Posted June 29, 2008:
Brad Neat Grabs Top Ten at Lawrenceburg on Friday!

The Tate Begley Motorsports team and driver Brad Neat entered one lone event over the weekend, as they invaded the newly-reconfigured Lawrenceburg Speedway in Lawrenceburg, Indiana on Friday night, June 27. The UMP Summernationals tour rolled into Lawrenceburg on Friday and a $10,000 top prize was up for grabs. Brad was third quickest in his group during time trials and later ran third in his competitive heat race. After starting ninth on the grid for the 40-lap main event, the Dunnville, Kentucky driver held his own during the A-Main en route to a ninth place performance. You can view complete results from this show online at www.umpracing.com.

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Posted June 23, 2008:
Neat in Action in Pair of Events in Tennessee!

Brad Neat and the #41 team trekked south to the Volunteer State of Tennessee on Friday and Saturday, June 20-21 for a pair of Dirt Late Model events. On Friday night, the Crossville Raceway USA in Crossville, Tennessee played host to a $4,000 to win Advance Auto Parts Thunder Series (AAPTS) show. Brad qualified well and later finished sixth in his dash to earn the outside third row starting spot for the 40-lap main event. During the course of the A-Main, the Dunnville, Kentucky native raced his #41 entry to a fifth place performance behind winner Rick Rogers, Joe Armes, Ray Cook, and Tommy Kerr.

The dirt-slinging action then turned to the ultra-fast Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee on Saturday evening. An unsanctioned event took place at "The Gap" on Saturday and a $2,000 top prize was up for grabs. Brad qualified third fastest, but suffered problems early in the A-Main, which led to a disappointing twenty-second place effort. You can view complete results from the doubleheader weekend online at www.advanceautopartsthunderseries.com and www.volunteerspeedway.com.

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Posted June 16, 2008:
Brad Neat Conquers KLMS for $7,500 UMP Summer Nationals Win!

The Tate Begley Motorsports team and driver Brad Neat racked up their biggest win of the 2008 racing season last Thursday night, June 12 at the Kentucky Lake Motor Speedway in Calvert City, Kentucky! The UMP Summer Nationals Series held their season opener at KLMS last Thursday and a $7,500 top prize was up for grabs. Brad timed in fifth fastest in his group during qualifying, but moved his #41 past four cars in the heat race to earn the preliminary victory. After drawing the pole position for the A-Main, Brad survived a race-long battle with Jason Feger to record the triumph over Will Vaught, Brian Shirley, Billy Moyer, and Dennis Erb!

Following a rain-out at the Brownstown (IN) Speedway on Friday evening, June 13, Brad's weekend wrapped up on Saturday at the Bluegrass Speedway in Bardstown, Kentucky. The O'Reilly Battle of the Bluegrass Dirtcar Series sanctioned a $3,000 to win show at the central Kentucky speedplant. Brad won his heat race and later rolled off from the pole position for the 30-lap main event. The Dunnville, Kentucky native led the first 22 circuits and was side-by-side with Victor Lee for the point on lap 24 when the two made contact in turn one. The incident took Brad out of the race and relegated him to a disappointing twenty-second place performance. You can view complete results from KLMS and Bardstown online at www.dirtondirt.com!

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Posted June 9, 2008:
#41 Team Competes in $100,000 to win 'Dream 100' at Eldora...

Brad Neat and his #41 team invaded the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio from June 6-7 for the 14th Annual 'Dream 100.' The mega-event at the "Big E" once again boasted a $100,000 top prize. Brad timed in 35th quickest of the 122 entrants during qualifying on Friday night, June 6. When the action resumed at the 1/2-mile, high-banked oval on Saturday, Brad was battling three-wide on the first lap of his heat race when his #41 machine made hard contact with the unforgiving turn three wall. Unfortunately, his 'Dream 100' aspirations were over following the incident and he was forced to watch the 100-lap A-Main from the stands. You can view complete results from Eldora online at www.eldoraspeedway.com!