Editor's Note: Saturday's Silver Dollar Nationals have been postponed to Sunday due to rain.

BULLS GAP, Tenn. (April 14) — If there ever were a driver who needed to catch a break in East Tennessee, it was Mike Marlar. Two weeks after a pair of grinding crashes at Bristol Motor Speedway during the second week of the Karl Kustoms Bristol Dirt Nationals, Marlar found a bit of redemption. The Winfield, Tenn., driver controlled Thursday’s unsanctioned Kyle Larson Presents Late Model Challenge powered by Tezos feature from the drop of the green and cruised to a $20,000 payday.

It's time to start a new year of dirt driver rankings on FloRacing. With big events like the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals and Wild West Shootout taking place this month, we now have enough ammo to fire away. Here's our top 10 dirt drivers who performed best during the month.

VADO, N.M. -- Mike Marlar chased and chased the upset-minded Jake Timm around Vado Speedway Park in Sunday’s Rio Grande Waste Service 50 presented by Shaw Trucking, but he couldn’t seem to make headway on the fresh-faced driver.

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.

With two races remaining on the 2021 schedule, Castrol FloRacing Night in America invades Tennessee's Volunteer Speedway on Wednesday night for a $10,000-to-win main event. The entry list for the race includes some of the best drivers from the Volunteer State, as well as the biggest names on the national Dirt Late Model scene.

From the World 100s and 4-Crown Nationals at Eldora Speedway to the Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway and Fonda 200 at Fonda Speedway, September was a big month of racing for dirt racers in America.

ROSSBURG, Ohio (Sept. 11) — Mike Marlar didn’t head out onto Eldora Speedway’s high banks for Saturday’s second B-main with visions of later contending for a $53,000 victory in the 50th World 100. His goal was to simply turn a few more circuits around the half-mile oval before calling it a weekend.

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:

QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. (Jan. 16) — During a Keyser Manufacturing Wild West Shootout in which three national touring series drivers have effectively controlled the headlines, Mike Marlar of Winfield, Tenn., is a big name who has found it difficult to break into the limelight.

By the time Friday’s Intercontinental Classic preliminary feature rolled around at Eldora Speedway, Kyle Strickler had plenty of reasons to be frustrated.