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| December 5, 2018 - Logan Roberson Records 14-Win 2018 Season |
Competing in a total of 55 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 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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