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Short Night at Ultimate Motorsports Park
Top Ten for Ferguson in First Port Royal Visit
Following a rain-out of the ‘Conococheague 50’ on Saturday at Hagerstown, the weekend wrapped up at Port Royal on Sunday with the $10,000 to win 'Battle in the Borough.' Carson once again finished fifth in his loaded heat race, but later won his B-Main to gain access into the 40-lap headliner. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace then charged past eight competitors during the contest to land just inside of the top ten in the tenth spot. Full results from the entire Mid-Atlantic weekend can be found online by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Ferguson Set to Follow Lucas Oil & Castrol Tours
The Lucas Oil tour heats back up this coming weekend in a huge tripleheader in the states of Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania from April 26-28. The Mid-Atlantic triple shot kicks off on Friday at Georgetown Speedway in Georgetown, Delaware, as the ‘Melvin L. Joseph Memorial’ shells out at $19,049 top prize. The annual ‘Conococheague 50’ will then be up next on Saturday at the legendary Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown, Maryland where a $15,000 winner’s check will be on the line. A trip to the sprawling Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pennsylvania will then wrap up the busy weekend, as a $10,000 payday will be up for grabs at the track deemed as the “Speed Palace.” | full story
Ferguson Salvages Eighth at LCS Despite Flat
Carson Collects $5,000 for All-Tech Win!!
On Saturday evening, April 13, a $15,000 winner's check was up for grabs in the 'Southbound Throwdown' at All-Tech Raceway. Carson knocked down the third fastest lap in Group B during the qualifying session prior to securing a victory in heat race action. He then ran as high as second in the 50-lap headliner before winding up third at the checkered flag behind only victor Joseph Joiner and runner-up Scott Bloomquist! Complete results from both Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series races can be found online by visiting www.htfseries.com.
Ferguson Suffers Broken Wheel at EAMS
The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace started his night off by laying down the quickest lap overall during the qualifying session prior to picking up a heat race triumph. After starting the 53-lap headliner from the pole position, Carson ran in the second spot through the first half of the contest before picking up the pace to track down leader Zack Mitchell. Unfortunately, a broken left rear wheel on lap 33 dropped him to a disappointing fifteenth place showing. Complete results from the 'Jimmy Thomas Memorial' can be found online at www.southernnationalsseries.com.
Carson Ferguson Invades Indiana and Ohio
The dirt-slinging action then quickly shifted to Atomic Speedway in Alma, Ohio on Sunday for the annual running of the 'Buckeye Spring 50,' which shelled out a $12,000 top prize. Carson placed sixth in his loaded heat race prior to grabbing the second transfer spot through his B-Main. Despite pitting early in the 50-lapper to repair some damage, the Lincolnton, North Carolina ace was able to battle back through the pack to salvage a fifteenth place showing. Complete results can be located online by visiting www.lucasdirt.com. (Josh James Artwork)
Ferguson Battles HTF Foes at Talladega...
Carson started off his night by laying down the tenth quickest lap in Group A during the qualifying session prior to placing sixth in his heat race and fourth in his B-Main. Unfortunately, the Lincolnton, North Carolina ace missed out on the 50-lap feature event by only one position and was forced to watch the headliner that was ultimately won by Brandon Overton. Complete results from the 'Bama Bash' can be found online by clicking on www.htfseries.com. (ZSK Photography)
With T-Mac's Departure, Ferguson Goes National
“There is no ill-will at all towards Timmy for pursuing another opportunity,” quoted Donald Bradsher earlier this morning. “He is a stand up guy, a tremendous driver, and we accomplished a lot together since we started back in 2020. I would have loved to have chased our third Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series title together this year, but he made a decision that he feels is best for him personally. Gena (Bradsher) and myself wish Timmy and his family nothing but the best moving forward!” | full story
Ferguson Battles Back for March Madness Top Ten
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(May
5, 2024) With Saturday's annual 'Ralph Latham
Memorial' rained-out on Saturday evening, May 4 at Florence Speedway
in Union, Kentucky, the #93 Paylor Motorsports team entered only
one event over the rainy weekend. On Friday night, May 3 at Ultimate
Motorsports Park in Elkin, North Carolina, the Hunt the Front Super
Dirt Series sanctioned a $10,000 to win throwdown. Carson Ferguson
unfortunately got into the wall during his qualifying effort and
later just made a few laps in his heat race to make sure the car
was fixed from the incident. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace
was unable to advance into the 50-lap headliner at the Koehler family-owned
facility, which was ultimately won by Sam Seawright. Complete results
from Ultimate Motorsports Park can be viewed online at 
(April
29, 2024) The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
season heated back up from April 26-28 with scheduled events at
Georgetown Speedway in Georgetown, Delaware, Hagerstown Speedway
in Hagerstown, Maryland, and Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal,
Pennsylvania. Up first was the 'Melvin L. Joseph Memorial' at Georgetown
on Friday night, which boasted a $19,049 first place prize. Carson
Ferguson placed fifth in his heat race, second in his B-Main, and
sixteenth in the 49-lap main event.
(April
24, 2024) Paylor Motorsports owners Donald
and Gena Bradsher are excited to officially announce today that
driver Carson Ferguson will follow both the Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series and the Castrol FloRacing Night in America Series in
2024! Still in the Winner’s Circle Program with the Lucas
Oil Series due to their perfect attendance early in the year with
Tim McCreadie, the Burlington, North Carolina-based team will keep
Carson on the national tour to vie for the O’Reilly Auto Parts
Rookie of the Year Award. The driver that accumulates the most rookie
points throughout the season will receive $20,000 cash plus additional
product certificates at the year-end awards banquet. (Heath
Lawson Photo) 
(April
21, 2024) Following a cancellation of Friday's
Schaeffer's Oil Spring Nationals Series stop at Ponderosa (KY) Speedway
due to unsafe track conditions, the Paylor Motorsports team competed
in one lone event over the weekend on Saturday, April 20 at Lake
Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, Kentucky. The Spring Nationals
presided over the annual 'Johnny Wheeler Memorial' last night and
a $10,053 payday was up for grabs. Carson Ferguson knocked down
the second quickest lap overall during the qualifying session prior
to picking up a heat race triumph. After starting the 53-lap main
event from the outside of the front row, Carson unfortunately suffered
a flat tire late in the distance and was forced to head to the infield
to the attention of the #93 crew. The Lincolnton, North Carolina
ace eventually returned to the racetrack and ultimately salvaged
an eighth place performance. Complete results from the 'Johnny Wheeler
Memorial' can be accessed online by clicking on 
(April
14, 2024) The Paylor Motorsports team and
driver Carson Ferguson celebrated in victory lane for the first
time in 2024 on Friday night, April 12 at All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville,
Florida! Carson posted the quickest time in Group B during Hunt
the Front Super Dirt Series qualifying to earn the outside of the
front row for the start of the 30-lap weekend opener. The Lincolnton,
North Carolina ace then grabbed the top spot on the third circuit
and led the rest of the way to pocket the $5,000 first place prize
money ahead of runner-up Mark Whitener, Brandon Overton, Ashton
Winger, and Trey Mills!
(April
7, 2024) Carson Ferguson and Paylor Motorsports
debuted a new all-white paint scheme on Saturday, April 6 in the
annual running of the 'Jimmy Thomas Memorial' at the historic East
Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City, Alabama. The Schaeffer's
Oil Spring Nationals Series presided over the action at EAMS last
night and a $10,053 winner's check was up for grabs for the ground-pounding
Super Late Models.
(March
25, 2024) The Paylor Motorsports
team invaded the states of Indiana and Ohio on March 23-24 for a
pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series battles. On Saturday in
the annual 'Indiana Icebreaker' at the legendary Brownstown Speedway
in Brownstown, Indiana, Carson Ferguson timed in eighth quickest
in Group A during the qualifying session prior to running second
in his loaded heat race. After starting seventh on the grid in the
$15,000 to win headliner, Carson unfortunately slipped back to sixteenth
in the final finishing order of the 50-lap contest. 
(March
17, 2024) The Paylor Motorsports team and
driver Carson Ferguson returned to racing action on Saturday evening,
March 16 at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama. The annual
running of the 'Bama Bash' served as the Hunt the Front Super Dirt
Series (HTF) opener and a $15,000 paycheck was up for grabs for
the 46 Super Late Model drivers in attendance.
(March
15, 2024) Two-time Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series National Champion Tim McCreadie recently notified car owners
Donald and Gena Bradsher of his intentions to pursue another driving
opportunity and effective yesterday, is no longer associated with
Paylor Motorsports. The potent pairing conquered the ultra-competitive
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in both 2021 and 2022 and finished
a strong runner-up in the final 2020 point tally. Behind the wheel
of the Paylor Motorsports #39 machine, Tim reached victory lane
in some of the biggest races in the industry including the ‘Firecracker
100,’ the ‘North/South 100,’ the ‘Dirt Late
Model Stream,’ the ‘I-80 Nationals,’ and the ‘Jackson
100.’
(March
4, 2024) Carson Ferguson, of Lincolnton,
North Carolina, and the #93 Paylor Motorsports team made their 2024
season debut together on Sunday, March 3 in the annual running of
'March Madness' at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina.
Carson clicked off the second quickest time in Group A during the
Southern All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) qualifying to earn the
inside of the second row for the start of the 50-lap main event.
With a whopping $20,000 paycheck up for grabs, Carson unfortunately
pitted early in the contest on lap nine, but was able to fix the
mechanical issue and he battled back from the tail to salvage a
solid tenth place performance. Complete results from yesterday's
big show at Cherokee Speedway can be found online by visiting 
