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Tim McCreadie Closes Out Season at Senoia
McCreadie to Briggs Transport Racing for 2025
T-Mac Competes in World Finals at Charlotte
In front of a huge grandstand crowd on Saturday, a hefty $25,000 first place prize was up for grabs in the finale for the ground-pounding Super Late Models. Tim secured a victory in his Last Chance Showdown and later rolled off from the inside of the eleventh row in the 50-lap headliner. Unfortunately, the Watertown, New York superstar was an early retiree in the contest and was ultimately paid for a twenty-ninth place performance. Full results from the final weekend of World of Outlaws action can be accessed online by pointing your web browser to www.woolms.com. (Josh James Artwork)
McCreadie Debuts in Viper/Big Frog Ride at EAMS
T-Mac Leads Majority of DTWC; Finishes Second!
After experiencing motor woes in hot laps on Saturday evening, Tim was forced to a back-up car for the 100-lap 'Dirt Track World Championship.' From the pole position, the Watertown, New York superstar led the headliner on three different occasions (laps 1-2, 6-63, and 65-83) before giving way to eventual winner Bobby Pierce. Tim ultimately secured an impressive runner-up effort in the $100,000 to win contest and finished fourth in the final series point tally! Full results from the DTWC weekend can be viewed by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Top Five for McCreadie in $50k Jackson 100
T-Mac Fourth in $50k Pittsburgher 100 Finale
Tim McCreadie Lands on Brownstown Podium!
Knoxville Puts T-Mac in Championship Chase!!!
With a whopping $50,000 paycheck up for grabs on Saturday in the 'Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals' grand finale, Tim started the 75-lap headliner from the outside of the second row. The Watertown, New York superstar then ran a steady race throughout the crown jewel contest and ultimately crossed underneath the checkers in the fifth spot behind only winner Bobby Pierce, Brian Shirley, Devin Moran, and Garrett Alberson. With the top five effort, Tim is officially in the final four for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Chase for the Championship! Full results from the entire weekend at Knoxville Raceway can be found online by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Tim McCreadie Fourth in $57,000 World 100!
The 54th edition of the ‘World 100’ then took center stage at the “Big E” - starting with a pair of $12,000 to win, split-field preliminary programs. On Thursday evening, Tim ran fourth in his Shootout race before climbing nine spots during his 25-lap feature to land on the podium in third behind only victor Hudson O'Neal and runner-up Bobby Pierce. In a similar show on Friday, Tim once again set Fast Time during qualifying, placed third in his Shootout race, and blasted to a fourth place performance in his 25-lapper trailing only winner Jonathan Davenport, Devin Moran, and Bobby Pierce. With a whopping $57,000 paycheck up for grabs in Saturday's annual 'World 100' grand finale, Tim finished second in his loaded heat race and later rolled off from the inside of the fourth row in the 100-lap crown jewel headliner. At the checkers, the Watertown, New York superstar had climbed to fourth to finish behind only 'World 100' winner Bobby Pierce, Dale McDowell, and Jonathan Davenport! Complete results from Eldora Speedway can be found online by accessing www.eldoraspeedway.com. (Josh James Artwork)
Top Five for McCreadie in Port Royal Finale
With a whopping $50,000 paycheck up for grabs on Saturday evening, Tim ran second in his heat race prior to passing a handful of competitors during the 50-lapper en route to a strong fifth place performance behind only victor Jonathan Davenport, Ricky Thornton, Jr., Max Blair, and Devin Moran! Full results from all three shows this week can be accessed online by clicking on www.floseries.com and www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Tim McCreadie Tames Topless 100 for Second Time!
In front of a huge grandstand crowd on Saturday evening, Tim started the 100-lap roofless headliner from the inside of the second row. He then led the crown jewel event on two different occasions before grabbing the top spot for good on the 66th circuit. The 2008 victor of the 'Topless 100' led the remaining laps to pocket the hefty $50,000 first place prize money ahead of runner-up Jonathan Davenport, Garrett Alberson, Ethan Dotson, and Ricky Thornton, Jr. Tim still finds himself fourth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings exiting Batesville. Full results can be found online by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
McCreadie on Podium in North/South 100 Prelim!
The stakes were raised on Saturday evening in the 'North/South 100' grand finale, as a whopping $75,000 first place prize was up for grabs in front of a standing-room-only crowd. Tim grabbed the third and final transfer spot through his stacked heat race and later rolled off from the inside of the ninth row in the 100-lap headliner. The Watertown, New York superstar then blasted up inside of the top five during the contest before winding up ninth in the final finishing order. Full results from the entire weekend at the Cincinnati-area venue can be accessed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Tim McCreadie Runner-Up in USA Nationals Opener!
With a whopping $50,000 first place prize up for grabs in Saturday's grand finale, Tim placed sixth in Dash #1 and later rolled off from the outside of the third row in the 100-lap crown jewel headliner. The Watertown, New York superstar was then in the ninth position when the race was deemed official due to heavy rain on lap 56. Complete results from the entire 'USA Nationals' weekend can be accessed online by clicking on www.woolms.com. (Todd Boyd Photo)
T-Mac Third in Prairie Dirt Showdown; Leads PDC
The World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late Model Series then roared into town over the weekend to preside over the 34th edition of the ‘Prairie Dirt Classic.’ On Friday night, Tim stopped the clock second quickest in Group A during qualifying and later placed a strong third in his 25-lap 'Prairie Dirt Showdown' feature behind only $5,000 victor Brandon Sheppard and runner-up Brian Shirley. After rolling off from the outside of the fifth row in Saturday's $50,000 to win PDC, "T-Mac" officially led lap 31 and was in contention late in the distance until running into issues and winding up eighteenth after 100 green flag circuits. Complete results from the hectic week can be accessed online by clicking on www.xrsuperseries.com and www.fairburyspeedway.com. (Josh James Artwork)
McCreadie Nabs Top Five in Silver Dollar Nationals!
On Saturday evening at Huset's Speedway, a whopping $53,000 first place prize was up for grabs in the 'Silver Dollar Nationals' grand finale. After amassing the fifth most points in preliminary action, Tim rolled off from the inside of the third row in the 80-lap headliner. At the checkers, the Watertown, New York superstar finished right where he started... in fifth behind only race winner Devin Moran, Bobby Pierce, Brandon Sheppard, and Tyler Erb. "T-Mac" currently sits fifth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings exiting the 'Silver Dollar Nationals.' Complete results from the entire weekend in South Dakota can be accessed online by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
T-Mac Sixth in Slocum 50; Fifth at Eagle
The national tour then made inaugural visits to both Eagle Raceway in Eagle, Nebraska and Shelby County Speedway in Harlan, Iowa. With a $10,000 payday on the line on Monday evening at Eagle, Tim placed fourth in his heat race prior to vaulting past seven competitors during the 40-lapper en route to a strong fifth place showing behind only victor Hudson O'Neal, Ricky Thornton, Jr., Jonathan Davenport, and Devin Moran. At Harlan on Tuesday in the $10,053 to win 'Kosiski Family 53,' Tim finished third in his heat race, but a late flat tire in the 53-lap feature unfortunately dropped the Watertown, New York superstar to a disappointing twelfth place effort. Complete results from all three recent races can be located online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Tim McCreadie Wins Heat; Finishes Sixth at MCS
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(November
17, 2024) The Castrol FloRacing Night in
America Series season concluded on November 15-16 in the 'Peach
State Classic' at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia. On Friday night
with a $20,000 paycheck up for grabs, Tim McCreadie drove the Viper/Big
Frog Motorsports #58v machine to a seventh place finish in his heat
race and a fifth place performance in his B-Main. With a $30,000
top prize on the line on Saturday evening, Tim ran sixth in his
heat race and third in his B-Main. Unfortunately, the Watertown,
New York superstar was unable to transfer into both feature events
during the 'Peach State Classic' weekend. Complete results from
the season-ending double-dip at Senoia can be located online at
(November
11, 2024) Fresh off the 'World Finals' at
Charlotte, it was officially announced today that Tim McCreadie
will be joining Briggs Transport Racing for the 2025 campaign! Replaced
at Rocket1 Racing by Brandon Sheppard, Tim will continue to pilot
a Rocket Chassis next year, but one owned by car owner Rick "Boom"
Briggs. Boom will be stepping back to run a limited schedule in
2025 due to business obligations and Tim will assume full-time driving
duties for the Bear Lake, Pennsylvania based team. More information
on 2025 plans, sponsorship, schedule, etc. will be announced in
the near future! (Heath Lawson Photo)
(November
10, 2024) Viper/Big Frog Motorsports invaded
the pristine Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, North Carolina
from November 6-9 for the 18th edition of the ‘World Finals,’
which was sanctioned by the World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late
Model Series. Following time trials on Wednesday, a pair of $15,000
to win preliminary programs were on tap the next two nights. On
Thursday evening, Tim McCreadie finished fourth in his heat race,
second in his B-Main, and sixteenth in the 35-lap feature. In Friday's
show, Tim ran third in his heat race and eighteenth in the 35-lapper.
(November
4, 2024) Tim McCreadie took part in the 50th
Annual 'National 100' on November 2-3 at the historic East Alabama
Motor Speedway in Phenix City, Alabama. In Saturday's $15,000 to
win weekend opener for the Super Late Models, Tim drove the Viper/Big
Frog Motorsports #58V machine to a second place finish in his heat
race and an eighth place effort in the 50-lap feature. With a $30,000
top prize on the line in the 'National 100' grand finale on Sunday
evening, Tim once again ran second in his heat race and was battling
for a top five in the headliner, but a flat tire on the final circuit
of the 100-lapper dropped the Watertown, New York superstar to a
twelfth place showing. Complete results from the 'National 100'
weekend can be found online by pointing your web browser to 
(October
20, 2024) The 2024 version of the Lucas Oil
Late Model Dirt Series campaign came to a close over the October
18-19 weekend in the 44th edition of the ‘Dirt Track World
Championship’ at the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.
With 61 Super Late Model entrants on hand for the crown jewel spectacular,
Tim McCreadie started off his weekend on Friday night by knocking
down the quickest lap overall during qualifying to earn Fast Time
honors prior to picking up a heat race triumph.
(October
13, 2024) On October 11-12, the Rocket1 Racing
team was in attendance at the legendary Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown,
Indiana for a pair of high-profile Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
showdowns. On Friday night in the $10,000 to win 'CJ Rayburn Memorial,'
Tim McCreadie ran second in his heat race, but turned sideways during
the 40-lap feature and ultimately wound up nineteenth in the final
finishing order. With a hefty $50,000 first place prize up for grabs
in Saturday's 45th Annual 'Jackson 100,' Tim once again finished
second in his heat race prior to battling for a strong fourth place
effort in the 100-lapper behind only victor Mike Marlar, Ricky Thornton,
Jr., and Bobby Pierce! Full results from the Hoosier State double-dip
can be viewed online at 
(October
6, 2024) The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
took the Rocket1 Racing team to the sprawling Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Motor Speedway in Imperial, Pennsylvania on October 4-5 for the
36th edition of the ‘Pittsburgher 100,’ which kicked
off the Chase for the Championship. With a $10,000 payday up for
grabs in Friday’s weekend opener, Tim McCreadie ran second
in his heat race prior to placing eighth in the final rundown of
the 30-lap feature. On Saturday evening with a whopping $50,000
top prize on the line, Tim laid down the quickest time in Group
B during qualifying, won his heat race, and later finished a strong
fourth in the 70-lapper behind only victor Jonathan Davenport, Devin
Moran, and Max Blair! Full results from the ‘Pittsburgher
100’ can be found online by visiting 
(September
26, 2024) Following Knoxville, the #1 team
dropped into the historic Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana
on Wednesday night, September 25. The Castrol FloRacing Night in
America Series presided over a $20,000 to win shootout at the 1/4-mile,
semi-banked fairgrounds venue. Tim McCreadie went ninth quickest
in Group A during qualifying before advancing to finish second in
his heat race. After rolling off from the inside of the third row
in the 50-lap main event, Tim was able to pick off two more competitors
en route to a sterling third place podium effort behind only victor
Hudson O'Neal and runner-up Tanner English! Full results from last
night at Brownstown Speedway can be accessed online by pointing
your web browser to 
(September
22, 2024) Rocket1 Racing was in attendance
at the sprawling Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, Iowa from September
19-21 for the 20th Annual 'Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals.'
On Thursday night in the first of two $7,000 to win preliminary
programs, Tim McCreadie advanced to second in his heat race prior
to starting and finishing fifth in the 25-lap main event behind
only victor Jonathan Davenport, Bobby Pierce, Hudson O'Neal, and
Devin Moran. In a similar show on Friday evening, Tim won his heat
race in preliminary action and later placed fifteenth in the final
rundown of the 25-lapper.
(September
8, 2024) From September 4-7, Rocket1 Racing
was in the pit area at the hallowed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg,
Ohio. The busy week at the 1/2-mile, high-banked oval started on
Wednesday night with a $20,000 payday on the line in a Castrol FloRacing
Night in America Series shootout. Tim McCreadie earned Fast Time
honors during qualifying prior to securing a victory in his heat
race. After starting from the pole position in the 50-lap main event,
Tim ultimately slid to a tenth place effort in the lid lifter.
(August
25, 2024) Following a fourteenth place effort
on Wednesday night in a $20,000 to win Castrol FloRacing Night in
America Series showdown at Lernerville (PA) Speedway, the Rocket1
Racing team rejoined the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series schedule
over the August 23-24 weekend at the sprawling Port Royal Speedway
in Port Royal, Pennsylvania. In Friday's annual 'Rumble by the River'
opener, which shelled out a $10,000 top prize, Tim McCreadie earned
Fast Time honors in qualifying, won his heat race, and later led
the first four circuits of the 40-lap feature until terminal mechanical
trouble dropped him to a disappointing twenty-seventh place showing.
(August
18, 2024) Tim McCreadie, of Watertown, New
York, captured his second career 'Topless 100' title on Saturday
night, August 17 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas!
On Friday evening during preliminary action, Tim earned Fast Time
honors during Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying and later
won his heat race. After rolling off from the pole position in the
30-lap prelim feature, Tim was unfortunately docked a row due to
allegedly jumping the initial start of the race. The popular driver
known as "T-Mac" ultimately finished on the podium in
the third spot behind only $5,000 winner Ricky Thornton, Jr. and
runner-up Dale McDowell.
(August
11, 2024) Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
action heated back up from August 8-10 with the 42nd Annual 'North/South
100' at Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky. The three-day crown
jewel spectacular kicked off with a pair of split-field, $6,000
to win preliminary programs. On Thursday night, Tim McCreadie won
his heat race prior to placing third in his 25-lap feature behind
only winner Ricky Thornton, Jr. and runner-up Bobby Pierce. With
another $6,000 payday on the line on Friday, Tim won his heat race
in preliminary action and later ran fifth in his 25-lapper behind
only victor Jonathan Davenport, Ricky Thornton, Jr., Garrett Alberson,
and Jason Jameson.
(August
4, 2024) Following the PDC, Tim McCreadie
was back in action with the World of Outlaws CASE Construction Late
Model Series from August 1-3 in the 37th Annual 'USA Nationals'
at the renowned Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wisconsin.
The first $6,000 to win preliminary program scheduled for Thursday
night was pushed back to Friday afternoon due to rain and Tim started
his weekend by winning his heat race and finishing a strong runner-up
in the 25-lap daytime feature behind only victor Bobby Pierce. In
the nightcap, which also boasted a $6,000 payday, Tim ran second
in his heat race, but was unfortunately caught up in a skirmish
during the 25-lapper that dropped him to a twenty-first place showing.
(July
28, 2024) After posting a strong sixth place
effort on Monday with the XR Super Series on the 1/4-mile oval at
Davenport Speedway in Davenport, Iowa, Tim McCreadie and Rocket1
Racing headed to Fairbury Speedway in downtown Fairbury, Illinois
from July 24-27. The Castrol FloRacing Night in America Series kicked
things off at #FALS on Wednesday night with a $20,000 to win throwdown.
Tim placed third in his loaded heat race before passing ten competitors
during the 50-lap main event en route to a solid seventh place showing.
(July
21, 2024) The Rocket1 Racing team followed
the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series to Huset's Speedway in Brandon,
South Dakota from July 18-20 for the annual running of the 'Silver
Dollar Nationals.' In the first of two prelim nights on Thursday,
Tim McCreadie placed second in his heat race and sixth in the $10,000
to win main event. With another $10,000 payday on the line on Friday
night, Tim ran second in his heat race before advancing to third
in the 40-lapper to land on the podium behind only victor Bobby
Pierce and runner-up Devin Moran!
(July
17, 2024) A busy five-race stretch from July
11-16 for Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competitors was unfortunately
cut short by inclement weather, as Mother Nature won out at both
Tri-City (IL) Speedway and Lucas Oil (MO) Speedway. The action kicked
off on Thursday night with the annual 'Slocum 50' at 34 Raceway
in West Burlington, Iowa. Tim McCreadie secured a heat race triumph
and later led laps 1 and 10-13 in the $15,555 to win headliner.
At the checkered flag in the 50-lap race, which went caution-free,
Tim found himself in the sixth spot behind only winner Devin Moran,
Hudson O'Neal, Daulton Wilson, Ricky Thornton, Jr., and Garrett
Alberson. 
(July
7, 2024) Following a rain-out on Friday night
at Portsmouth (OH) Raceway Park, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
took the #1 team to Muskingum County Speedway in Zanesville, Ohio
on Saturday evening, July 6. The annual running of the 'Freedom
60' was on tap last night at MCS and a $20,000 winner's check was
up for grabs. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock third quickest in
Group B during the qualifying session before securing a victory
in heat race action. After starting the 60-lap main event from the
outside of the front row, Tim ran amongst the leaders throughout
the contest prior to landing a solid sixth place performance behind
only winner Devin Moran, Ricky Thornton, Jr., Max Blair, Jonathan
Davenport, and Matt Cosner. Complete results from the Buckeye State
oval can be found online by clicking on 