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| December 7, 2019 - Roberson Records 8th-Place Finish at Bulls Gap |
 Saturday night found Logan Roberson in action at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tennessee) for the Drydene Xtreme DIRTcar Series sanctioned Grinch at the Gap. In a field of 23 cars, Roberson secured his spot into the $5,000-to-win A-Main with a 3rd place finish in his heat. Holding his spot for all 40-laps of the feature, Logan notched a 7th place finish. (Michael Moats photo)
For more information on this event, please visit www.XtremeDIRTcar.com.
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| November 26, 2019 - Roberson Lands Chili Bowl Ride with Daum Motorsports |
 Logan Roberson has quickly established himself as one the nation’s most popular up and coming drivers. Roberson will soon tackle the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals for the first time in his young career.
Roberson has landed a ride with 3-time POWRi National Midget Champion, Zach Daum for the 34th edition of the marquee event, held January 13th-18th inside the River Spirit Expo Center in Tulsa, Okla.
“I’m just really excited, this is a dream come true,” Roberson said. “I can’t thank Wynbridge, Inc. and Volunteer Speedway enough for believing in me and making this opportunity possible. We’re still seeking additional support to give us the best chance to be successful in this event.”
The team is currently searching for additional primary and associate sponsors for the upcoming Chili Bowl Midget Nationals. If you would like to support the team in any way, please contact Logan Roberson at (540) 451-1673, or via email at loganrobersonracing@gmail.com.
Being around racing his entire life, finding the driver seat was a natural transition for Logan Roberson. At age six he began racing Go-Karts with a successful 5-year run, accumulating over 30 feature wins and two championships. Between his Go-Kart stint and the beginning of his Late Model career, Logan acted as crew chief for his father's operation, learning the responsibilities and requirements to maintain a successful racing program.
These valuable lessons have been instrumental in his Roberson’s impressive start to what is sure to be a long, successful career in motorsports.
“The Chili Bowl is impressive. What other race do you have nearly 400 entries for one class,” Roberson explained. “In my opinion it’s the biggest race in the world. I’m looking forward to the opportunity to further my motorsports career.”
For more information on this event, please visit www.ChiliBowl.com.
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| November 24, 2019 - Top 10 Finish in Blue-Gray 100 at Cherokee Speedway |
 After losing Saturday night’s event at Lancaster Speedway (Lancaster, South Carolina) to bad weather, Logan Roberson headed to Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, South Carolina) on Sunday afternoon for the 29th annual Blue-Gray 100. With 38 cars on hand for the event co-sanctioned by the Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series and the Xtreme DIRTcar Winter Series, Roberson followed up the seventh fastest lap in his time trial group with a 4th place finish in his heat. Earning the 13th-starting position for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Logan gained four spots in the 100-lap affair to place 9th. (TDW Photography)
For full results from this event, please visit www.CarolinaClash.com.
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| November 9, 2019 - Roberson Begins World Finals at Charlotte |
 Thursday night saw Logan Roberson return to the Super Late Model ranks for the Can-Am World Finals at the Dirt Track at Charlotte (Concord, North Carolina). Drawing 69 World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series entries for the rain-shortened qualifying session, Roberson recorded the fourth fastest time in both rounds which positioned him second on the starting grid for his heat race on Friday night. (Brent Smith photo)
 Locking the Top 3 into the $12,000-to-win A-Main, Logan fell one spot short with a 4th place finish transferring him into the B-Main. Needing to place 2nd or better, Roberson suffered broken right-rear wheel cover while leading that forced him to retire.
The following night, Roberson suffered a broken right-front shock as he was entering the corner that sent him slamming against the wall. He was able to escape uninjured but was a scratch from his consolation event.
For full results from these events, please visit www.WoOLMS.com.
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| November 2, 2019 - Top 5 Finish in World Short Track Championship |
 Logan Roberson piloted his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model to a fifth-place finish over the weekend in the annual Driven Racing Oil World Short Track Championship. (Jamie Brabson photo)
“We qualified well on Friday night and got the heat race win. The heat race winners redrew for the feature, and it was no big surprise that I managed to draw the biggest pill possible [a six],” laughed Roberson. “For the feature Saturday, I just made the wrong adjustments, and we got our butts kicked. I’m still happy with a fifth-place finish though.
“Thanks to everyone, who supports me and my racing. I can’t thank you folks enough. We’re now thrashing to get the Super Late Model ready to go back to Charlotte this coming weekend for the World Finals. This will be the first time that I’ve entered the event, and I couldn’t be more excited.”
 Logan Roberson and his race team made the trek to the Dirt Track at Charlotte (Concord, North Carolina) last Friday night as the annual Driven Racing Oil World Short Track Championship came to life. In a stout field of 54 Crate Late Model entries, Logan laid down the fastest lap in his time trial group before capturing a heat race victory.
Via the redraw, he earned the sixth-starting position for the $4,000-to-win A-Main on Saturday night. Logan went on to advance one position in the 25-lap affair to cross the finish line in fifth behind Michael Brown, Timmie Harrelson, Dillon Brown, and Brett Hamm.
For full results from this event, please visit www.CharlotteMotorSpeedway.com.
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| October 19, 2019 - Motor Issues in DTWC at Portsmouth Raceway Park |
 On Friday night Logan Roberson invaded Portsmouth Raceway Park (Portsmouth, Ohio) for the 39th annual Rhino Ag Dirt Track World Championship. Drawing 66 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series entries, Roberson recorded the 15th fastest time in hot laps but suffered a broken motor before qualifying that brought an early end to his weekend.
For full results from this event, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.
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| October 11, 2019 - Podium Finish in Fastrak Opener, Ruled World Challenge Champ |
 Logan Roberson added another accolade to the treasure chest over the weekend. The Virginia hot shoe was crowned the 2019 FASTRAK World Challenge Champion for his performance in his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model.
“It’s pretty cool to claim the FASTRAK World Challenge Championship and the $5,000 that comes with it. I would’ve loved to have won it outright on Saturday night, but Mother Nature had other ideas, so they went off Friday night’s results for the final rundown, and we were awarded the win,” Roberson noted.
“Now, I can’t begin to describe how excited I am to head into battle in my first-ever Dirt Track World Championship this weekend with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. This is truly a dream-come-true opportunity. Thanks so much to everyone, who is making this possible.”
 Logan Roberson visited I-77 Speedway (Ripley, West Virginia) on Friday evening for the opening round of the two-day FASTRAK World Challenge. Drawing 22 entries, Roberson recorded the fifth-fastest lap in his time trial group before picking up a heat race victory.
Starting the $2,000-to-win opening night feature in the second position, Logan dropped one spot in the 40-lapper to finish third behind Zack Dohm and Tyler Carpenter with Freddie Carpenter and Walker Arthur rounding out the Top-5.
After Mother Nature axed Saturday night’s $5,000-to-win finale, Logan was crowned the 2019 FASTRAK World Challenge Champion based on his performance from Friday’s program. He earned a $5,000 payday.
For full results from this event, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com.
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| October 5, 2019 - Roberson Breaks While Running in Top 10 with World of Outlaws |
 Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at Ponderosa Speedway (Junction City, Kentucky) piloting his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 Super Late Model entry. After coming in 14th fastest in time trials, Roberson scored a 5th place finish in his heat locking his spot into the $5,000-to-win A-Main. Falling two spots shy of a Top-10 finish in the feature, Logan notched 12th place spot.
 The following night at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tennessee) for the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series sanctioned contest, Logan passed five cars in his heat to place 4th. With $10,000 on the line in the feature, Roberson was up to 6th and challenging for a Top-5 spot when he suffered a broken rear-axle on lap 17 that brought an immediate end to his night. (Jim DenHamer photo)
For full results from these events, please visit www.PonderosaSpeedway.net and www.WoOLMS.com.
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| September 28, 2019 - Roberson Marches to 5th Place Finish at Richmond |
Logan Roberson was one of 25 Fastrak Racing Series entries signed in at Richmond Raceway (Richmond, Kentucky) on Saturday night for the Damn Yankees 50. After making hard contact with the wall on the second lap of time trial session, Roberson improved 18 spots in the 50-lap feature to place 5th behind Todd Coffman, Zack Dohm, John Ownbey, and Dillon Brown.
For full results from this event, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com.
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| September 21, 2019 - Podium Finish at Volunteer Speedway |
 Saturday evening found Logan Roberson in action Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tennessee) for the regular night of racing. After coming in third fastest in qualifying, Roberson landed a 3rd place finish in the feature behind Jensen Ford and Tim Byrd with Rusty Ballenger and Heath Alvey rounding out the Top-5.
For full results from this event, please visit www.VolunteerSpeedway.com.
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| September 14, 2019 - Top 5 Finish in Fastrak World Championship |
 On Friday night Logan Roberson returned to Virginia Motor Speedway (Jamaica, Virginia) for the 16th annual Fastrak World Championship. Drawing a stout field of 113 cars for a pair of heat races, Roberson followed up 2nd place finish in his first round with a 15-lap victory which sat him atop the leaderboard for total passing points. (Jamie Brabson photo)
Earning the pole position for the $50,000-to-win A-Main on Saturday night, Logan dropped four spots in the 75-lap affair to place 5th behind Brandon Overton, Ross Bailes, Trent Ivey, and Justin Williams.
For full results from this event, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com. |
| September 1, 2019 - 4th Place Finish in East Coast Rumble Finale at Tyler County |
Returning with the Fastrak Racing Series, Logan Roberson traveled to Tyler County Speedway (Middlebourne, West Virginia) on Saturday night kicking off the Labor Day weekend doubleheader. With 49 cars on hand for the two-day East Coast Rumble, Roberson recorded the third fastest lap in his time trial group before placing 2nd in his heat. Starting the opening night $2,000-to-win feature in 5th, Logan was involved in a tangle while battling for 2nd that sent him to the rear. He decided to save equipment for the rest of the weekend and was an early retiree from the 30-lapper.
 On Sunday afternoon, Logan followed up the fastest time overall in qualifying with a 4th place finish in the feature behind Brent Trimble, Carson Ferguson, and Michael Duritsky with Donnie Dotson coming in 5th. (Howie Balis photo)
For full results from these events, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com. |
| August 24, 2019 - Roberson Scores Fastrak Victory at Virginia Motor Speedway |
 Logan Roberson made the trek to Virginia Motor Speedway on Saturday night looking to get his hotrod dialed in for the upcoming FASTRAK World Championship. Not only did he get his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model dialed in for the upcoming mega event, but he also streaked to the $3,000 victory. (Larry Burnett photo)
“This car was fast from the time that we unloaded, and everything that we did to it, only made it handle better throughout the night,” Roberson commented. “It took a little longer than I would’ve liked to get to the lead in the feature, but regardless we got the job done and have a lot of confidence in our corner right now. I’m crazy pumped for the World Championship race there next month.”
Logan Roberson invaded Virginia Motor Speedway (Jamaica, Virginia) on Saturday night where the Prelude to the World Championship came to life. Drawing 44 Fastrak Racing Series entries, Roberson secured his spot into the main event with a heat race victory.
Earning the fourth-starting position for the feature, Logan overtook Carson Ferguson for the lead with just three laps remaining to capture his 12th win of the season over Ferguson, Corey Almond, Justin Williams, and Walker Arthur. He pocketed a $3,000 payday for his late-race heroics.
For full results from this event, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com. |
| August 17, 2019 - Logan Roberson Charges to 11th Win at Natural Bridge |
 Saturday night marked the 11th time in 2019 that Logan Roberson picked up a feature win in his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model. The triumph came at Virginia’s Natural Bridge Speedway.
“We had an awesome racecar from the time that we unloaded, and I was able to get the job done,” Roberson commented after his Saturday night victory. “I’m really excited for the next month of racing. There’s a lot of big paying shows coming up, and as a team we are hitting our stride. We’re going to head to Virginia Motor Speedway this Saturday. We’re working hard to get both cars dialed in for the upcoming FASTRAK World Championship race there.
“Last but not least, we had a lot of friends and family in attendance at Natural Bridge Speedway, and I want to thank them all for coming out and showing their support. It means a lot to me.”
 On Saturday evening Logan Roberson visited Natural Bridge Speedway (Natural Bridge, Virginia) in his Pancho’s Racing Products No. 17 Crate Late Model entry. After laying down the fastest lap in a field of 15 cars, Logan went on to draw the fourth-starting position for the A-Main. He made quick work of the field in the feature as he worked his way into the top spot. He went on to outrun Dustin Ferguson, Kerry Breeden, Tyler Hoy, and B.J. Mongold, Roberson to score his 11th win of the season.
For full results from this event, please visit www.NBSpeedway.com. |
| August 10, 2019 - Roberson Passes 16 Cars in Jook George Classic at PPMS |
 Logan Roberson was one of 42 RUSH Dirt Late Model Series entries signed in at Pittsburgh PA. Motor Speedway (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) on Saturday night for the Jook George Steel City Classic. After laying down the fastest lap in his time trial group, Roberson edged his way into the $10,010-to-win A-Main with a 5th place finish in his heat race. Wheeling his way to the front, Logan tracked down race-leader Kyle Lukon with ten laps remaining and overtook the top spot. Following a multiple lap battle for the lead in the closing laps, Logan Roberson came up short to place 2nd behind Lukon with Ross Robinson, Eddie Carrier Jr., and Garrett Paugh trailing them to the checkers. (Zach Yost photo)
For full results from this event, please visit www.RUSHLateModels.com. |
| August 3, 2019 - Roberson's First Trip to Wythe Raceway Cut Short |
 Saturday night saw Logan Roberson in action at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Virginia) for the American Crate All-Star Series sanctioned Mayhem in the Mountains. With a stout field of 40 cars on hand for the $10,000 top prize, Logan laid down the 15th fastest time overall in qualifying before getting caught in a tangle on the opening lap of his heat. Sustaining too much damage to make an attempt to start his B-Main, Roberson ended his night early.
For full results from this event, please visit www.AmericanCrateAllStarSeries.com. |
| July 27, 2019 - Roberson Tallies Tenth Win of the Season at Winchester |
 Behind the wheel of his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 BTS RBS Auto Sales/ Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model, Logan Roberson raced to his 10th win of the season on Saturday night at Virginia’s Winchester Speedway.
 “Overall, it was a good night for our team on Saturday at Winchester,” Roberson stated. “We got the job done in the feature and came up just a spot short of the win in the second feature. We’ve got a really good car right now. Hopefully we can pick up the big win at Wythe Raceway this Saturday.”
Logan Roberson returned to Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia) on Saturday night, where he was piloting his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 Crate Late Model entry in a program that was highlighted by double features.
Rolling off the starting grid in the third position for the previous week’s make-up feature, Roberson blasted past Scott Sweeney Jr. on the eighth lap and dominated the remaining distance en route to his 10th win of the season. Devin Brannon, Jakob Piper, Sweeney Jr., and Jennae Piper rounded out the Top-5 finishers.
Later that evening for the Lee Stultz Memorial, Logan charged from the seventh-starting spot to a runner-up finish behind Devin Brannon. Jakob Piper, Scott Sweeney Jr., and Jennae Piper trailed the lead duo to the checkers.
For full results from both features, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com. |
| July 20, 2019 - Logan Roberson Net's $1,337 Payday at Winchester Speedway |
 It’s no big secret that racing can be a dangerous sport. However, sometimes getting to the track can actually be the most dangerous part. Just a few hours after seeing his team’s hauler careening off the road en route to the race track, Logan Roberson raced his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model to the feature win at Virginia’s Winchester Speedway. (Jimmy Saffell Jr. photo)
The victory marked his ninth of the 2019 season.
On Saturday night Logan Roberson and his team made the trek to Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia), where they were scheduled to enter a pair of features for the Chuck Brannon Memorial.
However, as the team traveled toward the clay oval, disaster struck. A car slammed on its breaks in front of the team transporter, forcing the hauler off the road and into the median. Thankfully the hauler didn’t flip, but it sustained considerable damage. Luckily, the team was able to limp the hauler to the track to compete in the night’s program.
The night started with Roberson rolling off second on the starting grid for the rescheduled Chuck Brannon Memorial. He jumped into the lead on the opening lap and dominated the entire distance to register his ninth win of the season with Al Shawver, Jakob Piper, Steven Lowery, and Levi Crowl following him across the line. He pocketed a $1,337 payday for his efforts.
Unfortunately, the second feature was eventually postponed to another date after the night’s action was stopped by a rapidly approaching curfew.
“It was a nightmare situation on the road that afternoon. Honestly though, we are very lucky that it wasn’t more devastating than it was,” Roberson noted. “Our hauler is out of commission indefinitely from the damage. However, for the time being I’m very thankful for Glen Elliott and RBS Auto Sales for providing us with a truck so that we can keep racing.
“Despite the day starting so bad we had a great car at Winchester and won the first feature. I’m confident we had a good shot at winning the second feature, but curfew got us, so we’ll just have to try again this Saturday.”
Logan Roberson will be back in action with the RUSH Weekly Late Model Series this Saturday at Winchester Speedway. Double features will be held as last week’s make-up, main event is on the docket as well.
For full results from this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com. |
| July 13, 2019 - Roberson Bags a Pair of Runner-up Finishes |
Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at I-77 Raceway (Ripley, West Virginia) kicking off the Fastrak Racing Series sanctioned weekend with the UBB 29 Miner’s Memorial. With 21 cars on hand, Roberson secured his spot into the opening night feature with a heat race victory. Wheeling his way into a podium spot, Logan passed six cars to place 2nd behind Freddie Carpenter with Nick Schlager, Benji Hicks, and Henry Hornsby III rounding out the Top-5. (Jeff Hurst photo)
The following night at Tyler County Speedway (Middlebourne, West Virginia) for the Great American Crate Race, Logan locked his spot into the $7,000-to-win finale with a 5th place finish in his heat. Rolling off 11th, Logan advanced his way to the front and challenged Kyle Thomas for the top spot on the final lap but fell short after a lapped-car slowed his pace. He trailed Thomas across the line with Dillon Brown, Henry Hornsby III, and Trey Watson completing the Top-5 finishers.
For full results from these events, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com. |
| July 6, 2019 - 5th Place Finish at Winchester Speedway |
On Wednesday night Logan Roberson visited Potomac Speedway (Budds Creek, Maryland) for the Fourth of July special. In a field of 15 RUSH Crate Late Models, Logan laid down the third fastest lap in his time trial group before capturing a heat race victory. Receiving the 4th-starting position for the feature via a pill draw, Roberson dropped one spot logging a 5th place finish behind Austin Bussler, Chuck Bowie, Jamie Sutphin, and Jeremy Pilkerton.
 Saturday night saw Logan return to action at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tennessee) for the American Crate All-Star Series sanctioned Independence Day Shootout. Earning the 11th-starting position for the $3,000-to-win A-Main via preliminary events, Roberson suffered a busted radiator hose on lap-21 that brought an early end to his night. (Tara Chavez photo)
For full results from these events, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com and www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| June 29, 2019 - Roberson Bags a Pair of Top 10 Finishes |
 Logan Roberson visited Elkins Raceway (Kerens, West Virginia) on Friday evening for the regular night of racing. Following the third fastest lap in time trials, Roberson cruised to a heat race win which positioned him 7th on the starting grid for the A-Main. Gaining one spot, Logan posted a 6th place finish.
The following night at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia), Logan scored a 4th place finish the feature trailing Mike Franklin, Levi Crowl, and Michael Ott across the line with Ronnie Martin coming in 5th.
For full results from this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| June 15, 2019 - Third Straight Victory at Elkins Raceway |
 The Crate Late Model division at Elkins Raceway has fallen under the grasp of Logan Roberson throughout the past month. Friday night was no exception as Roberson darted to his third-consecutive win at the West Virginia oval in his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model.
The triumph was his eighth of the 2019 campaign.
“This weekend definitely provided a range of emotions,” Roberson noted. “On Friday night at Elkins we were able to win in thrilling fashion. On Saturday at Virginia Motor Speedway, I think we had a good chance to get the win, but luck just wasn’t in our corner. It was really disappointing to have the flat and then get collected in a wreck. With all that said, it was really cool to be able to get a win for my dad on Father’s Day weekend. I’m truly blessed to get to go up and down the road with him every weekend.”
Friday saw Logan Roberson return to Elkins Raceway (Kerens, West Virginia) for a Weekly Racing Series Event. He started his night by qualifying second. On the heels of his qualifying effort, Roberson enjoyed a great run in the feature. He streaked to his eighth win of the season in the feature, courtesy of a last-lap pass over Michael Bland. Trey Watson, Garrett Paugh, and Billy Beachler trailed the lead duo to the checkers.
On Saturday Roberson traveled to Virginia Motor Speedway (Jamaica, Virginia) for the FASTRAK Racing Series sanctioned USA 100. In a field of 28 cars, Logan started the night with a heat race victory, which positioned him fourth on the starting grid for the $3,000-to-win A-Main.
Wheeling his way up to the second position early in the going, Roberson began challenging for the lead until he suffered a flat tire. After replacing his tire and joining the field from the tail, Logan was collected in a wreck, which brought an early end to his night.
For full results from this event, please visit www.FastrakRacing.com.
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| June 8, 2019 - Roberson Wins on Last-Lap Pass at Elkins Raceway |
 Logan Roberson returned to familiar territory on Friday night. He parked his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model in Victory Lane at West Virginia’s Elkins Raceway.
The win marked his seventh of the year.
“Our team had another good weekend. We got the win on Friday night at Elkins with a last-lap pass, and we weren’t bad on Saturday at Winchester, we just came up a little short at the line in both classes,” Roberson said. “Honestly though, everything from the weekend seems inconsequential after learning today that Billy Vacek passed away last night.
“Billy was very close to us and instrumental in the success of the early years of my career as we worked together with him and the MBH chassis. There are really no words to sum up the pain in our hearts right now. Please send your prayers to the family and close friends of Billy.
Logan Roberson invaded Elkins Raceway (Kerens, West Virginia) on Friday evening, where he returned to the driver’s seat of his Dirt Defender No. 17 Crate Late Model entry. Earning the eighth-starting position for the A-Main via preliminary events, Roberson tracked down Michael Bland on the final lap and overtook him on the high-side en route to his seventh win of the season. Bland, Billy Beachler, A.J. Spagnuolo, and Garrett Paugh trailed him to the checkers.
The following night, Logan pulled double duty in the Crate and Limited Late Model ranks at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia). He landed a fourth-place finish in the Limited feature, trailing Derick Quade, Justin Weaver, and Jonathan DeHaven across the line.
Later that evening, Roberson charged from the seventh-starting spot in the Crate Late Model A-Main to the front but came up short at the line to finish second behind Jakob Piper. Devin Brannon, Kyle Lear, and Jennae Piper rounded out the Top-5.
For full results from this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| June 1, 2019 - Runner-up Finish at Winchester Speedway |
Saturday saw Logan Roberson in action at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia) for the regular night of racing. After jumping out to an early race lead in the 25-lap feature, Roberson faded one spot to place 2nd behind Trevor Feathers with Levi Crowl, Mike Franklin, and Jakob Piper rounding out the Top-5.
For full results from this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| May 26, 2019 - Logan Roberson Conquerors Elkins Raceway for Sixth Win |
 A busy Memorial Day weekend found Logan Roberson entering a trio of events in his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model.
The results for the talented young racer were strong to say the least. He earned a feature win and a podium finish to go along with the second-starting spot for a postponed feature.
“It was a crazy busy weekend for our team, but we were please with our results. It’s always good to get a victory, and that’s exactly what we did on Friday night at Elkins Raceway,” Roberson revealed. “We had a good car on Saturday night at Winchester Speedway as well. We were slated to start second on the grid for the feature, but the curfew got us so the feature got postponed to a later date.
“On Sunday night we were just a tick off at Potomac Speedway, but still came away with a podium finish. I’m excited to get back to Winchester this Saturday, where I’ll be in action in both the Limited and Cate Late Model class.”
Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at Elkins Raceway (Kerens, West Virginia), behind the wheel of his Russ King Racing No. 17 Crate Late Model entry. After laying down the fastest time in a field of 18 competitors, Roberson cruised to a heat race win, positioning him fourth on the starting grid for the main event. Sliding past Garrett Paugh for the lead on lap 15, Logan set a comfortable pace for the remaining distance en route to his sixth win of the season. Troy Frazier, Brent Trimble, Kyle Thomas, and Donnie Dotson trailed him to the checkers.
The following night at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia), Logan secured his spot into the main event with a heat race win. Slated to roll off second, the track unfortunately reached its curfew before the feature could be contested. As a result, the feature was postponed to a future date.
 On Sunday evening, competing in a field of 22 Rush Crate Late Models at Potomac Speedway (Budd’s Creek, Maryland), Roberson scored a podium finish in the feature, trailing only Ben Bowie and Darren Alvey at the checkered flag.
For full results from these events, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com and www.PotomacSpeedway.com.
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| April 28, 2019 - Roberson Scores Late-Race Victory at Potomac Speedway |
 On Sunday afternoon Logan Roberson made the short trip to Potomac Speedway (Budds Creek, Maryland) powering his BTS Towing Service #17 Crate Late Model entry for the Ernie Jones Memorial. Earning the 7th-starting position for the A-Main via preliminary events, Roberson snuck past race-leader Ben Bowie with two laps remaining en route to his fifth win of the season over Bowie, Darren Alvey, Jeremy Pilkerton, and Sam Archer. (Larry Burnett photo)
For full results from this event, please visit www.PotomacSpeedway.com.
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| April 20, 2019 - Logan Roberson Wins Battle of the Bay Finale at Winchester |
 On Wednesday night Logan Roberson traveled to Delaware International Speedway (Delmar, Delaware) kicking off the Battle of the Bay speedweeks. With a stout field of 53 RUSH Dirt Late Model Series entries on hand, Logan secured his spot into the opening night feature with a 2nd place finish in his heat behind Ross Robinson. Rolling off 11th, Roberson passed seven cars reeling in a 4th place finish behind Max Blair, Ross Robinson, and Amanda Whaley with Dillon Brown coming in 5th. (Jamie Wilson photo)
The following night at Georgetown Speedway (Georgetown, Delaware) for the Mark Williams Memorial, Roberson followed up the 13th fastest time overall with a 2nd place finish in his heat behind Dillon Brown. With $3,000 on the line in the feature, Logan gained two spots in the 30-lapper to place 5th behind Max Blair, Ross Robinson, Dale Hollidge, and Dillon Brown.
The third round of the Battle of the Bay at Potomac Speedway (Budds Creek, Maryland) fell victim to rain.
 Wrapping up the Battle of the Bay on Saturday, Roberson was one of 44 cars signed in at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia). After laying down the fastest time overall in qualifying, Roberson followed up a heat race victory with a 2nd place finish in the Dash. Earning the 2nd-starting position for the A-Main, Logan inherited the lead on lap-20 of the feature after the leader suffered a broken driveshaft. Building more than a two second lead in the remaining ten circuits, Logan Roberson topped Max Blair, Jeremy Wonderling, Charlie Sandercock, and Matt Hill in the 30-lapper to pick up his fourth win of the season. He pocketed a $3,000 payday. (Jimmy Saffell Jr. photo)
For full results from these events, please visit www.RUSHLateModels.com.
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| April 13, 2019 - Runner-up Finish at Winchester Speedway |
Saturday night saw Logan Roberson return to action at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia) competing in a field of 20 RUSH Crate Late Model entries. Reeling in a podium finish in the 25-lap feature, Roberson posted a 2nd place spot behind Dale Hollidge with Billy Beachler, Devin Brannon, and Levi Crowl completing the Top-5 finishers.
For full results from this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| April 6, 2019 - Roberson Leads Wire-to-Wire at Winchester; Records Third Straight Win |
 Logan Roberson was one of 20 Rush Crate Late Model entries signed in at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia) on Saturday evening for the $1,000 top prize. After starting the night off with a heat race victory, Roberson fought off several challenges from Trevor Feathers in the 30-lap feature to capture his third win of the season. Feathers, Amanda Whaley, Levi Crowl, and Devin Brannon trailed him to the checkers.
For full results from this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| March 30, 2019 - Logan Roberson Records Weekend Sweep |
 Friday found Logan Roberson in action at Potomac Speedway (Budds Creek, Maryland) powering the Wynbridge Inc. #17 Crate Late Model entry for the regular night of racing. Earning the pole position for the A-Main via preliminary events, Roberson led wire-to-wire en route to his first victory of the season over Eric Wilson, Darren Alvey, Chuck Bowie, and Austin Bussler. (WRT Speedwerx photos)
 The following night at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Virginia), Logan started the night off with a heat race victory sending him into the redraw. Receiving the pole position, Roberson jumped out to a comfortable lead for the majority of the race until fending off Trevor Feathers as he navigated through lap traffic to pick up his second win of the season. Feathers, Devin Brannon, Al Shawver Jr., and Jon Painter trailed him across the line in the 30-lap affair.
For full results from these events, please visit www.PotomacSpeedway.com and www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| March 23, 2019 - Logan Roberson Bags Runner-up Finish in Potomac Speedway Season-Opener |
On Saturday evening Logan Roberson traveled to Potomac Speedway (Budds Creek, Maryland) competing in a field of 14 RUSH Crate Late Models for the track’s season-opener. Following a 2nd place finish in his heat race, Roberson received the 5th-starting position for the feature based off the pill-draw. Improving three spots in the 20-lap affair, Logan notched a runner-up finish behind Darren Alvey with Chuck Bowie, Austin Bussler, and Brad Rigdon rounding out the Top-5.
For full results from this event, please visit www.PotomacSpeedway.com.
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| March 2, 2019 - Podium Finish in Bubba Army Winternationals Opener |
 On Thursday night Logan Roberson was one of 26 Durrence Layne Winter Shootout Series entries signed in at Bubba Raceway Park (Ocala, Florida) for the Bubba Army Winternationals opener. Timing in third fastest in qualifying, Roberson earned the 3rd-starting position for the opening night feature. Working his way up to second, Logan slipped up one spot on lap-26 to place 3rd behind Kyle Bronson and Walker Arthur with Tyler Clem and Nick Hoffman completing the Top-5 finishers. (Mitchell Jenkins photo)
 The following night, Logan locked his spot into the $2,000-to-win A-Main with the sixth fastest time in his qualifying group. Losing five spots in the 40-lap affair, Roberson notched a 6th place finish.
For the final round of the Bubba Army Winternationals on Saturday, Logan recorded the fourth fastest time in his qualifying group before placing 4th in his heat. Earning the 11th-starting position for the $10,000-to-win finale, Logan Roberson gained two positions in the 100-lap affair to place 9th.
For full results from these events, please visit www.DurrenceLayneRacing.com.
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| February 16, 2019 - Logan Roberson Attends Sweetheart at 411 Motor Speedway |
 Logan Roberson made the trek to 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tennessee) on Saturday night of the annual Sweetheart. Drawing 24 Crate Late Models for the $1,000 top prize, Roberson registered the 17th fastest time in qualifying locking him on the ninth row for the main event. Unable to gain any ground, Logan slipped back to a 24th place outing in the 25-lap affair.
For full results from this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| February 1, 2019 - Roberson Lands Top 10 Finish in Night Two of Winter Nationals |
 Logan Roberson was one of 31 Crate Late Models signed in at East Bay Raceway Park (Gibsonton, Florida) on Thursday evening for the opening night of the annual Winter Nationals. Coming in 3rd in his heat race, Roberson earned the 9th-starting position for the opening night feature. With $2,000 on the line, Logan battled his way into the Top-5 by the midpoint of the 30-lapper but ran into issues late that prevented him from finishing.
 Returning on Friday night, Roberson secured his spot into the $2,500-to-win A-Main with a 3rd place finish in his heat. After battling for a Top-5 spot early, Logan faded late in the 30-lap affair to place 8th. (Mike Horne photo)
For full results from these events, please visit www.EBRP.co. |
| January 27, 2019 - Roberson Bags Podium Finish in 2019 Debut at EAMS |
Saturday night saw Logan Roberson kick off the 2019 season at East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Alabama) for the 44th annual National 100. With 18 Crate Late Models on hand for the two-day event, Roberson came in second fastest in his qualifying group locking him into the 3rd-starting position for the $3,000-to-win A-Main on Sunday. Holding his spot for all 40-laps, Logan scored a 3rd place finish behind Mark Whitener and Jimmy Thomas with Ahnna Parkhurst and Rodgerick Dykes completing the Top-5 finishers. (Richard Barnes photo)
For full results from this event, please visit www.EAMSDirt.com.
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| December 31, 2018 - Logan Roberson Records 14-Win 2018 Season |
Competing in a total of 56 events during the 2018 season, Logan Roberson claimed 14 wins aboard his Wynbridge Inc. #17 BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model. Losing 11 of his scheduled dates to bad weather, Roberson recorded 48 Top-10 outings and 25 Top-5 finishes.
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| December 29, 2018 - 14th Place Outing in Hangover at 411 Motor Speedway |
Bringing the 2018 season to a close, Logan Roberson made the trek to 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tennessee) on Saturday night for the ninth annual Hangover. Coming in third fastest in qualifying, Roberson earned the 3rd-starting position for the A-Main. With $1,500 on the line, Logan was battling for a podium spot when mechanical issues dropped him back to a 14th place outing.
For full results from this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| December 1, 2018 - Roberson Bags Top 10 Finish in Gateway Dirt Prelim |
 Hopping behind the wheel of the Mike and Michelle Smiley-owned #19 Super Late Model, Logan Roberson traveled to The Dome at America’s Center (St. Louis, Missouri) on Thursday night for the 3rd annual VP Racing Fuels Gateway Dirt Nationals. Drawing 93 cars for a round of qualifying, Roberson recorded the fifth fastest time in his group locking him on the pole of his heat race on Friday.
 Transferring the Top 3 into one of the two preliminary features, Roberson streaked to an 8-lap heat race victory positioning him 5th on the starting grid. Hanging on to a Top-10 finish in the 25-lap affair, Logan scored a 10th place spot.
Returning on Saturday night starting on the front row of his B-Main for one final shot at the $30,000-to-win finale, Roberson got ran over on opening lap that flattened a tire and brought a disappointing end to his weekend.
For full results from these events, please visit www.GatewayDirt.com.
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| November 24, 2018 - Motor Problems Withdrawals Roberson From Leftover at 411 |
On Saturday night Logan Roberson made the trek to 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tennessee) looking to make his first start of the season in the Super Late Model ranks. With 44 Schaeffer’s Oil Iron-Man Series enties on hand for the annual Leftover, Roberson ran into mechanical issues in practice on Friday that prevented him from competing on Saturday evening.
For full results from this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| November 10, 2018 - Top 5 Finish in Showdown in Savannah Opener at OSP |
 Logan Roberson traveled to Oglethorpe Speedway Park (Pooler, Georgia) on Friday night for the two-day Showdown in Savannah. In a field of 31 Crate Late Models, Logan timed in fifth fastest in his qualifying group before placing 2nd in his heat behind Ches Chester. With Mother Nature postponing Friday’s $2,000-to-win feature to Saturday morning, Logan held his spot for the entire distance to place 5th.
Later Saturday night, Roberson followed up the second fastest time in his group with a 2nd place finish in his heat. Starting the $5,000-to-win finale in 7th, Logan got caught in a wreck that prevented him from finishing the 50-lap affair.
For full results from these events, please visit www.OSPRacing.net.
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| November 3, 2018 - Logan Roberson Scores Second Straight Crate Nationals Victory at Volunteer Speedway |
 For the second-straight year Logan Roberson parked his Wynbridge Inc. #17 BTS Towing Service/ XR1 Rocket Chassis Late Model in Victory Lane at the Crate Nationals at Tennessee’s Volunteer Speedway.
The $3,000 victory pushed his 2018-win tally to 14.
“Wow, what a race,” Roberson exclaimed. “Cory [Hedgecock] and I threw everything that we had at each other, and it was a blast. Cory and I were joking after the feature that there’s not many people you can race like that with. I hope the fans enjoyed it as much as we did.
“We were second last weekend in the World Short Track Championships at Charlotte, and now we won this deal. We’re ending this season with a lot of momentum. Hopefully we can go grab some more wins before it’s over.”
Saturday night found Logan Roberson in action at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tennessee), where he was competing against a stout field of 41 Crate Late Models for the annual Crate Nationals. Starting the night with a heat race victory, Logan earned the pole position for the 51-lap A-Main.
Logan led early in the feature before Cory Hedgecock took control with a slider on lap 24. Regaining the lead from Cory Hedgecock on lap 27 after throwing his own slider, Roberson led the remaining 24 circuits en route to his second straight Crate Nationals victory and 14th overall win of the season.
Topping Hedgecock, Jensen Ford, Chase King, and Mack McCarter at the line, Logan pocketed a $3,000 payday. (Chad Wells photo)
For full results from this event, please visit www.VolunteerSpeedway.com.
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