Randy Weaver Back in Action at Smoky Mountain; Lands on Podium!
(October 7, 2018) After over two months away from the racetrack, Randy Weaver returned to racing action on Saturday evening, October 6 in the annual 'King of the Mountain Fall Classic' at Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, Tennessee. The Southern All Star Dirt Racing Series (SAS) presided over the single-day throwdown and a $7,500 winner's check was up for grabs. Randy won his heat race in preliminary competition and later rolled off from the outside of the second row in the 50-lap main event. After vaulting up to as high as second in the running order, Randy settled for a solid third place podium effort behind only victor Shanon Buckingham and runner-up Dale McDowell! Complete results from last night at SMS can be accessed online at www.sasdirt.com. (MRM Racing Photo)

Weaver Competes in Select Schaeffer's Oil Southern Nationals Events
(July 26, 2018) The next leg on the Schaeffer's Oil Southern Nationals Series took Randy Weaver and the SWR Racing team to the nearby Crossville Speedway in Crossville, Tennessee tonight for a $3,500 to win tilt. Randy posted the eighth quickest lap in Group A during qualifying and later scored the victory in his consolation race. After starting the 35-lapper from the inside of the sixth row at his hometown venue, "Dream" moved past four competitors to secure a solid seventh place showing.

(July 24, 2018) The SWR Racing team and driver Randy Weaver were back on the Schaeffer's Oil Southern Nationals trail tonight at Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia. The Chattanooga-area facility drew a 28 car field and each competitor had their sights set on the $3,500 payday. Randy clicked off the fastest lap overall during time trials to earn Fast Time honors and the outside of the front row for the start of the 35-lap feature event. After running second most of the feature distance, Randy slipped back to third late in the race to finish on the podium behind only victor Vic Hill and runner-up Dale McDowell!

(July 17, 2018) The Schaeffer's Oil Southern Nationals Series rolled into 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tennessee tonight to sanction a $3,500 to win throwdown and the #116 team was in the pit area. Making his first Super Late Model start since April 2016, Randy Weaver stopped the clock second fastest in Group A during the qualifying session to earn the inside of the second row for the start of the 35-lap headliner. Fighting battery problems throughout the feature, it finally locked up the rear wheels on lap 19, which turned Randy around and relegated him to a twenty-second place effort.

Randy Weaver Back Behind the Wheel; Runner-Up in Independence Day 40
(July 14, 2018) Randy Weaver, of Crossville, Tennessee, jumped back behind the wheel after over a two year absence on Friday evening, July 13 at his hometown Crossville Speedway. The annual running of the 'Independence Day 40' took place and a $2,000 winner's check was on the line for the Crate Late Models. Randy drove his son Cameron's #16 Longhorn machine to an impressive runner-up performance in the 40-lap feature event, as he trailed only winner Jason Welshan at the unfurling of the checkered flag. Full results from Crossville can be accessed online at www.crossvillespeedway.com.

SWR Racing and Brandon Overton Amicably Part Ways
(June 13, 2018) Announced today by both parties, SWR Racing in Crossville, Tennessee and driver Brandon Overton have amicably parted ways on the heels of a disappointing 'Dirt Late Model Dream' weekend at Eldora (OH) Speedway and will go different directions for the remainder of the 2018 racing season. The combination collected 21 wins together in 2017 including nine that paid over $10,000, but only visited victory lane together twice so far in 2018. According to team manager Randy Weaver, the crew is currently refurbishing their equipment and will soon start building a new car at the shop to close out the remainder of the season with a different driver to be announced at a later date. More details will be released as they become available... (Todd Healy Photo)