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With Rocket1 Racing idle, Tim McCreadie has landed a ride for the National 100 and World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
Three-time national Dirt Late Model champion Tim McCreadie will drive the No. 58v Viper-Big Frog Motorsports at Nov. 2-3's 50th annual National 100 at East Alabama Motor Speedway along with tentative plans to race Nov. 6-9's World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte, car owner Shawn Martin told FloRacing.
The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season finale — Oct. 19's Dirt Track World Championship at Ohio's Eldora Speedway — was likely McCreadie's last outing with Rocket1 Racing team this year. Richards told DirtonDirt.com senior writer Kevin Kovac that his Shinnston, W.Va.-based team doesn't plan to enter next week's World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series World Finals, an event the Rocket Chassis house car team has competed in since its inception in 2007.
Richards respectfully declined to comment about possible plans for the 2025 season when also asked by Kovac during the DTWC weekend that wrapped up Rocket1 Racing's fourth-place finish in the Lucas Oil Series standings with McCreadie.
The Florida-based team revealed its plans to plug McCreadie into the seat of their No. 58v race machine at the National 100 on social media Tuesday evening while Drake Troutman is set to race his modified at this weekend's World Short Track Nationals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
When FloRacing asked Shawn Martin if the team also plans to pilot McCreadie at next week's World Finals, the car owner responded with "that's the plan."
Three-time national Dirt Late Model champion Tim McCreadie will drive the No. 58v Viper-Big Frog Motorsports at Nov. 2-3's 50th annual National 100 at East Alabama Motor Speedway along with tentative plans to race Nov. 6-9's World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte, car owner Shawn Martin told FloRacing.
The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season finale — Oct. 19's Dirt Track World Championship at Ohio's Eldora Speedway — was likely McCreadie's last outing with Rocket1 Racing team this year. Richards told DirtonDirt.com senior writer Kevin Kovac that his Shinnston, W.Va.-based team doesn't plan to enter next week's World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series World Finals, an event the Rocket Chassis house car team has competed in since its inception in 2007.
Richards respectfully declined to comment about possible plans for the 2025 season when also asked by Kovac during the DTWC weekend that wrapped up Rocket1 Racing's fourth-place finish in the Lucas Oil Series standings with McCreadie.
The Florida-based team revealed its plans to plug McCreadie into the seat of their No. 58v race machine at the National 100 on social media Tuesday evening while Drake Troutman is set to race his modified at this weekend's World Short Track Nationals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
When FloRacing asked Shawn Martin if the team also plans to pilot McCreadie at next week's World Finals, the car owner responded with "that's the plan."
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