After battling each other and the weather, the WoO Late Model season boiled down to a 50-lap feature that capped the 2018 National Dirt Late Model season.

After two prelim nights – spread over a 37-day period – the 48th annual World 100 concluded with the biggest main event of the 2018 dirt late model season.

The Smoky Mountain Speedway hosted the Southern All-Stars Super Late Models on the track’s final night of racing they billed as “The King of the Mountain Fall Classic.”

Dale McDowell dominated the Lucas Oil Dixie Shootout at Dixie Speedway. McDowell set the Miller Welders overall fast time, won his heat, and led all 50-laps to score his fourth-career win in the annual event.

Several regional favorites appeared to be on track to capture the honors but it was Eddie Carrier Jr. that took the Butterball Woolridge Memorial win at Richmond Raceway.

Brandon Sheppard drove from the back to claim his first ever feature victory at the Knoxville Raceway on night #2 of the 15th Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Nationals presented by Casey’s General Stores.

Tyler Erb notched his biggest win to date, as he notched his first career win at both the historic Knoxville Raceway and the Lucas Oil Late Model Series on Thursday’s qualifying night #1.