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Carson Ferguson Back in Action at Eagle Raceway
On Thursday night, Carson Ferguson ran fifth in his heat race, fifth in his B-Main, and seventeenth in the 40-lap main event. Exiting the Cornhusker State, Carson currently finds himself twelfth in the latest version of the Lucas Oil Series point standings. Full results from the soggy weekend at Eagle Raceway can be found online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Paylor Motorsports Tackles Soggy Illinois Speedweek
At Spoon River Speedway in Banner, Illinois on Wednesday night, a $20,000 top prize was up for grabs in the FloRacing Night in America Series lid lifter. Carson Ferguson grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot through his heat race prior to advancing up to finish twelfth in the 50-lap feature. At Fairbury Speedway in Fairbury, Illinois on Saturday evening, Carson finished fifth in his heat race, fifth in his B-Main, and twenty-first in the $30,000 to win 'FALS Spring Shootout.' Full results from both Spoon River and FALS can be accessed online by clicking on www.floseries.com and www.lucasdirt.com. (Josh James Artwork)
Pair of Top Tens for Ferguson to Kick Off Month of May
The tripleheader then concluded on Sunday at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells, West Virginia. The American Late Model Iron-Man Series presided over the annual 'Mark Balzano Memorial' yesterday and a $10,000 top prize was up for grabs. Carson ran third in his heat race before advancing to sixth in the final finishing order of the 40-lap headliner to trail only winner Drake Troutman, Luke Morey, Freddie Carpenter, Devin Moran, and Ryan Montgomery. Full results from each race can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com and www.imdirt.net. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Ferguson Sixth in $21,049 Melvin L. Joseph Memorial
Following a rain-out on Saturday at BAPS Motor Speedway in York Haven, Pennsylvania, the Paylor Motorsports team returned to competition on Sunday evening in the annual 'Conococheague 40' at the legendary Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown, Maryland. With a $10,000 payday on the line, Carson placed fifth in his heat race, third in his B-Main, and ninth in the 40-lap feature after passing ten competitors. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace now finds himself tenth in the latest version of the series point standings exiting the Mideast. Full results from each weekend event can be accessed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Four Top Tens for Ferguson in Gauntlet at the Gap
Following a day off on Thursday, the action at "The Gap" fired back up on Friday with a $20,000 payday up for grabs. Carson finished second in his heat race and later advanced to a strong fifth place performance in the 50-lap main event behind only victor Chris Madden, Zack Mitchell, Brandon Overton, and Ricky Thornton, Jr. In Saturday's grand finale, which boasted a $30,000 windfall, Carson ran third in his heat race and later overcame a flat tire to salvage a ninth place showing in the 60-lap headliner. Complete results from the unsanctioned 'Gauntlet at the Gap' can be accessed online by clicking on www.volunteerspeedway.com. (Wells Racing Photography)
Paylor Motorsports Back on Lucas Oil Series Trail
Ferguson Eleventh in Rain-Shortened March Madness
Carson Ferguson Tackles Outlaws Doubleheader
Speedweeks Wraps Up for Team 93 at Golden Isles
In Friday's $12,000 to win program, Carson finished third in his heat race, but was later caught up in a grinding wreck early in the 50-lap main event. The Lincolnton, North Carolina ace visited the hot pit for repairs and eventually salvaged a twentieth place effort. At GIS on Saturday evening in the $25,000 to win grand finale, Carson grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot into the 50-lapper and lost power steering during the contest. He was able to manhandle his #93 machine to a solid twelfth place performance to conclude Speedweeks. Complete results from the entire week at Golden Isles Speedway can be accessed online by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
Pair of Top Tens for Ferguson at Ocala Speedway
In other action at Ocala, Carson unfortunately missed out on the $7,000 to win opener on Tuesday night after getting into the wall during his heat race. In Saturday's grand finale, which boasted a hefty $25,000 winner's check, Carson ran third in his heat race and had another top ten effort going in the 50-lap headliner. Unfortunately, a flat right rear tire and a blown shock ended his night prematurely and relegated the Lincolnton, North Carolina ace to a disappointing twentieth place showing. Carson now sits seventh in the latest Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings exiting Ocala. Complete results from the 'Wieland Winternationals' can be accessed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com. (Heath Lawson Photo)
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(May
17, 2026) The #93 team was in the pit area at Eagle
Raceway in Eagle, Nebraska from May 14-16 for the Malvern Bank 'High
Bank Heist,' which was sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series. Unfortunately, Mother Nature took home a pair of victories
and only the $10,000 to win weekend lid lifter escaped inclement
weather. 
(May
10, 2026) From May 5-9, the Paylor Motorsports team
was slated to compete in five high-profile events in the Land of
Lincoln. Unfortunately, only two programs escaped the wrath of Mother
Nature, as shows at LaSalle Speedway, Lincoln Speedway, and Farmer
City Raceway were all rained out.
(May
4, 2026) The Paylor Motorsports team ventured to
the states of Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia from May 1-3
for a trio of high-profile events. A Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
doubleheader kicked things off on Friday at Circle City Raceway
in Indianapolis, Indiana and on Saturday at Florence Speedway in
Union, Kentucky. Carson Ferguson finished a strong tenth in the
$15,000 to win program at Circle City, while he placed thirteenth
in the final rundown of the $25,000 to win 'Ralph Latham Memorial'
at Florence.
(April
27, 2026) Carson Ferguson and the #93 team followed
the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series trail to the states of Delaware,
Pennsylvania, and Maryland from April 24-26 for a trio of scheduled
events. On Friday night at Georgetown Speedway in Georgetown, Delaware,
a $21,049 top prize was up for grabs in the annual running of the
'Melvin L. Joseph Memorial.' Carson ran second in his heat race
and a strong sixth in the 49-lap headliner behind only winner Devin
Moran, Hudson O'Neal, Max Blair, Brandon Sheppard, and Josh Rice!
(April
19, 2026) From April 14-18, Carson Ferguson and
Paylor Motorsports were in the pit area at Volunteer Speedway for
the inaugural running of the 'Gauntlet at the Gap.' The four-race
week for the #93 team kicked off with a pair of midweek specials
at the Bulls Gap, Tennessee venue. On Tuesday night in the $7,500
to win opener, Carson ran second in his heat race and eighth in
the 30-lap feature event. With a $10,000 paycheck on the line on
Wednesday, Carson placed third in his heat race and eighth once
again in the 40-lapper.
(March
30, 2026) Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series action
heated back up over the March 28-29 weekend in the states of Indiana
and Ohio. On Saturday at Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana
in the annual 'Indiana Icebreaker,' Carson Ferguson finished fifth
in his heat race, second in the B-Main, and fourteenth in the $25,000
to win main event. With a $15,000 payday up for grabs in the 'Buckeye
Spring 50' on Sunday at Atomic Speedway in Alma, Ohio, Carson placed
fourth in his stacked heat race before winding up nineteenth in
the final rundown of the 50-lapper. The Lincolnton, North Carolina
ace now sits twelfth in the latest version of the Lucas Oil Series
point standings exiting the doubleheader. Full results from both
weekend races can be viewed online by logging onto 
(March
22, 2026) The Paylor Motorsports team entered one
single event over the weekend, as they vied for the $20,053 first
place prize in the annual running of 'March Madness' on Saturday,
March 21 at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina. Carson
Ferguson, who competed the night before at Modoc (SC) Speedway in
a Kale Green-owned machine, timed in eleventh quickest overall during
qualifying prior to finishing fifth in his heat race. After starting
from the outside of the seventh row in the 60-lap headliner, Carson
unfortunately suffered a flat tire shortly before the rain hit on
lap 41. The race was deemed official and the Lincolnton, North Carolina
standout was placed eleventh in the final finishing order. Complete
results from 'March Madness' can be located online by clicking on
(March
15, 2026) Fresh off Speedweeks, the Paylor Motorsports
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,"
Carson Ferguson finished fifth in his heat race, won his B-Main,
and later advanced to fifteenth in the 40-lap main event. At Smoky
Mountain on Saturday in the $20,000 to win 'Tennessee Tipoff,' Carson
ran third in his heat race, but was unfortunately an early retiree
in the 50-lap headliner and was forced to settle for a twenty-fourth
place showing. Full results from both weekend races can be found
by logging onto 
(March
8, 2026) The Speedweeks journey for Carson Ferguson
wrapped up from March 4-7 at Golden Isles Speedway, as the Lucas
Oil Late Model Dirt Series presided over four big events at the
Brunswick, Georgia-area speedplant. On Wednesday night in the opener,
which boasted a $7,000 paycheck, Carson ran fifth in his heat race
and won his B-Main prior to winding up nineteenth in the final rundown
of the 30-lap feature. With a $10,000 payday up for grabs on Thursday,
Carson clicked off the fastest lap in Group B during qualifying,
ran second in his heat race, and later placed twenty-second in the
40-lapper after visiting the hot pit thinking a tire was going down.
(March
1, 2026) The busy Speedweeks for Carson Ferguson
continued from February 24-28 with five Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series shootouts during the 'Wieland Winternationals' at Ocala Speedway
in Ocala, Florida. With a rain-out on Friday, only four races officially
got into the record books. Carson was able to knock down a pair
of top tens during the week, as he finished ninth in Wednesday's
$7,000 to win feature and seventh in Thursday's $10,000 to win main
event. 
