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T-Mac Rallies to Knoxville Nationals Top Ten
The dirt-slinging competition then quickly shifted to the sprawling Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, Iowa for the 19th edition of the Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals. In the pair of $7,000 to win preliminary programs, Tim ran fifteenth in Thursday's 25-lap feature and was unfortunately unable to transfer into the 25-lapper on Friday. After grabbing the second transfer spot through his consolation event on Saturday evening, "T-Mac" was able to rally past seventeen cars during the $50,000 to win crown jewel headliner to leave the Hawkeye State with a ninth place performance. Complete results from both FALS and Knoxville can be found online by visiting www.floseries.com and www.lucasdirt.com. (Todd Healy Photo)
Tim McCreadie on Podium in World 100 Opener!
In front of a huge grandstand crowd on Saturday at the "Big E," a whopping $56,000 winner's check was up for grabs in the final night of the 'World 100.' Tim finished eighth in his loaded heat race and ninth in his B-Main. Unfortunately, the Watertown, New York native was unable to make the start in the 100-lap crown jewel headliner that was ultimately won by Hudson O'Neal. Complete results from the entire weekend can be found by clicking on www.eldoraspeedway.com. (Josh James Artwork)
Top Tens for McCreadie at PRP & Tyler County
The action then quickly turned to Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, West Virginia on Sunday evening for the annual running of the 'Hillbilly Hundred.' Tim grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot through his loaded heat race and later rolled off from the inside of the eighth row in the $30,000 to win headliner. During the course of the 100-lapper, "T-Mac" blasted past nine cars to land a strong sixth place performance. The Watertown, New York standout still finds himself fifth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings. Complete results from both holiday weekend shows can be accessed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
McCreadie Sixth in $50k Rumble by the River
On August 25-26, the annual running of the 'Rumble by the River' was held at the sprawling Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pennsylvania. On Friday evening in his split-field, $5,000 to win preliminary program, Tim ran second in his heat race before winding up fifth at the checkers of the 25-lap feature behind only winner Hudson O'Neal, Rick Eckert, Ricky Thornton, Jr., and Cody Overton. In Saturday's grand finale that boasted a whopping $50,000 top prize, Tim won his heat race in preliminary action and later finished a strong sixth at the unfurling of the checkered flag in the 50-lapper. Exiting the 'Rumble by the River,' the Watertown, New York superstar finds himself fifth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings. Complete results from the entire race weekend can be found online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
T-Mac Runner-Up in Opener; Fifth in Topless 100
After rolling off from the inside of the second row in Saturday's annual 'Topless 100' finale, which boasted a whopping $50,000 payday, Tim hung around the top five throughout the 100-lapper before bringing home a strong fifth place showing behind only winner Dale McDowell, Jonathan Davenport, Ricky Thornton, Jr., and Devin Moran. T-Mac now finds himself in the fourth spot in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings exiting Batesville. Complete results can be located online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
McCreadie Earns Pair of Top Tens at Florence
At Florence on Saturday, a whopping $75,000 winner's check was up for grabs in the annual running of the 'North/South 100.' In front of a packed grandstand crowd, Tim was involved in a heat race incident and later took use of a series provisional to gain access into the 100-lap headliner. After rolling off from the outside of the twelfth row in the 'North/South 100,' T-Mac steered his #39 machine up to sixth in the running order before bringing out a late race caution on lap 91. The Watertown, New York ace was forced to settle for a thirteenth place performance and still sits fifth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings. Complete results from the entire weekend can be found online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
T-Mac Competes in $100,000 Elkhorn 100
McCreadie Fifth in Go 50; Sixth in $53,000 SDN |
(September
17, 2023) From September 12-16, the #39 team
competed in four nights of racing action in the states of Illinois
and Iowa. Up first was the 'One for the Road' show on Tuesday night
at Fairbury Speedway in Fairbury, Illinois, which was sanctioned
by the Castrol FloRacing Night in America Series. Tim McCreadie
ran seventh in his loaded heat race prior to securing a triumph
in the B-Main. After starting the $23,023 to win main event from
the inside of the tenth row, Tim picked off six competitors during
the 50-lap contest to land in the thirteenth finishing position.
(September
10, 2023) The 53rd edition of the 'World
100' took center stage in Dirt Late Model racing from September
7-9 at the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. The three-day
extravaganza in the Buckeye State kicked off with a pair of $12,000
to win, split-field preliminary events. On Thursday night in the
weekend opener, Tim McCreadie ran second in his heat race prior
to starting and finishing third in the 25-lap feature to land on
the podium behind only victor Bobby Pierce and runner-up Brandon
Sheppard. At Eldora in a similar program on Friday evening, Tim
placed third in his heat race, but terminal mechanical problems
during the 25-lapper dropped him to a disappointing twenty-fourth
place effort.
(September
4, 2023) The month of September kicked off
for Paylor Motorsports on September 2-3 in the states of Ohio and
West Virginia. On Saturday night, a $15,000 winner's check was up
for grabs in the 'River Days Rumble 50' at Portsmouth Raceway Park
in Portsmouth, Ohio. Tim McCreadie stopped the clock tenth fastest
in Group A during the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying
session prior to placing fifth in his heat race and second in his
B-Main. Tim then steered past eleven competitors during the 50-lap
main event to leave PRP with a seventh place outing.
(August
27, 2023) Next up on the racing calendar
for Paylor Motorsports was a trio of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
throwdowns in the states of Delaware and Pennsylvania. Up first
was the 'Melvin L. Joseph Memorial' on Thursday night, August 24
at Georgetown Speedway in Georgetown, Delaware, which boasted an
$18,049 payday. Tim McCreadie placed third in his loaded heat race
prior to advancing up to seventh in the final finishing order of
the 49-lap main event.
(August
20, 2023) The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
took the #39 team to Batesville Motor Speedway on August 18-19 for
the 31st edition of the 'Topless 100.' The roofless action at the
Locust Grove, Arkansas facility kicked off on Friday night with
a full field, $5,000 to win preliminary showdown. Tim McCreadie
won his heat race in preliminary action prior to finishing an impressive
runner-up in the 30-lap feature behind only prelim victor Ricky
Thornton, Jr. 
(August
13, 2023) The 41st Annual 'North/South 100'
was held from August 10-12 at Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky.
The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series once again sanctioned the entire
weekend, which kicked off with a pair of split-field, $5,000 to
win programs. On Thursday night in the lid lifter, Tim McCreadie
ran fourth in his heat race prior to blasting all the way up to
seventh in the final finishing order of his 25-lap feature. In Friday's
similar show, Tim grabbed the fifth and final transfer spot through
his heat race before advancing up to sixth in the final rundown
of the 25-lapper.
(July
26, 2023) The inaugural 'Elkhorn 100' took
place from July 24-25 and Tim McCreadie was in the pit area at Off
Road Speedway in Norfolk, Nebraska to compete in the two-day XR
Super Series spectacular. Things kicked off in the Cornhusker State
on Monday with a split-field program. With a $5,000 top prize up
for grabs, Tim placed fourth in his heat race and eleventh in his
25-lap feature event. Following a fifth place effort in Tuesday's
B-Main, Tim started the $100,000 to win headliner from the inside
of the tenth row. The Watertown, New York ace was then unfortunately
an early retiree in the 100-lapper and was officially paid for a
twenty-fifth place performance. Complete results from the 'Elkhorn
100' can be accessed online by clicking on