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Bronson
Concludes Long '18 Season with East Bay Runner-Up!
Kyle
Bronson Runner-Up in $20,000 to win Turkey 100!
Bronson
Rallies to Sixth in Reutimann Memorial at Ocala
Kyle
Bronson Rebounds for Fourth at All-Tech Raceway!
Bronson
Nabs Fourth Win of 2018 in Gene Slaughter Memorial!
Kyle
Bronson Concludes Lucas Campaign; Thirteenth in Points
Bronson
Solid in 48th Annual World 100 at Eldora! At night, the sole focus of everyone in the pit area at the hallowed 1/2-mile, high-banked speedplant was on the 48th Annual 'World 100' and capturing the whopping $51,000 winner's check, along with the famous globe trophies. Kyle ran a strong second in his stacked heat race to earn the outside of the sixth row for the start of the 100-lap crown jewel extravaganza. During the "Biggest Dirt Race in the World," the Brandon, Florida standout moved up to as high as tenth in the running order before settling for a thirteenth place effort. Full results from Eldora Speedway can be found online by clicking on www.eldoraspeedway.com.
Kyle
Bronson Suffers Mechanical Trouble Early at PPMS
Bronson
Battles Bad Luck in Peach State of Georgia...
Kyle
Bronson Solid in 39th Annual Jackson 100
Bronson
Earns Top Ten in Knoxville Nationals Prelim! By virtue of racking up the eleventh highest point total during preliminary competition, Kyle earned the right to the inside of the sixth row for the start of Saturday's 100-lap crown jewel extravaganza. Unfortunately, Kyle was caught up in a wreck shortly following the halfway mark in the $40,000 to win 'Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals' and he was forced to retire in the twenty-seventh spot. Full results from the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series biggie can be viewed by logging onto www.lucasdirt.com.
Soggy
Weekend at Eldora Speedway for KBM Team...
Bronson
Shows Speed Throughout Labor Day Weekend
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(December
30, 2018) Kyle Bronson and his #40b team wrapped up their
long 2018 racing season on Saturday night, December 29 at the nearby
East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida. The annual running
of the 'Dalton Myers 54' took place at the "Clay by the Bay"
and a $5,400 winner's check was on the line in the Late Model special.
Kyle improved five positions to finish third in his heat race and
later started the 54-lap headliner from the inside of the fourth
row. The Brandon, Florida ace then methodically worked his way to
the front of the stellar field, led laps 46-52, and eventually wound
up a strong runner-up behind only victor Steve Mathis, Jr. Complete
results from last night at East Bay Raceway Park can be accessed
online at 
(November
18, 2018) Kyle Bronson, of Brandon, Florida, was in Open
Wheel Modified action on Saturday, November 17 in the annual running
of the 'Emil & Dale Reutimann Memorial Race' at Bubba Raceway
Park. The Ocala, Florida facility hosted the special event, which
boasted a $10,000 windfall. Kyle laid down the second quickest lap
in Group B during qualifying before placing third in his loaded
heat race. After rolling off from the inside of the ninth row in
the 50-lap main event, Kyle was caught up in a wreck on a late restart,
but was still able to rally back up to sixth by the time the checkered
flag unfurled over the stellar field. Complete results can be located
by clicking on 
(November
4, 2018) Kyle Bronson and his #40b team invaded All-Tech
Raceway in Ellisville, Florida on Saturday evening, November 3 for
the inaugural running of the 'Deep Dixie Late Model Challenge.'
The Late Model special in the Sunshine State boasted a $10,000 payday
and drew a stout 33 car field. Kyle timed in sixth quickest during
the qualifying session and later scored the victory in heat race
action. After driving to the race lead in the 100-lap main event,
a broken carburetor stud sent Kyle pitside for repairs. The Brandon,
Florida star wound up pitting on several different occasions before
making a late charge to finish fourth in the extra-distance affair
behind only victor Mark Whitener, Devin Dixon, and Tyler Crowder.
Full results from the 'Deep Dixie Late Model Challenge' can be viewed
online at 
(October
28, 2018) Following the end of a rigorous Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series campaign, which took Kyle Bronson all over the
country in 2018, he returned home triumphantly on Saturday night,
October 27 in the 'Gene Slaughter Memorial' at East Bay Raceway
Park in Gibsonton, Florida! Kyle placed third in his Late Model
heat race before starting the 50-lapper from the inside of the fifth
row. The Brandon, Florida standout then blitzed to the front of
the field and grabbed the point for good on the 21st circuit. Kyle
then beat Doug Horton, Keith Nosbisch, Travis Varnadore, and Josh
Peacock to the checkered flag to bag the $2,000 winner's check for
his fourth victory of the season! Full results from the 'Gene Slaughter
Memorial' can be found by accessing 
(October
22, 2018) The 2018 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season
came to a close from October 19-21 at Portsmouth Raceway Park in
Portsmouth, Ohio. The 38th edition of the RhinoAg 'Dirt Track World
Championship' took place at the facility on the banks of the Ohio
River and a whopping $100,000 winner's check was up for grabs. Kyle
Bronson finished sixth in his first heat race on Friday night, while
he ran fourth in his final prelim. After grabbing the second transfer
spot through his B-Main on Saturday evening, Kyle rolled off nineteenth
on the grid in the 100-lap crown jewel main event that was eventually
pushed back to Sunday afternoon due to inclement weather. During
the daytime affair, Kyle unfortunately broke a transmission on lap
44 that dropped him to twenty-third in the final finishing order.
The Brandon, Florida ace finished up the year thirteenth in the
final LOLMDS point standings and second in the Rookie of the Year
battle. Full results from the DTWC weekend can be obtained by logging
onto 
(October
14, 2018) The rain-postponed 'World 100' took center stage
in the Dirt Late Model world on October 12-13 at the famed Eldora
Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. Following yet another rain-out on Friday,
a pair of $10,000 to win Twin 25s kicked off a hectic day/night
doubleheader at the "Big E" on Saturday afternoon. Kyle
Bronson knocked down the tenth quickest lap overall during the qualifying
session prior to running fifth in his loaded heat race. Following
a B-Main triumph, Kyle moved up one spot in the 25-lap daytime affair
to claim a sixteenth place showing.
(September
24, 2018) With the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season
winding down quickly, the cars and stars of the popular national
touring series rolled into the legendary Brownstown Speedway in
Brownstown, Indiana on September 21-23 for the 39th Annual 'Jackson
100.' On Friday night, Kyle Bronson started his weekend by laying
down the sixth quickest lap in Group B during the qualifying session.
After Saturday was washed out due to inclement weather, Kyle earned
the second transfer spot through his heat race on Sunday afternoon.
The Brandon, Florida ace then started the $20,000 to win headliner
from the inside of the fourth row and eventually wound up thirteenth
in the final finishing order after 100 green flag circuits. Full
results from the 1/4-mile fairgrounds oval can be accessed online
at 
(September
9, 2018) Kyle Bronson was one of the 101 entrants that
piled into the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio from September
6-8 to compete in the 48th edition of the 'World 100.' Things kicked
off on Thursday night - actually the wee hours of Friday morning
after a long rain delay - with a pair of Twin 25 programs, each
of which paid $10,000 to the winner. Kyle knocked down the forty-second
lap overall during qualifying before grabbing the fourth and final
transfer spot through his heat race. KB then picked off three competitors
during the 25-lapper to secure a thirteenth place showing in night
one at the "Big E." Friday's $10,000 to win Twin 25s and
Saturday's prestigious 'World 100,' which was scheduled to boast
a $51,000 windfall, both fell victim to the rainy remnants of Tropical
Storm Gordon and have been postponed until October 12-13. Full results
from Thursday's start to the crown jewel extravaganza can be accessed
by pointing your Internet browser to 
(September
3, 2018) The #40b team headed to the states of Kentucky,
Ohio, and West Virginia with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
from August 31-September 2 for a trio of pivotal point battles.
At Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Kentucky on Friday night,
Kyle Bronson earned Fast Time honors during the qualifying session
and won his heat race, but later wound up seventeenth in the final
finishing order in the rain-shortened $12,000 to win main event
when his left rear tire blew out just before it started raining.
In the $12,000 to win 'Bob Miller Memorial' at Portsmouth Raceway
Park in Portsmouth, Ohio on Saturday evening, Kyle was the quickest
qualifier in Group B, won his heat race, and led the first 12 circuits
in the 50-lapper before breaking a birdcage on lap 33, which dropped
him to a disappointing sixteenth place performance. On Sunday in
the annual 'Hillbilly Hundred' at Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne,
West Virginia, which boasted a whopping $50,000 payday, Kyle placed
third in his stacked heat race prior to finishing twelfth in the
100-lap affair. Full results from the triple shot of racing action
can be located online at 