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| October 16, 2021 - Logan Roberson Racing partners with Grassroots Sports TV |
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| October 16, 2021 - Logan Roberson records Top-5 finish at Smoky Mountain |
 The American All-Star Series final point’s event for the 2021 season is in the books and Logan Roberson’s has now officially claimed the Championship in his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis Late Model.
He registered a fourth-place finish in the point’s finale on Saturday night at Tennessee’s Smoky Mountain Speedway.
“With the way the points were shaking out we pretty much just had to enter the Smoky Mountain Speedway event to clinch the title,” Roberson said. “I tell you what there’s so many great drivers who support this tour, and while we may not have gotten to Victory Lane with the tour this year, we were very consistent. This Championship means a lot to our team, and I want to say a special thanks to each-and-every person who supports my racing program. There’s some big-paying races still on the schedule for this year, and we are gunning to add some wins to the total before the season is done.”
 With a $5,000 winner’s check on the line for Saturday night’s American All-Star Series presented by PPM event at Smoky Mountain Speedway, Roberson earned the third-starting spot on the 26-car grid for the feature. He raced in the Top 5 throughout the finale before crossing the finish line in fourth behind Cory Hedgecock, Mack McCarter, and Dillon Brown with Zach Sise rounding out the Top-5 finishers.
For more information on this event, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| September 11, 2021 - Logan Roberson visits victory lane at Natural Bridge |
 Logan Roberson’s last-minute decision to race on Saturday night resulted in his fourth win of the season in his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis Late Model.
The victory came at Virginia’s Natural Bridge Speedway.
“It’s been a very tough year on me and my guys, but we pulled through on Saturday night and got the win at Winchester,” Roberson said. “Our new ride is pretty awesome. Thanks to all of my friends and family for sticking with me through the ups-and-downs. We’re looking forward to getting back to action with the All-Star Late Models this weekend, and hopefully adding to our point’s lead.”
 After originally planning to enjoy an off weekend, Logan Roberson made the last-minute decision to travel to Natural Bridge Speedway (Natural Bridge, Va.) on Saturday evening with his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Late Model.
With preliminary events placing him on the pole for the feature, Roberson slipped to second on the start but regained the lead in the ensuing turn to capture the flag-to-flag victory. He finished ahead of Walker Arthur, Ronnie Martin, Carder Miller, and Jesse Quick to record his fourth win of the season.
For more information on this event, please visit www.NBSpeedway.com. |
| September 5, 2021 - Roberson records three Top-5 finishes over Labor Day weekend |
On the heels of three Top-5 finishes in holiday weekend American All-Star Series action presented by PPM, Logan Roberson has extended his advantage atop the series standings in his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis Super Late Model.
With just four points events still remaining, the Virginia racer currently holds a 78-point advantage over his nearest pursuer as he goes after the series title.
“We may not have the number of wins that we’d like to have at this point in the year, but our team has been really consistent this season. The talent level on the American All-Star Series is just amazing. It seems like on any given night that there’s at least a dozen or so drivers, who could get the win,” Roberson said. “We’re definitely focused on doing everything we can to win this title, so we are going to take this weekend off to get ready for Boyds and Crossville in two weeks.
“I want to say a huge thanks to my family, my team, my sponsors, and my fans for everything they do to support my racing program.”
Lifting the lid on a three-race Labor Day weekend with the American All-Star Series presented by PPM, Logan Roberson traveled to Mountain Motorsports Park (Isom, Ky.) on Friday afternoon for the Crystal Cup opener. With his time trial effort placing him eighth on the starting grid for the opening night feature, Roberson advanced forward to finish fourth at the checkered flag. He followed Zach Sise, Shannon Thornsberry, and Raymond Nichols across the line.
The following night at Willard (Ky.) Speedway Logan topped the 19-car field in time trials before picking up the win in the Dash. Starting on the pole for the $2,944-to-win A-Main, Roberson dropped one spot in the 40-lapper to finish second. He trailed A.J. Hicks to the checkers with Zach Sise, Derek Fisher, and Eddie Hambrick rounding out the Top-5.
For the Pro Late Model Nationals on Sunday at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Va.), Logan gained four spots in the 40-lap feature to register a runner-up finish. Ricky Greene stood atop the podium while Justin Willams, Ronnie Martin Jr., and Jesse Quick completed the Toip-5 finishers.
Logan remains leading the latest American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| August 28, 2021 - Top-5 finish in Food City 40 at Bulls Gap |
Logan Roberson followed the American All-Star Series presented by PPM to Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) on Saturday afternoon for the Food City 40. In a field of 29 cars, Logan clocked in seventh fastest overall before placing second in his heat. Starting the $2,500-to-win A-Main in 10th, Roberson marched forward six spots in the 40-lapper to finish fourth. He followed Cory Hedgecock, Mack McCarter, and Josh Henry across the line with Rusty Ballenger coming in fifth.
Logan holds a 52-point margin atop the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on this event, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| August 14, 2021 - Early exit in Nathan Durboraw Tribute |
 Saturday night found Logan Roberson in action at Hagerstown Speedway (Hagerstown, Md.) for the Nathan Durboraw Tribute. Drawing 27 Super Late Models, Logan followed up an eight-lap heat race win with a fifth-place finish in the Dash. Starting the $4,100-to-win A-Main in fifth, Roberson was an early retiree from the 41-lapper with six circuits remaining.
For more information on this event, please visit www.HagerstownSpeedway.com. |
| August 7, 2021 - Roberson notches Top-10 finish Summer Showdown |
 Logan Roberson followed the American Crate All-Star Series to Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) on Saturday afternoon for the Smoky Mountain Summer Showdown. With 32 cars entered, Logan timed in 12th fastest before picking up an eight-lap heat race victory. Starting the $10,000-towin A-Main in ninth, Roberson gained one spot in the 60-lapper to register an eighth-place finish. (Michael Moats photo)
Logan continues to lead the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on this event, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| July 31, 2021 - Fifth-place finish in All-Star stop at Natural Bridge |
On Friday afternoon Logan Roberson returned with the American Crate All-Star Series at Natural Bridge Speedway (Natural Bridge, Va.) for the $3,000 prize. Earning the 19th-starting position for the A-Main via consolation victory, Roberson advanced forward 14 spots in the 40-lapper to finish fifth. He followed Justin Williams, Ryan Adams, Zach Sise, and Walker Arthur across the line.
With preliminary events lining him up 15th on the starting grid for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Logan was up to fifth when motor issues surfaced. He limped across the line in 12th.
Logan sits out front in the latest American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| July 24, 2021 - Runner-up finish in Gunters Honey No. 74 at Winchester |
 Saturday night saw Logan Roberson hop behind the wheel of the Greg Gunter-owned No. 74 Rocket Chassis Late Model for the Junior Boone Memorial. With a second-place finish in his heat race locking his spot into the $4,515-to-win A-Main, Logan advanced forward to finish second, which came behind Kyle Hardy. Trever Feather, Kenny Moreland, and Tyler Bare completed the Top-5 finishers.
For more information on this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com. |
| July 18, 2021 - Roberson attends Carolina Sizzler at Dirt Track at Charlotte |
 Logan Roberson made the trek to the Dirt Track at Charlotte (Concord, N.C.) on Saturday afternoon to take part in a doubleheader weekend with the American Crate All-Star Series. With time restrictions forcing officials to align the starting grid for the opening night feature based off time trial results, Logan clawed forward one spot in the 25-lap affair to register an eighth-place finish. (Kevin Ritchie Photography)
For the second round of the inaugural Carolina Sizzler on Sunday, Roberson timed in second fastest in his group before placing fourth in the Dash. Earning the fourth-starting position for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Logan dropped one spot in the weather-shortened 24-lap affair to finish fifth. He followed Dillon Brown, Jason Welshan, Matt Henderson, and Jesse Lowe across the line.
Logan remains leading the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| July 3, 2021 - Pair of Top-5 finishes over Fourth of July weekend |
Kicking off his Fourth of July weekend with the American All-Star Racing Series, Logan Roberson traveled to Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tenn.) on Friday afternoon for the J. Paul Smith Memorial. In a field of 22 Late Models, Roberson followed up the 10th fastest time overall with a heat race win. Earning the eighth-starting position for the opening night feature, Logan gained three spots in the 40-lapper to register a fifth-place finish. He followed Cameron Weaver, Dillon Brown, Josh Henry, and Carson Ferguson across the line.
On Saturday afternoon at Mountain Motorsports Park (Isom, Ky.) for the Stars and Stripes 76, Logan came in second in his heat behind Tyler Collins, which positioned him 11th on the starting gird for the $10,000-to-win A-Main. Breaking into the Top-5 in a race that saw multiple cautions, Roberson gained seven spots to place fourth. Carson Ferguson, Dillon Brown, and Zach Size took the checkers ahead of him while Benji Hicks finished fifth.
Logan holds a 41-point lead atop the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| June 26, 2021 - J.T. Kerr Memorial brings Roberson to 411 Motor Speedway |
 Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) to take part in the 10th annual J.T. Kerr Memorial. With 35 Late Models entered for the two-day event, Logan clocked in fourth fastest in his group but was collected in tangle in his heat race.
Transferring into the B-Main on Saturday for one final shot at the $10,040-to-win A-Main, Logan passed four cars but fell short of a transfer position with a seventh-place outing.
For more information on the event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net. |
| June 19, 2021 - Sixth-place finish in Back the Blue 75 at Beckley |
Logan Roberson returned with the American All-Star Series on Friday afternoon as the series headed to Princeton Speedway (Princeton, W.Va.) for the Coal Miner’s 40. Following a fifth-place finish in his heat race, Roberson streaked to a B-Main victory, which positioned him 19th on the starting grid for the opening night feature. After visiting the infield hot pit on the eighth lap, Logan charged from the tail of the field to finish 15th.
The following night at Beckley Motorsports Park (Beckley, W.Va.) for the Back the Blue 75, Logan came in 14th fastest in time trials before placing second in his heat race behind Kyle Hardy. Starting the $10,000-to-win A-Main in 14th, Roberson passed eight cars in the 75-lapper to finish sixth.
Logan remains leading the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| June 12, 2021 - Logan Roberson races into Dream opener at Eldora |
 Making his debut at the famed Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio), Logan Roberson was one of 74 Late Models on hand to kick off the 27th annual Dirt Late Model Dream week with four nights of racing. Following the 13th fastest time in his group, Roberson secured his spot into the preliminary feature with a third-place finish in his heat. With $10,000 on the line, Logan faded seven positions in the 25-lap affair to finish 18th. (Jacy Norgaard photo)
 With preliminary results on Wednesday setting the grid for heat races on Thursday evening, Logan faded back to an 11th-place finish in his heat, giving him one final shot at the $127,000-to-win Dirt Late Model Dream with a B-Main appearance. Starting near the tail, Roberson passed nine cars to finish 13th but fell short of a transfer position.
 For another round of preliminary features on Friday, Roberson came in seventh in his heat, sending him into the B-Main, Locking the Top 4 into the show, Logan logged a sixth-place finish. (Josh James Artwork)
Rolling off ninth in his heat on Saturday afternoon, Logan jumped up one spot to finish eighth. Slated to start near the tail of his B-Main for one final shot at the $126,000-to-win Dirt Late Model Dream, Roberson elected to save equipment and scratched from the 20-lapper.
For more information on these events, please visit www.EldoraSpeedway.com. |
| June 5, 2021 - Pair of runner-up finishes with All-Stars |
 Friday night saw Logan Roberson return with the American All-Star Series at Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tenn.) for the Thunder in the Mountains. With his sixth fastest time in qualifying locking into the Dash, Roberson came in fifth. Starting the opening night feature in fifth, Logan gained three spots in the 40-lapper to register a runner-up finish behind Matt Henderson. Jake Teague, Brandon Williams, and Kyle Courtney rounded out the Top-5. (Jacy Norgaard photo)
On Saturday evening at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the Tennessee Summer Sizzler, Roberson locked his spot into the $2,500-to-win A-Main with a third-place finish in the Dash. Unable to close the distance on race-long pacesetter Zach Sise, Roberson settled with a second-place finish in the 40-lap affair. Mack McCarter, Trevor Sise, and Rusty Ballenger completed the Top-5 finishers.
Logan extended his lead atop the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| May 30, 2021 - Roberson races to fifth-place finish at Wythe Raceway |
Kicking off his Memorial Day weekend, Logan Roberson visited Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) on Friday afternoon for the American Crate All-Star Series-sanctioned Mayhem in the Mountains. Following a fifth-place finish in his heat race, Roberson secured his spot into the opening night feature with a second-place finish in his B-Main behind Carder Miller. Passing 13 cars in the 40-lap affair, Logan reeled in a ninth-place finish.
 The following night at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Va.), Logan scored a third-place finish in his heat, which positioned him 15th on the starting grid for the $5,000-to-win finale. Wheeling his way into the Top-5, Roberson gained 10 spots to register a fifth-place finish. He trailed Jesse Lowe, Carson Ferguson, Zach Sise, and Dillon Brown to the checkers in the 50-lap affair. (Jacy Norgaard photo)
Logan is leading Zach Sise by 18 points atop the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com. |
| May 26, 2021 - Logan Roberson Seeking Votes for Eldora “Dream” Opportunity |
 Logan Roberson is always grateful for his legion of loyal supporters. The Virginia hotshoe is now asking his fans to support him daily in the #FloRacingDream contest. <<MORE>> |
| May 22, 2021 - Roberson notches third-place finish at Winchester |
 Making his lone start of the weekend, Logan Roberson invaded Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Va.) on Saturday afternoon to pilot his Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 Late Model. Scoring a Top-5 finish in the 25-lap feature, Roberson posted a third-place finish, trailing Austin Stover and Wesley Bonebrake to the checkers. James Lichiter and Allan Brannon completed the Top-5 finishers.
Full results are available at www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com. |
| May 16, 2021 - Logan Roberson stands on All-Star podium at Princeton Speedway |
Logan Roberson returned with the American Crate All-Star Series at Princeton Speedway (Princeton, W.Va.) on Friday evening for the Country Roads 40. With a dash victory positioning him on the pole for the $3,000-to-win A-Main, Roberson dropped two spots in the 40-lapper to register a third-place finish. He trailed Carson Ferguson and Henry Hornsby III to the checkers with Michael Bland and Benji Hicks rounding out the Top-5.
On Saturday evening at Mountian Motorsports Park (Isom, Ky.) for the Bluegrass Burner, Logan timed in fifth fastest in his group before placing fourth in the dash. With $3,000 on the line in the feature, Roberson dropped three spots to finish seventh.
Entering the Glenn and Stephanie Elliott-owned No. 5 Super Late Model into competition on Sunday at Hagerstown Speedway (Hagerstown, Md.) for the Frank Sagi Tribute, Roberson passed nine cars in the 30-lap feature to record a ninth-place finish.
Logan holds a 14-point advantage over Zach Sise atop the American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com and www.HagerstownSpeedway.com. |
| May 8, 2021 - Roberson grabs win No. 3 at Winchester Speedway |
 For the third time in 2021, Logan Roberson registered a victory at Winchester Speedway. Roberson’s Limited Late Model victory on Saturday night came aboard his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis entry and was worth $1,500.
The Virginia racer is a perfect three-for-three against Winchester Speedway’s Limited Late Model competition in 2021. Additionally, the triumph marked the 83rd of his career.
“After the All-Star weekend got postponed by weather, we decided to race close to home this weekend, and the best choice was Winchester Speedway. We’ve been really good at that place so far this year and Saturday was no exception,” Roberson commented. “We can’t thank all of our fans and sponsors enough, who allow us to do what we love.”
After seeing the weekend’s slate altered by weather, the team trekked to Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Va.) on Saturday evening. Competing in the Limited Late Model division, Roberson led flag-to-flag to claim the $1,500 triumph.
He was followed across the finish line by Austin Stover, Keith Koontz, Wesley Bone brake, and Bubby Tharp Jr.
Full results are available at www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| May 1, 2021 - Runner-up finish with All-Star Series at Wartburg; takes over point lead |
 Saturday night saw Logan Roberson return with the American All-Star Series at Wartburg Speedway (Wartburg, Tenn.) for the All Star Wars. After topping the 25-car field in time trials, Roberson came in fourth in the Dash, which positioned him fourth on the starting grid for the $2,000-to-win A-Main. Overtaking Jake Teague for the lead on lap 14, Roberson led the next 11 circuits until Booger Brooks snuck by. He went on to place second behind Brooks, with Jason Cardwell, Tyler Arrington, and Zach Sise rounding out the Top-5. (Chad Wells photo)
Logan has taken over the lead in the latest American All-Star Series point standings. For more information on this event, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| April 17, 2021 - Roberson scores a pair of podium finishes in Battle at the Bay |
 Logan Roberson was one 48 Pace Performance RUSH Racing Series entries on hand at Georgetown Speedway (Georgetown, Del.) on Thursday night to kick off the Battle of the Bay. With the field split into two separate groups for qualifying, Logan timed in fifth fastest in his group before placing second in his heat race behind Max Blair. Starting the opening night feature in ninth, Roberson improved three spots to finish sixth.
 On Friday evening at Potomac Speedway (Budds Creek, Md.), Roberson followed up an eight-lap heat race victory with a dash win. Starting on the pole for the A-Main, Logan led the first 29 circuits but was passed on the final lap to record a runner-up finish. He trailed Kyle Hardy to the checkers with Max Blair, Matt Quade, and Jeremy Wonderling rounding out the Top-5.
For the finale on Saturday at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Va.), Logan won his heat before placing third in the dash. Earning the third-starting position for the $3,000-to-win A-Main, Roberson held his spot to finish third, following Kyle Hardy and Max Blair across the line with Jeremy Pilkerton and Joe Martin completing the Top-5 finishers.
For more information on these events, please visit www.RUSHLateModels.com.
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| April 10, 2021 - Roberson goes back-to-back at Winchester to pocket $1,000 |
 Two weeks after claiming his first win of the 2021 campaign, Logan Roberson returned to Victory Lane once again at Winchester Speedway on Saturday evening. His winning performance came behind the wheel of his Gunter’s Honey. No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis Limited Late Model.
“We struggled big time on Friday night at Tri County, but on Saturday everything went perfectly at Winchester Speedway. The bad nights definitely make you appreciate the good ones that much more, and now we’ll take the momentum from our win and get ready for this week’s Battle of the Bay Speedway with the RUSH Series,” Roberson said.
Friday night found Logan Roberson in action at Tri-County Racetrack (Brasstown, N.C.) for the American All-Star Series-sanctioned Vol-Heel Spring Shootout. With 23 Late Models entered, Roberson posted the 15th-fastest time in qualifying, which positioned him on the eighth row for the $2,500-to-win A-Main. Breaking into the Top-10, Logan gained five spots to finish 10th.
On Saturday evening at Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Va.), Logan held off the field from the third-starting position in the caution-plagued Limited Late Model feature to record his second win of the season. Justin Fulton, Travis Campbell, Austin Stover, and Gerald Davis rounded out the Top-5.
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com and www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| April 3, 2021 - Top-5 finish in Rocky Top Rumble at Mountain View |
 After losing the weekend opener on Friday night at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.), Logan Roberson began his pursuit for the American Crate All-Star Series championship on Saturday evening at Mountain View Raceway (Spring City, Tenn.) for the Rocky Top Rumble 40. In a field of 30 cars, Logan secured his spot into the $2,500-to-win A-Main with a third-place finish in his heat. Rolling off 15th, Roberson marched through the field 10 spots in the 40-lapper to place fifth, trailing Brandon Miller, Barry Goodman, Matt Henderson, and Trevor Sise to the checkers. (Jimmy Saffell photo | WRTSpeedwerx.com)
For more information on this event, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| March 27, 2021 - Logan Roberson cruises to first win of 2021 at Winchester |
 Logan Roberson dominantly claimed his first win of the 2021 season on Saturday at Winchester Speedway. The victory marked the 81st of his career aboard his Gunter’s Honey. No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis Limited Late Model.
“Not only was it our first win of the 2021 season, but it was a landmark achievement for our team. We’ve now won a Crate Late Model, Limited Late Model, and Super Late Model feature at Winchester, and that’s something our team is proud to be able to say,” Roberson said. “We’ll take this win and prepare to head south this coming weekend to chase a pair of big checks with the American All-Star Series.”
On Saturday afternoon Logan Roberson made the short trip to his home track, Winchester Speedway (Winchester, Va.), where he returned to the driver’s seat of his Franklin Enterprises No. 17 Late Model. Picking up a heat race win in Limited Late Model competition, Roberson locked into the pole for the feature.
Leading flag-to-flag, Logan cruised to his first win of the season, which came over Wesley Bonebrake, Justin Dillman, Travis Campbell, and Craig Parrill. He earned $1,200 for his winning performance.
For more information on this event, please visit www.WinchesterVASpeedway.com.
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| March 20, 2021 - Roberson snags Top-5 finish at Port Royal Speedway |
 Taking part in a test session that turned into a Top-5 finish, Logan Roberson invaded Port Royal Speedway (Port Royal, Pa.) on Saturday afternoon to challenge a field of Limited Late Models with his No. 17 Crate entry. After starting the night off with a heat race victory, Roberson scored a fourth-place finish in the feature, trailing Matt Parks, Andrew Yoder, and Dillan Stake across the line with Donnie Farling coming in fifth.
For more information on this event, please visit www.PortRoyalSpeedway.com.
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| March 13, 2021 - Third place finish in Shamrock at Boyd's Speedway |
 Logan Roberson visited Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) on Saturday afternoon to pilot his Franklin Enterprises No. 17 Late Model for the Shamrock. Drawing 25 cars, Roberson secured his spot into the $2,500-to-win A-Main with the fifth fastest time overall in qualifying. Improving two spots in the 35-lap affair, Logan scored a third-place finish, trailing Logan Palmer and Zach Sise across the line with Booger Brooks and Josh Henry completing the Top-5 finishers.
For more information on this event, please visit www.BoydsSpeedway.com.
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| March 7, 2021 - Logan Roberson lands podium finish in Tennessee Tipoff at Smoky Mountain |
 On Saturday afternoon, Logan Roberson made the trip to Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) to compete in the Crate Late Model portion of the Tennessee Tipoff. With time trials setting the grid for the $1,500-to-win A-Main, Roberson clocked in second fastest overall behind Cameron Weaver. Rolling off on the front row for the feature, Logan faded one spot in the 20-lap affair to register a third-place finish, trailing Cameron Weaver and Zach Sise across the line with Carson Ferguson and Matt Henderson rounding out the Top-5. (Josh James Artwork photo)
 On Sunday, Logan invaded Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, S.C.) for the third annual Ginger Owens March Madness. After topping the speed charts in time trials, Roberson was battling for the $1,200 prize late in the feature when he was taken out by another competitor, ending his night immediately.
For more information on these events, please visit www.SmokyMtnSpeed.com and www.CherokeeSpeedwaySC.com.
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| February 5, 2021 - Top-5 finish in second round of Winter Nationals at East Bay |
 Making his 2021 season debut, Logan Roberson made the trek to East Bay Raceway Park (Tampa, Fla.) on Thursday afternoon for the Crate Racin’ USA Winter Series-sanctioned Winter Nationals. In a stout field of 78 cars, Roberson posted a fifth place finish in his heat race, transferring him into the B-Main for another shot at the opening night feature. Streaking to a 12-lap consolation victory, Logan locked into the 17th-starting position for the $2,500-to-win A-Main. Coming one spot shy of a Top-10 finish, Roberson advanced forward six spots in the 30-lapper to finish 11th.
 The following night, Logan came in second fastest in his time trial group behind Colton Leyendecker before picking up an eight-lap heat race victory. With $2,500 on the line in the feature, Roberson held spot for the entire distance of the 30-lap affair to place fifth, trailing Mark Whitener, Kyle Lukon, Dylan Knowles, and Jeremy Shaw across the line. (Brian McLeod photo | Dirt Scenes)
With a severe snowstorm headed to his hometown and unfavorable forecast for the track on Saturday, the team elected to head home late Friday night after the feature.
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacinUSA.com.
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| December 17, 2020 - First career Super Late Model victory highlights Roberson 2020 season; East Bay to open 2021 |
In a year that saw many events cancelled by the Covid-19 pandemic, Logan Roberson competed in a total of 54 races behind the wheel of his Gunters Honey/Wynbridge Inc. No. 17 Late Model. He amassed seven wins, 18 Top-5 finishes, and 29 Top-10 outings.
He will kick off his 2021 season in the Sunshine State for the Crate Racin' Winter Series sanctioned tripleheader at East Bay Raceway Park (Gibsonton, Fla.) on February 4.
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| December 5, 2020 - Mechanical issues arise in Grinch 40 at Volunteer Speedway |
 On Saturday afternoon Logan Roberson returned to Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) for the Crate Late Model portion of the “Grinch 40”. With time trials setting the grid for the $1,500-to-win A-Main, Logan laid down the seventh fastest time in a field of 21 cars. Rolling off seventh, Logan was an early retiree from the 30-lapper on lap 15 while he gaining ground on the leader. (Michael Boggs Photography)
For more information on this event, please visit www.VolunteerSpeedway.com.
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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.
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