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Tim McCreadie Starts 2020 Season
in 34th Annual Chili Bowl in Tulsa 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 '20 LOLMDS Championship
in Bradsher-Backed Longhorn House Car "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
McCreadie Wraps Up 2019 Campaign
in World Finals at Charlotte
T-Mac Fourth in Small Block Modified
Race; Eighth in Eastern States 200 In the $15,000 to win Small Block Modified race held on Saturday, Tim recorded a strong fourth place effort behind only victor Matt Williamson, Matt Sheppard, and Brett Hearn! You can view full results from the lucrative 'Eastern States 200' weekend by logging onto www.orangecountyfairspeedway.net.
McCreadie Finishes Runner-Up in Final
Lucas Oil Series Points After amassing the eighth most points in preliminary action, Tim rolled off from the outside of the fourth row in Saturday's 100-lap headliner. The Watertown, New York star then ran as high as third during the crown jewel contest before drawing a lap 53 caution flag. Tim eventually completed 80 circuits during the DTWC and was officially placed twenty-second in the final rundown. Despite the disappointing finish, "T-Mac" landed in the second spot in the final version of the LOLMDS point standings! Full results from the DTWC weekend can be viewed by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
Tim McCreadie Gets Top Ten in Caution-Free
Dixie Shootout
McCreadie on Podium in Lucas Oil
Visits to Ohio and Pennsylvania! At PPMS on Saturday evening, a $20,000 top prize was on the line in the 31st edition of the 'Pittsburgher 100.' Tim earned Fast Time honors during the qualifying session and later placed second in his loaded heat race. After cutting down a left rear tire on lap six of the 100-lap affair and pitting multiple times in the first half of the contest, the Watertown, New York star rallied back through the pack and drove to a stellar third place podium effort behind only race winner Don O'Neal and runner-up Earl Pearson, Jr. Complete results from the doubleheader weekend can be obtained by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
Tim McCreadie Claims Pair of Top
Fives in Hoosier State Double Dip!
McCreadie Competes in Lucas Oil Late
Model Knoxville Nationals When Saturday rolled around at the Marion County Fairgrounds facility, all eyes in the Sweeteners Plus pit area were focused on capturing the $40,000 top prize in the 'Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals.' Tim grabbed the second transfer spot through his consolation event and later started the 100-lap headliner from the outside of the thirteenth row. The Watertown, New York star, who currently sits second in the latest LOLMDS point standings, was caught up in a grinding wreck on lap 33 and was forced to retire from the extra-distance affair in the twenty-seventh position. View complete results from all three weekend races by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
Top Ten for Tim McCreadie in 49th
Annual World 100 at Eldora When Saturday rolled around at the "Big E," a record crowd was in attendance and all eyes were focused on who would pick up the whopping $52,000 payday in the 'World 100.' Tim grabbed the third and final transfer spot through his stacked heat race to earn the inside of the seventh row for the start of the 100-lap crown jewel headliner. The Watertown, New York star then worked his way up to eighth in the running order before settling for a steady ninth place performance. Complete results from the most prestigious event in the Dirt Late Model industry can be located by clicking on www.eldoraspeedway.com. (Todd Healy Photo)
Tim McCreadie Nabs First Lucas Oil
Series Win of '19 at Ponderosa! On Saturday evening, another $12,000 top prize was on the line at Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio and Tim qualified quickest in Group B during time trials, ran third in his heat race, and later climbed seven spots during the 'Bob Miller Memorial' en route to a stellar third place podium effort behind only victor Jonathan Davenport and runner-up Josh Richards. The Labor Day weekend tripleheader then wrapped up for the #39 team on Sunday at Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, West Virginia and Tim earned Fast Time honors during qualifying, placed second in his heat race, and later moved up to finish on the podium in the 'Hillbilly Hundred' behind only $30,000 winner Josh Richards and runner-up Brandon Overton. The Watertown, New York star currently sits second in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings! Complete results from each of the three holiday weekend races can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (MRM Racing Photos)
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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. (
(November
10, 2019) Tim McCreadie entered his final two races
of the 2019 season from November 7-9 in the annual 'World Finals'
at the pristine Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, North Carolina.
Following World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series qualifying
on Thursday at the 4/10-mile speedplant, the first of two $12,000
to win programs took center stage in front of a packed Charlotte
crowd on Friday night. Aboard the Rumley Enterprises #6 entry, Tim
ran fourth in his heat race, won his B-Main, and later wound up
eighteenth in the 50-lap headliner. In Saturday's finale, Tim placed
fourth in his loaded heat race, second in his B-Main, and twenty-sixth
in the 50-lapper. Full results from the 'World Finals' weekend can
be accessed online at 
(October
28, 2019) Tim McCreadie returned to his Modified
roots from October 25-27 in the 58th annual running of the 'Eastern
States 200' at Orange County Fair Speedway in Middletown, New York.
Behind the wheel of the Petruska owned Atlas Paving #66 machine,
Tim clicked off the eighth fastest lap overall in Big Block Modified
qualifying on Friday prior to running second in the Race of Champions.
After placing seventh in Saturday's pole dash, T-Mac rolled off
from the inside of the fourth row in Sunday's huge $40,000 to win
'Eastern States 200.' During the course of the 200-lap battle, the
Watertown, New York ace stayed on the lead lap and eventually brought
home a steady eighth place performance.
(October
20, 2019) The long year with the Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series that started in early February in Georgia and
Florida during "Speedweeks" wrapped up over the October
18-19 weekend with the 39th Annual 'Dirt Track World Championship'
at Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio. A stellar 66 car
field converged on PRP to do battle for the whopping $100,000 paycheck.
On Friday night, Tim McCreadie clicked off the third fastest lap
in Group B during qualifying prior to finishing third in his loaded
heat race. 
(September
22, 2019) The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series took
the Sweeteners Plus team to the Hoosier State for a doubleheader
weekend on September 20-21 at Kokomo Speedway in Kokomo, Indiana
and Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana. In the $12,000 to
win weekend lid lifter on Friday night at Kokomo, Tim McCreadie
placed second in his heat race prior to winding up fifth at the
checkers in the 50-lapper behind only victor Tyler Erb, Jimmy Owens,
Don O'Neal, and Hudson O'Neal. At Brownstown on Saturday evening
in the 40th Annual 'Jackson 100,' which carried a $15,000 paycheck,
Tim once again ran second in heat race action and later vaulted
up to fourth in the 100-lap contest to finish behind only race winner
Hudson O'Neal, Devin Moran, and Don O'Neal. Complete results from
the double-dip can be located online at 
(September
8, 2019) The Sweeteners Plus team descended upon
the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio from September 5-7 for
the 49th edition of the 'World 100,' which kicked off with a pair
of $10,000 to win Twin 25 preliminary programs. On Thursday night
in the weekend lid lifter, Tim McCreadie ran second in his heat
race before moving up to third in the 25-lap sprint to finish behind
only victor Hudson O'Neal and runner-up Jonathan Davenport. At the
1/2-mile, high-banked speedplant on Friday evening, Tim once again
placed second in his heat race prior to being paid for an eleventh
place effort in the 25-lapper.
(September
2, 2019) Tim McCreadie and his #39 Sweeteners Plus
team celebrated in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory lane
for the first time in 2019 on Friday night, August 30 in the 'John
Bradshaw Memorial' at the legendary Ponderosa Speedway in Junction
City, Kentucky! Tim knocked down the second quickest lap overall
during qualifying and later picked up a victory in heat race action.
After starting the 50-lap contest from the outside of the front
row, Tim led each and every circuit during the headliner on his
way to the $12,000 triumph over Tanner English, Jonathan Davenport,
Don O'Neal, and Tyler Erb!::
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