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| November 14, 2020 - Logan Roberson Hats available for pre-order |
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| November 14, 2020 - Podium finish in Crate Late Model Championship at Bulls Gap |
 Friday night saw Logan Roberson return to action at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the two-day Crate Late Model National Championship. With 73 American Crate All-Star Series entries crammed into the pit area, Roberson came one spot short of a transfer position in his heat with a fourth place finish, transferring him into the B-Main for another shot at the opening night feature. Outdueling A.J. Hicks to pick up the consolation victory, Logan locked into the 20th-starting position for the opening night feature. Breaking into the Top-10, Roberson passed 12 cars in the 50-lapper to register an eighth place finish.
 The following night, Logan recorded the sixth fastest lap in his time trial group before picking up a 10-lap heat race victory. Starting the $15,000-to-win Crate Late Model National Championship in sixth, Roberson clawed forward three spots in the 100-lap affair to finish third behind Jimmy Owens and Jason Welshan with Zach Sise and Jensen Ford completing the Top-5 finishers. (Michael Boggs Photography)
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| October 31, 2020 - Early exit in World Short Track Championship at Charlotte |
 Logan Roberson made the trip to the Dirt Track at Charlotte (Concord, N.C.) on Friday night piloting his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 Late Model for the Drydene World Short Track Championship. In a stout field of 51 DIRTcar Late Models, Logan laid down the third fastest time in his qualifying group before picking up an 8-lap heat race victory. (Shawn Cooper photo | WRTSpeedwerx.com)
 Receiving the third-starting position for Saturday night’s $4,000-to-win World Short Track Championship A-Main, Roberson was an early retiree from the 30-lap affair on the eighth lap.
For more information on this event, please visit www.DIRTcar.com.
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| October 24, 2020 - Roberson finishes second in rain-shortened Cash Money 100 |
 After track conditions saw him scratch from preliminary events on Friday night at All-Tech Raceway (Lake City, Fla.), Logan Roberson headed to Natural Bridge Speedway (Natural Bridge, Va.) on Saturday evening for the Cash Money 100. After topping the 37-car field in time trials, Roberson cruised to a heat race victory, which positioned him second on the starting grid for the $10,000-to-win A-Main. With Justin Williams setting the pace early, Roberson snuck past to assume command of the top spot before the mandatory fuel stop on lap 50. After Mother Nature shortened the 100-lap feature to 70 laps, Logan Roberson came in second behind Williams with Dustin Mitchell, Walker Arthur, and Ethan Wilson rounding out the Top-5.
For more information on this event, please visit www.NBSpeedway.com.
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| October 17, 2020 - Logan Roberson notches sixth place finish in King of the Mountain Championship finale at SMS |
Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the American Crate All-Star Series doubleheader. Drawing 45 cars for the King of the Mountain Championship, Logan came in 12th fastest overall in time trials before placing second in his heat behind Cory Hedgecock. Starting the opening night feature in 12th, Roberson was an early retiree from the 30-lapper with overheating issues.
On Saturday afternoon, Roberson followed up the 11th fastest lap in qualifying with a runner-up finish in his heat behind Trevor Sise. With $3,000 on the line in the feature, Logan clawed forward five spots in the 40-lap affair to register a sixth place finish.
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| October 10, 2020 - Roberson attends Mars Racing Series doubleheader in Illinois |
 Logan Roberson made the trek to Peoria Speedway (Peoria, Ill.) on Friday night piloting the Smiley Racing Products No. 19 Late Model for the Mars Racing Series sanctioned program. In a stout field of 42 cars, Roberson got caught behind a spinning car in his heat while batting for a transfer spot, sending him into the B-Main. Needing to place second or better to make the opening night feature, Logan came one spot shy with a third place outing. (Todd Healy photo)
 The following night at Fairbury Speedway (Fairbury, Ill.), Logan timed in seventh in his qualifying group before placing fifth in his heat race. Transferring into the B-Main for one final shot at the $15,000-to-win A-Main, Roberson was running in a transfer spot for the majority of the consolation event until jumping the cushion, which saw him retire early from the 12-lapper.
For more information on these events, please visit www.MarsRacingSeries.com.
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| October 3, 2020 - Red-hot Roberson storms to fifth straight victory at MMP |
 Logan Roberson continued his recent hot-streak Saturday while also reaching another milestone in his young career. (Michael Boggs Photography)
Roberson piloted the Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model to a $5,000 American Crate All-Star Series victory at Mountain Motorsports Park in Isom, Ky.
The triumph was Logan’s fifth consecutive win at five different tracks in the past 4 weeks. It also marked the 80th win of his flourishing career.
“This doesn’t even seem real. To say we’ve been blessed would be an understatement,” Roberson said. “None of this would be possible without so many great people behind me. I can’t thank everyone enough for their support!”
Drawing 22 cars, Roberson locked into the pole position for the feature with the fastest lap overall in time trials. Leading wire-to-wire, Logan cruised to his seventh overall win of the season over Zach Sise, Matt Henderson, Kenny Howell, and Tyler Arrington.
For more information on this event, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| September 26, 2020 - Roberson rolls to fourth straight win, grabs $6,200 |
 Not once, but twice Logan Roberson parked his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model in Victory Lane over the weekend.
A $5,000 triumph at Richmond (Ky.) Raceway Saturday highlighted the weekend and marked Logan’s fourth consecutive trip to the winner’s circle.
“To say this weekend was a success would be an understatement! We were able to bring home two quick time awards, two heat race wins, and two feature wins,” said Roberson. “I can’t thank all who support us enough and keep this train rolling!”
With Mother Nature altering his original plans at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.), Logan Roberson headed to the Bluegrass State on Friday evening to make his first start of the season at Rockcastle Speedway in Mount Vernon, Ky.
After topping the 24-car field in time trials, Roberson made a late-race move on the high-side in the feature to secure his fifth overall win of on the season. He earned a $1,200 payday for his efforts.
 On Saturday afternoon at Richmond Raceway for the Fastrak Racing Series-sanctioned “Damn Yankees 50,” Logan followed up the fastest lap overall in a field of 28 cars with a heat race win.
Leading wire-to-wire in the feature, Roberson cruised to his fourth straight win of the season over Todd Coffman, Matt Long, Derek Fisher, and Trevor Sise. Tallying his third career Fastrak Racing Series triumph, Logan pocketed a $5,000 prize.
"When we got to a couple laps to go, my dad started signaling me that he was on me and them lapped cars, oh my god, they didn't know where they was going and I was stuck in a pickle and I heard him on the outside and he was beating the wall down," Roberson said of a hard-charging Todd Coffman. "My dad was just telling me to take up the whole racetrack and hopefully it would pay off for us and luckily enough, I'm blessed enough and it held off and we got lucky."
For more information on these events, please visit www.RockCastleSpeedway.com and www.FastrakRacing.com.
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| September 19, 2020 - Logan Roberson soars to Natural Bridge Speedway checkers |
 Logan Roberson made the short trip to Natural Bridge (Va.) Speedway Saturday and parked his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ Rocket Chassis Crate Late Model in Victory Lane. (Zach Yost photo)
“I can’t thank everyone enough for their support,” said Roberson. “This feels great. We worked hard to put this car together and was just looking to shake it down tonight. The hard work paid off. I’m looking forward to this weekend, Richmond Raceway is one of my favorite tracks.”
Laying down the fastest lap overall in time trials, Roberson locked into the fourth-starting position for the A-Main via the invert. Wheeling his way to the front, Logan cruised to his fourth win of the season over Walker Arthur, Ronnie Martin Jr., Bud Stinson, and Shawn Whetzel. He pocketed a $1,000 payday.
For more information on this event, please visit www.NBSpeedway.com.
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| September 7, 2020 - Roberson visits Victory Lane at 411 in No. 12 Late Model |
Monday afternoon found Logan Roberson picking up his third win of the 2020 campaign with a dominating performance at 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tenn.
The victory, which came aboard the Cody Cubbage-owned No. 12 McDonough Toyota/ Paynes Enterpirse Inc./ Hometown Grill/ Longhorn Chassis Crate Late Model, earned Roberson a $2,000 payday.
“What a weekend it’s been. After struggling hard at the start of the weekend, JC Crockett, my Dad, Harold, Cody, Robert, and Eric went over this entire car and spent all day working on it,” said Roberson. “We finally got it done. Thanks everyone for their support!”
Logan kicked off the busy Labor Day weekend on Friday night at Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tenn. with the American Crate All-Star Series. With 38 cars on hand for the opening round of the Crystal Cup, Roberson followed up the 17th fastest lap overall in time trials with a heat race victory.
Earning the ninth-starting position for the $2,000-to-win A-Main, Logan jumped up two spots in the 40-lapper to place seventh.
 On Saturday, for the Clyde Pardue Memorial at Friendship Motor Speedway in Elkin, N.C., Logan locked into the fifth-starting spot for the feature with the fifth fastest time in qualifying.
With $1,600 on the line, Roberson clawed forward two spots to register a third-place finish behind Justin Hudspeth and Matt Long with Tristen Love and Jeff Decker completing the Top-5 finishers.
Returning to the American Crate All-Star Series circuit on Sunday, Roberson traveled to the Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Va. for the $10,000-to-win Pro Late Model Nationals.
After getting behind the eight ball in his qualifying session, Roberson logged a fifth-place finish in his heat, giving him one last shot at the A-Main with a B-Main appearance. Needing to place fourth or better, Logan faded back to a ninth-place outing.
 Bringing an end to the four-day weekend, Logan stopped at 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tenn. on Monday afternoon for the Labor Day Matinee. After topping the 21-car field in time trials, Roberson led wire-to-wire in the 35-lap feature to record his third win of the season over Eli Beets, Jensen Ford, Rusty Ballenger, and Cameron Weaver.
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com, www.FriendshipSpeedway.net, and www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| August 28, 2020 - Logan Roberson posts podium finish at Natural Bridge Speedway |
Piloting the Cubbage-owned No. 12 Longhorn Chassis Late Model, Logan Roberson visited Natural Bridge Speedway (Natural Bridge, Va.) on Friday night competing in a field of 22 Crate Late Models. After jumping out to a commanding lead in the feature, Roberson was struck by another lapped-car that sent him into the pits. Rejoining the field from the tail, Logan marched forward to place third Ronnie Martin Jr. and Tyler Hoy with B.J. Mongold and Ryan Adams completing the Top-5 finishers.
For more information on this event, please visit www.NBSpeedway.com.
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| August 22, 2020 - Roberson salvages sixth place finish at I-75 |
 After Mother Nature wiped out his original plans at Richmond Raceway (Richmond, Ky.), Logan Roberson traveled to I-75 Raceway (Sweetwater, Tenn.) on Saturday evening for the third annual Dirt Slinger Classic. Drawing 28 Southern All Star Dirt Series entries, Roberson secured his spot into the $5,000-to-win A-Main with the fifth fastest lap in his time trial group. After suffering a flat right-rear tire while running in third, Logan charged from the tail of the field in the final 20 circuits to finish sixth.
For more information on this event, please visit www.SASDirt.com.
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| August 15, 2020 - Fourth place finish with ULMS at Hidden Valley Speedway |
 On Friday afternoon Logan Roberson visited Path Valley Speedway (Spring Run, Pa.) for the Ultimate Northeast Series-sanctioned Night of Power. In a field of 21 cars, Roberson followed up the second fastest time in qualifying with a second place finish in his heat behind Gregg Satterlee. Starting the $3,000-to-win A-Main in sixth, Logan salvaged a ninth place finish after replacing a tire early in the 40-lapper.
 The following night at Hidden Valley Speedway (Clearfield, Pa.) for the Zimmer’s United Late Model Series sanctioned contest, Logan secured his spot into the A-Main with a heat race victory. With $5,000 on the line, Roberson clawed forward two positions to place fourth behind Max Blair, Wyatt, Scott, and David Scott with Mike Pegher Jr. coming in fifth.
For more information on these events, please visit www.UltimateSupers.com and www.ULMSRacing.com.
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| August 8, 2020 - Top 5 finish at Beckley Motorsports Park |
 Logan Roberson traveled to Beckley Motorsports Park (Beckley, W.Va.) on Saturday afternoon piloting his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 Late Model. Drawing 23 Late Models for the $7,500-to-win A-Main, Roberson locked into the pole position for the feature with the fastest lap overall in time trials. Dropping three spots, Logan notched a fourth place finish behind Zack Dohm, Tyler Bare, and Chris Meadows with Zach Hill coming in fifth. |
| July 31, 2020 - Roberson lands fifth place finish in Late Model Mania at Ohio Valley |
 Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at Ohio Valley Speedway (Washington, W.V.) piloting his RBS Auto Sales No. 17 Late Model for the Late Model Mania. Reeling in a Top-5 finish in the 40-lap feature, Roberson notched a fifth place finish behind Freddie Carpenter, Tyler Evans, Tyler Carpenter, and Colten Burdette. (Zach Yost Racing Photography)
Saturday night’s double features at Elkins Raceway (Kerens W.V.) fell victim to Mother Nature.
For more information on this event, please visit www.OhioValleySpeedway.com. |
| July 25, 2020 - Logan Roberson rules Lee Stultz Memorial at Winchester for second win of the season |
 Logan Roberson his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ Rocket Chassis Super Late Model to his second win of the season on Saturday. (Jason Walls photo | WRTSpeedwerx.com)
Roberson earned $3,000 following a dominating performance in the Lee Stultz Memorial at Winchester (Va.) Speedway.
"We've always called this place home and to get a Late Model win here is an awesome feeling," Roberson said. "Everybody on this team helps to keep this car going and I wouldn't be here without them."
 Roberson kicked off his busy weekend on Thursday with the Schaeffer’s Southern Nationals Series at Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tenn.). Roberson followed up the sixth fastest time in his group with a 10-lap consolation victory. Starting the $3,500-to-win A-Main in 11th, Logan was an early retiree from the 35-lap affair on the 11th lap.
The following night at 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tenn. for a $10,053 top prize, Logan posted a third place finish in his heat race, which positioned him 11th on the starting grid for the main event. Unable to get any momentum going in the 53-lapper, Roberson withdrew from competition on lap 30.
 On Saturday afternoon, Roberson headed to his home track of Winchester Speedway. After topping the 18-car field in time trials, Logan cruised to a heat race win, locking him into the second-starting position for the feature.
Leading wire-to-wire, Roberson went unchallenged in the main event to cross the finish line by nearly a straightaway over Dale Hollidge, Tyler Bare, Justin Weaver, and Jonathan DeHaven.
For more information on these events, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com and www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com. |
| July 13, 2020 - Top 5 finish in Southern Nationals debut at Bulls Gap |
 Logan Roberson made his first start with the Schaeffer’s Southern Nationals on Monday afternoon at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the third round of the 12-race miniseries. Timing in second fastest in his group behind Vic Hill, Logan locked into the fourth-starting position for the main event. With $3,500 on the line, Roberson dropped one spot in the 35-lapper to register a fifth place finish behind Chris Madden, Brandon Overton, Cory Hedgecock, and Ross Bailes. (Rick Neff photo)
For more information on this event, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.
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| July 10, 2020 - Roberson visits Florence for Lucas Oil doubleheader |
 Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at Florence Speedway (Union, Ky.) for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) doubleheader. Drawing 33 cars for the General Tire Summer Sizzler Nationals, Roberson was contesting for a transfer spot early in his heat before fading back to a sixth place finish. Needing a third place finish or better in his B-Main to make the $12,000-to-win A-Main, Logan logged a seventh place outing.
Saturday night’s finale fell victim to Mother Nature.
For more information on this event, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.
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| July 4, 2020 - Sixth place finish in Independence 40 at Bulls Gap |
 On Saturday evening Logan Roberson was one of 23 Schaeffer’s Iron-Man Series on hand at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the Independence 40. Recording the seventh fastest time in his group, Robson locked into the 13th-starting position for the $5,000-to-win A-Main. Coming one spot shy of a Top-5 finish, Logan marched through the field seven spots to place sixth.
For more information on this event, please visit www.CTPromotions.org.
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| June 27, 2020 - Logan Roberson takes part in Lucas Oil weekend in Tennessee and Alabama |
Logan Roberson headed to 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) on Friday afternoon for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) sanctioned Tennessee’s Action Track 50. Drawing 38 cars, Logan timed in seventh fastest in his group before grabbing the fourth and final transfer spot in his heat race. Starting the opening night feature in 14th, Roberson challenged for a Top-10 finish early but faded late in the race, ultimately retiring on lap 40. He was credited with a 22nd place outing.
 The following night at Talladega Short Track (Eastaboga, Ala.) for the EZ-Go 50, Roberson was battling for a transfer spot in his heat race when he was taken out by another competitor, bringing a disappointing end to his weekend. (Heath Lawson photo)
For more information on these events, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.
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| June 20, 2020 - Roberson records Podium finish at Richmond Raceway |
 On Friday evening Logan Roberson was one of 33 Late Models signed in at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series doubleheader. After laying down the fourth fastest time in his group, race officials ruled Roberson used the wrong exit when leaving the track, negating his lap time. Slated to start near the tail of his heat, Logan decided to load up and head elsewhere for somewhere to race on Saturday.
 Traveling to Richmond Raceway (Richmond, Kentucky) for the $2,500 top prize, Logan scored a third place finish in the feature after jumping the cushion on the final lap while taking part in a heated battled for the lead with Dustin Linville. (Jimmy Pittman photo)
For more information on these events, please visit www.WoOLMS.com and www.Richmond-Raceway.net.
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| June 13, 2020 - Logan Roberson Attends Mountain Moonshine Classic at SMS |
Saturday night found Logan Roberson in action at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) powering his BTS Towing Service No. 17 Late Model for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned Mountain Moonshine Classic. Drawing 39 cars, Roberson came in sixth fastest in his group but was involved in a tangle in his heat that forced him to retire early. Rolling off fifth in his B-Main for one last shot at the $15,000-to-win A-Main, Logan improved seven spots but fell two positions short of a transfer spot with a fifth place outing.
For more information on this event, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.
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| May 30, 2020 - Roberson Rolls to First Career Super Late Model Win at Tyler County |
 Logan Roberson is no stranger to Victory Lane, having earned over 25 career wins in the Crate Late Model ranks. However, Thursday’s celebration was unlike any other for the 22-year-old. (Zach Yost Racing Photography)
Roberson piloted his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 RBS Auto Sales/ BTS Towing Service/ Rocket Chassis to his first-career Super Late Model victory in the King of the Ring 40 at Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, W.V.
“I’m honestly still in shock, it hasn’t sunk in yet,” said an emotional Roberson following the win. “This is a dream come true. This was this first race that my mom and dad didn’t attend with me, I just wanted to make them proud. I can’t thank them enough for all they’ve done to support my career. Also, a big thanks to all of our fans and sponsors.”
 After the crew thrashed overnight to get his car ready to race, Logan made the six-hour trek to Tyler County Speedway. With 30 Super Late Models on hand, Roberson secured his spot into the main event with a 10-lap heat race victory.
After multiple botched starts in the feature, Logan shot out to an early lead and looked to have the top spot locked up until a caution appeared on lap 26. Holding off a charging Max Blair in the closing laps, Roberson went on to his first win of the season. Taking the checkers ahead of Blair, Kyle Thomas, Mike Benedum, and Colten Burdette, Roberson earned a $5,000 payday.
 On Saturday afternoon at Hagerstown (Md.) Speedway, Roberson started the night off with a heat race victory but after a Top-8 invert he was placed eighth on the starting grid for the $2,000-to-win A-Main.
After wheeling his way into a podium position, Logan faded one spot late in the 25-lapper to place fourth behind Kyle Lee, Trever Feathers, and Nick Dickson with Justin Weaver coming in fifth.
For more information on these events, please visit www.TylerCountySpeedwayOnline.com and www.HagerstownSpeedway.com.
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| May 25, 2020 - Runner-up Finish with American Crate All-Star Series at Crossville |
 Logan Roberson kicked off his Memorial Day weekend on Friday evening at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the American Crate All-Star Series sanctioned Mayhem in the Mountains. After several rain showers delayed the program into the early morning hours, Roberson was collected in a tangle in his heat race that prevented him from making it out for his B-Main. (Michael Boggs Photography)
Following the American Crate All-Star Series on Saturday, Roberson headed to Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the Memorial Day Mayhem. In a stout field of 41 cars, Roberson jumped up three spots in his heat to register a fourth place finish. Capturing a consolation victory, Logan locked into the 22nd-starting position for the $3,000-to-win A-Main. Coming one spot shy of a Top-5 finish, Logan Roberson advanced through the field 16 positions to place sixth.
On Sunday afternoon at Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tenn.) with 19 American Crate All-Star Series entries on hand, Roberson followed up the fourth fastest time overall in qualifying with a fourth place finish in the Dash. With $2,000 on the line in the feature, Logan gained two spots in the 40-lapper to score a runner-up finish behind Randy Weaver with Trevor Sise, Brandon Williams, and Adam Ahl rounding out the Top-5.
 Wrapping up his Memorial Day weekend on Monday, Roberson stopped at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) pulling double duty for the eighth annual Scott Sexton Memorial. Drawing 40 Schaeffer’s Iron-Man Series entries, Logan timed in 10th fastest in his group but mechanical issues at the start of his heat race sidelined him for the remainder of the evening in the Super Late Model ranks.
Earning the 12th-starting position for the $1,500-to-win Crate Late Model feature via preliminary events, Logan passed six cars in the 25-lapper to record a sixth place finish.
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com and www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| May 16, 2020 - Roberson Lands Sixth Place Finish in Spring Sizzler at 411 |
On Saturday night Logan Roberson visited 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) piloting his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Late Model for the Spring Sizzler. Drawing 35 cars, Roberson timed in sixth fastest in his time trial group before capturing a 10-lap heat race victory. Starting the $5,000-to-win A-Main in seventh, Logan jumped up one spot in the 50-lap affair to register a sixth place finish.
For more information on this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| May 2, 2020 - 10th Place Finish in Palmetto Invitational at Cherokee Speedway |
 With the promoters and track officials mandating several precautionary measures to hold the event during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Logan Roberson headed to Lancaster Speedway (Lancaster, South Carolina) on Friday night for the Lancaster Lidlifter. With the field limit set at 25, Roberson secured his spot into the $5,000-to-win A-Main with the fourth fastest lap overall in time trials. With a crowd-funded bonus adding an additional $1,335 to the winner’s payday, Logan got taken out on the second botched restart, bringing a disappointing end to his night.
 The following night at Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, South Carolina) for the inaugural Palmetto Invitational, Logan rebounded in time trials to record the fifth fastest lap in his group after breaking an input shaft in his hot-lap session. Coming in third in his heat race, Roberson locked into the 10th-starting position for the $10,000-to-win A-Main. After working his way into the Top-10 early and challenging for a Top-5 finish, Logan Roberson faded late in the 60-lapper to place 10th.
For more information on these events, please visit www.LancasterSuperSpeedway.com and www.CherokeeSpeedwaySC.com.
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| March 15, 2020 - 8th Place Finish in Cochran Clash at Cochran Motor Speedway |
 Saturday night saw Logan Roberson return to action at Modoc Raceway (Modoc, South Carolina) for the annual Modoc 100. Drawing 24 Crate Late Models, Roberson timed in ninth fastest in time trials but caught behind a wreck while running in second in his heat that jammed the body into the left-rear tire. Starting on the tail of the $5,000-to-win A-Main, Logan was an early retiree from the 50-lapper on the sixth lap.
 On Sunday afternoon, Logan headed to Cochran Motor Speedway (Cochran, Georgia) for the Newsome Crate Racin’ USA Winter Series sanctioned Cochran Clash. Following the seventh fastest lap in qualifying, Roberson notched a fifth-place finish in his heat, which positioned him 16th on the starting grid for the main event. With $10,000 on the line, Logan Roberson improved eight spots in the 50-lap affair to place eighth.
For more information on these events, please visit www.ModocRaceway.com and www.CochranSpeedway.com.
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| February 9, 2020 - Winternationals Brings Roberson to East Bay Raceway Park |
 On Monday night Logan Roberson followed the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) to East Bay Raceway Park (Gibsonton, Florida) for the 44th annual Wrisco Winternationals. In a stout field of 62 cars, Roberson fell two spots short of a transfer position in his heat with a 5th place finish. Transferring into the B-Main for another shot at the opening night feature, Logan logged a 5th place finish.
 The following night, Logan was battling for a transfer spot in his heat but a flat-tire on the seventh lap dropped him back to an 8th place finish. Transferring only the race winner from the B-Main into the $5,000-to-win A-Main, Roberson fell short with a 13th place outing. (Heath Lawson photos)
For the third round of the Wrisco Winternationals on Wednesday, Roberson came one spot shy of a transfer position in his heat with a 4th place finish. Streaking to a 12-lap consolation victory, Logan secured his spot into the main event. With $7,000 on the line, Logan Roberson dropped one spot in the 40-lap affair to place 22nd.
On Thursday afternoon, Logan logged an 8th place finish in his heat race, transferring him into the B-Main. Slated to start near the tail of his consolation event, Roberson was a scratch from the 10-lapper.
After coming in 7th in his heat on Friday evening, Roberson elected to sit out his B-Main.
 For the final round of the 44th annual Wrisco Winternationals on Saturday, Roberson came in 8th in his heat, giving him one final shot at the $12,000-to-win A-Main with a B-Main appearance. He was one of four competitors that sat out the 12-lap consolation event.
On Sunday afternoon Logan followed the LOLMDS to All-Tech Raceway (Lake City, Florida) for the $10,000-to-win Winter Nationals. Drawing 34 cars, Roberson edged his way into the $10,000-to-win A-Main with the 4th and final transfer spot in his heat. Losing four spots in the 50-lap affair, Logan Roberson recorded a 17th place finish.
For more information on these events, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.
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| February 1, 2020 - Logan Roberson Begins Speedweeks at Golden Isles |
 After losing Friday night’s opener to Mother Nature, Logan Roberson was one of 45 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series entries signed in at Golden Isles Speedway (Brunswick, Georgia) on Saturday evening for the RhinoAg Super Bowl of Racing. Coming in 7th in his heat race, Roberson transferred into the B-Main for another shot at the $12,000-to-win A-Main. Needing to place in the Top 3, Logan fell short with a 5th place outing. (Zach Yost Racing Photography)
For more information on this event, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.
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| January 2, 2020 - Roberson Ends 2019 Campaign with 12 Wins |
The 2019 season saw Logan Roberson travel to a total of 55 events behind the wheel of his Dirt Defender/ RBS Auto Sales No. 17 Late Model entry. With Mother Nature determining the outcome of eight his scheduled dates, Roberson collected 12 wins, 36 Top-5 finishes, and 42 Top-10 outings.
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| December 28, 2019 - 5th Place Finish in Hangover at 411 Motor Speedway |
On Saturday afternoon Logan Roberson visited 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tennessee) piloting his Bobby's Towing Service No. 17 Super Late Model entry for the annual Hangover. In a field of 33 cars, Roberson secured his spot into the $5,000-to-win A-Main with the third fastest lap in his time trial group. Starting the feature in sixth, Logan improved one spot in the 40-lapper to place 5th behind Donald McIntosh, Jackie Boggs, Cory Hedgecock, and Riley Hickman.
For more information on this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| December 21, 2019 - Logan Roberson Attends Gateway Dirt Nationals |
 Logan Roberson made the trek to The Dome at America’s Center (St. Louis, Missouri) on Thursday evening to kick off the fourth annual Arizona Sports Shirts Gateway Dirt Nationals. With time trials on Thursday setting up a round of preliminary features on Friday, Roberson timed in 17th fastest in his qualifying group.
Starting in 3rd in his heat race, Logan dropped one spot in the 8-lapper to place 4th. Transferring into the B-Main for another shot at the $5,000-to-win preliminary feature, Roberson came two spots shy of a transfer spot with a 4th place finish.
Slated to start seventh in his B-Main on Saturday night for one final shot at the $30,000-to-win A-Main, Roberson elected to save equipment and headed home.
For more information on this event, please visit www.GatewayDirt.com.
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| December 15, 2019 - Top 5 Finish with Xtreme DIRTcar Series at Lavonia |
 On Sunday afternoon Logan Roberson returned with the Drydene Xtreme DIRTcar Series at Lavonia Speedway (Lavonia, Georgia) for the $5,000 top prize. Drawing 21 cars, Roberson followed up the tenth fastest lap in time trials with a 2nd place finish in his heat behind Zack Mitchell. Receiving the second-starting position for the A-Main via the redraw, Logan dropped two spots in the 40-lap affair to place 4th behind Zack Mitchell, Trent Ivey, and Chris Madden with G.R. Smith coming in 5th. (Richard Barnes photo)
For more information on this event, please visit www.XtremeDIRTcar.com.
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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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