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Illini 100 Starts with Impressive Runner-Up Finish!
Podium Effort for McCreadie at East AL Motor Speedway!
Pair of Top Tens in Mississippi & Alabama for T-Mac
Top Five for McCreadie in $20,000 Tennessee Tipoff!
McCreadie Lands on Podium in $25k Ocala Finale!
Following a rain-out on Friday, a hefty $25,000 winner's check was up for grabs in the Ocala finale on Saturday evening. Tim qualified well prior to finishing a strong second in his heat race. The Watertown, New York superstar then blasted past a trio of cars during the 50-lap headliner to land on the podium in third behind only winner Hudson O'Neal and runner-up Devin Moran! Complete results from the 'Wieland Winternationals' can be viewed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
T-Mac Sixth in Swamp Cabbage 100 Opener
On Saturday evening, a hefty $20,000 top prize was up for grabs in the finale of the 'Swamp Cabbage 100' weekend. Tim stopped the clock thirteenth fastest overall during time trials prior to placing sixth in his loaded heat race. The Watertown, New York ace then unfortunately retired early from the 60-lapper and was officially scored in the seventeenth position. Exiting Hendry County, Tim now finds himself third in the latest version of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series point standings. Full results can be located online at www.woolms.com.
McCreadie Back at Volusia for DIRTcar Nationals
(February 13, 2026) Tim McCreadie returned to action with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series tonight at Volusia (FL) Speedway Park in round five of the 'DIRTcar Nationals,' which also boasted a $12,000 first place prize. Tim finished fifth in his heat race and third in his B-Main to earn the outside of the twelfth row in the 35-lapper. The Watertown, New York superstar was then unfortunately an early retiree in the contest and was paid for a disappointing twenty-sixth place performance. (February 12, 2026) The World of Outlaws Late Model Series roared into the Daytona Beach area to preside over their first event of the annual 'DIRTcar Nationals.' A $12,000 top prize was up for grabs earlier this evening at Volusia Speedway Park and a total of 58 Super Late Model competitors were packed into the pit area at the 1/2-mile speedplant. Tim McCreadie placed fifth in his loaded heat race prior to grabbing the second transfer spot through his B-Main. "T-Mac" then blitzed past twenty competitors during the 35-lap main event to land in the runner-up spot behind only victor Nick Hoffman! (February 11, 2026) Tonight's DIRTcar Racing program at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida was headlined by a trio of split-field features - each of which paid $5,000 to the winner. Tim McCreadie, of Watertown, New York, qualified fourteenth fastest in his group during time trials before retiring early in his 20-lap main event and finishing in the thirteenth spot. (February 10, 2026) Round two of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' was held tonight at Volusia Speedway Park and another $7,000 payday was on the line for the ground-pounding Super Late Models. Tim McCreadie knocked down the quickest time in his group during qualifying and later finished second in his heat race. "T-Mac" then picked off four competitors during the 25-lapper to land in the fifth spot behind only victor Hudson O'Neal, Cody Overton, Ryan Gustin, and Brandon Sheppard! (February 9, 2026) The 55th edition of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' kicked off for the Super Late Models earlier this evening and a $7,000 winner's check was up for grabs in a DIRTcar Racing event. A total of 56 competitors were on the grounds at Volusia Speedway Park for the first of six straight nights of action. Tim McCreadie went fifth fastest in his group during time trials prior to placing third in his heat race and tenth in the 25-lap feature event.
Tim McCreadie Starts 2026 in Sunshine Nationals
(January 22, 2026) The World of Outlaws Late Model Series kicked off their 2026 season tonight in the first round of the 'Sunshine Nationals' at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida. A 44-car field piled into the pit area at the Daytona Beach-area speedplant to do battle for the $12,000 first place prize money. Tim McCreadie wheeled his Briggs Transport Racing #9 machine to a fifth place finish in the heat race prior to securing a victory in his B-Main. Tim then picked off four competitors during the course of the 35-lap feature en route to a fourteenth place effort in his season lid lifter.
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(April
12, 2026) Following a weekend off, the Briggs
Transport Racing team was in the pit area at Farmer City Raceway
in Farmer City, Illinois on April 10-11 for the 19th edition of
the 'Illini 100.' On Friday night with a $12,000 paycheck up for
grabs, Tim McCreadie qualified fourth quickest in Group A during
World of Outlaws Late Model Series qualifying prior to running both
second in his heat race and second in the 40-lap headliner behind
only victor Brandon Sheppard. At Farmer City on Saturday evening
with a $25,000 payday on the line, Tim placed second in his heat
race once again, but unfortunately wound up fifteenth in the final
rundown of the 60-lapper. Full results from both 'Illini 100' shows
can be found online at 
(March
29, 2026) The #9 team remained in the Southeast
over the March 27-28 weekend, as a pair of World of Outlaws Late
Model Series shootouts were held at East Alabama Motor Speedway
in Phenix City, Alabama and at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia.
On Friday night at EAMS, Tim McCreadie won his heat race in preliminary
action before landing on the podium in third after forty green flag
circuits in the A-Main behind only $12,000 winner Nick Hoffman and
runner-up Daulton Wilson. At Senoia on Saturday with a $20,000 top
prize on the line, Tim placed second in his heat race and sixth
in the 50-lapper behind only victor Bobby Pierce, Ashton Winger,
Nick Hoffman, Chris Madden, and Ryan Gustin. Complete results from
the WOOLMS doubleheader can be accessed online by visiting 
(March
23, 2026) Tim McCreadie found himself in
action at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi and Talladega
Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama over the March 20-22 weekend.
With the World of Outlaws Late Model Series at Magnolia, Tim finished
twenty-sixth in Friday's $12,000 to win opener and ninth in Saturday's
$20,000 to win contest. The tripleheader that wrapped up with the
Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series on Sunday at TST. "T-Mac"
ran fourth in his heat race and blasted past five competitors to
place ninth in the $12,000 to win 'Bama Bash.' Complete results
from all three races can be accessed online by clicking on 
(March
15, 2026) Fresh off Speedweeks, the Briggs
Transport Racing team found themselves at Volunteer Speedway in
Bulls Gap, Tennessee and Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, Tennessee
on March 13-14 for a pair of World of Outlaws Late Model Series
throwdowns. On Friday with a $12,000 top prize up for grabs at "The
Gap," Tim McCreadie ran sixth in his heat race, second in his
B-Main, and twelfth in the 40-lap main event. At Smoky Mountain
on Saturday in the $20,000 to win 'Tennessee Tipoff,' Tim grabbed
the third transfer spot through his heat race prior to passing six
competitors during the 50-lapper en route to a strong fifth place
showing behind only winner Bobby Pierce, Nick Hoffman, Ricky Thornton,
Jr., and Dale McDowell! Full results can be found by logging onto
(March
1, 2026) The Briggs Transport Racing team
and driver Tim McCreadie stopped into Ocala Speedway in Ocala, Florida
on February 26-28 for the final three events of the 'Wieland Winternationals.'
On Thursday night in a $10,000 to win show, which was sanctioned
by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, Tim ran eighth in his loaded
heat race before grabbing the third transfer spot through his B-Main.
"T-Mac" then surged past sixteen competitors during the
40-lap main event to land in the fifth position behind only victor
Hudson O'Neal, Devin Moran, Kyle Bronson, and Ricky Thornton, Jr.!
(February
22, 2026) Tim McCreadie and the Briggs Transport
Racing team invaded the Hendry County Motorsports Park in Clewiston,
Florida on February 20-21 for the 'Swamp Cabbage 100.' The World
of Outlaws Late Model Series made their inaugural visit to the southern
Florida oval and things kicked off with a $12,000 to win showdown
on Friday night. Tim timed in second quickest overall during qualifying,
ran second in his heat race, and later finished sixth in the 40-lap
feature behind only victor Bobby Pierce, Ethan Dotson, Daulton Wilson,
Drake Troutman, and Nick Hoffman!
(February
14, 2026) A Valentine's Day shootout wrapped
up the 55th Annual 'DIRTcar Nationals' tonight at Volusia Speedway
Park and 56 race teams signed into the Daytona Beach-area speedplant
to do battle for a hefty $20,000 paycheck. After a pair of fifth
place efforts in his heat race and B-Main, Tim McCreadie relied
on a World of Outlaws Late Model Series provisional to gain access
into the 50-lap headliner. "T-Mac" ultimately moved past
sixteen competitors to salvage a steady ninth place showing. (Josh
James Artwork) 
(January
24, 2026) The annual ‘Sunshine Nationals’
wrapped up in a big way earlier tonight at Volusia Speedway Park,
as a $20,000 to win headliner capped off a huge tripleheader weekend
in Barberville, Florida. In World of Outlaws Late Model Series qualifying,
Tim McCreadie started his evening by laying down the fifth fastest
lap in Group B during the time trial session. After starting and
finishing third in his heat race, Tim rolled off from the outside
of the fifth row in the 50-lap feature. "T-Mac" then ran
the low groove to perfection, led on two different occasions for
28 circuits, and bagged the hefty $20,000 windfall over runner-up
Brandon Sheppard, Dennis Erb, Jr., Ryan Gustin, and Drake Troutman!
(Josh James Artwork) 
(January
23, 2026) Night two of the 'Sunshine Nationals'
took place earlier this evening at Volusia Speedway Park and another
$12,000 winner's check was up for grabs. Tim McCreadie knocked down
the eighth quickest lap in Group A during World of Outlaws Late
Model Series qualifying before nabbing the third transfer spot through
his loaded heat race. After rolling off from the inside of the sixth
row in the 35-lapper, "T-Mac" steered past eight racecars
to land on the podium in third behind only victor Hudson O'Neal
and runner-up Tyler Erb! (Josh James Artwork)
