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McCreadie Runner-Up in $20,000 Peach Bowl!
Trio of Top Tens for T-Mac in World Finals
The 'World Finals' extravaganza then concluded on Saturday evening in front of a jammed-packed grandstand at the Charlotte-area facility and a $25,000 top prize was up for grabs. After running third in his dash, Tim rolled off from the outside of the sixth row in the 50-lap headliner. The Watertown, New York superstar then picked off a trio of competitors on his way to a solid ninth place effort. When the final points were tallied, Tim finished fourth in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series point standings! Full results from the entire weekend can be accessed online at www.woolms.com. (Josh James Artwork)
Top Ten for McCreadie in $100,000 DTWC
Tim McCreadie Wins Bayou Classic Opener!!
With a whopping $50,000 paycheck up for grabs in Saturday's grand finale, the Watertown, New York superstar laid down the third quickest lap in Group A during qualifying before placing second in his heat race. Unfortunately in his bid for a third straight series win, Tim was involved in an early incident that resulted in front suspension damage and forced him to retire in the twenty-sixth position. Full results from the entire 'Bayou Classic' weekend can be accessed by pointing your web browser to www.woolms.com. (Scott's Custom Art)
T-Mac Bags $20,000 for 81 Speedway Triumph!!!
With a $20,000 payday up for grabs on Saturday evening at 81 Speedway in Park City, Kansas, Tim clicked off the fastest lap in Group B during qualifying, won his heat race, and later grabbed the point in the 50-lapper on the sixth circuit. "T-Mac" cruised from there to collect the $20k in the 'Ed Gressel Memorial' over runner-up Brian Shirley, Nick Hoffman, Tanner English, and Drake Troutman! Complete results from the Sunflower State can be found online by visiting www.woolms.com. (Todd Boyd Photo)
Pair of Top Fives in September Sweep at Eriez!
Tim McCreadie Runner-Up in Billy Clanton Classic!
Top Five in World 100 Opener for McCreadie!
For the first time in the storied history of Eldora Speedway, a sold out crowd was on hand on Saturday to witness the spectacle that is the 'World 100.' Tim slipped to fifth in his loaded heat race, but later won his B-Main to gain access into the 100-lap crown jewel extravaganza, which shelled out a $72,000 first place prize. Unfortunately, the Watertown, New York superstar retired his smoking racecar late in the distance and was relegated to a nineteenth place effort. Complete results from the "Big E" can be accessed online by clicking on www.eldoraspeedway.com. (Josh James Artwork)
T-Mac Fourth in Hillbilly Hundred Opener!
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(November
16, 2025) The Briggs Transport Racing team
was in the pit area at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia on November
14-15 for the 'Peach State Classic' weekend, which concluded the
FloRacing Night in America Series season. On Friday night in the
$20,000 to win 'Peach Bowl' opener, Tim McCreadie won his heat race
prior to starting and finishing second in the 50-lap headliner behind
only victor Jonathan Davenport. With a $30,000 payday up for grabs
in Saturday's annual 'Peach State Classic,' Tim ran third in his
heat race before trouble during the 75-lapper relegated him to a
disappointing twentieth place showing. Complete results from both
season-ending shows can be accessed online by clicking on 
(November
9, 2025) The World of Outlaws Real American
Beer Late Model Series season wrapped up from November 5-8 with
the 19th Annual 'World Finals' at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in
Concord, North Carolina. Following qualifying night on Wednesday,
a pair of $15,000 to win preliminary programs took center stage
at the 4/10-mile speedplant. In Thursday's opener, Tim McCreadie
ran third in his heat race prior to climbing to a ninth place performance
in the 35-lap feature. On Friday evening, Tim finished second in
his heat race and eighth in the 35-lapper.
(October
19, 2025) On October 17-18, the 2025 edition
of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season wrapped up with the
'Dirt Track World Championship' at the famed Eldora Speedway in
Rossburg, Ohio. In preliminary action on Friday with 59 competitors
in the pit area, Tim McCreadie timed in fifth quickest in Group
B during qualifying prior to finishing fourth in his loaded heat
race. After grabbing the second transfer spot through Saturday's
consolation event, Tim blasted past seventeen competitors during
the course of the 100-lap crown jewel headliner to place seventh
at the checkers behind only $100,000 winner Bobby Pierce, Chris
Madden, Brandon Sheppard, Devin Moran, Nick Hoffman, and Mike Marlar!
Complete results from the DTWC weekend can be found by clicking
on 
(October
12, 2025) Following the stint in Kansas last
weekend, the World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Model Series
took the Briggs Transport Racing team to Boothill Speedway in Greenwood,
Louisiana on October 10-11 for the 'Bayou Classic.' In Friday's
weekend lid lifter, Tim McCreadie won his heat race prior to starting
fourth on the grid in the 30-lap feature. Tim then grabbed the point
from Bobby Pierce on a lap 23 restart and led the rest of the way
to pocket the $10,000 payday ahead of runner-up Pierce, Cody Overton,
Nick Hoffman, and Dennis Erb, Jr.! 
(October
5, 2025) The month of October kicked off
for the #9 team with a pair of World of Outlaws Real American Beer
Late Model Series shootouts in the state of Kansas on October 3-4.
On Friday night in a $12,000 to win contest at Humboldt Speedway
in Humboldt, Kansas, Tim McCreadie ran third in his heat race prior
to advancing to finish sixth in the 40-lap main event.
(September
21, 2025) Tim McCreadie and the Briggs Transport
Racing team invaded Eriez Speedway in Hammett, Pennsylvania on September
19-20 for the track's annual 'September Sweep' weekend. In the first
of two $5,000 to win events on Friday night, Tim won his heat race
in preliminary action prior to placing a strong runner-up in the
A-Main behind only victor Mike Knight. On Saturday evening in a
similar program, Tim earned Fast Time honors during qualifying,
finished third in his heat race, and later climbed to fifth in the
40-lap finale behind only winner Dave Hess, Jr., Max Blair, Mike
Knight, and Jason Grenco. Full results from the unsanctioned doubleheader
can be found online by clicking on the Eriez Speedway Facebook page.
(September
14, 2025) World of Outlaws Real American
Beer Late Model Series competition heated back up on September 12-13
with a doubleheader weekend in the Peach State. On Friday night
in front of a record crowd at Needmore Speedway in Norman Park,
Georgia, Tim McCreadie won his heat race, led the first sixteen
laps of the $12,000 to win main event from the outside of the front
row and later slipped to eleventh at the finish of the 40-lapper.
With a $15,000 payday up for grabs in the 'Billy Clanton Classic'
on Saturday evening at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia, Tim once
again won his heat race before steering his #9 machine to an impressive
runner-up effort behind only victor Ashton Winger in the 50-lap
headliner! Full results from both weekend shows can be found online
at 
(September
7, 2025) Sporting a special paint scheme,
the #9 team invaded the hallowed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio
from September 4-6 for the 55th edition of the 'World 100.' The
biggest dirt race in the world kicked off with a pair of $12,000
to win, split-field preliminary programs at the 1/2-mile speedplant.
On Thursday evening in the opener, Tim McCreadie ran third in his
Shootout race prior to advancing three spots during his 25-lap feature
on his way to a strong fourth place performance behind only winner
Jonathan Davenport, Chris Madden, and Chris Ferguson. In a similar
prelim program on Friday night, Tim finished third in his Shootout
race before placing seventh in the final rundown of his 25-lapper.
(August
31, 2025) Briggs Transport Racing was in
the pit area at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pennsylvania on
August 29-30 for the 57th edition of the 'Hillbilly Hundred.' On
Friday night with a $10,000 payday up for grabs in the opener, Tim
McCreadie ran second in his heat race before moving up to finish
fourth in the 40-lap main event behind only victor Garrett Alberson,
Devin Moran, and Hudson O'Neal. With a $30,000 top prize on the
line in Saturday's finale, Tim placed sixth in his heat race, won
his B-Main, and battled to an eighth place performance in the 100-lapper
despite suffering a flat left rear tire on lap 27. Full results
from both Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series shootouts can be found
online at 