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LATEST NEWS

Devin Moran
Runner-Up in $15,000 Slocum 50 at Burlington!
(July
12, 2026) Devin Moran and the #99 team were in action
with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in the states of Iowa
and Missouri from July 9-11. The action kicked off on Thursday with
the $15,000 to win 'Slocum 50' at 34 Raceway in West Burlington,
Iowa. Devin ran second in his heat race prior to blasting past four
competitors during the 50-lap feature en route to a sterling runner-up
effort behind only victor Brandon Sheppard!
Over the weekend, the pristine Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland,
Missouri played host to the 'CMH Diamond Nationals.' On Friday night
with another $15,000 top prize up for grabs, Devin ran sixth in
his heat race, third in his B-Main, and fifteenth in the 40-lap
main event. With a $25,000 winner's check on the line in Saturday's
finale, Devin grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot through
his heat race before advancing to finish twelfth in the 50-lapper.
Full results from all three races can be accessed online at www.lucasdirt.com.
(Heath Lawson Photo)

Moran Sees
Rain at Mansfield; Charges to Runner-Up at MCS!
(July
5, 2026) A pair of $25,000 top prizes were on the line
with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series over the July 3-4 weekend
in the Buckeye State. Following a rain-out on Friday night at Mansfield
(OH) Speedway, the annual 'Freedom 50' went off without a hitch
on Saturday evening at Muskingum County Speedway in Zanesville,
Ohio.
Devin Moran clicked off the third fastest time in Group A during
qualifying before finishing second in his heat race. The hometown
driver then blasted past a trio of competitors during the 50-lap
headliner to finish an impressive runner-up behind only race winner
Max Blair, who started fifteenth on the grid. Complete results from
MCS can be accessed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
(Heath Lawson Photo)

Devin Moran
Takes Lead Late; Wins $50,000 Firecracker 100!
(June
28, 2026) The month of June wrapped up in a big way with
the annual running of the 'Firecracker 100' at Lernerville Speedway
in Sarver, Pennsylvania from June 25-27. After Thursday's Lucas
Oil Late Model Dirt Series program was washed out, a split-field
show on Friday night in the Keystone State kicked off the action-packed
weekend. Devin Moran knocked down the fastest lap in Group B during
the qualifying session before winning his heat race. After leading
early in his 25-lap feature, Devin finished a strong runner-up behind
only $5,000 race winner Brandon Sheppard.
At Lernerville on Saturday evening, a whopping $50,000 paycheck
was up for grabs in the 'Firecracker 100' grand finale. Devin secured
a triumph in his loaded heat race and later rolled off from the
outside of the second row in the 100-lap crown jewel headliner.
The Dresden, Ohio ace then made a late charge to the front, officially
led laps 80-90 and 92-100, and picked up the $50,000 winner's check
ahead of runner-up Brandon Sheppard, Hudson O'Neal, Brandon Overton,
and Josh Rice! Full results from the entire weekend can be located
online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
(Heath Lawson Photo)

Moran Runner-Up
in Mountain Moonshine Classic Finale!
(June
21, 2026) After several weeks off, the Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series schedule heated back up on June 19-20 with the
annual 'Mountain Moonshine Classic' at Smoky Mountain Speedway in
Maryville, Tennessee. On Friday in the $10,000 to win opener, Devin
Moran qualified well prior to finishing second in his heat race
and sixth in the 40-lap feature event. IN Saturday's $30,000 to
win weekend finale, Devin once again ran second in his heat race
prior to blasting past a handful of competitors during the 60-lapper
en route to an impressive runner-up performance behind only victor
Dale McDowell! Complete results from both weekend races in the Volunteer
State can be viewed online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
(Heath Lawson Photo)

Moran Takes
Part in Inaugural Shale Crescent Dirt Cup
(June
11, 2026) Following the 'Dirt Late Model Dream,' the Double
Down Motorsports (DDM) team was back in action on Wednesday, June
10 in the inaugural 'Shale Crescent Dirt Cup' at Muskingum County
Speedway in Zanesville, Ohio. The invite-only special event pitted
the top twelve drivers in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series
versus the top twelve drivers in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
with a $20,000 payday on the line.
Devin Moran earned Fast Time honors overall during
the qualifying session at his hometown track and later picked up
a win in his loaded heat race. After a victory in his King of the
Hill match race against Tyler Erb, Devin was slated to start the
50-lap headliner from the pole position. Unfortunately, engine woes
struck the #99 team and Devin was forced to steer a back-up car
from the tail to salvage an eighth place effort. Full results from
last night at MCS can be accessed online by clicking on www.muskingumcountyspeedway.com.
(BW Media Co.)

Devin Moran
Flexes Muscles Throughout Dream Weekend
(June
7, 2026) Double Down Motorsports (DDM) made their yearly
June pilgrimage to the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio from
June 3-6 for the 32nd Annual ‘Dirt Late Model Dream.’
The action at the “Big E” got underway on Wednesday
with a $20,000 to win FloRacing Night in America Series showdown.
Devin Moran ran second in his heat race and later passed six competitors
during the 50-lap feature to land in the runner-up spot behind only
victor Nick Hoffman!
A $30,000 top prize was then earmarked for the winner of his ‘Dirt
Late Model Dream’ prelim program on Thursday evening. Devin
finished second in his heat race, led the first 30 circuits of the
50-lapper, and ultimately finished a strong fourth behind only race
winner Bobby Pierce, Tyler Erb, and Hudson O'Neal. With a $100,000
payday up for grabs in Saturday's crown jewel extravaganza, Devin
placed second in his heat race once again prior to advancing to
finish fifth in the 100-lap headliner behind only victor Bobby Pierce,
Max Blair, Nick Hoffman, and Dale McDowell! Complete results from
the long week at Eldora Speedway can be viewed online by clicking
on www.eldoraspeedway.com.
(Josh James Artwork)

Pair of Top
Tens for Moran in Lucrative Outlaws Weekend
(May
31, 2026) Devin Moran competed with the World of Outlaws
Late Model Series from May 28-30 in a trio of big events in the
Buckeye State. On Thursday at Wayne County Speedway in Orrville,
Ohio, Devin ran second in his heat race prior to picking off a pair
of competitors during the 40-lap feature to place sixth at the checkers
behind only $12,000 victor Ricky Thornton, Jr., Nick Hoffman, Bobby
Pierce, Tyler Erb, and Dustin Sorensen.
The dirt-slinging action quickly shifted to Mansfield
Speedway in Mansfield, Ohio for a pair of six-figure extravaganzas.
With a $100,000 payday up for grabs on Friday, Devin finished fourth
in his loaded heat race before blasting up to sixth in the 40-lapper.
In Saturday's weekend finale, which boasted a $100,057 top prize,
Devin ran fourth in his heat race and nineteenth in the 57-lap headliner.
Complete results from both Wayne County and Mansfield can be located
online at www.woolms.com.
(Nate Scharver Photo)

Moran Competes
in Show-Me 100 Weekend at Wheatland
(May
25, 2026) The 34th edition of the 'Show-Me 100' took place
from May 21-24 at the pristine Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland,
Missouri. The crown jewel spectacular, which was once again sanctioned
by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, started with a pair of
$10,000 to win preliminary programs. In Thursday's show, Devin Moran
finished sixth in his heat race, third in his B-Main, and twelfth
in the 45-lap feature. On Friday, Devin ran sixth in his heat race,
fourth in his B-Main, and twentieth in the 40-lapper.
After Saturday's scheduled 'Show-Me 100' headliner
was pushed back to Sunday due to inclement weather, Devin rolled
off from the outside of the ninth row in the $75,000 to win contest.
During the course of the 100-lap race, the Dresden, Ohio ace improved
three spots en route to a fifteenth place showing. Complete results
from the entire weekend can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com.
(Heath Lawson Photo)

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