ROSSBURG, Ohio (June 8) — The tricky aerodynamics of Dirt Late Model racing forces drivers to constantly avoid the “dirty air” and the resulting aeropush that occurs when cars lose the air that typically pushes the nosepiece — and front wheels — snugly against the racetrack.

Dirt Late Model teams invade Eldora Speedway for the 29th Dirt Late Model Dream, featuring a total purse payout nearing $600,000 across the historic three-day event. Find results, lineups and updates from the 2023 Dirt Late Model Dream at Eldora Speedway below.

For the first time in the race’s 29-year existence, Scott Bloomquist is not competing in this week’s Dirt Late Model Dream at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. Bloomquist was missing on the event's pre-entry list released Monday night and arrived at Eldora Speedway on Thursday without his race car.

Look through the list of Dirt Late Model crown jewel winners at Eldora Speedway and Tim McCreadie’s name sticks out. He’s a superstar in the division, sure, but he’s also the rare driver who’s reached the mountaintop at the famed half-mile oval in Rossburg, Ohio, without having dreamed of the achievement as a kid or even from the start of his racing career.

ROSSBURG, Ohio (June 7) — Count Jerry Bowersock among competitors pleased that crew members standing along the frontstretch fence at Eldora Speedway won’t be allowed to use lengthy and colorful signal stick to let their drivers know which groove to run on the historic half-mile oval.

Over the next month, Brent Vosbergen will get a taste of the American dream, and it all starts Thursday on the opening night of Dream XXIX at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. One of Australia’s best short-track racers has partnered with car owner Roger Sellers to hit the national Dirt Late Model circuit charged by a quintuplet of high-profile events.

ROSSBURG, Ohio — It’s never easy to make a dramatic change in a Dirt Late Model racing program, but making a change such as switching chassis brands before the season’s richest event ramps up the pressure a bit more.

Anticipation is growing for the richest dirt late model race of the year at Eldora Speedway. The 29th Dirt Late Model Dream will be held June 8-10 at the track known as "The Big E."

With this week's 29th running of the Dirt Late Model Dream approaching at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio, we're ramping up our coverage of the $129,000-to-win event as the stage takes shape live on FloRacing. Below, we've ranked Eldora's top-10 active full-time drivers solely based on recent success at the World's Greatest Dirt Track.

Eldora Speedway officials have released the first look at early entries for the 29th Dirt Late Model Dream on June 8-10. Currently, 66 dirt late model drivers have filed entries for the $129,000-to-win race at "The Big E."

The 29th edition of the Dirt Late Model Dream takes place June 8-10 at Eldora Speedway. Many of dirt late model racing's biggest stars will be in action chasing the $129,000 top prize.

With the 29th running of the Dirt Late Model Dream at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio, rapidly approaching, coverage of the prestigious dirt-track event is ramping up at FloRacing. Here you’ll find five things to know about the oval widely known as “The Big E.”

In 1994, Earl Baltes announced that Eldora Speedway would be hosting a $100,000-to-win dirt late model race called the Dirt Late Model Dream. For the drivers who would be competing in the race, the name of the race fit like a glove. Having the chance to cash a six-figure check at a dirt late model race was truly a dream.

The Dirt Late Model Dream will be held at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on June 8-10.

This year's version of Eldora Speedway's Dream for Super Late Models will have two extra starters and 48 fewer signal sticks for the $129,000-to-win DIRTcar sanctioned event scheduled for June 8-10 at the Tony Stewart-owned track in Rossburg, Ohio.