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Bronson
Nabs Top Five in Late Model Knoxville Nationals! By virtue of racking up the twentieth best point night, Kyle earned the rights to the outside of the tenth row for the start of Saturday's 100-lap 'Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals.' The Brandon, Florida ace was on the move early and often throughout the contest and eventually guided his #40b XR1 Rocket Chassis to a stellar fifth place effort behind only $40,000 victor Jimmy Owens, Brandon Sheppard, Hudson O'Neal, and Devin Moran. Kyle now finds himself ninth in the latest version of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings. You can read more about each of the three shows from Knoxville Raceway by pointing your web browser to www.lucasdirt.com.
Kyle
Bronson on Podium in World 100 Prelim at Eldora! When Saturday rolled around at the "Big E," a record crowd was in attendance and all eyes were focused on who would pick up the whopping $52,000 payday in the 'World 100.' Kyle nabbed the second transfer spot through his stacked heat race to earn the inside of the fifth row for the start of the 100-lap crown jewel headliner. At the end of the feature distance, the Brandon, Florida ace found himself thirteenth in the final rundown. Complete results from the most prestigious event in the Dirt Late Model industry can be located by clicking on www.eldoraspeedway.com. (Todd Healy Photo)
Bronson
a Solid Seventh at Ponderosa and Portsmouth Another $12,000 top prize was up for grabs on Saturday evening in the 'Bob Miller Memorial' at PRP and Kyle finished second in his loaded heat race prior to slipping back to seventh in the 50-lapper. On Sunday in the annual 'Hillbilly Hundred' at Tyler County, Kyle placed second in heat race action prior to being paid for a fifteenth place showing following 100 green flag laps in the $30,000 to win mega-event. Complete results from the Labor Day weekend triple shot can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com.
Kyle
Bronson Competes in Lucrative Dirt Million
Bronson
Advances Seven Positions in Topless 100
Kyle
Bronson Busy Over North/South 100 Weekend At Florence on Friday evening in the double set of qualifying heat races, Kyle won his first heat race of the night before placing fourth in his final prelim. After accumulating the eighth most passing points, Kyle rolled off from the outside of the fourth row in Saturday's $50,000 to win 'North/South 100.' The Brandon, Florida ace unfortunately brought out two caution flags during the 100-lap headliner, but soldiered on to post a sixteenth place effort. Kyle now finds himself tenth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings exiting Florence. Full results from the entire weekend in the Commonwealth of Kentucky can be located online at www.lucasdirt.com.
Bronson
Tenth in USA Nationals Prelim at Cedar Lake In Friday's double set of qualifying heat races, Kyle ran fourth in his first heat race and fifth in his final prelim of the evening. After grabbing the second transfer spot through his B-Main on Saturday, Kyle rolled off from the outside of the tenth row in the 100-lap crown jewel main event. The Brandon, Florida ace was then battling hard for a solid finish in the $50,000 to win 'USA Nationals,' but was unfortunately caught up in a late race (lap 98) incident and relegated to a seventeenth place effort. Complete results from each of the three days at Cedar Lake Speedway can be accessed by pointing your web browser to www.woolms.com.
Flat
Tire Helps Derail Impressive PDC Run for Bronson
Bronson
Continues Lucas Oil Season in Silver Dollar Nat'ls
Bronson
Twelfth in South Dakota; Sees Rain at Jackson...
Kyle
Bronson Follows Lucas Tour to Granite City & Wheatland The action quickly shifted west to Lucas Oil Speedway on Saturday evening for night one of the 'CMH Diamond Nationals,' which boasted a $15,000 payday. Kyle finished second in heat race action and later slipped back to thirteenth in the final rundown of the 60-lap headliner. Another $15,000 top prize was on the line in the final event of the 'CMH Diamond Nationals' at Wheatland on Sunday. The Brandon, Florida ace ran second in his heat race, but caught the wall near the halfway mark in the main event and wound up being paid for a twenty-fifth place performance. Kyle still finds himself ninth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings exiting last night's contest at Wheatland. Full results can be accessed online at www.lucasdirt.com. (Fast Track Photos)
Bronson
Closes Out Long Weekend with Sixth Place Showing The hectic weekend then wrapped up on Sunday evening at Quincy Raceway in Quincy, Illinois, as the DIRTcar Summer Nationals sanctioned a $5,000 to win throwdown. Kyle earned Fast Time honors in "Hell Tour" qualifying and later ran second in his heat race. After starting fourth on the grid in the 40-lap feature, the Brandon, Florida ace slipped back to sixth at the unfurling of the checkered flag to trail only victor Mike Marlar, Brian Shirley, Rusty Schlenk, Frank Heckenast, Jr., and Bobby Pierce. Full results from each of these events can be accessed online at www.lucasdirt.com and www.thehelltour.com.
Kyle
Bronson Back on Lucas Oil Trail; Sees Rain at Lincoln A last minute decision then took the #40b team to Lincoln Speedway in Lincoln, Illinois on Sunday, June 30 for a DIRTcar Summer Nationals tilt, which boasted a $5,000 payday. Kyle knocked down the fifth fastest lap in his group during time trials and later advanced up to third in his loaded heat race. The Brandon, Florida ace then rolled off from the outside of the fourth row in the 40-lap feature, but heavy rain showers wound up canceling the race during a lap 16 caution period. There has been no word yet on a possible outcome or rain date for the "Hell Tour" battle. Full results from all three nights can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com and www.thehelltour.com. (MRM Racing Photos)
Bronson
Busy on Hell Tour; Wins $7,500 at Granite City! (June 23, 2019) Yet another rain-out on the DIRTcar Summer Nationals tour greeted the #40b KBM team today at Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana. The $5,000 to win program at the Hoosier State bullring will not be rescheduled. (June 22, 2019) A $10,000 top prize was on the line in a "Hell Tour" battle tonight at Fairbury American Legion Speedway in downtown Fairbury, Illinois. A strong field of 38 entrants poured into FALS and Kyle Bronson kicked off the night by laying down the fourth quickest lap in Group B during qualifying. Following a heat race triumph, Kyle led the first fifteen circuits of the 50-lap main event. Unfortunately, a bent right rear wheel caused a severe vibration and the Brandon, Florida ace eventually retired late in the distance in the seventeenth position. (June 21, 2019) With grounds already saturated from strong storms and more rain expected throughout the day, DIRTcar Summer Nationals officials announced that tonight's $10,000 to win show at Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois has been rained-out, but will be rescheduled for Tuesday, June 25. (June 20, 2019) With the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sitting idle this weekend, Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) will compete against the cars and stars of the DIRTcar Summer Nationals in several upcoming events. The "Hell Tour" took the #40b team to Spoon River Speedway in Banner, Illinois tonight and 35 competitors piled into the pit area to do battle for the $5,000 winner's check. Kyle Bronson timed in third fastest in Group B during qualifying prior to grabbing the third transfer spot through his heat race. After starting tenth on the grid in the 40-lapper and getting caught up in an opening lap tangle, Kyle salvaged an eleventh place performance at the Land of Lincoln oval.
Kyle
Bronson Starts Tripleheader with $10,000 Triumph! (June 14, 2019) A day after the big win last night at Fayetteville, the #40b team rolled into the renowned Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina tonight to do battle with the cars and stars of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series for a $12,000 paycheck. Kyle Bronson ran fifth in his stacked heat race prior to grabbing the third transfer spot through the B-Main. During the course of the 50-lap feature, Kyle was able to gain five positions on his way to a fourteenth place showing.
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(September
15, 2019) The #40b team made the trek west to the
Hawkeye State of Iowa from September 12-14 for the 16th edition
of the 'Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals.' The three-day
crown jewel event drew 55 competitors to the 1/2-mile, semi-banked
Marion County fairgrounds speedplant and action kicked off with
a pair of $7,000 to win preliminary programs. On Thursday night
in the weekend lid lifter, Kyle Bronson ran fifth in his heat race,
third in his B-Main and eighteenth in the 25-lap main event. At
Knoxville on Friday evening in a similar show, Kyle placed fourth
in his heat race and third in his B-Main prior to blasting past
ten competitors during the 25-lapper to land in the thirteenth finishing
position. 
(September
8, 2019) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) descended
upon the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio from September
5-7 for the 49th edition of the 'World 100,' which kicked off with
a pair of $10,000 to win Twin 25 preliminary programs. On Thursday
night in the weekend lid lifter, Kyle Bronson ran fourth in his
heat race, but unfortunately broke a carburetor stud early in the
25-lap sprint and retired in the twenty-fourth position. At the
1/2-mile, high-banked speedplant on Friday evening, Kyle finished
second in his heat race and later blasted up to third to land on
the podium in the 25-lapper behind only victor Jonathan Davenport
and runner-up Darrell Lanigan.
(August
4, 2019) One of the biggest crown jewel events of
the year - the 32nd Annual 'USA Nationals' - was the focus of the
Dirt Late Model world from August 1-3 at the renowned Cedar Lake
Speedway in New Richmond, Wisconsin. The lucrative three-day weekend
started on Thursday night with a $6,000 to win World of Outlaws
Morton Buildings Late Model Series preliminary event, which drew
45 entrants to the Badger State oval. Kyle Bronson grabbed the fourth
and final transfer spot through his heat race prior to steering
past four competitors during the 30-lap sprint en route to posting
a solid tenth place showing.
(July
28, 2019) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) headed to Lincoln
Speedway in Lincoln, Illinois and Fairbury Speedway in downtown
Fairbury, Illinois from July 25-27. On Thursday night in a return
trip to Lincoln for the final 24 circuits of the rain-postponed
$5,000 to win DIRTcar Summer Nationals show, Kyle Bronson unfortunately
went for a wild rollover and was officially placed twelfth in the
final finishing order. At FALS over the weekend in the 30th edition
of the 'Prairie Dirt Classic,' Kyle moved up to grab the fourth
and final transfer spot through his $2,500 to win qualifying feature
on Friday night to earn the outside of the seventh row for the start
of Saturday's 100-lap PDC. The Brandon, Florida star then looked
poised to be a contender for the $30,000 top prize, as he vaulted
up to third in the running order at one point, but a flat tire on
lap 79 helped relegate him to a sixteenth place showing. Full results
from the last three nights can be accessed online at 
(July
15, 2019) Kyle Bronson followed the Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series tour to Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois
and Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri from July 11-14 for
four high-profile series events. On Thursday night in the first
of two $12,000 to win programs at Granite City, Kyle ran second
in his heat race, but a broken axle late in the 50-lap feature distance
dropped him to seventeenth in the final finishing order. At Granite
City on Friday in another $12,000 to win show, Kyle placed seventh
in his heat race and fourth in his B-Main before utilizing a series
provisional and moving up to fourteenth in the 50-lapper.
(July
1, 2019) The Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) team - fresh
off their exciting victory mid-week in Illinois - returned to the
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series scene in a pair of $12,000 to win
contests on June 28-29 at Tazewell Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee
and Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky. On Friday night at "The
Taz," Kyle Bronson was forced to utilize a provisional to gain
access into the 50-lapper, unloaded a back-up car, and blasted all
the way up to fourth in the running order before a late flat tire
helped relegate him to a fifteenth place showing. In the annual
'Ralph Latham Memorial' at Florence on Saturday evening, Kyle earned
Fast Time honors during qualifying prior to finishing seventh in
his stacked heat race, second in his B-Main, and seventeenth in
the 50-lap headliner, which ran caution-free from green to checkers.
(June
25, 2019) Kyle Bronson came out on top of a wild night
at Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois tonight to emerge
victorious for the first time on the DIRTcar Summer Nationals tour!
Kyle clicked off the fastest lap in Group B during the qualifying
session prior to scoring a dominating heat race triumph. After redrawing
the fourth starting spot before the drop of the green flag in the
40-lap feature event, Kyle led a lap or two early in the distance
before an aggressive slidejob by good buddy Tyler Erb caused him
to hit the brakes or get stuffed into the fence. The Brandon, Florida
ace then repeatedly made bids for the lead throughout the rough-and-tumble
contest before gaining ground for what would be a wild white-flag
lap. Kyle got a major run on the pacesetter Erb coming down the
backstretch on the final circuit and returned the favor - from earlier
in the race - with an aggressive slider getting into turn three.
The 29-year-old driver survived the melee to score the $7,500 windfall
ahead of Bobby Pierce, Brian Shirley, Brandon Sheppard, and Rusty
Schlenk! (Rick Neff Photo)
(June
13, 2019) Kyle Bronson picked up his first Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series win of the season and his fifth victory overall
tonight in the 'Wayne Gray Sr. Memorial' at Fayetteville Motor Speedway
in Fayetteville, North Carolina! Kyle laid down the second quickest
lap in Group B during qualifying prior to recording a heat race
triumph. After rolling off from the outside of the second row in
the 50-lap feature event, Kyle survived the rough-and-tumble racing
surface and grabbed the point from Jonathan Davenport on the 31st
circuit. The Brandon, Florida standout led all but one lap after
that to pocket the $10,000 top prize over Brandon Overton, Tyler
Erb, Hudson O'Neal, and Jonathan Davenport!!! (