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Posted July 19, 2010:
Brad Neat Competes in Doubleheader at Granite City & Wheatland

The Bobby Labonte Racing (BLR) team and driver Brad Neat invaded the Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois and the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri on July 16-17 for two more pivotal Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series showdowns. On Friday night at Granite City, Brad Neat ran fifth in his loaded heat race, but later won his B-Main to earn the eighteenth starting spot in the 'Budweiser 50.' During the course of the $10,000 to win main event, Brad was able to gain four positions en route to a fourteenth place finish in the 50-lapper.

At Wheatland on Saturday evening, the #41 team competed in the 'CMH Diamond Nationals,' which also boasted a $10,000 top prize. Brad finished second in heat race action and later rolled off from the outside of the fourth row in the 50-lap main event. In front of a huge crowd at Wheatland, the Dunnville, Kentucky native guided his MasterSbilt racecar to a tenth place effort in the A-Main. Following the pair of SPEED Channel taped races, Brad currently finds himself twelfth in the latest version of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series point standings. Complete results can be found online at www.lucasdirt.com.

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Posted July 11, 2010:
Neat Records Eleventh Place Finish in Clash at the Mag!

Brad Neat and his #41 team ventured south to the Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi on Friday and Saturday, July 9-10 for the 2nd Annual 'Clash at the Mag.' The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series once again sanctioned the SPEED Channel-taped event, which boasted a hefty $20,000 payday. Brad ran second in heat race action on Friday night, which landed him the eleventh starting spot in the 100-lap 'Clash at the Mag' on Saturday evening. In front of the biggest crowd ever at Magnolia Motor Speedway, the Dunnville, Kentucky native drove his Red Buck Cigars #41 MasterSbilt entry to a respectable eleventh place performance in the main event and currently sits twelfth in the latest LOLMDS point standings. Complete results from Magnolia can be found online at www.lucasdirt.com.

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Posted July 5, 2010:
Brad Neat Endures Up-and-Down 4th of July Weekend...

The Bobby Labonte Racing (BLR) team and driver Brad Neat competed in four $10,000 to win events over the ultra-busy 4th of July holiday weekend in the states of West Virginia and Ohio. On Thursday night, Brad utilized a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series provisional to gain access into the $10,000 to win feature at the Beckley Motorsports Park in Mount Hope, West Virginia, but later charged past sixteen competitors on his way to a sterling eighth place run. At the Midway Speedway in Crooksville, Ohio on Friday evening, Brad worked his way by fourteen racecars en route to a third place effort in the annual running of the 'Jim Dunn Memorial.'

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series then took the #41 team to the Muskingum County Speedway in Zanesville, Ohio on Saturday and the Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio on Sunday for two more $10,000 to win showdowns. Brad wound up sixteenth in the final rundown of the 50-lapper at Zanesville, while he unfortunately flipped during qualifying and missed out on the A-Main at Portsmouth. The Dunnville, Kentucky native escaped the wreck at PRP unscathed and currently finds himself twelfth in the latest LOLMDS point standings. Complete results from all four programs can be found online at www.midwayracing.com and www.lucasdirt.com.

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Posted June 21, 2010:
Neat Rejoins Lucas Oil Series in Volunteer State!

Brad Neat and the #41 Bobby Labonte Racing (BLR) team jumped back on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series trail over the June 17-19 weekend in the Volunteer State of Tennessee! On Thursday night, the historic Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, Tennessee played host to a $10,000 to win program. Brad ran third in his competitive heat race to earn the ninth starting spot in the 50-lap main event. At the conclusion of the A-Main at the southern Tennessee venue, Brad found himself credited with a sixteenth place performance.

The ultra-fast Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee then took center stage by hosting the annual 'Scorcher' weekend on Friday and Saturday. Brad finished third in heat race action on both days to earn a coveted starting spot in each $10,000 to win feature event. On Friday evening, the Dunnville, Kentucky native wound up twelfth in the final rundown, while he was paid for a solid ninth place finish at the pay window following Saturday's 50-lapper. Brad currently finds himself twelfth in the latest version of the LOLMDS point standings following the Tennessee tripleheader. Complete results can be found online at www.lucasdirt.com.