Kyle Bronson Wins Twice During Sunshine Nationals Weekend!
(January 16, 2021) Kyle Bronson, of Brandon, Florida, was awarded the $10,000 top prize in the Crate Late Model portion of the 'Sunshine Nationals' grand finale tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida! Kyle had won his heat race in preliminary action and moved up to second in the 30-lap feature event, but benefited from apparent winner Michael Page's disqualification to secure his second five-figure payday of the young 2021 season! In the $10,000 to win World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series program, Kyle timed in eighth fastest in Group A during qualifying, ran third in his loaded heat race, and wound up tenth in the final rundown of the 40-lapper. (Brian McLeod Photo)

(January 15, 2021) Persistent rain showers creating saturated grounds at Volusia Speedway Park have forced World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series and track officials to cancel tonight's event at the Barberville, Florida speedplant. Round two of the 'Sunshine Nationals' will not be rescheduled, but action will resume at VSP on Saturday evening.

(January 14, 2021) "Killer" Kyle Bronson kicked off his 2021 racing season in grand fashion tonight at Volusia Speedway Park by picking up his second career World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series victory in the 'Sunshine Nationals' lid lifter! Kyle earned Fast Time honors during the qualifying session prior to picking up the Super Late Model heat race win. After pacing the stellar field for the first 21 circuits in the 40-lapper, Kyle battled a tight racecar and eventually took advantage of a skirmish between leaders Cade Dillard and Darrell Lanigan to regain the point with only three laps remaining. The Brandon, Florida ace drove to the $10,000 triumph by besting Dillard, Kyle Strickler, Rick Eckert, and David Breazeale. In Crate Late Model action at the Barberville, Florida facility, Kyle won his heat race and wound up fourth in the $1,500 to win headliner behind only race winner Michael Page, Mack McCarter, and Mark Whitener. (Jacy Norgaard Photo)

Bronson Sees Rain in Gobbler 100 at Cochran Motor Speedway
(November 29, 2020) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) made their way to Cochran Motor Speedway in Cochran, Georgia on November 27-28 for the annual running of the 'Gobbler 100,' which wrapped up their 2020 campaign. In preliminary action on Friday night, Kyle Bronson earned Fast Time honors in both Super Late Model and Crate Late Model qualifying while later winning his Super heat race and finishing second in his Crate heat race. Unfortunately, Mother Nature swooped in and canceled the feature events on Saturday and postponed them until Friday night, March 12 in 2021. Kyle will start towards the front in each of the rain-postponed main events next year, as he guns for a $20,000 payday in his Super Late Model and a $3,000 top prize in his Crate Late Model. More information on the season finale can be obtained online at www.cochranspeedway.com. (Bates Photography)

Kyle Bronson Suffers Late Flat Tire at Deep South Speedway
(November 22, 2020) Another weekend of Crate Late Model racing greeted the #40b team on November 20-21, as the headed to Deep South Speedway in Loxley, Alabama for the running of the 'Deep South 100.' The Crate Racin' USA Dirt Late Model Series presided over the dirt-slinging action and a $10,000 payday was up for grabs. On Friday night, Kyle Bronson stopped the clock fourth fastest in his group during qualifying before grabbing the fourth transfer spot through his heat race. After rolling off from the inside of the sixth row in Saturday's 100-lap finale, Kyle drove a smart race and was up in the second position with only a handful of laps remaining in the contest. Unfortunately, the Brandon, Florida star wound up with a flat tire on lap 95 and was forced to settle for a disappointing thirteenth place showing in the 'Deep South 100.' Full results from the weekend can be viewed online at www.crateracinusa.com.

Bronson Competes in Crate Late Model National Championship
(November 15, 2020) Following a rare weekend off, Kyle Bronson unloaded his #40b Crate Late Model on November 13-14 at the ultra-fast Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee. The American Crate All-Star Series presided over the 'Crate Late Model National Championship,' which kicked off on Friday night with a $5,000 to win battle. Kyle placed third in heat race action prior to passing seven competitors during the 50-lap headliner to nab a solid eleventh place feature showing. On Saturday evening in the $15,000 to win grand finale at "The Gap," Kyle finished fourth in his loaded heat race and won his B-Main prior to retiring early in the 100-lapper to settle for a twenty-fourth place effort. Complete results can be found online at www.volunteerspeedway.com.

Kyle Bronson Runner-Up in Crate Late Model at Charlotte!
(November 1, 2020) Driving a #18 Crate Late Model entry for the Lloyd family, Kyle Bronson was in action on October 30-31 at the pristine Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, North Carolina. The 'Drydene World Short Track Championship' boasted a $4,000 paycheck for the Crate Late Models and 51 drivers signed in to do battle at the 4/10-mile oval. Kyle knocked down the eighth quickest lap in Group A during Friday's qualifying session before securing a heat race triumph. After starting fifth on the feature grid on Saturday, Kyle stormed past a trio of competitors during the 30-lap affair to garner a strong runner-up performance behind only victor John Ruggiero, Jr. Full results from the weekend in Charlotte can be viewed online at www.charlottemotorspeedway.com.

Bronson Wins Heat Race; Finishes Fifth in Powell Memorial
(October 26, 2020) The #40b team found themselves in the pit area at All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville, Florida from October 23-25 to compete in the 25th edition of the 'Powell Memorial.' The Crate Late Model special event drew a stellar 70 car field - all of whom were vying for the hefty $25,000 payday. On Friday night during preliminary action, Kyle Bronson won his heat race to earn the inside of the third row for the start of the 67-lap headliner. Following a rain-out of the feature on Saturday, Kyle ran amongst the top five on Sunday to earn a solid fifth place performance in the A-Main behind only race winner Mark Whitener, Earl Pearson, Jr., Michael Brown, and Michael Page! Complete results from the 'Powell Memorial' can be accessed online at www.alltechraceway.com.

Kyle Closes Out Lucas Oil Season with DTWC Top Ten
(October 18, 2020) Following a rare weekend off due to a pair of rain-outs in Georgia, the 2020 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season wrapped up on October 16-17 in the Buckeye State of Ohio. The 40th edition of the storied 'Dirt Track World Championship' took place at Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio and 63 competitors were on hand to vie for the whopping $100,000 winner's check. On Friday night, Kyle Bronson stopped the clock eleventh fastest in Group B during qualifying prior to placing sixth in his loaded heat race. After a B-Main triumph on Saturday evening, Kyle started the 100-lap DTWC from the inside of the eleventh row. During the extra-distance affair, the Brandon, Florida ace improved twelve spots to land in the ninth finishing position. Kyle officially wound up tied for seventh in the final version of the LOLMDS point standings. Full results from the crown jewel extravaganza at PRP can be located by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com.

Bronson Rallies to Eleventh in $20k Pittsburgher 100
(October 4, 2020) Following a rain-out on Friday night at Raceway 7 in Conneaut, Ohio, Kyle Bronson returned to competition on Saturday evening, October 3 at the sprawling Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway in Imperial, Pennsylvania. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series one again presided over the 32nd Annual 'Pittsburgher 100' and 35 entrants signed into the pit area to vie for the whopping $20,000 payday in the single-day shootout. Kyle posted the fourth quickest lap in Group B during qualifying, but unfortunately wound up eighth in his heat race and fifth in his B-Main. After utilizing a series provisional to gain access into the 100-lap headliner, Kyle rallied from the back a couple of different times to salvage a steady eleventh place performance. The Brandon, Florida ace still sits eighth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings exiting the 'Pittsburgher 100.' Complete results from last night at PPMS can be accessed by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.

Kyle Bronson Ventures to Brownstown for Jackson 100
(September 27, 2020) Kyle Bronson and his #40b team followed the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series tour to the legendary Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana on September 25-26 for the 41st Annual 'Jackson 100' weekend. On Friday night in the $10,000 to win weekend opener, Kyle ran third in his heat race prior to winding up twenty-first in the final finishing order of the 40-lap main event. At the 1/4-mile oval on Saturday evening, a stout 60 car field assembled at Brownstown to vie for the $15,000 winner's check in the 'Jackson 100.' Kyle, who sits eighth in the current LOLMDS point standings, finished third in his stacked heat race and nineteenth in the 100-lap headliner. Complete results from the southern Indiana facility can be accessed online at www.lucasdirt.com.

Bronson Heads West to FALS and I-80 for Four-Race Week
(September 20, 2020) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) was busy from September 15-19 in the states of Illinois and Nebraska, as a total of four special events were held at Fairbury Speedway in Fairbury, Illinois and I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Nebraska. Things started on Tuesday night at FALS in a DIRTcar Racing showdown dubbed as 'One for the Road,' which paid out $15,000 to the winner. Kyle Bronson clicked off the eighth fastest lap in Group A during the qualifying session before running third in his stacked heat race. Kyle then moved up inside of the top ten during the 50-lap main event and wound up leaving the Land of Lincoln with a solid ninth place showing.

Next up was a trip west to I-80 Speedway for a trio of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series programs that made up the 'I-80 Nationals.' On Thursday in the Cornhusker State, Kyle ran fourth in his heat race prior to slipping back to thirteenth in the $7,000 to win feature. Another $7,000 top prize was then on the line on Friday, as Kyle finished third in his heat race and twentieth in the 30-lapper. In the $30,000 to win 'I-80 Nationals' finale on Saturday evening, the Brandon, Florida standout moved past ten competitors during the course of the 80-lap contest to secure a strong eighth place performance. Full results from the lucrative four-race week can be viewed by clicking on www.fairburyspeedway.com and www.lucasdirt.com. (Todd Healy Photo)

Kyle Bronson Earns Top Ten in Eldora Speedway Prelim
(September 13, 2020) The #40b team made the trek to Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on September 10-12 for the 'Intercontinental Classic,' which was a fan-less event that took the place of the annual 'World 100.' The three-day weekend kicked off with a pair of $10,000 to win preliminary programs. On Thursday night in the opener, Kyle Bronson placed third in his loaded heat race, but an incident during the 30-lap feature relegated him to a sixteenth place showing. At the "Big E" on Friday evening in a similar showdown, Kyle ran third in his heat race prior to moving past a handful of competitors during the 30-lapper en route to a solid seventh place performance.

At Eldora Speedway on Saturday, a whopping $50,000 windfall was on the line in the 'Intercontinental Classic' finale. Kyle finished fifth in his heat race and was later awarded the third transfer spot through his B-Main. After rolling off from the outside of the twelfth row in the 67-lap headliner, the Brandon, Florida star was unfortunately an early retiree and was relegated to twenty-third in the final finishing order. Complete results from the action-packed weekend in the Buckeye State can be viewed online at www.eldoraspeedway.com.

Bronson Consistent Over Labor Day Holiday Weekend
(September 7, 2020) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) was busy over the Labor Day holiday weekend (September 4-6) in events in the states of Kentucky, Ohio, and Georgia. In a $12,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series program on Friday night at Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Kentucky, Kyle Bronson ran second in his heat race before winding up tenth in the final rundown of the 50-lap feature. At Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio on Saturday evening in the $12,000 to win 'Bob Miller Memorial River Days Rumble 50,' which was also sanctioned by the LOLMDS, Kyle placed third in his heat race prior to advancing up to sixth in the 50-lapper to finish behind only winner Hudson O'Neal, Jimmy Owens, Tanner English, Jared Hawkins, and Shane Clanton.

The #40b team then headed south to Cochran Motor Speedway in Cochran, Georgia on Sunday to tag the tail in a B-Main in the 'Chevrolet Performance World Championship,' which boasted a $20,000 top prize. Kyle earned a coveted transfer spot through his consolation race and later rolled off from the inside of the ninth row in the 75-lap headliner. The Brandon, Florida ace then blitzed past thirteen competitors during the contest to land in the fourth spot behind only victor Michael Page, Wil Herrington, and Randy Weaver! Full results from each race can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com and www.crateracinusa.com. (MM Photography)