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December 17, 2020 - New Cade Dillard apparel on sale |
| The Apparel page has been reloaded with a Cade Dillard longsleeve, t-shirt, and two snapback hats, head on over to place your order today! |
December 16, 2020 - Cade Comes Back: Dillard determined to continue rapid rise with World of Outlaws in 2021 |
First career feature win? Check.
First career crown jewel? Check.
Most Improved Driver? Check.
What’s next? How ’bout a championship.
After surging up the standings and becoming a contender night-in and night-out in 2020, Cade Dillard of Robeline, LA will return to the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series with titles hopes in 2021. <<MORE>> |
November 14, 2020 - Dillard records 13th place finish in Cotton Pickin' 100 opener |
 Friday night found Cade Dillard in action at Magnolia Motor Speedway (Columbus, Miss.) for the Cotton Pickin’ 100 weekend. Drawing 34 Late Models for the two-day event, Dillard edged his way into the opening night feature with the fourth and final transfer spot in his heat race. With $4,000 on the line, Cade clawed forward three spots in the 30-lapper to finish 13th. (Robert Holman photo | DirtonDirt.com)
 The following night, Cade came in fourth in his heat, which positioned him 16th on the starting grid for the $12,000-to-win Cotton Pickin’ 100 finale. After challenging for a Top-10 finish in the early going of the 70-lap affair, Dillard was an early retiree on lap 50.
For more information on the event, please visit www.MagnoliaDirt.com. |
November 5, 2020 - Eighth place finish in Last Call opener at Charlotte, finishes third in World of Outlaws standings |
 Cade Dillard wrapped up his sophomore season with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series last week. The driver known as “Thriller” ended the 2020 campaign with two wins, 13 Top-5’s, and 24 Top-10 performances behind the wheel of his S&S Fishing & Rental Inc. No. 97 MB Customs/ Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model.
Dillard recorded his first win on the national tour at New Mexico’s Vado Speedway Park in January. The highlight of Cade’s season was a career-high $30,000 payday for his triumph in the Firecracker at Lernerville (Pa.) Speedway in June.
“It’s been a great year for me. The stuff that I’ve been able to achieve and accomplish has been a dream come true. Some of the stuff we’ve been able to do, I would’ve never imagined in a million years. I was blessed with a lot of great opportunities this year. To be in the top three with Brandon and Ricky is a huge honor.”
 Cade Dillard invaded the Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, N.C. on Wednesday for the World of Outlaws “Last Call” – a midweek doubleheader that replaced the tour’s season-ending World Finals because coronavirus restrictions limiting large gatherings.
With a field of 55 World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series entries registered, Cade came one spot short of a transfer position in his heat race with a fourth-place finish, transferring him into the B-Main.
Streaking to a 10-lap consolation victory, Dillard earned the 21st-starting position for the $12,000-to-win A-Main. Breaking into the Top-10, Cade Dillard passed 13 cars in the 50-lap affair to register an eighth-place finish.
For another $12,000-to-win program on Thursday, Dillard followed up a fourth-place finish in his heat race with a runner-up finish in his B-Main behind Ryan King. Starting the finale in 23rd, Cade marched forward 11 positions in the 50-lapper to come in 12th.
His 12th-place finish on Thursday secured Dillard a third-place finish in the final World of Outlaws Late Model Series championship standings. For more information on the races or complete series standings, please visit www.WoOLMS.com. |
November 1, 2020 - Dillard scores sixth place finish in Grant Junghans Memorial |
 Hopping behind the wheel of his Joel’s Auto Sales No. 97 Modified, Cade Dillard visited Lakeside Speedway (Kansas City, Kan.) on Friday afternoon for the fifth annual Grant Junghans Memorial. In a stout field of 74 United States Racing Association (USRA) Modifieds, Dillard logged a fifth place finish in his heat race, sending him into the B-Main for another shot at the $10,102-to-win A-Main. Passing four cars to finish second behind Lance Mari, Cade locked into the 19th-starting position for the show. Coming one spot shy of a Top-5 finish, Cade Dillard marched through the field 13 spots to register a sixth place finish.
 The following night at 81 Speedway (Park City, Kan.) for the second round of the Modster Mash, Cade posted a fourth place finish in his heat, transferring him into the B-Main. Soaring to a 15-lap consolation victory over Alex Williamson, Dillard earned the 16th-starting spot for the A-Main. With $10,031 on the line, Cade improved three positions to place 13th. (Todd Boyd photo)
For the Halloween Hangover at The Hummer on Sunday at Humboldt Speedway (Humboldt, Kan.), Dillard followed up a fourth place finish in his heat with a second place spot in his B-Main behind Lucas Lee. Starting the $5,000-to-win finale in 18th, Cade passed 10 cars in the 40-lapper to come home eighth.
For more information on the races, please visit www.USRARacing.com. |
October 24, 2020 - Runner-up finish in Fall Classic at Whynot Motorsports Park |
 Friday night found Cade Dillard in action at Whynot Motorsports Park (Meridian, Miss.) for the 26th annual Coors Light Fall Classic. Drawing 43 Late Models for the two-day event, Cade laid down the sixth fastest time in his qualifying group before improving two spots in his heat to pick up the 10-lap victory. (Chris McDill photo)
 Starting Saturday night’s $15,000-to-win Coors Light Fall Classic in fourth, Dillard charged forward two spots in the 100-lapper to finish second behind Dennis Erb Jr. with Spencer Hughes, Dane Dacus, and Jason Hiett rounding out the Top-5.
In the Crate Late Model ranks, Dillard scored a fifth place finish in the $2,500-to-win A-Main on Saturday night, trailing Jeremy Shaw, Monte Skinner, Evan Ellis, and Randall Beckwith across the line.
For more information on the race, please visit www.WhynotMotorsportsPark.com. |
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