Taking part in opener for the Castrol FloRacing Night in America, Brandon Overton and the Wells Motorsports team trekked to Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) on Tuesday for the $22,022-to-win A-Main. With recent rain making for rough track conditions, Overton laid down the second-fastest in his group before picking up a heat win. Relying on the bottom groove as he avoided the ruts in the feature, Brandon raced to a third-place finish in the 30-lapper. He trailed Kyle Larson and Jonathan Davenport to the checkers. (Josh James Artwork)

On Wednesday evening at Brownstown Speedway (Brownstown, Ind.) for the second round of the 13-race miniseries, Brandon secured his spot into the $22,022-to-win A-Main with a heat race win. Scoring a Top-5 finish in his first-ever start at the Indiana-oval, Overton recorded a fourth-place finish.

With the first two events in the books, Brandon sits in third in the Castrol FloRacing Night in America point standings.

Wells Motorsports and pilot Brandon Overton trekked to All-Tech Raceway (Lake City, Fla.) on Friday evening to compete with XR Super Series for the two-day Florida Dirt Nationals. In a field of 38 cars, Overton topped the charts in time trials with an 18.183-second lap before placing first in his heat. After surrendering the lead to fellow front-row starter Kyle Bronson early, Brandon regained the lead from Bronson with a nifty move on lap 24. With Tim McCreadie stealing the lead four laps later, Overton went onto place fourth in the 40-lapper. (Twisted Chassis Photography)

For the $50,000-to-win A-Main on Saturday, Brandon outdueled Chris Madden in his heat race to pick up the 10-lap victory. Carry a steady pace for all 50 laps of the feature, Overton raced to a third-place finish. He trialed Jonathan Davenport and Kyle Strickler to the checkers.

Utilizing a thrilling last-lap, final corner pass, Brandon Overton raced to the $10,053 victory on Friday night at Wythe Raceway in his No. 76 Crossfit Overton / Allstar Concrete/ Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines Inc.-powered Super Late Model. (Jacy Norgaard photo)

The win was his sixth of the 2022 season.

“Man, I don’t even know where to begin. That was a pretty exciting race with J.D. (Jonathan Davenport). I bided my time and was starting to think I might not be able to make it happen, but the door opened there on the last lap, and thankfully I was able to make it happen and got the win,” Overton said. “The rest of the weekend wasn’t the greatest for us, but we’re thrilled to get another win. We’ll head to Florida this weekend and see if we can’t turn our luck around at All-Tech Raceway. That place was challenging for us at Speedweeks, but we got a lot of notes and are ready for the challenge.”

Wells Motorsports pilot Brandon Overton returned to the driver’s seat of the No. 76 Longhorn Chassis on Thursday afternoon at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the inaugural Kyle Larson Presents FloRacing Late Model Challenge powered by Tezos event. With a third-place finish in his heat race pinning him on the sixth row for the $20,000-to-win A-Main, Overton raced forward three spots in the 50-lap affair to register a ninth-place finish.

The following night at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Va.) in a field of 23 Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals entries, Overton secured his spot into the main event with a second-place finish in his heat. Starting the feature in fourth, Brandon tracked down Jonathan Davenport late in the race and began putting the heat on the race-long pacesetter.

After a pair of unsuccessful attempts to pass the leader amid lapped-traffic, Overton drove underneath Davenport in the final corner of the last lap to capture his sixth win of the season and $10,053 paycheck. He finished ahead of Davenport, Chris Ferguson, Ross Bailes, and Dale McDowell.

On Saturday evening at Tazewell Speedway (Tazewell, Tenn.) for the second annual Lil’ Bill Corum Memorial, Brandon topped the 36-car field in time trials before picking up a heat race win. Starting on the pole for the $21,000-to-win A-Main, Overton suffered a flat tire late in the race while running in the top-three, dropping him back to 15th when the checkered flag flew.

Wells Motorsports pilot Brandon Overton returned to the driver’s seat of the CrossFit Overton No. 76 Late Model on Friday evening at Bristol Motor Speedway (Bristol, Tenn.) for the final two rounds of the Bristol Dirt Nationals. With a fourth-place finish in his heat race pinning him 14th on the starting grid for the feature, Brandon faded one spot in the 50-lap affair to finish 15th. (Michael Moats photo)

For another $50,000-to-win A-Main on Saturday, Overton came in third-fastest in his group before placing second in his heat. Earning the fifth-starting position for the finale, Brandon brought out the first caution of the race on the third lap that ended up sidelining him for the remainder of the 50-lapper.