Seeking his third consecutive National 100 triumph, Brandon Overton entered the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model at East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Ala.) on Saturday for the 49th running of the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series sancitoned weekend. (Zackary Washington photo)

With prelims on Saturday setting the stage for Sunday’s main event, Overton topped his 20-car time trial group before picking up a 10-lap victory in his heat over Dalton Cook.

Starting Sunday’s $49,000-to-win National 100 in third via the redraw, Brandon ran as high as second but surrendered fourth on lap 91 due to a flat right-rear tire. He salvaged a 10th-place finish from the tail in the final nine circuits.

Full results from the events available at www.HTFSeries.com.

The Wells Motorsports team and Brandon Overton returned to action over the weekend as the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) drew 62 competitors to Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) for the 43rd running of the General Tire Dirt Track World Championship presented by Automotive Racing Products. (Ryan Roberts Photography)

With the originally scheduled two-day show condensed by persistent rain throughout the weekend, Brandon backed up the 10th-fastest qualifying effort in his time trial group on Saturday afternoon with a fourth-to-second showing in his heat race on Sunday.

Starting the $100,000-to-win Dirt Track World Championship in eighth on Sunday night, Overton climbed to third on lap 17 but was able to carry his momentum as the race continued on the rigorous terrain. He ended up retiring early on lap 47, relegating him to 18th in the finishing order.

Brandon finished sixth in the final Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Brandon Overton competed in a pair of events in his home-state of Georgia on Friday and Saturday with a visit to Swainsboro Raceway (Swainsboro, Ga.) for the two-day Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series-sanctioned Southern Showcase. (Zackary Washington photo)

After topping the 33-car field in time trials, Overton dashed into the preliminary feature with a convincing eight-lap heat race victory. With $5,000 on the line, Brandon inched forward one spot in the 30-lapper to register a third-place finish. He trailed Ashton Winger and Jimmy Owens to the checkers with Zack Mitchell and Ethan Dotson rounding out the Top-5.

On Saturday, Brandon followed up a fifth-place outing in his heat with a consolation win. Starting the $23,000-to-win Southern Showcase finale in 17th, Overton gained six positions in the 60-lap affair to cap off the weekend with an 11th-place finish.

Full results from the events available at www.HTFSeries.com.

Making a surprise start aboard a Team Zero Race Car, Brandon Overton unloaded the CrossFit Overton No. 76 Late Model at Raceway 7 (Conneaut, Ohio) on Friday for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) sanctioned Great Lakes 50. (Heath Lawson photo)

After early mechanical failures forced to him break out his Longhorn Chassis for the feature, Overton muscled forward seven positions to finish 13th.

For the 35th Pittsburgher on Saturday at Pittsburgh’s Pa. Motor Speedway (Pittsburgh, Pa.), Brandon laid down the second-fastest time in his qualifying group before placing first in his heat. Chasing a $30,000 top prize in the main event, Overton was forced pitside while running fourth on lap 54 with powering steering issues. He rallied from the tail in the final 22 circuits to finish 13th.

Brandon slipped to fifth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton followed the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) to Brownstown Speedway (Brownstown, Ind.) for Friday’s C.J. Rayburn Memorial to kick off the Jackson 100 weekend. (Heath Lawson photo)

With 45 Late Models on the grounds for the two-day event, Overton claimed the All Star Performance Fast Time honors in time trials before placing first in his heat. Starting on the pole for the $10,000-to-win opener, Brandon faded five spots over the 40-lap feature to finish sixth.

On Saturday, Brandon’s second-place showing in his heat race positioned him on the third row for the $30,000-to-win Jackson 100 finale. Coming one spot shy of a top-10 finish, Overton recorded an 11th-place outing in the 100-lap affair.

Brandon is currently fourth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Back on the road with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS), Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton invaded the immaculate Knoxville Raceway (Knoxville, Iowa) on Thursday afternoon to kick off the 19th annual Knoxville Nationals with a pair of prelims. (Heath Lawson photo)

Following a fourth-place showing in his heat, Overton started the opening night preliminary feature in 11th and charge forward eight spots to place third.

On Friday, Brandon’s fourth-place finish in his heat positioned him on the fourth row for the final $7,000-to-win preliminary feature. Along with another top-five finish with a fourth-place run, Overton’s preliminary results locked him into the Saturday’s finale. Starting the $50,000-to-win Knoxville Nationals A-Main in sixth, Overton clawed forward one spot in the 75-lap affair to cap off the weekend with three consecutive top-five finishes. He followed Ricky Thornton Jr., Mike Marlar, Hudson O’Neal, and Jonathan Davenport across the line.

Brandon remains fourth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

In a commemorative wrap honoring Ed Basey, Brandon Overton entered the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) on Thursday afternoon for a pair of prelims to kick off the 53rd annual World 100 weekend. (Josh James Artwork)

After racing into his prelim opener with a third-place finish in his heat, Overton faded to finish 17th in the 25-lapper.

For another round of $12,000-to-win preliminary features on Friday, Brandon followed up the 17th-fastest qualifying effort in his time trial group with a fifth-to-second run in his heat. Moving forward three spots in his 25-lap prelim, Overton posted a 13th-place finish.

On Saturday, Overton secured his spot into the $56,000-to-win World 100 finale with a runner-up finish in his consolation race. He was scored 22nd in the final rundown after retiring on lap 43.

Full results from the events available at www.EldoraSpeedway.com.

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) brought the Wells Motorsports team and Brandon Overton to Portsmouth Raceway Park (Portsmouth, Ohio) on Saturday afternoon to kick off the Labor Day weekend with the River Days Rumble. (Heath Lawson photo)

With 34 Late Models entered, Overton outran overall fast qualifier Adam Stricker in his heat race to pick up the eight-lap victory. Chasing a $15,000 payday in the feature, Brandon managed a fourth-place finish after dealing with an overheating engine throughout the 50-lapper.

For the 55th running of the Hillbilly 100 on Sunday at Tyler County Speedway (Middlebourne, W. Va.), Brandon raced into the $30,000-to-win weekend finale with a heat win. Muscling forward one spot in the 100-lap affair, Overton posted a third-place finish, which came behind Jonathan Davenport and Daulton Wilson with Ricky Thornton Jr. and Hudson O’Neal completing the top-five finishers.

Brandon remains in fourth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Brandon Overton put bad luck behind him over the weekend. In three Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) starts he claimed a win, a second, and a fifth behind the wheel of his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Muscle Factory / Allstar Concrete / Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines - powered Super Late Model. (Heath Lawson photo)

His weekend win came on Friday evening during LOLMDS preliminary action for the fourth annual Rumble by the River at Port Royal Speedway and was worth $5,000.

“I can’t begin to tell you how much our team needed this past weekend. We got a win and led laps all three nights. While we still have a lot of work to do, we are getting better every night, and I just appreciate what the Wells family and everybody does to give me what I need to be successful,” Overton said. “We’re fired up for Portsmouth (Raceway Park) and Tyler County (Speedway), and we’re going to do our best to keep building on this momentum.”

Following the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) on an eastern swing to Delaware and Pennsylvania, Brandon Overton entered the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle at Georgetown (Del.) Speedway on Thursday evening for the Melvin L. Joseph Memorial.

After setting the pace in time trials with a 17.117-second lap, Overton secured the pole for the feature with a heat race triumph. Chasing a $18,049 payday, Brandon led the most laps in the 50-lapper but was overtaken by Ricky Thornton Jr. in the final 10 circuits, dropping him to second in the finishing order. Mike Marlar, Tyler Erb, and Garrett Alberson completed the Top-5 finishers. For the two-day Rumble by the River on Friday and Saturday at Port Royal (Pa.) Speedway, Brandon again claimed the fast time honors before placing first in his heat race.

Securing the evening sweep with a flag-to-flag victory in his 25-lap preliminary feature, Overton rolled to his eighth overall win of the 2023 season, which came ahead of Jonathan Davenport, Mike Marlar, Michael Norris, and Chris Ferguson. He earned $5,000. Starting on the pole of his heat race on Saturday, Overton raced his way into the $50,000-to-win Rumble by the River finale with an eight-lap victory.

Leading the field to green, Brandon paced the opening 20 circuits before ultimately finishing fifth in the 50-lap affair. He chased Hudson O’Neal, Mike Marlar, Jonathan Davenport, and Matt Cosner to the checkers.

On the heels of a successful eastern swing, Overton regained fourth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

The team continues the 2023 LOLMDS campaign this Saturday and Sunday with a trip to Portsmouth (Ohio) Raceway Park for a $15,000-to-win program and Tyler County Speedway (Middlebourne, W.Va.) for the 55th annual Hillbilly Hundred, which pays $30,000-to-win.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton rolled into Batesville Motor Speedway (Batesville, Ark.) on Friday afternoon for the 41st annual Comp Cams Topless 100. (Heath Lawson photo)

Drawing 64 entries for the two-day event co-sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) and the Comp Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS), Overton got off to a hot start by picking up a heat race victory but was never able to recover in the feature after pitting on the 24th circuit for a new tire. He crossed the line in 23rd in the 30-lapper.

Relegated into a B-Main on Saturday, Brandon locked his spot into the $50,000-to-win Comp Cams Topless 100 finale with a consolation victory. Starting in 17th, Overton advanced through the field eight spots in the 100-lap affair to register a ninth-place finish.

Brandon is currently fifth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Brandon Overton was back behind the wheel of the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Longhorn Chassis Late Model on Thursday afternoon for the 46th running of the Sunoco North-South 100 weekend at Florence Speedway (Union, Ky.). (Michael Boggs Photography)

Drawing 61 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) entries for a pair of prelims on Thursday and Friday leading up to Saturday’s finale, Overton laid down the second-fastest lap in his time trial group before picking up a heat race win. Chasing a $5,000 payday in the feature, Overton jumped up one spot in the 25-lapper to register a third-place finish. He followed Mike Marlar and Kyle Bronson across the line with Jonathan Davenport and Spencer Hughes rounding out the top-five.

On Friday, Brandon’s fifth-to-third run in his heat race positioned him on the fifth row for his $5,000-to-win preliminary feature. Losing one spot in the 25-lap prelim, Overton rolled to an 11th-place finish.

Rolling off third in his heat on Saturday based on preliminary results, Overton locked his spot into the $75,000-to-win Sunoco North-South 100 finale with a runner-up showing. Rallying from the tail after pitting on lap 59 while running 13th, Brandon salvaged a 15th-place finish in the 100-lap affair.

Brandon remains fourth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Competing in the annual Silver Dollar Nationals at its new home in South Dakota, Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton trekked to Huset’s Speedway (Brandon, S.D.) on Thursday afternoon for the Go 50 opener. (Todd Boyd photo)

Drawing 36 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) entries for the 13th running of the crown jewel weekend, Overton stopped-the-clock second-fastest in his group before placing first in his heat. Chasing a $12,000 payday in the feature, Brandon faded to finish ninth.

For a pair of heat races on Saturday afternoon after Mother Nature shifted Friday’s program back, Brandon followed up a fourth-place finish in the first round with a fourth-to-first run in his second heat.

With passing points accrued from heat races setting the grid for the $53,000-to-win Silver Dollar Nationals later Saturday night, Overton rolled off fifth for the 80-lapper but was scored 22nd in the final rundown after pulling off on lap 75.

Brandon is currently fourth in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Getting an early start to his race week, Brandon Overton visited Dubuque Speedway (Dubuque, Iowa) on Monday afternoon for the XR Super Series-sanctioned Dubuque Key City Clash. (Heath Lawson photo)

Sneaking into the $20,000-to-win A-Main with a fourth-place finish in his heat race, Overton was an early retiree from the 50-lapper on lap 16.

With the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) on Tuesday at Davenport Speedway (Davenport, Iowa), Brandon followed up a third-place showing in his heat with a 12th-to-8th run in the A-Main.

After Friday’s NAPA Know How 50 at Tri-City Speedway (Granite City, Ill.) fell to wet weather, Overton raced into Saturday’s Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned CMH Diamond Nationals at Lucas Oil Speedway (Wheatland, Mo.) with an eight-lap heat race victory. With $15,000 on the line, Brandon surrendered the lead on the sixth circuit and went onto place fourth in the 50-lap finale. He chased Jonathan Davenport, Devin Moran, and Ricky Thornton Jr. to the checkers with Chris Simpson coming in fifth.

With the LOLMDS awarding bonus money for the latest standings after the CMH Diamond Nationals, Overton pocketed $1,000 for third.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton returned on the road on Thursday afternoon as the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) drew 38 competitors to Deer Creek Speedway (Spring Valley, Minn.) for the 44th annual NAPA Auto Parts Gopher 50. (Heath Lawson photo)

With two rounds of prelims kicking off the three-day event, Overton came in second in his heat before fading in the second half of the 25-lap preliminary feature to finish 15th.

For another $5,000-to-win preliminary on Friday, Brandon outran fellow front-row starter Jonathan Davenport in his heat to pick up the eight-lap victory. After setting the pace for the opening 13 circuits of the main event, Overton surrendered the top spot to Chris Madden and went onto place second in the 25-lapper. He trailed Madden to the checkers with Bobby Pierce rounding out the podium.

Locked into the seventh-starting position for Saturday night’s $50,000-to-win NAPA Auto Parts Gopher 50 via preliminary results, Overton dropped five positions in the 75-lap affair to place 12th.

Brandon is currently third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Continuing his pursuit for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) championship, Brandon Overton entered his Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle at Muskingum County Speedway (Zanesville, OH) on Friday for the 17th running of the Freedom 60. (Heath Lawson photo)

Splitting the 32-car field into three groups for prelims, Overton qualified mid-pack before charging forward four spots in his 20-lap preliminary to finish second. He trailed Tim McCreadie to the checkers with Jonathan Davenport rounding out the podium.

With the STAKT Products Tournament Challenge setting the grid for the front six rows of the $30,000-to-win Freedom 60, Brandon lost in the final round to Tim McCreadie to lock into the second-starting position for the main event. After pacing the opening 25 circuits of the feature, Overton faded over the final 35 laps to finish eighth.

Brandon remains third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) brought Brandon Overton and his Wells Motorsports team to Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, Pa.) on Thursday afternoon for the 17th edition of the Firecracker 100 weekend. (Heath Lawson photo)

With Thursday’s preliminary features getting postponed to Friday after Overton started the night off with a heat race victory, Brandon went onto place third in the 25-lapper.

Back in action later Friday night, Brandon’s second-place finish in his heat placed him on the second row for his $5,000-to-win prelim. Jumping up two spots, Overton notched a second-place finish, which came behind Ricky Thornton Jr. with Jonathan Davenport rounding out the podium.

Getting off to a hot start on Saturday, Overton topped his group in hot laps before placing first in his heat. Starting the $50,000-to-win Firecracker 100 main event in third, Brandon lost three spots in the 100-lap affair to finish sixth.

Brandon sits third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Brandon Overton returned to the driver’s seat of the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model on Friday afternoon at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the doubleheader weekend with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS). (Wells Racing Photography)

With heat races eliminated due to track conditions, Brandon followed up the 11th-fastest qualifying lap in his 22-car group with a ninth-place finish in his 30-lap prelim.

For the second round of the Mountain Moonshine Classic on Saturday, Overton missed a transfer spot in his heat but raced his way into the $50,000-to-win Mountain Moonshine Classic with a third-place finish in his B-Main. Rolling off 21st, Brandon retired on lap 25 after pitting on the fifth circuit.

Brandon remains in third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Seeking his fourth straight Dirt Late Model Dream victory, Brandon Overton unloaded his Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model on Thursday at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) for the 29th running of the crown jewel weekend. (Ryan Roberts photo)

With the massive 95-car field split into two groups, Overton raced his way into his 25-lap preliminary feature with a consolation victory after missing a transfer spot by one car in his heat. Charging into the top-10, Brandon passed 13 cars to score a ninth-place finish.

Full results from the event available at www.EldoraSpeedway.com.

Following the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) to The Mountain State, Brandon Overton invaded West Virginia Motor Speedway (Mineral Wells, W.Va.) on Friday afternoon to pilot his CrossFit Overton No. 76 Late Model for the two-day event. (Heath Lawson photo)

With a fourth-place finish in his heat race placing him on the fifth row for the Historic 100 preliminary feature, Overton gained three spots in the 30-lapper to finish seventh.

Brandon raced his way into Saturday’s $50,000-to-win Historic 100 finale via a heat victory but Mother Nature had other plans. Slated to start in second, wet weather before the start of the shortened 30-lap finale forced officials to postpone the race to another date to be determined.

Brandon sits third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton visited Lucas Oil Speedway (Wheatland, Mo.) on Thursday afternoon as the 31st annual Show-Me 100 weekend kicked off with the Cowboy Classic. (Heath Lawson photo)

Amassing 59 cars for the three-day event, Overton jumped up one spot in his heat to finish second, chasing Ricky Weiss to the checkers. With $6,000 on the line in the feature, Brandon faded late in the 45-lap affair to finish 14th.

For Friday’s $6,000-to-win prelim, Brandon laid down the second-fastest lap in his time trial group before placing first in his heat. Scoring a top-five finish in the feature, Overton raced to a fifth-place finish, which came behind Jonathan Davenport, Tim McCreadie, Ricky Thornton Jr., and Payton Looney.

With preliminary point standings placing him on the fourth row for Saturday night’s $50,000-to-win Show-Me 100, Overton tagged the wall while running fourth late in the 100-lapper that brought a disappointing end to his night.

Brandon is currently third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Returning to action the following night after Monday’s rain-delayed Farmer City 74, Brandon Overton was one of 33 Castrol FloRacing Night in America entries signed in at Marshalltown Speedway (Marshalltown, Iowa) on Tuesday for the fifth stop of the miniseries. (Josh James Artwork)

With a runner-up finish in his heat placing him on the fourth row for the opener, Overton advanced forward four positions to finish third. Despite an ill-timely caution on lap-27 that slowed the Georgia pilot’s momentum, Brandon raced onto the podium, chasing Hudson O’Neal and Bobby Pierce.

In a field of 40 cars on Wednesday at Davenport Speedway (Davenport, Iowa), Brandon edged his way into the $23,023-to-win A-Main with a third-place finish in his heat. Recording his third consecutive top-five finish, Overton passed five cars in the 50-lapper to place fourth.

For the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned You Call We Haul 50 on Friday at 300 Raceway (Farley, Iowa), Overton’s eighth-place finish in his heat pinned him on the 10th row for the feature. With $12,000 on the line, Brandon marched forward 12 spots to register an eighth-place finish.

The four-race swing concluded on Saturday at 34 Raceway (West Burlington, Iowa) with Overton qualifying for the $15,000-to-win CRST Transportation Solution 50 with a runner-up run in his heat race. Reeling in a podium finish in the 50-lap finale, Brandon improved five positions to finish second.

Brandon sits in third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events are available at www.FloSeries.com and www.LucasDirt.com.

Brandon Overton followed the Castrol FloRacing Night in America to Spoon River Speedway (Canton, IL) on Wednesday afternoon to kick off the second edition of the Illinois Speedweek. (Josh James Artwork)

With the 48 Late Models on the grounds for the opener of the four-race miniseries, Brandon’s sixth-place finish in his heat relegated him into a consolation race for another shot at the feature. Taking the top-three, Overton came one spot shy with a fourth-place outing.

For another $23,023-to-win event on Thursday at Lincoln Speedway (Lincoln, Ill.), Overton laid down the third-fastest lap in his 24-car group in time trials before placing second in his heat. Moving forward three spots in the 50-lap feature, Brandon steered to an eighth-place finish.

On Friday evening at Farmer City Raceway (Farmer City, Ill.) for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned Farmer City 74, Brandon raced his way into the show with a runner-up showing in his heat, however, the 74-lap feature was postponed by weather to May 15th.

Following the LOLMDS on Saturday, Overton invaded Fairbury Speedway (Fairbury, Ill.) for the FALS Spring Shootout. After a lengthy weather delay, Brandon followed up a sixth-place showing in his heat with third-and-final transfer spot in his B-Main. With $30,000 on the line in the feature, Overton advanced through the field 17 spots in the 60-lapper to register a fourth-place finish. He trailed Bobby Pierce, Daulton Wilson, and Brandon Sheppard to the checkers with Jimmy Owens coming in fifth.

On Monday for the rain-delayed Farmer City 74, Brandon battled an ill-handling car to a 16th-place finish.

Brandon is currently tied for second in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events are available at www.FloSeries.com and www.LucasDirt.com.

Wells Motorsports and pilot Brandon Overton visited Atomic Speedway (Chillicothe, Ohio) on Thursday evening as the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) returned to action after a rain-plagued month of March and April. (Tyler Carr photo)

Drawing 42 competitors for the ninth annual Buckeye Spring 50, Overton timed in second-fastest in his group prior to placing first in his heat. Earning the fourth-starting position for the $12,000-to-win A-Main, Brandon gained two spots in the 50-lap affair to finish second. He nearly stole the lead from Hudson O’Neal in the closing circuits but went onto cross the line 0.303 seconds behind O'Neal with Mike Marlar rounding out the podium.

For the John Bradshaw Memorial at Ponderosa Speedway (Junction City, Ky.) on Friday, Brandon outran Ricky Thornton JR. in his heat to pick up the eight-lap victory. With $12,000 on the line in the feature, Overton dropped one spot on a track that saw limited passing to finish third.

To wrap up the weekend, Overton stopped at Florence Speedway (Union, Ky.) on Saturday for the $15,000-to-win Ralph Latham Memorial. With a runner-up finish in his heat race placing him on the third row for the finale, Brandon gained two positions in the 50-lap affair to finish third. He chased Ricky Thornton Jr. and Hudson O’Neal to the checkers.

Brandon remains third in the latest LOLMDS point standings.

Full results from the events are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Brandon Overton enjoyed a successful and profitable weekend at Talladega Short Track with his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Muscle Factory / Allstar Concrete / Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines - powered Super Late Model. (Jacy Norgaard photo)

The Georgia racer started things with a $4,000 triumph in World of Outlaws (WoO) Case Late Model Series prelim action on Friday night, and then added a $50,000 victory on Saturday evening in the Bama Gang 100 finale.

The victory was a major shot in the arm for Overton, who has battled bad luck over the past month.

"We needed this. I wasn't even gonna come here. You know, it took every ounce of energy for me to pull in this gate," said Overton, who also picked up $4,000 for his Friday semifeature victory in an event drawing a whopping 62 cars. "So thanks (to) a lot of good friends, my fiancée, you know, they're keeping us pumped up. Like I said, we really, really needed this, so we'll take 'em any way we can get 'em.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton were one of 54 Super Late Models teams packed in the pit area at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) on Tuesday afternoon for the opening round of the Castrol FloRacing Night in America miniseries.

With the field divided into two groups for qualifying, Overton timed in 11th-fastest in his group before grabbing the third-and-final transfer spot in his heat. Charging from the eighth row in the feature, Brandon passed eight cars in the 50-lap affair to register a seventh-place finish.

In a field of 56 Late Models on Wednesday at Brownstown Speedway (Brownstown, Ind.) for another $23,023-to-win Castrol FloRacing Night in America event, Brandon raced his way into the feature with a third-place finish in his heat but was the first retiree of the race on the 13th circuit.

For the World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series-sanctioned Seymour Showdown on Thursday evening at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.), Overton topped the 47-car field in time trials but was pinned at the tail of his heat after entering staging with the wrong tire. Following a ninth-place finish, Brandon scratched from his consolation race.

On Friday afternoon at Talladega Short Track (Eastaboga, Ala.), Brandon followed up the fastest lap in a massive 62-car field with a flag-to-flag victory in his 20-lap preliminary. He earned $4,000 for his sixth win of the 2023 campaign.

With his win on Friday locking him into the dash on Saturday evening, Overton gained two spots to finish second, which placed him on the front row for the Alabama Gang 100 main event.

Capitalizing on a late-race mishap for front-runner Bobby Pierce, Brandon grabbed the lead on lap 46 and led the final 15 circuits to claim his second win in as many nights and a whopping $50,000 prize.

His 20th- career World of Outlaws victory came ahead of Tanner English, Ryan Gustin, Jonathan Davenport, and Chris Madden.

Full results from the events are available at www.FloSeries.com and www.WorldofOutlaws.com.

Tuesday night found Brandon Overton in action at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the event serving as a tune-up for the upcoming Spring Thaw. (Jacy Norgaard photo)

With 45 XR Workin’ Man Series entries on the grounds, Overton raced his way into the prelim with a consolation victory after finishing fifth in his heat. With $10,000 on the line, Brandon gained three positions to finish 14th.

Returning to the 4/10-mile oval on Saturday afternoon after an unfavorable forecast shortened the XR Super Series-sanctioned Spring Thaw 100 to a single day, Brandon held onto a second-place finish in his heat despite breaking as he crossed the line. Earning the 12th-starting position for the $100,000-to-win A-Main, Overton was an early retiree from the 100-lapper on lap 74.

Full results from the events are available at www.XRWorkinMan.com and www.XRSuperSeries.com.

Brandon Overton invaded Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) on Thursday afternoon with Kyle Busch joining him as teammate alongside his Wells Motorsports No. 76 entry for the Kyle Larson Late Model Challenge. (Josh James Artwork)

Amassing 44 Late Models for the second annual event, Overton squeezed into the $20,000-to-win A-Main with the fourth-and-final transfer spot in his heat race. Starting in 14th, Brandon gained four spots in the 50-lap affair to register a 10th-place finish.

Kyle started the feature in 23rd via provisional and advanced forward to finish 16th.

The following night at All-Tech Raceway (Lake City, Fla.) for the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series inaugural event, Brandon claimed $500 for topping the 40-car field in time trials before placing first in his heat. With $20,000 on the line in the Southbound Throwdown feature, Overton pulled pitside during a lap-22 restart after contact with a lapped car damaged his left-front flopper.

Full results from the events are available at www.VolunteerSpeedway.com and www.HTFSeries.com.

Brandon Overton raced to his fifth win of the 2023 season on Saturday evening at East Alabama Motor Speedway. The $10,053 Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals triumph was achieved aboard his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Muscle Factory / Allstar Concrete / Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines - powered Super Late Model.

Overton advanced from the sixth-starting spot and took the lead on the 40th circuit en route to his second win of the season with the series and his second-straight Jimmy Thomas Memorial triumph.

“East Alabama (Motor Speedway) is a place I always enjoy going to. Starting back there in sixth against this caliber of competition you never know if you’ll be able to get to the front, but 53 laps is a long time and gave us time to get the job done,” Overton said. “We’re looking forward to having Kyle Busch drive a team car to us this Thursday at Bulls Gap (Volunteer Speedway). It’s a pretty neat deal, and hopefully we can battle it out for the $20,000 winner’s check.”

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton visited East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Ala.) on Saturday afternoon to compete with the Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals for the annual running of the Jimmy Thomas Memorial.

In a field of 21 cars, Overton timed in sixth-fastest in qualifying before placing third in his heat race. Starting the feature in sixth, Brandon slid ahead of Ashton Winger for the lead on lap 40 and led the final 14 to circuits to claim his second consecutive Jimmy Thomas Memorial victory and fifth of his 2023 campaign. He earned a $10,053 payday ahead of Winger, Carson Ferguson, Sam Seawright, and Dalton Cook.

Full results from the event are available at www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.

Next on tap for the team is a trip to Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) this Thursday, April 6 for the second running of the Kyle Larson presents FloRacing Dirt Late Model Challenge. Not only will Overton be in action but two-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion, Kyle Busch will join the action in a Wells Motorsports team car.

For more information on the event, please visit www.VolunteerSpeedway.com.

Saturday saw Brandon Overton return to the driver’s seat of the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) for the third round of the Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals. (Josh James Artwork)

Drawing 41 Late Models for the inaugural The Tennessean, Brandon’s second-place finish in his heat race positioned him on the fourth row for the $15,000-to-win A-Main. Moving forward three spots in a race that was slowed by multiple cautions, Brandon recorded a fifth-place finish in the 71-lapper. He followed Cory Hedgecock, Ricky Weiss, Jensen Ford, and Dale McDowell across the line.

Full results from the event are available at www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.

Brandon Overton added to his early-season win tally on Friday night with a $10,053 triumph aboard his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Muscle Factory / Allstar Concrete / Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines - powered Super Late Model. (Richard Barnes photo)

The victory was registered at Swainsboro Raceway in Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals competition and marked the second-straight year that Overton has won the event.

“Swainsboro (Raceway) was good to us last year and was good to us again this year. I followed (Sam) Seawright for a while early in the feature, and then got to the lead and got the win. Saturday at Senoia (Raceway) was just a tough deal for everybody, and I know the track tried their best. We just decided to call it a night after time trials,” Overton said. “We didn’t have the best of luck at Cherokee (Speedway) on Sunday, but sometimes it just goes that way. We’re already looking down the road to the next one.”

Brandon Overton entered his Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle at Swainsboro (Ga.) Raceway on Friday afternoon for the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals opener.

With the 32-car field divided into two groups for time trials, Brandon recorded the fastest lap in his group before placing first in his heat race. Soaring ahead of fellow front-row starter Sam Seawright on the 10th circuit of the feature, Overton paced the field for the remainder of the 53-lapper to claim his fourth win of the season and eighth-career Spring Nationals triumph.

He collected the $10,053 payday ahead of Seawright, Mike Marlar, Ethan Dotson, and Carson Ferguson.

The team followed the Spring Nationals series to Senoia (Ga.) Raceway on Saturday but with unfavorable track conditions due to recent rain, Overton elected to scratch from the remainder of the evening after time trials.
For the Southern All Star Series-sanctioned Ginger Owens March Madness on Sunday at Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, S.C.), Brandon secured his spot into the $20,000-to-win A-Main with a runner-up finish in his heat race.

Starting the feature in the seventh position, Overton climbed as high as fourth but contact with another competitor after a botched restart led to an early exit. He was scored 20th in the final rundown.

Full results from the events are available at www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com and www.SASDirt.com.

Brandon Overton picked up his third win of the 2023 campaign on Wednesday evening in his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Muscle Factory / Allstar Concrete / Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines - powered Super Late Model. (Jacy Norgaard photo)

The $5,000 victory came at Volusia Speedway Park during the 52nd annual Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals.

“We had a pretty good week at Volusia. We won on Wednesday night, and probably should’ve won on Thursday, but I made the wrong decision on the last lap in lapped traffic. It happens though, and overall we were pleased with how our Speedweeks went,” Overton said. “We showed speed pretty much everywhere we went, and now we’re focused on getting ready for our next races, which will be the first weekend of March at Swainsboro (Raceway), Smoky Mountain (Speedway) and Cherokee (Speedway).”

Wells Motorsport and Brandon Overton returned to action on Monday afternoon with the 52nd annual Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park (Barberville, Fla.).

After his 15.784-second lap in time trials earned him the fast time honors, Brandon secured his spot into the $7,000-to-win A-Main with a third-place finish in his heat race. Clawing forward three positions in the 25-lap opener, Overton recorded a sixth-place finish.

On Tuesday, Overton qualified fastest in his group before placing first in his heat. With the redraw positioning him on the third row for the feature, Brandon shredded a right rear tire with five laps remaining while running in the third, relegating him to a 22nd-place finish.

With the 52-car field divided into three groups on Wednesday for a trio of preliminary features, Brandon’s fastest lap overall locked him on the pole for his prelim. Leading wire-to-wire in the 25-lap affair, Overton cruised to his third win of the 2023 campaign, pocketing a $5,000 payday ahead of Ashton Winger, Max Blair, Bobby Pierce, and Brian Shirley. The win marked his 13th-career Speedweeks triumph.

As the remainder of the week shifted to a World of Outlaws (WoO) Case Late Model Series-sanctioned program on Thursday, Overton topped the 56-car field in time trials before placing first in his heat race. Losing the lead on the final circuit, Brandon settled with a second-place finish in the 30-lap affair.

Back in action on Saturday for the finale after Mother Nature washed out Friday’s event during heat race action, Brandon secured his spot into the $20,000-to-win DIRTcar Nationals A-Main with a second-place run in his heat. Gaining two spots in the 50-lap affair, Overton recorded a fifth-place finish, which came behind Hudson O’Neal, Devin Moran, Ricky Thornton Jr., and Tim McCreadie.

Full results from the events are available at www.DIRTcarNationals.com and www.WorldofOutlaws.com.

Brandon has no racing planned for the upcoming weekend. His next events are slated to be the $10,053-to-win Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals event on Friday, March 3 at Swainsboro (Ga.) Raceway, the $15,000-to-win World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series program on Saturday, March 4 at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.), and the $20,000-to-win Southern All-Star Dirt Racing Series event at Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, S.C.) on Sunday, March 5.

For more information, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com, www.SmokyMountainSpeedway.com and www.CherokeeSpeedwaySC.com.

On Wednesday, Brandon Overton returned to the Wells Motorsports No. 76 at East Bay Raceway Park (Gibsonton, Fla.) and showed speed right out the gate as he timed in third-fastest in his group. With a heat victory positioning him sixth on the starting grid for the feature, Brandon faded in the second half of the race to finish sixth. (Heath Lawson photo)

The following night, Brandon rebounded with an 11th-to-5th run in his heat after a broken driveshaft sidelined him for his time trial session. Slated to start the feature in 19th via B-Main win, Overton ran into electrical issues on the pace lap that prevented him from completing a circuit.

For Friday’s $12,000-to-win program, Overton edged his way into the A-Main with the third-and-final transfer spot in his heat. Wheeling his way into the top-10, Brandon passed 10 cars in the 50-lapper to finish eighth.

Saturday’s Wieland Winternationals finale fell victim to wet weather.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton returned with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) on Saturday afternoon at All-Tech Raceway (Lake City, Fla.) after Mother Nature wiped out Friday’s Winter Nationals opener. (Heath Lawson photo)

Drawing 44 Late Models, Overton tagged the wall while challenging for the lead in his heat that relegated him to 10th. Needing to place third or better in his consolation race to qualify for the $15,000-to-win A-Main, Brandon charged forward seven spots but came up one position short of a transferring with a fourth-place outing.

Brandon Overton raced to a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victories over the weekend at Georgia’s Golden Isles Speedway in his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Muscle Factory / Allstar Concrete / Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines - powered Super Late Model. (Heath Lawson photo)

He banked a $10,000 LOLMDS victory on Thursday night before backing it up with a thrilling $25,000 triumph on Saturday night. Additionally, with five races in the books he also currently leads the latest LOLMDS standings.

“We had a helluva week. We had to work our tells off to do it, but we won two features at Golden Isles (Speedway), and then got a couple of Top 10’s at Bubba (Raceway Park),” Overton said. “These races are hard to win, especially at Speedweeks, so we are proud of what we’ve accomplished so far. There’s a lot of racing still to go, so we’re going to keep our head down and keep digging.

“I just can’t see enough about this team and all our sponsors. They give me everything I need to be successful.”

Brandon Overton unloaded his Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model at Golden Isles Speedway (Brunswick, Ga.) on Thursday night to do battle with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) as the 2023 campaign came to life.

With 50 Late Models amassed at the 4/10-mile oval for the opening round of the Super Bowl of Racing, Overton laid down the fourth-fastest time in his qualifying group before outrunning Hudson O’Neal in his heat race to pick up the victory. Starting * on the pole for the feature, Brandon turned back Tim McCreadie’s second-half challenge to secure his first win of the season and 14th-career LOLMDS triumph. He bagged a $10,000 payday ahead of McCreadie, Ricky Thornton Jr., Devin Moran, and Daulton Wilson.

For another $10,000-to-win A-Main on Friday afternoon, Brandon followed up the fastest lap in his 26-car time trial group with a heat race win. After leading the opening 29 circuits of the feature, Overton surrendered to the top spot to Ricky Thornton Jr. on the ensuing lap and went onto place third in the 50-lapper. He trailed Kyle Larson and Thornton to the checkers.

The Super Bowl of Racing drew to a close on Saturday with Overton setting the bar in time trials with a 14.798-second lap. With a win in his heat race placing him on the pole for the feature, Brandon paced the field laps 1-22 before dropping to second as Ricky Thornton Jr. inched ahead. Stalking Thornton Jr. as the laps winded down, Overton nosed past the leader on the high groove in the final corner to claim his second win of the season and a $25,000 grand prize in dramatic fashion. He recorded his 15th-career LOLMDS victory ahead of Thornton Jr., Tanner English, Brandon Sheppard, and Hudson O’Neal.

On Sunday, the Wells Motorsports team headed to Bubba Raceway Park (Ocala, Fla.) to compete in a doubleheader event sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS). With a runner-up performance in his heat race placing him on the fourth row for the feature, Brandon clawed forward two spots in the 40-lap affair to finish fifth.

Returning to the 3/8-mile D-shaped oval on Monday evening, Overton jumped up one spot in his heat race to register a second-place finish. With $10,000 on the line in the feature, Brandon faded two positions in the final 10 circuits to finish eighth.

Brandon currently resides atop the latest Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) standings.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

Overton is slated to return to LOLMDS action this Friday and Saturday at All-Tech Raceway (Ellisville, Fla.) with a $12,000-to-win affair and a $15,000-to-win feature.

On Friday afternoon, Brandon Overton took his Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle at Deep South Speedway (Loxley, Ala.) for the two-day Hunt the Front Southern Showcase. (Josh James Artwork)

With 31 Late Models entered for Friday’s prelim, Overton captured the fast time honors in time trials with a 13.962-second lap before picking up a convincing heat race victory. Grabbing the lead on the drop of the green flag in the feature, Brandon led the entire distance of the 25-lapper to record his 15th win of the 2022 campaign. He pocketed a $5,000 prize ahead of Payton Freeman, Joseph Joiner, Josh Putnam, and Spencer Hughes.

Back in action on Sunday after Mother Nature washed out Saturday’s event, Brandon secured his spot into the $22,000-to-win Southern Showcase finale with an eight-lap heat win. Closing in on early race-leader Joseph Joiner by the halfway point, Overton inherited the lead on lap 25 after the leader slowed but discovered a flat right-rear tire during the caution period, relegating him the tail. He made an impressive charge to challenge frontrunner Payton Freeman for the top spot following a green-white-checkered but fell short, marking him second on the rundown. Spencer Hughes, Josh Putnam, and Joseph Joiner completed the Top-5 finishers in the 50-lap affair.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.DeepSouthSpeedway.org.

Brandon Overton and the Wells Motorsports team trekked to Las Vegas Motor Speedway Dirt Track (Las Vegas, Nev.) on Thursday to compete in the tripleheader event with the XR Super Series.

In a field of 42 Late Models, Overton followed up the fourth-quickest lap in his group with a runner-up performance in his heat. Starting the $20,000-to-win preliminary in eighth, Brandon gained three spots in the 40-lapper to register a fifth-place finish. He followed Shane Clanton, Tim McCreadie, Jonathan Davenport, and Tanner English across the line.

For another round of prelims on Friday, Brandon came in first in his heat before improving one spot in the 40-lap feature to finish second. He chased race-long pacesetter Jonathan Davenport to the checkers with Shane Clanton coming in third.

On Saturday, Overton secured his spot into the $40,000-to-win Duel in the Desert finale with an eight-lap heat race triumph. Starting in third, Brandon lost ground early but worked his way back up to third before experiencing suspension issues on lap 27 that ended his night.

Full results from the weekend are available at www.RaceXR.com.

Wells Motorsports and pilot, Brandon Overton, visited The Dirt Track at Charlotte (Concord, N.C.) on Wednesday afternoon to kick off the World of Outlaws World Finals. (Zach Yost photo)

With a massive field of 70 World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series entries on the grounds for the three-day event, Overton topped the speed charts in time trials with a blistering 14.462-second lap before placing first in his heat. Receiving the pole for the feature via the redraw along with a $500 bonus from SRI Performance, Brandon faded in the second half of the 40-lapper to finish fourth. He followed Mike Marlar, Shane Clanton, and Trent Ivey across the line with Tim McCreadie coming in fifth.

For Thursday’s $15,000-to-win prelim, Brandon grabbed the third-and-final transfer spot in his heat, which positioned him on the eighth row for the feature. Regaining his starting spot late in the race, Overton settled with a 15th-place outing.

With preliminary results from Wednesday and Thursday placing him on the front row of his heat on Saturday, Overton’s runner-up finish positioned him on the fourth row for the $25,000-to-win World Finals finale. Dropping four spots in the 50-lap affair, Brandon crossed the line in 11th.

Friday night found Brandon Overton and the Wells Motorsports team in action at East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Ala.) for the 48th annual National 100. (Zackary Washington photos | Simple Moments Photography)

Drawing 23 Late Models for the two-day event, Brandon laid down the fastest lap in time trials before placing first in his heat.

Rolling off on the pole for Saturday’s National 100, Overton shot out to an early race lead before a flat left-rear tire dropped him to the tail on lap 23. Wasting no time working his way back to the front, Brandon tracked down his brother Cody for the lead on lap 54 and led the remainder of the 100-lapper to secure his second consecutive National 100 victory and 14th of the 2022 campaign. He pocketed a $30,000 payday ahead of Tyler Erb, Joseph Joiner, Wil Herrington, and J.R. Moseley.

Brandon Overton entered the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle with the Ultimate Southeast Series on Saturday afternoon at Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, S.C.) for the annual Fall Brawl.

With a heat race victory placing him on the second row for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Overton whizzed past pole-starting Brett Hamm on the fifth circuit and led the remainder of the 50-lapper but was later disqualified for failing the post-race technical inspection.