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T-Mac Wins $30,000 I-80 Nationals in Thrilling Fashion!!! In preliminary action at the Cornhusker State venue, Tim won his heat race on Thursday night prior to advancing up to eighth in the $7,000 to win weekend opener. At I-80 Speedway on Friday evening, Tim clicked off the fastest lap in Group B during Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying, ran second in his heat race, and led laps 10-26 of the 30-lapper before landing in the second spot behind only $7,000 victor Jimmy Owens. Tim still sits second in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings heading into Brownstown (IN) Speedway next weekend! Complete results from the 'I-80 Nationals' can be obtained by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photography)
Tim McCreadie Runner-Up in Intercontinental Classic! At Eldora Speedway on Saturday, a whopping $50,000 windfall was on the line in the 'Intercontinental Classic' finale. Tim once again finished third in his heat race and later rolled off from the inside of the fifth row in the 67-lap headliner. Looking for another big payday at Eldora, the Watertown, New York superstar blitzed to the front of the field to eventually finish a strong runner-up behind only race winner Jonathan Davenport! Complete results from the action-packed weekend in the Buckeye State can be viewed online at www.eldoraspeedway.com.
McCreadie Climbs to Fifth at Ponderosa Speedway!
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T-Mac Tops Port Royal Field for $10,000 Payday!
Following a rain-out on Friday evening, a $15,000 winner's check was on the line for the cars and stars racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series on Saturday, August 29 at Port Royal Speedway. In front of a huge crowd, Tim qualified well and later ran second in heat race action. The Watertown, New York superstar then started the 50-lap 'Rumble by the River' finale from the inside of the fourth row and was able to advance two spots to nab a top five finish. At the checkers, Tim found himself in the fifth position behind only victor Kyle Larson, Brandon Sheppard, Gregg Satterlee, and Chris Ferguson. He has now moved up to second in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings heading into the month of September! Full results from Port Royal can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photography)
Tim McCreadie Wins Topless 100 Prelim for $5,000!
At Batesville on Friday evening, another $5,000 top prize was up for grabs in the popular roof-less event. Tim ran second in his stacked heat race and later moved up to eighth in the 30-lapper, which was contested on a one-groove track that was not conducive to much passing. By virtue of racking up the second most points in preliminary action, Tim rolled off from the outside of the front row in Saturday's annual 'Topless 100.' With a hefty $40,000 paycheck on the line, Tim ran up front early before pitting around the halfway mark with a flat tire. After restarting from the tail in the 100-lap crown jewel spectacular, "T-Mac" rallied back through the talented field to salvage a third place podium performance behind only race winner Jimmy Owens and runner-up Earl Pearson, Jr.! Full results from the 28th edition of the COMP Cams 'Topless 100' can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photography)
McCreadie Roars to Second North/South 100 Title!!!
Earlier in the action-packed weekend at the Cincinnati-area speedplant, Tim racked up a pair of top fives in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series action. Tim ran fourth in his heat race on Wednesday, won his B-Main, and later blasted past fifteen competitors during the $12,000 to win 'Ralph Latham Memorial' to finish fourth behind only victor Jimmy Owens, Shane Clanton, and Ricky Weiss. In the $10,000 to win 'North/South Shootout' on Thursday evening, "T-Mac" placed second in his heat race and fifth in the 50-lapper behind only race winner Mike Marlar, Brandon Overton, Zack Dohm, and Jimmy Owens. Tim now sits third in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings following the consistent weekend in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Full results from Florence Speedway can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (MRM Racing Photos)
Tim McCreadie Steers to Silver Dollar Nationals Top Five!
On Friday evening at the 4/10-mile speedplant, two rounds of heat races were on tap to help set the stage for Saturday's grand finale. Tim ran fourth in his first heat race of the night and later secured a popular win in his final prelim. By virtue of racking up the seventh most passing points during preliminary action, "T-Mac" rolled off from the inside of the fourth row in Saturday's $53,000 to win 'Silver Dollar Nationals.' During the 101-lap crown jewel event, Tim was steady throughout the contest and eventually climbed to a stellar fourth place performance behind only race winner Brandon Sheppard, Ricky Thornton, Jr., and Chad Simpson! Full results from all three days at I-80 Speedway can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com.
McCreadie's Busy Week Highlighted by Podium Effort
The action then quickly shifted to the state-of-the-art Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri for two more series races. In Saturday's annual 'Show-Me 100,' which boasted a hefty $20,000 top prize, Tim placed fourth in his heat race and later wound up nineteenth in the final finishing order of the 100-lap main event. At Wheatland on Sunday in the $12,000 to win 'Diamond Nationals,' the Watertown, New York star finished fifth in his heat race, won his B-Main, and later moved up to tenth in the 50-lap headliner. "T-Mac" currently finds himself fourth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings. Full results can be accessed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Fast Track Photos)
Tim McCreadie Sixth in Florence Weekend Opener
McCreadie Back in Top Five at Portsmouth Raceway Park!
Tim McCreadie Follows Lucas Oil Tour to 411 & TST
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McCreadie Earns $50,000 for Stream Win at Eldora!!!
The popular driver known as "T-Mac" then methodically picked off car after car on the bottom side of the racetrack and made a serious charge late in the distance. In front of a huge streaming audience on www.FloRacing.com, Tim grabbed the point in a classic three-wide dance with Bobby Pierce and Brandon Sheppard on the 64th circuit. He then survived a last lap caution to score the hefty $50,000 windfall over Bobby Pierce, Dale McDowell, Brandon Sheppard, and Chris Ferguson! Full results from each of the three days at the "Big E" can be located online at www.eldoraspeedway.com. (Zach Yost Racing Photography)
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(September
20, 2020) Tim
McCreadie, of Watertown, New York, recorded his eighth feature win
of the 2020 campaign on Saturday night, September 19 in the 'I-80
Nationals' grand finale at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Nebraska!
Tim had earned the fourth most points during preliminary action
earlier in the three-day weekend, which locked him into the outside
of the second row for the start of the 80-lap headliner. Tim then
led laps 7-37 before running down race leader Jimmy Owens to retake
the point on the 78th circuit. "T-Mac" then paced the
stout field for the final three laps to bag the whopping $30,000
payday ahead of Owens, Ricky Thornton, Jr., Josh Richards, and Kyle
Strickler!
(September
13, 2020) Paylor
Motorsports made the trek to Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on
September 10-12 for the 'Intercontinental Classic,' which was a
fan-less event that took the place of the annual 'World 100.' The
three-day weekend kicked off with a pair of $10,000 to win preliminary
programs. On Thursday night in the opener, Tim McCreadie ran second
in his heat race and fourth in the 30-lap feature behind only race
winner Josh Richards, Brandon Overton, and Ricky Weiss. At the "Big
E" on Friday evening in a similar showdown, Tim placed third
in his stacked heat race before climbing to sixth in the 30-lapper.
(September
6, 2020) Tim
McCreadie and his #39 team headed to Ponderosa Speedway in Junction
City, Kentucky and Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio on
September 4-5 for a pair of $12,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series shootouts. On Friday night in the annual 'John Bradshaw
Memorial' at Ponderosa, Tim ran third in his loaded heat race prior
to passing seven competitors during the 50-lap feature event to
land in the fifth finishing position behind only race winner Jonathan
Davenport, Billy Moyer, Jr., Mike Marlar, and Zack Dohm. At PRP
on Saturday evening in the 'Bob Miller Memorial River Days Rumble
50,' Tim earned Fast Time honors during qualifying, ran second in
his heat race, and was up to second in the 50-lapper before a broken
hub on lap 33 dropped the Watertown, New York standout to a disappointing
eighteenth place performance. Full results from both Labor Day weekend
shows can be viewed online at 
(September
4, 2020) With
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victories in each of the last three
weekends - including the $50,000 'North/South 100' triumph at Florence
Speedway in Union, Kentucky on August 15, Tim McCreadie comes into
the Labor Day doubleheader with the national touring series as one
of the hottest drivers in the country. When the Paylor Motorsports
team unloads their potent #39 Longhorn Chassis at Ponderosa Speedway
in Junction City, Kentucky and Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth,
Ohio on September 4-5, fans will notice a new partnership with Racing
For Heroes proudly displayed on the nose of McCreadie's ride, which
is owned by Donald and Gena Bradsher.
(August
30, 2020) Tim McCreadie's seventh overall
win of 2020 came in dominant fashion in night one of the 'Rumble
by the River' at Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pennsylvania
on Thursday night, August 27! Tim clicked off the fastest lap in
Group A during the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying session
and later secured a heat race triumph. After starting the 30-lap
main event from the pole position, "T-Mac" controlled
the stout field from green to checkers to land the $10,000 top prize
ahead of Kyle Strickler, Jimmy Owens, Chris Ferguson, and Kyle Larson!
(August
23, 2020) Watertown, New York star Tim McCreadie
was back in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory lane in thrilling
fashion in the 'Topless 100' lid lifter on Thursday night, August
20 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas! Tim won
his heat race in preliminary action and later started the 30-lap
main event from the inside of the third row. He then tracked down
race long leader Jimmy Owens with only two circuits remaining to
make the pass for the $5,000 win. Tim's sixth overall victory of
the season came over Owens, Dale McDowell, Earl Pearson, Jr., and
Billy Moyer, Jr.!
(August
16, 2020) Tim McCreadie recorded his second
career 'North/South 100' title on Saturday night, August 15 in exciting
fashion at the venerable Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky! After
picking up a win in his first heat race on Friday and advancing
to seventh in his second prelim on Saturday afternoon, Tim grabbed
the second transfer spot through his B-Main to advance into the
100-lap crown jewel main event. After rolling off from the outside
of the tenth row in the 'North/South 100,' Tim roared to the front
of the stellar field and eventually worked his way past leader Jimmy
Owens to nab the point on lap 88. The Watertown, New York superstar
then led the remainder of the feature distance to pocket the whopping
$50,000 payday ahead of Brandon Overton, Jimmy Owens, Chris Ferguson,
and Dale McDowell!
(July
26, 2020) A hectic stretch with the Lucas
Oil Late Model Dirt Series concluded from July 23-25 in a lucrative
weekend at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Nebraska. The three-day spectacular
for the ground-pounding Super Late Models started on Thursday night
with the 'Dirt Track Bank Go 50,' which carried a $12,000 payday.
Tim McCreadie ran eighth in both his stacked heat race and his B-Main,
which forced him to rely on a series provisional to gain access
into the 50-lap main event. The Watertown, New York star was not
able to make up much ground in the feature; however, as he eventually
wound up being paid for a twenty-first place showing.
(July
20, 2020) Tim
McCreadie and the #39 team were ultra-busy from July 13-19 in a
quartet of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series specials in the states
of Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri. On Monday night at 300 Raceway
in Farley, Iowa, Tim placed fourth in his stacked heat race, suffered
a flat tire early in the $10,000 to win feature event, and rallied
back through the field to land on the podium after fifty green flag
circuits in third behind only race winner Josh Richards and runner-up
Jimmy Owens. At Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois on Friday
evening in a $12,000 to win battle, Tim utilized a series provisional
and later climbed fourteen spots during the 50-lapper en route to
a steady ninth place showing.
(July
12, 2020) The
Paylor Motorsports team made their way to Florence Speedway in Union,
Kentucky on July 10-11 for two more pivotal Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series point races. Despite getting rained-out at the Cincinnati-area
speedplant on Saturday evening, Friday's $12,000 to win 'Summer
Sizzler Nationals' opener went off without a hitch. Tim McCreadie
placed second in his stacked heat race to earn the outside of the
fourth row for the 50-lap main event. "T-Mac" then enjoyed
a strong run during the action-packed contest and eventually landed
in the sixth finishing position behind only race winner Earl Pearson,
Jr., Josh Rice, Zack Dohm, Kyle Bronson, and Trevor Landrum. Complete
results from Florence can be accessed online at 
(June
28, 2020) Paylor
Motorsports found themselves at 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tennessee
and Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama over the June 26-27
weekend for a pair of pivotal Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point
races - each of which paid $12,000 to the winner. At 411 on Friday
night, Tim McCreadie placed fifth in his stacked heat race, second
in his B-Main, and eighteenth in the 50-lap main event. On Saturday
evening in the 'EZ-Go 50' at TST, Tim posted the quickest lap in
Group B during qualifying and ran second in his heat race, but unfortunate
mechanical issues during the 50-lapper dropped him to nineteenth
in the final rundown. "T-Mac" currently sits third in
the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings. Full results from
the doubleheader weekend can be accessed by clicking on 
(June
14, 2020) Lucas
Oil Late Model Dirt Series action heated back up on June 12-13 in
front of huge crowds at both Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South
Carolina and Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, Tennessee. On
Friday night in the $12,000 to win 'Grassy Smith Memorial' at Cherokee,
Tim McCreadie ran second in his heat race, but unfortunately suffered
a late flat tire in the 50-lapper that led to a disappointing nineteenth
place showing. In the $15,000 to win 'Mountain Moonshine Classic'
at Smoky Mountain on Saturday, Tim laid down the second fastest
time in Group B during qualifying and won his heat race, but experienced
another flat tire early in the 60-lap headliner and eventually salvaged
a twelfth place performance. The Watertown, New York star currently
sits a close second in the heated LOLMDS point standings. Full results
from the doubleheader weekend can be accessed online at 
(June
7, 2020) Tim
McCreadie, of Watertown, New York, picked up his fourth victory
of 2020 and his biggest to date on Saturday evening, June 6 at the
hallowed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio! After prelim finishes
of fourteenth in Thursday's $10,000 to win opener and nineteenth
in Friday night's similar $10,000 to win program, the #39 team turned
up the wick on the stout competition on Saturday at the 1/2-mile,
high-banked speedplant. After grabbing the fourth and final transfer
spot through his loaded heat race, Tim started the 67-lap 'Dirt
Late Model Stream Invitational' headliner from the inside of the
seventh row.