Billy Moyer
Known for an ultra-smooth style and his nickname, running the #21. A career spanning multiple distinct eras of dirt late model technology.
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Dirt Late Models Drivers
Bobby Pierce
Finally won the elusive Dirt Late Model Dream in 2026 after years of runner-ups. Grew up around dirt tracks as the son of a longtime racer and car owner.
Brandon Overton
A multi-crown-jewel winner who's never won a WoO or Lucas national title. Came up the hard way with limited funding before landing a top ride.
Brandon Sheppard
From Illinois, nicknamed 'B-Shepp,' yet has never won Eldora's biggest classic. A third-generation dirt late model racer.
Chris Madden
Despite dozens of national-tour wins, has never won an Eldora crown jewel. A Southeastern dirt late model standout racing since the mid-1990s.
Darrell Lanigan
A Hall of Fame inductee nicknamed after his home region. Followed his father, a longtime car owner, into the sport from a bluegrass home state.
Dennis Erb Jr.
Won a first national late model title (2022) as a longtime underdog. A second-generation racer out of Carpentersville, Illinois.
Devin Moran
Reached the pinnacle with a national late model championship. Born and bred in Dresden, Ohio into a racing bloodline.
Earl Pearson Jr.
The Lucas Oil series' first dynasty champion, out of Florida. A Jacksonville, Florida racer who cut his teeth on Southeast dirt.
Hudson O'Neal
Broke through as a national front-runner in the 2020s driving the #1. Son of a crown-jewel-winning dirt late model veteran, raised in the sport.
Jimmy Owens
Charged from 19th to win Eldora's Dream in 2009, driving the #20. A Tennessee dirt late model veteran with a menacing hometown nickname.
Jonathan Davenport
Drives the #49 and is nicknamed for a comic-book superhero. Won Rookie of the Year on a national dirt late model tour.
Josh Richards
One of the most decorated modern champions who never won the World 100 or Dream. Son of a chassis-manufacturer father, drove the family-brand equipment.
Mike Marlar
Won the World of Outlaws late model title in 2018 from Winfield, Tennessee. A Tennessee dirt racer who made his name in the Southeast.
Nick Hoffman
Transitioned toward dirt Super Late Models on a national schedule. Born in Belleville, Illinois before basing out of Mooresville, North Carolina.
Ricky Thornton Jr.
Broke through for his first World 100 in 2025 after years of near-misses. Rose to national dirt late model prominence from grassroots regional modified racing.
Scott Bloomquist
Ran a distinctive black #0 car and died in a 2024 plane crash. Built and sold his own brand of dirt late model chassis.
Tim McCreadie
First driver from his home state ever to win Eldora's crown-jewel 100-lapper (2018). Son of a legendary Northeast dirt modified racer and Hall of Famer.
