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Tyler Gunn Captures First
FAST on Dirt Victory at MCS!
(August
2, 2025) On Saturday night, the FAST on Dirt 410 Sprint
tour ventured to Muskingum County Speedway for the annual running
of the 'Louis Morosco Memorial.' Tyler Gunn would finally break
into the FAST on Dirt win column - leading all 30 laps - to score
the win. Gunn was the 2020 tour champion, despite not winning a
race that season. The long awaited trip to FAST victory lane was
a popular one.
Tour point leader, Ricky Peterson, got the yellow he needed to close
the gap around the mid-race point, but Gunn proved to be the best
on this night leaving Peterson the runner-up. Jordan Ryan finished
an incredible third place after a long night getting another car
ready after the Millstream crash less than 24 hours prior. Mitch
Harble and Bryan Nuckles rounded out the top five in the $4,000
to win event. | full
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Jim Dunn Memorial to
Pay $10,000 to Win on September 13
(July
28, 2025) Officials with the Valvoline American Late Model
Iron-Man Series fueled by VP have announced the addition of the
43rd Annual Jim Dunn Memorial to the 2025 schedule at Muskingum
County Speedway in Zanesville, Ohio scheduled for Saturday September
13, 2025. The event will pay $10,000-to-win and $500-to start the
40-lap feature. The feature will boast a feature purse in excess
of $40,000 which will see 24 starters in the main event. This will
also be a Valvoline Weekend Allstars-points event.
The event honors the late Jim Dunn who passed away
on May 8, 1983, at Paducah International Raceway in a racing accident
during a NDRA-sanctioned event. Dunn was a school teacher and racer
from Roseville, Ohio who captured the inaugural 1982 Dirt Track
World Championship at the famed Pennsboro (W.V.) Speedway. Dunn’s
incredible 23rd to first victory in the event would solidify his
place in the racing record books. May 6, 1983, in front of an enthusiastic
hometown crowd at his home track in St. Clairsville, Ohio, Dunn
would capture his final racing victory.
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O'Neal Claims Second
Freedom 60 Title in Three Years!!
(July
5, 2025) Hudson O’Neal started sixth. He passed race
leader Jonathan Davenport on lap 44 to win the Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series presented by FloRacing, Freedom 60 on Saturday night
at Muskingum County Speedway. O’Neal’s third series
victory of the season paid $25,000 from a total purse of over $82,000.
(Heath Lawson Photo)
Davenport crossed the finish line in second, just
0.515 seconds behind O’Neal, but he failed post-race tech
when his droop limiter chain was not tight, which moved him to 25th
place in the finishing order.
Garrett Alberson, who finished third, moved up to
second in the final rundown. Brandon Sheppard, the previous night’s
winner at Atomic and the leader for the first 8 laps of the 60-lap
main event, rounded out the Big River Steel Podium in third. |
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Bradley Galedrige Takes
305 Sprint Checkers at MCS!
(June
14, 2025) Polesitter Bradley Galedrige came out on top
of the Ohio Thunder IMCA Racesaver Sprint Car Series show earlier
tonight at Muskingum County Speedway! Bradley picked up the checkered
flag in the 305 Sprint Car feature this evening over a top five
that included runner-up Wyatt Justice, Jaylynn Montgomery, Dean
Barnes, and Dylan Troyer. Other winners tonight included Nathon
Loney (Super Late Model), Lincoln Smith (RUSH 604 Crate Late Model),
Jess Hartman (Open Wheel Modified), Christopher Wise (4-Cylinder),
and Carson Hubbard (Mod-Lite).
Our next event will be the annual 'Freedom 60' for
the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series on Saturday, July 5. Nathon
Loney is locked into the $25,000 to win Super Late Model feature
by virtue of winning the Lucas qualifier tonight at the Zanesville,
Ohio oval! | full
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R.J. Conley Captures
$5,000 Payday in Ronnie Moran Memorial!
(May
31, 2025) Excitement and drama led to a fantastic finish
at the Inaugural Ronnie Moran Memorial at Muskingum County Speedway
on Saturday Night. (Tyler Carr Photo)
With over 145 cars on the grounds in five divisions,
the top money class was the Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man
Series fueled by VP which paid $5,000-to-win and was captured by
Wheelersburg, Ohio native R.J. Conley. This would be Conley’s
second-career series victory. His last series victory came on May
10, 1997, at the now Atomic Speedway, formerly K-C Raceway in Chillicothe,
Ohio. | full
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Todd Brennan Claims $2,000
for Super Late Model Win!
(May
17, 2025) Polesitter Todd Brennan, of Zanesville, Ohio,
emerged victorious earlier tonight at Muskingum County Speedway
to pocket $2,000 for the Super Late Model win! Todd beat fifth-starting
Tyler Carpenter, Tripp Gerrald, Steve Prince, and Ron Hall. Other
winners on the Schools Out for the Summer weekly show at MCS tonight
were Nathon Loney (Open Wheel Modifieds), Kyle Zimmerman (RUSH 604
Crate Late Models), Jake Bowman (Mod Lites), and Christopher Wise
(4-Cylinders). Mark your calendars for our next event on Saturday,
May 31, which will be the inaugural running of the 'Ronnie Moran
Memorial' presented by Ohio Natural Energy Institute.
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Bryce Lucius Pockets
$4,000 in MCS Season Opener!!
(April
26, 2025) Third-starting Bryce Lucius captured the $4,000
top prize earlier tonight in the 2025 season lid lifter at Muskingum
County Speedway in Zanesville, Ohio! Bryce beat AJ Flick, Tim Shaffer,
Michael Bauer, Cole Duncan to the checkered flag in the 30-lap FAST
on Dirt 410 Sprint Car headliner. Other winners on the evening included
Clint Keenan (Super Late Models), Anthony Kinkade (RUSH 604 Crate
Late Models), Jess Hartman (Open Wheel Modifieds), Colton St. John
(4-Cylinders), and Jimmy Smith (Mod Lites).
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