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Nationals Nightly Results from Volusia Speedway Park (February 14, 2019) Valentine's Day for the #9 team was headlined by another $10,000 to win World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series shootout tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida. Devin Moran suffered ignition woes before his heat race and was forced to scratch from his prelim before finishing seventh in his B-Main. Devin then utilized a provisional to gain access into the 50-lap headliner and was able to salvage a fifteenth place showing. (February 13, 2019) The World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series returned to competition tonight at Volusia Speedway Park and a $10,000 top prize was on the line for the stellar 44 car field. Devin Moran placed fifth in his stacked heat race prior to picking up the victory in his B-Main. After rolling off from the outside of the ninth row in the 50-lapper, Devin advanced five spots to finish the contest thirteenth in the final finishing order. (February 12, 2019) Tonight's DIRTcar-sanctioned program at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida has been washed out from afternoon showers with more rain on the way. The $7,000 to win 'DIRTcar Nationals' showdown at the Daytona Beach-area oval will not be rescheduled. Action will get back underway at VSP tomorrow, as the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series will preside over a 50-lapper, which will boast a $10,000 payday. (February 11, 2019) The 48th edition of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' for the Super Late Models started tonight at Volusia Speedway Park with a $7,000 to win shootout at the 1/2-mile Barberville, Florida speedplant. Devin Moran, who was back behind the wheel of Tye Twarog's #9 machine, qualified fifth quickest in his group during time trials prior to grabbing the fourth and final transfer spot through his heat race. After starting the 30-lap sprint from the inside of the eighth row, Devin advanced up to tenth in the running order before eventually crossing the checkers in the twelfth finishing position.
Bubba Army Winter Nationals
Rained Out
Winternationals Nightly
Results from East Bay Raceway Park (February 8, 2019) Night five of the 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park drew a huge crowd and the live MAVTV television cameras. The $12,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series program marked the first points paying event of the busy week at the Tampa-area venue. Devin Moran turned in another strong performance tonight, as he qualified tenth fastest in Group A during time trials prior to finishing third in his loaded heat race. Devin then picked off six competitors during the 50-lap contest to record a fifth place showing behind only victor Jonathan Davenport, Tyler Erb, Earl Pearson, Jr., and Scott Bloomquist! (February 7, 2019) The fourth leg of the 43rd annual 'Winternationals' greeted Dunn-Benson Motorsports tonight at East Bay Raceway Park and another $7,000 paycheck was on the line for the cars and stars racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. In qualifying at the Gibsonton, Florida oval tonight, Devin Moran notched the ninth quickest lap in Group A before grabbing the third and final transfer spot through his heat race. In the wild 40-lap main event, Devin gained thirteen positions during the course of the race and eventually landed in the fourth spot behind only victor Hudson O'Neal, Earl Pearson, Jr., and Tyler Erb! (February 6, 2019) Round three of the 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida took place earlier tonight and all eyes in the pit area were on capturing the $7,000 payday. Devin Moran timed in twenty-first quickest in Group B during qualifying prior to placing sixth in both his heat race and his B-Main. After utilizing a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series provisional to gain access into the 40-lapper, Devin blitzed past fourteen racecars on his way to a steady tenth place effort. (February 5, 2019) Another $5,000 windfall was up for grabs with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series tonight at East Bay Raceway Park. The Gibsonton, Florida facility drew a stout 56 car field and Devin Moran started his night off by clicking off the eighteenth quickest lap in Group B during time trials. Devin then finished fourth in his stacked heat race before grabbing the second and final transfer spot through his B-Main. The Dresden, Ohio ace then picked off ten competitors during the 30-lap contest to score a fourteenth place performance. (February 4, 2019) The 43rd annual 'Winternationals' kicked off tonight at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida and 53 competitors showed up to do battle for the $5,000 winner's check. Devin Moran posted the tenth fastest lap in Group B during the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series qualifying session prior to running second in heat race action. Devin then started the 30-lap sprint from the outside of the fourth row, but slipped back a few spots out of the top ten - eventually guiding his #1 Dunn-Benson Motorsports ride to a twelfth place showing.
Super Bowl of Racing
Nightly Results from Golden Isles Speedway (February 1, 2019) The 2019 edition of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season got underway tonight in the 'Super Bowl of Racing' opener at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia. Most of the $12,000 to win racing program was completed this evening, but the final B-Main and the 50-lap headliner were pushed to Saturday afternoon after inclement weather struck the southern Georgia speedplant. Devin Moran, making his debut for Dunn-Benson Motorsports, knocked down the ninth fastest lap in Group B during qualifying before placing second in his loaded heat race. After rolling off from the outside of the third row in the daytime affair on Saturday, Devin ran into trouble on the first circuit, had to go to the tail of the stellar field, and rallied to a strong eighth place effort!
Dunn-Benson Motorsports
Announces Marketing Partner Line-Up for 2019 Season Dunn Benson Motorsports will carry primary sponsorship from Big River Steel, the world’s first Flex Mill which broke ground in 2014 in northeast Arkansas and began steel production in 2016. To learn more about Big River Steel visit their website at www.BIGRIVERSTEEL.com. | full press release
New Website Launched
for Dunn-Benson Motorsports & Devin Moran
GETSCO Partners with
Dunn Benson Motorsports and Devin Moran for 2019 GETSCO is a privately held company and a leading agricultural chemical and sitework material supplier in the Carolinas. Their multiple warehouse locations allow them to deliver competitive pricing and superior service on quality commodity and specialty products to customers throughout the region. Their staff has over 150 years of combined industry experience. With qualified product specialists in agricultural chemicals and certified professionals in Erosion & Sediment Control and Storm Water Quality leading their staff, GETSCO provides quality products, competitive prices and technical solutions to their valued customers. To learn more about GETSCO visit their website at www.GETSCO.net. | full press release
Devin Moran Subs in
Modified at East Bay; Makes 2019 Debut
Big River Steel Signs
as Primary Sponsor of Dunn Benson Motorsports! Big River Steel, the world's first Flex Mill™, broke ground in 2014 in northeast Arkansas and began steel production in 2016. Big River's Flex Mill™ merges the wide product mix and superior grade capabilities of an integrated mill with the nimbleness and technological advancements of a mini mill. When it comes to steel making, Big River takes a visionary, entrepreneurial approach to the ever-changing American manufacturing industry by reimagining what it means to be a steel company in the global marketplace. | full press release
Dunn Benson Motorsports
Selects Devin Moran as Driver for 2019 Devin just 24 years old, is already well accomplished in the dirt late model world with numerous feature wins all over the country. Devin won the 2017 World of Outlaws Late Model Series Rookie of the Year Award along with winning two World of Outlaw Late Model Series feature events and finishing 4th in the final series point standings in 2017. In 2018 Devin won four features and finished 4th in the final version of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series point standings. | full press release
Moran and Tye Twarog
Racing to Run Partial Schedule Together in 2019 "I really feel like this is the right time to scale back and eventually get away from owning a car following the 2019 season," stated Twarog recently in a telephone conversation. "I've been doing this for a long time now and the last three years have been on a national level running with the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series. The decision doesn't really have anything to do with money at all, it's just time for me to relax some more and spend time with my family. Devin (Moran) and I will run a partial schedule together next year and I am really looking forward to having some fun with him just trying to win big races - not chasing any points!" | full press release
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(February
15, 2019) The penultimate event of the 2019 'DIRTcar Nationals'
at Volusia Speedway Park took center stage in the Dirt Late Model
world tonight and the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model
Series presided over another $10,000 to win spectacular. Devin Moran
placed fifth in his heat race and second in his B-Main, which allowed
him to start from the outside of the twelfth row in the 50-lap feature.
Devin was then gunning for a top ten effort in the contest, but
was involved in a lap 27 crash that knocked him out of the race
and dropped him to twenty-fourth in the final rundown. The Tye Twarog
Racing (TTR) team made the decision to leave VSP following the race
and Devin's stint in Georgia/Florida "Speedweeks" is now
over. 
(February
10, 2019) A $10,000 to win throwdown at Bubba Raceway Park
in Ocala, Florida was scheduled for tonight to wrap up the Lucas
Oil Late Model Dirt Series portion of "Speedweeks" in
Georgia and Florida. However, the annual 'Bubba Army Winter Nationals'
was rained-out shortly before hot laps started and the program,
which was set to be highlighted by a 50-lap main event, will not
be rescheduled. 
(February
9, 2019) The final round of the 'Winternationals' at East
Bay Raceway Park paid out another $12,000 top prize tonight. A strong
field of 41 competitors signed in at the pit gate at the Gibsonton,
Florida facility to do battle in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
special. Devin Moran posted the eleventh quickest lap in Group A
during the qualifying session and later wound up sixth in his stacked
heat race. After grabbing the second transfer spot through his B-Main,
Devin roared past sixteen racecars during the 50-lap grand finale
to land on the podium in the third spot behind only race winner
Jonathan Davenport and runner-up Tyler Erb! The Dresden, Ohio rising
star currently finds himself fifth in the LOLMDS point standings
exiting the "Clay by the Bay." |
(February
2, 2019) Another $12,000 payday was on the line with the
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series tonight in the 'Super Bowl of Racing'
finale at Golden Isles Speedway. A stout 37 car field signed into
the pit area at the Brunswick, Georgia-area oval and a large crowd
was on hand to witness all of the ground-pounding action. Devin
Moran stopped the clock fourteenth fastest in Group A during qualifying
prior to grabbing the fourth and final transfer spot through his
stacked heat race. The Dresden, Ohio rising star started the 50-lapper
from the inside of the eighth row and climbed up inside of the top
ten before eventually placing thirteenth in the final finishing
order. 
(January
31, 2019) Dunn Benson Motorsports owned by Kemp Lamm is
pleased to announce the 2019 Marketing Partner line-up. The Dunn
Benson Motorsports Race Team will compete on the Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Racing Series, contending for the National Championship
and Rookie of the Year Honors with young gun Devin Moran behind
the wheel in 2019. 
(January
30, 2019) As the start of the 2019 racing season rapidly
approaches for Dunn-Benson Motorsports, the famed #1 Super Late
Model team and Delph Communications, Inc. would like to welcome
you to the all-new 
(January
30, 2019) Dunn Benson Motorsports is excited to announce
GETSCO has signed on as an associate sponsor of the race Team and
driver Devin Moran in 2019. The Big River Steel / Dunn Benson Ford
/ GETSCO Race Team will compete on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Racing Series, contending for the National Championship and Rookie
of the Year honors with young gun Devin Moran behind the wheel in
2019. 
(January
22, 2019) Dunn Benson Motorsports based in Dunn, NC is
excited to announce that Big River Steel located in Osceola, AR
has signed on as primary sponsor of Dunn Benson Motorsports and
driver Devin Moran for 2019. The Big River Steel/Dunn Benson Ford
Race Team will compete on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Racing Series,
contending for the National Championship and Rookie of the Year
honors with young gun Devin Moran behind the wheel in 2019. 
(December
5, 2018) Dunn Benson Motorsports and owner Kemp Lamm are
excited to announce Devin Moran from Dresden, OH will pilot the
iconic #1 for Dunn Benson Motorsports in 2019. Devin Moran is the
son of Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame driver Donnie Moran who is known
as one of the top five all-time great drivers over his career. Devin
Moran along with his brother Wylie Moran will relocate to Dunn,
NC after the first of the year and start preparing the Dunn Benson
cars to run the full Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in 2019 and
contend for the series championship. 
(December
5, 2018) On the heels of a very successful 2018 racing
season which saw Devin Moran pilot the Tye Twarog-backed #9 machine
to four feature victories and a fourth place finish in the final
version of the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series point
standings, both parties announced today that they will run a partial
schedule together during the upcoming 2019 campaign. In fact, the
'19 season will be the final year that Tye will field a Super Late
Model team. After seventeen seasons as a car owner in some fashion
and three straight years of fielding a car on the competitive WOOLMS
tour, Tye will scale back his operation in 2019 before calling it
quits. (Todd Healy Photo) 