The 44th Dirt Track World Championship (DTWC) marked a thrilling conclusion to the 71st racing season at Eldora Speedway, taking place over three action-packed days filled with competitive spirit and unforgettable moments.
Thursday: Super Stock A-Feature
The festivities kicked off on Thursday night with the Super Stock A-Feature. Nick Bowers claimed victory, following closely behind were Craig Dippman, who secured second place, and Jordan Conover, finishing third. Earnie Woodard and Jeff Matheny rounded out the top five, providing fans with an exciting start to the championship weekend.
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Friday: Modified A-Feature
Friday’s highlight was the Modified A-Feature, where Adam Stricker crossed the finish line first, earning a well-deserved $5,000 prize. Kyle Hammer and Trevor Neville followed him, finishing in second and third, respectively. Drake Troutman and David Stremme completed the top five, adding to the competitive atmosphere of the evening.
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Saturday: Steel Block Late Models and Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Saturday’s action began with the Steel Block Late Models A-Feature, where Tyler Carpenter emerged victorious, proving his mettle against a talented field. KC Burdette finished in second place, while Derek Rogers made a remarkable charge from the 21st starting position to secure third. Colten Burdette and Zach Milbee completed the top five, ensuring a memorable race for the fans.
The pinnacle of the weekend was the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series A-Feature, an exhilarating 100-lap race that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Bobby Pierce, starting from 14th position, demonstrated exceptional skill and strategy to clinch the victory and take home a whopping $100,000. Tim McCreadie followed in second, with Ricky Thornton Jr. — the newly crowned Lucas Oil Points Champion — in third. Devin Moran and Max Blair rounded out the top five, marking a successful end to the racing season.
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Precision Move of the Race Awards
The weekend also recognized outstanding performances with the Rosewood Machine and Tool Company Precision Move of the Race awards. Jordan Conover received the honor for the Super Stock division, while Weasel Phlipot earned the award for the Modified category. Rosewood Machine & Tool generously committed over $5,000 to this program across seven Eldora events throughout 2024, highlighting their dedication to supporting the sport.
Conclusion
The 44th DTWC not only delivered thrilling races and memorable performances but also celebrated the community and spirit of dirt track racing. As Eldora Speedway wraps up its 2024 season, fans and competitors alike are already looking forward to the next chapter in this storied venue’s history. With a season filled with competition, camaraderie, and unforgettable moments, the legacy of Eldora Speedway continues to shine bright as it heads into the off-season.