Dirt Late Model racing's indoor spectacle, the Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals at The Dome at America’s Center, takes over Downtown St. Louis for the event's ninth running this week.

More than 120 Late Model drivers and more than 60 Modified drivers are competing in the FloRacing-streamed that culminates Saturday's $70,000-to-win Late Model top prize and $30,000-to-win top prize for the Modifieds.

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Action continues Friday with split-field prelims for both divisions. Lineups, results and updates from Friday's Gateway Dirt Nationals opener can be viewed below starting on Thursday, December 4 at 4:00 p.m. ET.

2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals Late Model Feature Results

2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals Friday Late Model Feature Lineup

2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals Friday Modified Feature Lineup

Late Model B-Main Results At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

(10 laps, top three transfer)

First B-main: Wil Herrington, Jonathan Davenport, Carson Hocevar, Steve Sheppard Jr., Devon Morgan, Gordy Gundaker, Dylan Knowles, Greg Kimmons, Jimmy Owens, Rusty Schlenk, Austin Howes, Bree Whittmore.

Second B-main: Donald McIntosh, Jake Timm, Devin Gilpin, Jeffrey Ledford, Chase Osterhoff, Cody Bauer, Kylan Garner, Jody Knowles, Mike Marlar, Brock Pinkerous, Jayme Zidar, Evan Koehler.

Modified Heat Results At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

(Eight laps, top-four transfer)

First heat: Ryan Ayers, Alex Williamson, Michael Ledford, Aaron Johnson, Logan Veloz, Kyle Hammer, Houston Johnson, Jordan Grabouski

Second heat: Carlos Ahumada Jr., Mike Harrison, Rodney Sanders, Jeff Reay, Brandon Smith, Charlie Mefford, Kyle Brown, Dan Ems

Third heat: Tim Ward, Michael Altobelli, Blake Brown, Blake Adams, K.C. Burdette, Manix Furqueron, Jim Chisholm, Haleigh Gross

Fourth heat: Adam Stricker, Tyler Peterson, Dave Hess Jr, Nick Snell, Joshua Hawkins, Treb Jacoby, Austin Rettig, Mike McKinney

Late Model Heat Recap At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

In his final weekend with car owner Rick Jones, Josh Rice of Crittendon, Ky., cruised to the victory in the first heat race. … An aggressive slider from Dan Ebert catapulted him past Jonathan Davenport for the final transfer spot in the first heat. On the very next corner, Davenport nearly spun into the infield following contact from Wil Herrington and Ryan Unzicker. Davenport managed to hang onto third, which starts him on the pole of the first B-main. … Debris off Jordan Barbee’s machine drew the first caution in the opening heat and a spinning Brent Robinson drew the second caution. … Brenden Smith of Dade City, Fla., starts his tenure with JCM Motorsports impressively by holding off Ricky Thornton Jr. of Chandler, Ariz., to win the second heat. … A spinning Lance Brasington of Lexington, S.C., drew the caution on the opening lap of the second heat. … Hudson O’Neal of Martinsville, Ind., shot around Tyler Carpenter of Parkersburg, W.Va., on the fourth circuit for the victory in the third heat. … Parker Gilbertson of Watson, Minn., and Greg Kimmons of Pleasant Plains, Ill., tangled on the opening lap battling for eighth. … Third-running Jimmy Owens of Newport, Tenn., spun racing Tyler Carpenter for second with three laps remaining in the third heat. A lap later, Bob Gardner of East Peoria, Ill., and Bree Whittmore of McMinnville, Tenn., tangled battling for eighth. … Chad Zobrist, Eli Johnson and Gilbertson wrecked coming to the checkers in the third heat. … Fourth-starting Kyle Bronson of Brandon, Fla., snuck around pole-starting Tanner English for the victory in the fourth heat. … English held off his new Coltman Farms Racing teammate Donald McIntosh for the final transfer spot. … Fifth-running Patrik Daniel of Wills Point, Texas, needed a tow after plowing into the wall on the third lap when he ran out of room on the outside of a three-wide battle. … Mark Whitener of Middleburg, Fla., triumphed in the fifth heat over Zack Dohm of Cross Lanes, W.Va., Brock Pinkerous of Ellinville, N.Y., started from the pole but was involved in a pair of incidents, the first running fourth on lap five and the second on the lap-five restart … Pinkerous, Amelia Eisenschenk and Jason Riggs tangled on lap five and Eisenschenk was collected in another wreck following contact from Chase Osterhoff, which piled up Garrett Alberson, Pinkerous and Riggs on the lap-five restart. … Alberson of Las Cruces, N.M., had another rough go-around in the fifth heat race drawing the first caution in the fifth heat when debris fell off his race car after striking the wall and being collected in two more incidents, including a tangle with Jody Knowles crossing the finish line battling for sixth. … Drake Troutman of Hyndman, Pa., emerged without a scratch on his Team No. 22 Inc. race machine to win the sixth heat race comfortably. … Clay Harris of Jupiter City, Fla., scrapped his way around Kylan Garner of Neosho, Mo., for the final transfer spot. … Brandon Overton of Evans, Ga., spun on the second lap of the sixth heat and didn't continue. ... It took 65 minutes to complete six heat races.

Late Model Heat Results At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

(Eight laps; top two transfer)

First heat: Josh Rice, Dan Ebert, Jonathan Davenport, Wil Herrington, Austin Howes, Gordy Gundaker, Ryan Unzicker, Brennon Willard, Jordan Barbee, Brent Robinson. DNS: Joseph Joiner.

Second heat: Brenden Smith, Ricky Thornton Jr., Carson Hocevar, Steve Sheppard Jr., Dylan Knowles, Rusty Schlenk, Jason Welshan, Manny Falcon, Derek Fetter, Lance Brasington.

Third heat: Hudson O'Neal, Tyler Carpenter, Devon Morgan, Greg Kimmons Jimmy Owens, Bree Whittmore, Eli Johnson, Chad Zobrist, Parker Gilbertson, Bob Gardner.

Fourth heat: Kyle Bronson, Tanner English, Donald McIntosh, Devin Gilpin, Evan Koehler, Jayme Zidar, Dakota Smith, Lucas Lowery, Kyle Steffans, Patrik Daniel.

Fifth heat: Mark Whitener, Zack Dohm, Jake Timm, Chase Osterhoff, Brock Pinkerous, Jody Knowles, Garrett Alberson, Jason Riggs, Amelia Eisenschenk. DNS: Myles Moos

Sixth heat: Drake Troutman, Clay Harris, Kylan Garner, Jeffrey Ledford, Cody Bauer, Mike Marlar, Rusty Griffaw, Jon Woods, James Trantina III, Brandon Overton.

Modified Qualifying Results At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

Late Model Heat Lineups At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

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Heat 3

Heat 4

Heat 5

Heat 6

Qualifying Group A Late Model Results At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

Qualifying Group B Late Model Results At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

Friday's Late Model Roster At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

Friday's Modified Roster At The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

Friday's Gateway Dirt Nationals Schedule

(All times local)
8 a.m. - Competitor parking (late arrivals)
10 a.m. - Registration and credentials open
11 a.m. - Pits open, technical inspection begins
11 a.m. - Fuel storage and fueling lane opens (Cole Street docks)
1 p.m. - Drivers’ meeting
2 p.m. - Grandstands open
3 p.m. - On-track activity
- Late Model hot laps
- Late Model time trials (2 laps)
- Modified group qualifying
5 p.m. - Opening ceremonies
- Late Model heats (8 laps)
- Modified heats (8 laps)
- Late Model consolations (10 laps)
- Modified consolations (8 laps)
Pit stop challenge
 Feature events
- Late Models (25 laps)
- Modifieds (20 laps)
(Pit area cleared, closes one hour after final checkered flag)

How To Watch The 2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals

Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals will be broadcast on FloRacing and available to all FloRacing subscribers.

Fans can watch on their SmartTVs, mobile phones or tablets, as well as computers on FloRacing.com. The FloSports app is available on Roku, FireTV, Samsung, LG, Google Play Store and the Apple Store.

What Is The Gateway Dirt Nationals Track Size?

The temporary dirt track at the Dome at America's Center is a 1/5-mile long. It is the largest indoor dirt oval track. 

2025 Kubota Gateway Dirt Nationals Tickets

Plan on being in the St. Louis area and want to catch the Gateway Dirt Nationals action in person? Buy tickets here.

For more info, visit: gatewaydirt.com

All Past Gateway Dirt Nationals Winners

Year: Winner, hometown

• 2024: Brandon Sheppard, New Berlin Ill.
• 2023: Brandon Sheppard, New Berlin, Ill.
• 2022: Tyler Erb, New Waverly, Texas
• 2021: Tyler Carpenter, Parkersburg, W.Va.
• 2020: Canceled
• 2019: Tyler Carpenter, Parkersburg, W.Va.
• 2018: Bobby Pierce, Oakwood, Ill.
• 2017: Bobby Pierce, Oakwood, Ill.
• 2016: Scott Bloomquist, Mooresburg, Tenn.

Archived Footage On FloRacing

Video footage from all events will be archived and stored in a video library for FloRacing subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscriptions.

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