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McCreadie, Davenport, Richards score LOLMDS victories

By Series PR

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competed in three states over the three day Labor Day holiday weekend.

Tim McCreadie scored the victory on Friday night at Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Kentucky, while Jonathan Davenport was victorious at Ohio’s Portsmouth Raceway Park on Saturday night.

Josh Richards capped it all off on Sunday night by winning at Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, West Virginia.

On Friday night, Tim McCreadie picked up his first series victory of 2019 at Ponderosa Speedway in the 15th annual John Bradshaw Memorial

McCreadie held off a mid-race charge from Tanner English to take his first-ever win at the d-shaped oval, and become the 15th different winner on the tour this season.

“It’s pretty cool to race here,” McCreadie said. “The crowd is right on you here with this d-shaped oval. We don’t normally run tracks like this. You can see when someone is coming behind you because the grandstand comes to its feet. So, I want to thank all the fans for helping me in lapped traffic. We have been working really hard on the shocks the last few weeks. This whole deal is tough, and we are just glad to be back in Victory Lane.”

English finished in second, followed by Jonathan Davenport in third, Don O’Neal in fourth, and Tyler Erb in fifth.

On Saturday, Jonathan Davenport went to Victory Lane for the twelfth time in 2019 at Portsmouth Raceway Park.

Davenport, from Blairsville, Georgia, took the lead at the start of the 50-lap Bob Miller Memorial, and held off a charging Josh Richards before pulling away for the victory. A torrid battle for second place ensued in the final circuits with several drivers taking a shot at Richards, but the two-time Dirt Track World Champion held them off and finished for the runner-up spot.

“I am glad I didn’t see the race behind me. I am out of breath,” Davnport said. “This was the best driving car I have ever had. We have been struggling here lately. Everybody knows I am not too good here. I didn’t think I knew the directions to Victory Lane here. We are so bad here. We could run anywhere from fifth-tenth and maybe a third would be the best we could do. We changed a bunch of stuff tonight and it paid off.”

Tim McCreadie advanced from his tenth starting spot to finish third. Polesitter Tyler Erb finished in fourth and Jimmy Owens rounded out the top five.

On Sunday, West Virginia native Josh Richards won his first career Hillbilly Hundred at the Tyler County Speedway.

The 31-year-old grew up coming to the track, and on Sunday night led all 100 laps to score the victory worth $30,000 in front of a capacity crowd.

Richards’ third Lucas Oil win of the season came over the defending event winner Brandon Overton.

Richards fought off the challenges of Jimmy Owens for the first 80 laps of the race as they ran 1-2 for that entire distance until a caution flag with 20 laps to go changed the complexion in the race for second.

On the restart Richards maintained his lead and McCreadie moved into second. At one-point Tim McCreadie, Brandon Overton, and Shanon Buckingham raced three-wide around the tight bullring for the second position. A caution with seven laps to go set up a quick dash to the finish. Richards again pulled away just enough to pick up the win while Overton passed McCreadie for second with two laps remaining.

“I don’t know if I wanted to see that last caution,” Richards said. “I wanted to get a couple of lap cars between myself and those other guys. You never know what you got. The right rear tire was getting a little warmer than I wanted. The car was phenomenal. The guys did a great job on the car.

“I used to come here with my uncle Robbie Scott and watch everybody win this race, guys like Davey Johnson who drove for my dad won this race. I want to thank the crowd. They are great as always tonight and thanks to Carl Short for putting on this event.”

McCreadie, Buckingham, and Owens rounded out the top five.

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Ponderosa Speedway – Junction City, KY
John Bradshaw Memorial – August 30, 2019

1 2 39 Tim McCreadie Watertown, NY $12,700
2 4 96 Tanner English Benton, KY $5,500
3 8 49 Jonathan Davenport Blairsville, GA $4,600
4 15 5 Don O’Neal Martinsville, IN $2,750
5 17 1T Tyler Erb New Waverly, TX $3,050
6 16 20 Jimmy Owens Newport, TN $2,600
7 11 40B Kyle Bronson Brandon, FL $2,200
8 10 11H Jared Hawkins Fairmont, WV $1,300
9 12 14 Josh Richards Shinnston, WV $2,000
10 14 1 Earl Pearson, Jr. Jacksonville, FL $1,900
11 23 71 Hudson O’Neal Martinsville, IN $1,775
12 18 50 Shanon Buckingham Morristown, TN $1,750
13 1 21JR Billy Moyer, Jr. Batesville, AR $1,725
14 19 1st Johnny Scott Las Cruces, NM $1,000
15 6 12J Jason Jameson Lawrenceburg, IN $1,000
16 20 97 Michael Chilton Salvisa, KY $1,000
17 22 22B Austin Burns Morgantown, IN $1,000
18 24 2s Stormy Scott Las Cruses, NM $1,700
19 5 1M Devin Moran Dresden, OH $1,800
20 3 8S Kyle Strickler Troutman, NC $1,000
21 7 157 Mike Marlar Winfield, TN $1,000
22 9 11B Tommy Bailey Corbin, KY $1,000
23 21 17d Zack Dohm Cross Lanes, WV $1,000
24 13 D8 Dustin Linville Lancaster, KY $1,000

 

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Portsmouth Raceway Park – Portsmouth, OH
Bob Miller Memorial – August 31, 2019

FINISH START CAR # DRIVER NAME HOMETOWN EARNINGS
1 2 49 Jonathan Davenport Blairsville, GA $13,100
2 3 14 Josh Richards Shinnston, WV $6,300
3 10 39 Tim McCreadie Watertown, NY $4,200
4 1 1T Tyler Erb New Waverly, TX $3,550
5 8 20 Jimmy Owens Newport, TN $3,050
6 7 C9 Steve Casebolt Richmond, IN $1,800
7 5 40B Kyle Bronson Brandon, FL $2,200
8 11 22F Chris Ferguson Mount Holly, NC $1,300
9 13 71C RJ Conley Wheelersburg, OH $1,200
10 6 5 Don O’Neal Martinsville, IN $1,100
11 15 1 Earl Pearson, Jr. Jacksonville, FL $1,875
12 16 17d Zack Dohm Cross Lanes, WV $1,050
13 12 11H Jared Hawkins Fairmont, WV $1,025
14 14 2s Stormy Scott Las Cruses, NM $1,700
15 19 1M Devin Moran Dresden, OH $1,700
16 20 71 Hudson O’Neal Martinsville, IN $1,700
17 24 21JR Billy Moyer, Jr. Batesville, AR $1,700
18 4 81 Brandon Fouts Kite, KY $1,000
19 22 71R Rod Conley Wheelersburg, OH $1,000
20 23 50 Shanon Buckingham Morristown, TN $1,700
21 9 8S Kyle Strickler Troutman, NC $1,000
22 18 D8 Dustin Linville Lancaster, KY $1,000
23 21 c7 Kenny Christy Vanceburg, KY $1,000
24 17 12J Jason Jameson Lawrenceburg, IN $1,000

 

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Tyler County Speedway – Middlebourne, WV
Hillbilly Hundred – September 1, 2019

1 1 14 Josh Richards Shinnston, WV $30,800
2 9 2 Brandon Overton Evans, GA $12,000
3 5 39 Tim McCreadie Watertown, NY $8,200
4 20 50 Shanon Buckingham Morristown, TN $5,700
5 3 20 Jimmy Owens Newport, TN $4,800
6 4 49 Jonathan Davenport Blairsville, GA $4,100
7 7 11H Jared Hawkins Fairmont, WV $2,500
8 2 96 Tanner English Benton, KY $2,000
9 16 1M Devin Moran Dresden, OH $2,550
10 6 1T Tyler Erb New Waverly, TX $2,300
11 18 18J Chase Junghans Manhattan, KS $1,500
12 21 1st Johnny Scott Las Cruces, NM $1,450
13 25 2s Stormy Scott Las Cruses, NM $1,325
14 13 22F Chris Ferguson Mount Holly, NC $1,400
15 8 40B Kyle Bronson Brandon, FL $2,075
16 10 1S Brandon Sheppard New Berlin, IL $1,350
17 12 5 Don O’Neal Martinsville, IN $1,325
18 22 21 Billy Moyer, Jr. Batesville, AR $2,000
19 15 8Bx Mike Benedum Salem, WV $1,275
20 24 71 Hudson O’Neal Martinsville, IN $1,950
21 23 1 Earl Pearson, Jr. Jacksonville, FL $2,025
22 11 44B Colten Burdette Parkersburg, WV $1,200
23 14 87 Derek Doll Greenwood, WV $1,200
24 19 31 Travis Brown Jacksonburg, WV $1,200
25 26 57 Kyle Thomas Pennsboro, WV $1,200
26 17 5* Shane Hitt Buckhannon, WV $1,200
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