With one full week of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season come and gone, and Georgia-Florida Speedweeks halfway complete, there’s much to reflect on and bear in mind for potentially the weeks and months to come.

Chris Madden committed a rare misstep battling for the second position with Devin Moran on Friday at All-Tech Raceway.

Chris Madden thought he was on his way to victory in Saturday’s Super Bowl of Racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series at Golden Isles Speedway when the seas parted along the bottom lane, the result of contact made between Ricky Thornton Jr. and Jonathan Davenport that washed them both up the racetrack.

SPRING VALLEY, Minn. — Chris Madden still isn’t rolling like it’s 2022, but winning Friday's 25-lap NAPA Auto Parts Gopher 50 preliminary feature at Deer Creek Speedway had him feeling positive about the trajectory of his race program.

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.

GREENWOOD, NE – Chris Madden continued what has become the best season of his career, winning the Dirt Track Bank Go 50 on Thursday night at I-80 Speedway. The 47-year-old South Carolina native took the lead at the start of the main event and led flag-to-flag for his fourth Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series win of the season.

Racing season is officially in full swing throughout the country. With the schedule picking up, the opportunities to visit victory lane increase. Likewise, a handful of drivers tallied multiple wins during the month of April. We rank the top 10 dirt drivers in this month's power rankings on FloRacing.

Defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson will be hosting a major Dirt Late Model race this Thursday, April 14 at Volunteer Speedway. The Kyle Larson Late Model Challenge Powered by Tezos will see a stout field of dirt superstars matched up against Larson and fellow NASCAR Cup Series driver William Byron.

After picking up steam in February, the racing season is almost in full swing throughout the nation. With plenty of racing going on during the month of March, there were a handful of drivers who stood out amongst the rest. Now, it's time to rank the top 10 drivers during the month of March.

SENOIA, Ga. — There’s a 25-lap strategy and there’s a 75-lap strategy. Chris Madden’s long-distance strategy is clearly better than its short run counterpart. Madden, of Gray Court, S.C., knew getting the lead on the opening lap of Friday’s 25-lap race at Senoia Raceway would be critical. When he didn’t, he settled for a runner-up finish behind Kyle Bronson of Brandon, Fla.

Senoia Raceway is preparing to host the largest event in track history this weekend with the inaugural Peach State Classic. After sprinkling out entries on social media over the last week, event officials released the current entry list on Wednesday.

Brandon Overton stole the lion's share of the money (38 percent!) during Eldora Speedway's Double Dream weekend, but other drivers still left with some healthy earnings totals. Check out the full breakdown of feature purse earnings from June's lucrative weekend:

Who tops the all-time list of laps led in the Late Model crown jewel events at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio? Check out the historical breakdown in the table below:

ROSSBURG, Ohio (June 12) — With his successful early trips to Eldora Speedway in the mid-2000s, a young Chris Madden earned a reputation as a likely contender any time he ventured north to Ohio for one of the historic half-mile track’s crown jewel races. The Gray Court, S.C., driver who cut his teeth on the red clay ovals of the southeast was quickly earmarked as a likely future big race winner at Eldora’s hallowed high banks.

How well do you recall Eldora Speedway’s 2020 Dirt Late Model invitationals? Check your knowledge with 13 trivia questions on the Stream and Intercontinental Classic, which boasted six fan-less events including four $10,000-to-win preliminaries and two $50,000-to-win finales (answers included at the bottom):