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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
Kyle
Bronson Bags Top Ten in Dirt Million Duel on Friday When Saturday evening rolled around at the pristine Buckeye State speedplant, Kyle wound up fourth in his heat race and sixth in his B-Main. Unfortunately, Kyle was unable to make the start in the 100-lap 'Dirt Million,' which paid over $202,000 to winner Earl Pearson, Jr. He still sits fourteenth in the latest Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings exiting Mansfield. Complete results from the lucrative 'Dirt Million' weekend can be found online by visiting www.lucasdirt.com.
Bronson
Back in Lucas Oil Action in North/South 100 Week At Florence on Friday evening, a double set of heat races with combined passing points were held to help set the lineups for Saturday's $50,000 to win 'North/South 100.' Kyle placed sixth in his first heat race of the night and third in his final prelim. Following a B-Main triumph in front of a huge crowd on Saturday, Kyle rolled off from the outside of the ninth row in the 100-lap crown jewel main event. The Brandon, Florida ace unfortunately suffered another flat tire on lap 76 of the headliner and eventually wound up seventeenth in the final finishing order of the 'North/South 100.' Complete results from the long week at Florence Speedway can be viewed online at www.lucasdirt.com.
Busy
Week in Badger State for Kyle Bronson Motorsports (August 3, 2018) Preliminary action for the 31st Annual 'USA Nationals' took place earlier this evening at Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wisconsin. For the first time in the crown jewel event's storied history, a double set of heat races with combined passing points were held to set the lineups for Saturday's $50,000 to win extravaganza. Kyle Bronson won his first heat race of the night before placing fifth in his final prelim. By virtue of accumulating the tenth most passing points, Kyle will roll off from the outside of the fifth row in tomorrow's 100-lap 'USA Nationals.' (August 2, 2018) The 31st edition of the 'USA Nationals' got underway tonight at the renowned Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wisconsin. A stout 45 car field made their way to the track located near the Minnesota/Wisconsin border for the $6,000 to win preliminary event. Kyle Bronson unloaded a brand-new XR1 Rocket Chassis and promptly qualified sixth fastest in Group A during World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series time trials before running second in his stacked heat race. After rolling off from the outside of the third row in the 40-lap feature event, Kyle fought hard for a top ten showing before eventually netting a thirteenth place effort. (July 30, 2018) A very short turnaround greeted the #40b team following the big PDC weekend, as they were in the pit area tonight at Plymouth Dirt Track in Plymouth, Wisconsin. The World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series presided over the action at Plymouth and a strong 36 car field was on hand to gun for the $10,000 windfall. Kyle Bronson was unfortunately unable to transfer into the 50-lap main event after running sixth in his heat race and fifth in his B-Main.
Bronson
Moves Up Inside of Top Five in PDC; Breaks J-Bar...
Hectic
Week in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Nebraska (July 20, 2018) Preliminary action for the 8th Annual 'Silver Dollar Nationals' took place earlier tonight at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Nebraska with two rounds of heat races providing passing points that set the lineups for Saturday's main event. Kyle Bronson ran seventh in his first heat race of the evening before claiming a win in his final prelim over Chase Junghans, Hudson O'Neal, and Gregg Satterlee. By virtue of accumulating the eighteenth most combined passing points in heat race action, Kyle will start tomorrow night's $53,000 to win headliner from the outside of the ninth row. (July 19, 2018) A trip to I-80 Speedway was next for Kyle Bronson, as the first night of the huge racing weekend leading into the 'Silver Dollar Nationals' took place tonight in Greenwood, Nebraska. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned the 'Malvern Bank Go 50' and all eyes were fixated on the $10,000 paycheck. Kyle was on kill early, as he stopped the clock fourth quickest in Group A during qualifying before scoring an impressive win in his loaded heat race. After rolling off from the inside of the second row in the 50-lap main event, Kyle fought hard for a top ten showing and eventually slipped back to twelfth in the final rundown. (July 18, 2018) Another $10,000 top prize was up for grabs for Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) tonight in a first-ever visit to Jackson Motorplex in Jackson, Minnesota. The pristine Gopher State facility played host to its first Super Late Model race since 1988 and 24 competitors signed into the pit area for the 'Sturdevant's Auto Parts 50.' Kyle Bronson posted the nineteenth fastest lap overall during time trials prior to finishing sixth in heat race action. KB then blasted all the way up to fifth in the running order in the 50-lapper before settling for a strong sixth place outing behind only victor Scott Bloomquist, Jonathan Davenport, Josh Richards, Bobby Pierce, and Brandon Sheppard! (July 17, 2018) A very busy week on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series calendar started tonight at Brown County Speedway in Aberdeen, South Dakota. The 2nd Annual 'Bullet Sportswear Shootout' took place and the #40b team vied for the $10,000 winner's check in the Tuesday night special. Kyle Bronson logged the tenth quickest time overall during the qualifying session and later grabbed the fourth transfer spot through his heat race. After starting tenth in the 50-lap feature event, Kyle eventually wound up fifteenth in the final finishing order.
Bronson
Debuts XR1 Machine at Granite City and Wheatland
Kyle
Bronson Back in a XR1 Rocket Chassis Starting Friday! Up first will be a trip to Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois on Friday evening for the 'NAPA Know How 50.' The doubleheader weekend will then wrap up on Saturday at the state-of-the-art Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri with the 12th edition of the 'Diamond Nationals.' Both single-day shootouts will pay $12,000 to the winner and $1,000 just to start the 50-lap main event. Kyle comes into the weekend fourteenth in the latest version of the heated LOLMDS point standings - only 40 points out of twelfth and only 215 markers out of the top ten. More information on these races can be found online at www.lucasdirt.com.
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(September
16, 2018) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) made their way
to the Hawkeye State on September 13-15 for the 15th Annual 'Lucas
Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals' at the storied Knoxville Raceway
in Knoxville, Iowa. The action started at the 1/2-mile, semi-banked
speedplant with a pair of preliminary shows - each of which paid
$7,000 to the winner. On Thursday night, Kyle Bronson ran fifth
in his heat race and second in the B-Main, but later suffered terminal
motor problems on lap eight and retired in the twenty-third position
of the 25-lap main event. At Knoxville on Friday evening, Kyle placed
fifth in his heat race, third in the B-Main, and tenth in the 25-lapper
after passing eleven competitors!
(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 
(August
12, 2018) Kyle Bronson and Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM)
spent August 8-11 at the venerable Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky,
as the Cincinnati-area speedplant played host to a lucrative four-day
stretch of racing action sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series. In Wednesday's $12,000 to win 'Ralph Latham Memorial,'
Kyle won his heat race and later led the first five circuits of
the rain-shortened feature event before a flat right rear tire helped
relegate him to a twelfth place effort. On Thursday night in the
'North/South Shootout,' which paid $10,000 to the winner, Kyle ran
fourth in his heat race, second in his B-Main, and twentieth in
the 50-lapper.
(August
4, 2018) Things wrapped up in the Badger State tonight
in the finale of the 'USA Nationals' at the renowned Cedar Lake
Speedway, as the whopping $50,000 winner's check had the attention
of everyone at the New Richmond, Wisconsin facility. Kyle Bronson
started tenth on the grid in the 100-lap crown jewel main event
and had a solid showing in the extra-distance affair by finishing
in the twelfth spot.
(July
29, 2018) Kyle Bronson Motorsports (KBM) made their way
to Fairbury American Legion Speedway in downtown Fairbury, Illinois
from July 27-28 for the 29th Annual 'Prairie Dirt Classic.' On Friday
night, Kyle Bronson toured FALS fifth quickest in Group A during
World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series qualifying and later
placed second in his $2,500 to win qualifying feature behind only
prelim winner Chris Simpson. After drawing the sixth starting spot
for Saturday's $30,000 to win 'Prairie Dirt Classic,' Kyle climbed
up inside of the top five early in the 100-lapper and was biding
his time to make a late charge to the front. Unfortunately, a broken
j-bar on lap 64 ended his strong run and dropped him to twenty-fourth
in the final finishing order. Complete results from the PDC weekend
can be accessed online at 
(July
11, 2018) Following a thirteenth place effort against the
stars of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in the 20th Annual
'Grassy Smith Memorial' last Friday night, July 6 at Cherokee Speedway
in Gaffney, South Carolina, Kyle Bronson and his #40b team made
their way to Shinnston, West Virginia this week to put together
a XR1 Rocket Chassis. Kyle plans to debut the new ride, which will
carry a primarily blue paint scheme similar to the one he had last
year when he drove Rocket cars, this weekend (July 13-14) in the
next two Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series battles.