The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series returns to action following a three-week hiatus Saturday night at Brownstown (Ind.) Speedway, which hosts the 29th annual Indiana Icebreaker that'll pay $25,000-to-win and contest a 50-lap feature. It's the first event for the tour since March 7's Georgia-Florida Speedweeks finale at Golden Isles Speedway and the 13th race night on the 60-race schedule.

Nearly 30 drivers are signed into Friday's program, a field backed by the 18 full-time campaigners on the Lucas Oil tour: Points leader Hudson O'Neal, Devin Moran (-20 points), Brandon Overton (-95), Clay Harris (-160), Ricky Thornton Jr. (-165), Max Blair (-185), Brandon Sheppard (-215), Kyle Bronson (-235), Garrett Alberson (-245), Carson Ferguson (-270), Brian Shirley (-330), Dan Ebert (-330), Josh Rice (-370), Dillon McCowan (-425), Brenden Smith (-465), Daniel Hilsabeck (-470), Cory Lawler (-570) and Freddie Carpenter (-635).

Ross Robinson (17th — 520 points behind) and Cory Hedgecock (24th — 860 points behind) had entered every Lucas Oil show through the end of Speedweeks but are not entered Friday at Brownstown. 

2026 Lucas Oil Late Model Entry List At Brownstown Speedway