Bronson, O’Neal Take Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Victories

Kyle Bronson (left) and Don O’Neal (right) scored Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series wins over the weekend. Bronson won at Raceway 7, with O’Neal taking the victory at Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. Photos: LOLMDS Media / Twitter

Kyle Bronson and Don O’Neal both made trips to victory lane in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series action over the weekend.

Bronson scored the win on Friday at Raceway 7 in Conneaut, Ohio, while O’Neal scored the win in Saturday’s Pittsburgher 100 at Pennsylvania Motor Speedway in Imperial, Pennsylvania.

On Friday night, Kyle Bronson took advantage of race leader Jimmy Owens’ misfortune on lap 45 and then went on to win his third career Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series race on Friday night at Raceway 7.

The feature saw a dramatic ending as Owens’ dominance of the race came to an end after he slowed suddenly. With four laps to go he pulled pit side, ending his bid for a fifth series victory of the season.

Bronson led the first nine laps of the race before yielding the lead to Owens. Upon inheriting the lead back from Owens’ misfortune, the Florida native then quickly pulled away from second-place-running Tim McCreadie to win the event.

“These races are so tough to win. I feel terrible for Jimmy, he was the class of the field tonight,” Bronson said. “He was gone and in another zip code. Jimmy and his guys have been helping me a lot lately. I hate it for those guys as well. I knew when they said over race control McCreadie was second, that I just needed to hit my marks and take care of my race car, because he would race me clean.”

Josh Richards finished in third, with Hudson O’Neal in fourth, and Blairsville, Georgia’s Jonathan Davenport in fifth.

On Saturday night, Don O’Neal won his second Pittsburgher 100 in the last three years on at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway.

In taking home the $20,000 first place prize, he also earned his first Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory of 2019 and became the 18th different Series winner this season.

Jonathan Davenport led from the start of the race and appeared to be on the way to his first Pittsburgher 100 victory. Throughout the latter half of the event, he fought off O’Neal’s constant challenges, but was pulling away when a caution came out for a stalled car in turn four. Under the lap 93 caution, Davenport slowed to a stop in the middle of the backstretch, and was pushed back to the hot pit area to add fuel to his car.

“Man, I needed this win bad,” said O’Neal. “We have a had a good car over the last month. I am pumped! Our car was better on the long green flag runs. I thought I could get by Jonathan a couple times late in the race. I tried to make him (Davenport) run a little bit harder than he wanted to and I wanted him to know I was there. My car kept wanting to die on the last caution, so I am glad the race ended when it did.”

Earl Pearson, Jr. finished second, with Tim McCreadie third, Jimmy Owens in fourth and Gregg Satterlee in fifth.

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Raceway 7 – Conneaut, OH
Race Results – October 4, 2019

FINISH	START	CAR #	DRIVER NAME	HOMETOWN	EARNINGS
1	2	40B	Kyle Bronson	Brandon, FL	$12,700
2	5	39	Tim McCreadie	Watertown, NY	$6,200
3	1	14	Josh Richards	Shinnston, WV	$4,300
4	8	71	Hudson O’Neal	Martinsville, IN	$3,450
5	4	49	Jonathan Davenport	Blairsville, GA	$3,350
6	7	157	Mike Marlar	Winfield, TN	$1,800
7	12	25Z	Mason Zeigler	Chalk Hill, PA	$1,500
8	6	1T	Tyler Erb	New Waverly, TX	$2,100
9	15	111	Max Blair	Centerville, PA	$1,200
10	16	12d	Doug Drown	Wooster, OH	$1,100
11	10	1m	Devin Moran	Dresden, OH	$1,775
12	13	2s	Stormy Scott	Las Cruses, NM	$1,750
13	14	10	Jared Miley	South Park, PA	$1,025
14	19	22	Gregg Satterlee	Indiana, PA	$1,000
15	23	5	Don O’Neal	Martinsville, IN	$1,000
16	17	50	Shanon Buckingham	Morristown, TN	$1,700
17	18	1st	Johnny Scott	Las Cruces, NM	$1,000
18	21	1	Earl Pearson, Jr.	Jacksonville, FL	$1,800
19	22	22b	Darrell Bossard	Centerville, PA	$1,000
20	3	20	Jimmy Owens	Newport, TN	$1,900
21	11	21	Billy Moyer, Jr.	Batesville, AR	$1,700
22	9	1*	Chub Frank	Bear Lake, PA	$1,000
23	20	8	Jacob Hawkins	Fairmont, WV	$1,000
24	24	M1	Chad Wright	Springboro, PA	$1,000

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Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Pennsylvania Motor Speedway – Imperial, PA
Pittsburgher 100 – October 5, 2019

FINISH	START	CAR #	DRIVER NAME	HOMETOWN	EARNINGS
1	6	5	Don O’Neal	Martinsville, IN	$20,000
2	23	1	Earl Pearson, Jr.	Jacksonville, FL	$10,800
3	5	39	Tim McCreadie	Watertown, NY	$6,700
4	8	20	Jimmy Owens	Newport, TN	$4,800
5	7	22	Gregg Satterlee	Indiana, PA	$3,500
6	17	1T	Tyler Erb	New Waverly, TX	$3,300
7	11	21	Billy Moyer, Jr.	Batesville, AR	$2,800
8	20	0	Scott Bloomquist	Mooresburg, TN	$2,000
9	2	49	Jonathan Davenport	Blairsville, GA	$3,000
10	4	71	Hudson O’Neal	Martinsville, IN	$2,450
11	15	14	Josh Richards	Shinnston, WV	$2,450
12	1	50	Shanon Buckingham	Morristown, TN	$2,300
13	18	1*	Chub Frank	Bear Lake, PA	$1,550
14	24	40B	Kyle Bronson	Brandon, FL	$2,200
15	16	10	Jared Miley	South Park, PA	$1,450
16	19	1st	Johnny Scott	Las Cruces, NM	$1,400
17	14	48	Colton Flinner	Allison Park, PA	$1,350
18	10	2s	Stormy Scott	Las Cruses, NM	$2,000
19	13	12	Ryan Montgomery	Fairmont, WV	$1,250
20	21	157	Mike Marlar	Winfield, TN	$1,200
21	12	1m	Devin Moran	Dresden, OH	$1,900
22	9	8	Jacob Hawkins	Fairmont, WV	$1,200
23	22	119	Bryan Bernheisel	Jonestown, PA	$1,200
24	3	72	Michael Norris	Sarver, PA	$1,200