing second in the heated
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings. Whenever it is
that our lives return to a sense of normalcy, we can't wait to shake
your hand again at the racetrack and give you proper thanks instead
of this digital version!
(February
15, 2020) The
#39 team wrapped up the 2020 edition of the 'DIRTcar Nationals'
tonight at Volusia Speedway Park, as another $10,000 windfall was
on the line with the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model
Series at the Barberville, Florida oval. Tim McCreadie laid down
the tenth fastest lap in Group A during the time trial session before
claiming the fourth and final transfer spot through his stacked
heat race. T-Mac then moved past six competitors during the course
of the 50-lap grand finale to leave VSP with a solid ninth place
effort. (Rick Neff Photo)
(February
11, 2020) Tim
McCreadie, of Watertown, New York, picked up his third checkered
flag of the young 2020 campaign earlier tonight in the second leg
of the annual 'DIRTcar Nationals' at Volusia Speedway Park! Tim
toured the Barberville, Florida oval second fastest in his group
during qualifying before scoring a victory in heat race action.
T-Mac then redrew the pole position and kept the very talented field
behind him to lead all thirty circuits in the headliner. At the
checkers, Tim was awarded the $7,000 top prize for besting Brandon
Sheppard, Kyle Bronson, Dennis Erb, Jr., and Jonathan Davenport!
(Jim DenHamer Photo)
(February
9, 2020) The
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series portion of "Speedweeks"
concluded tonight with the first-ever series visit to All-Tech Raceway
in Ellisville, Florida. Tim McCreadie paced the stellar field during
qualifying to earn Fast Time honors and later secured yet another
heat race triumph. The Watertown, New York ace then started the
$10,000 to win headliner from the pole position and ran amongst
the leaders throughout the 50-lap affair. At the checkers; however,
Tim had slid back to seventh in the final finishing order and now
finds himself second in the early version of the LOLMDS point battle!
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(February
8, 2020) Tonight
marked the sixth and final race of the 2020 edition of the 'Winternationals'
at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida. The 1/3-mile oval
hosted another $12,000 to win throwdown and a huge crowd was in
attendance for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned program.
Tim McCreadie stopped the clock fourth fastest in Group A during
the time trial session and ran second in heat race action. In the
50-lap grand finale at the Tampa-area facility, T-Mac rolled off
from the inside of the fourth row and eventually finished right
where he started... in the seventh position. (
(February
5, 2020) Tim
McCreadie, of Watertown, New York, bagged his second Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series feature win of the young 2020 campaign tonight
in round three of the 44th edition of the 'Winternationals' at East
Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida! Tim locked down Fast Time
honors overall during the qualifying session before picking up another
heat race triumph. After starting the 40-lap headliner from the
pole position, "T-Mac" grabbed the point for a single
circuit on lap four prior to inheriting the lead for good on lap
36 after a hard wreck on the frontstretch involving leader Jonathan
Davenport. The misfortune of fellow Longhorn Chassis driver Davenport
allowed McCreadie to pace the stout field for the final five trips
around the 1/3-mile oval en route to capturing the $7,000 windfall
ahead of Brandon Overton, Brandon Sheppard, Tyler Erb, and Brian
Shirley! (
(February
1, 2020) Tim
McCreadie, of Watertown, New York, and the Paylor Motorsports team
kicked off their Super Late Model season in grand fashion earlier
tonight by securing a $12,000 triumph in the 'Super Bowl of Racing'
finale at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia! Tim was
quick right out of the box, as he laid down the quickest time in
Group A during the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying session
before winning his loaded heat race. He then led each and every
circuit in the 50-lap headliner to reach victory lane ahead of Brandon
Overton, Brandon Sheppard, Mike Marlar, and Jonathan Davenport!!!
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(January
19, 2020) Watertown,
New York star Tim McCreadie lifted the lid to his 2020 season this
week at the historic Tulsa Expo Raceway in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as he
piloted a #9 midget entry for car owner Jim Neuman in the 34th edition
of the 'Chili Bowl.' In his preliminary night on Wednesday, January
15, Tim moved up three positions in his heat race to finish third
prior to landing in the fifth spot in his Qualifier. After placing
second in his B-Main, Tim steered past eleven competitors in the
30-lap A-Feature to record an impressive eighth place effort.
(December
7, 2019) Fresh
off a strong runner-up finish in the final 2019 version of the Lucas
Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings, Tim McCreadie announced
today that he will return to the ultra-popular national touring
series in 2020. However, Tim will aim for the National Championship
wheeling the Longhorn House Car with a new team owned by Donald
and Gena Bradsher of Burlington, North Carolina. The new partnership
is set to hit the track first in 2020 during "Speedweeks"
in Georgia and Florida with Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned
events at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia, East Bay
Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida, and All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville,
Florida from January 31-February 9. (