Weaver Runner-Up at Crossville; Lands Fourth Place Boyd's Finish
(June 30, 2019) The SWR Racing team returned to dirt-slinging competition over the June 28-29 weekend in a pair of Crate Late Model events at Crossville Speedway in Crossville, Tennessee and Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia. On Friday night at Crossville, Cameron Weaver laid down the third fastest time overall during qualifying prior to moving up to second in the A-Main to finish behind only victor Jesse Lowe. At Boyd's on Saturday evening, Cameron clicked off the fourth quickest lap in time trials and later placed fourth in the main event behind only race winner Bryan Pritchard, Josh Amacher, and Hayden Ownbey. Complete results from both facilities can be accessed by pointing your web browser to www.crossvillespeedway.com and www.boydsspeedway.net.

Cameron Weaver Suffers Heartbreak Leading at Crossville...
(May 25, 2019) Crossville, Tennessee native Cameron Weaver returned to his hometown Crossville Speedway for the third straight Friday evening on May 24 for another Crate Late Model contest. Cameron knocked down the quickest lap overall during the qualifying session to earn the pole position for the feature event. He was then leading the contest and had his eyes focused on his first win of the season when a broken ball joint ended his stellar effort and relegated the young driver to a disappointing tenth place showing. Full results from Friday at Crossville can be accessed online at www.crossvillespeedway.com.

Weaver Lands on Podium at Nearby Crossville Speedway!
(May 18, 2019) Cameron Weaver was back at the nearby Crossville Speedway in Crossville, Tennessee on Friday evening, May 17 to compete in a Crate Late Model show that accompanied a visit by the Schaeffer's Oil Spring Nationals tour. Cameron posted the second quickest time overall during qualifying to land on the outside of the front row for the start of the A-Main. While racing for the lead in the feature, a lapped car was not kind to his #116 machine and Cameron slid back to a third place podium performance behind only victor Cory Hedgecock and runner-up Deke Water. Full results from Friday at Crossville can be accessed online at www.crossvillespeedway.com.

Cameron Weaver Climbs into Crossville Top Five Until Errant Slider
(May 12, 2019) The SWR Racing team and driver Cameron Weaver were in the pit area at their hometown Crossville Speedway in Crossville, Tennessee on Friday night, May 10 for a weekly Crate Late Model battle. Cameron stopped the clock sixth fastest overall during the qualifying session, which locked him into the outside of the third row for the start of the A-Main. After jumping up inside of the top five during the contest, an errant slider by another competitor wiped out the nose of the #116 and dropped Cameron to a disappointing eleventh place outing. Saturday's stop at Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia was then wiped out by inclement weather. Full results from Friday at Crossville can be accessed online at www.crossvillespeedway.com.

Weaver Tackles Durrence Layne Series Double-Dip at TST
(April 28, 2019) Cameron Weaver and the SWR Racing team rolled into Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on April 26-27 for a Durrence Layne Chevrolet Crate Late Model Series doubleheader, which accompanied NASCAR's visit at the nearby Talladega Superspeedway. On Friday night in the $2,000 to win weekend opener, Cameron timed in fifteenth quickest in his group during qualifying prior to finishing fifth in his B-Main. At TST on Saturday evening in the $2,500 to win finale, Cameron qualified eighth fastest in his group during time trials and was battling for the win in his consolation race when a broken 4-bar rod caused him to wind up seventh in the final finishing order. On both occasions, the young Crossville, Tennessee ace was forced to watch the main event. Full results can be accessed online at www.durrencelayneracing.com.

Cameron Weaver Busy in Doubleheader at 411 and I-75
(April 7, 2019) The SWR Racing team and young Crossville, Tennessee driver Cameron Weaver invaded 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tennessee and I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tennessee over the April 5-6 weekend for a pair of Crate Late Model specials. On Friday night in a $1,500 to win show at 411, Cameron timed in seventeenth fastest overall during the qualifying session, but retired early in the headliner due to the rough racing surface and was officially paid for a twenty-third place finish. At I-75 on Saturday evening in a $2,500 to win UCRA Series throwdown, Cameron posted the twelfth quickest lap in time trials, ran fourth in his heat race, and later placed eleventh in the main event. Full results from the double-dip can be viewed online at www.411motorspeedway.net and www.ucraracing.com.

Weaver Sixth in Duck River Visit; Runner-Up at Boyd's Speedway!
(March 24, 2019) Cameron Weaver and the #116 team ventured to Duck River Raceway Park in Wheel, Tennessee and Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia on March 22-23 for a pair of Crate Late Model tussles. On Friday night in a $1,000 to win special at Duck River, Cameron timed in seventh quickest in qualifying and later moved up to finish sixth in the A-Main. At Boyd's on Saturday evening in a weekly program, Cameron stopped the clock third fastest in time trials, won his heat race, and eventually placed second in the headliner behind only victor Brian Pritchard! Complete results from both facilities can be found online at www.duckriverracewaypark.com and www.boydsspeedway.net.

Cameron Weaver Starts Season at Boyd's and Talladega
(March 18, 2019) The SWR Racing team and young driver Cameron Weaver struck out to Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia and Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on March 16-17 for a pair of Crate Late Model battles. On Saturday in a $1,500 to win special at Boyd's during the 'Shamrock,' Cameron clicked off the fastest lap in Group A during qualifying to earn the pole position for the headliner. After leading most of the feature, Cameron had trouble putting a car a lap down, which resulted in him losing the top spot and contact eventually cut down his right rear tire. The Crossville, Tennessee native wound up being paid for a fifteenth place effort at the Chattanooga-area oval. On Sunday in a regular show at TST, Cameron advanced to third in his heat race prior to winding up tenth in the A-Main after an unfortunate spin. Full results from both venues can be accessed online at www.boydsspeedway.net and www.talladegashorttrack.net.

Delph Communications and SWR Racing Launch New Website!
(March 11, 2019) Cameron Weaver, SWR Racing, and Delph Communications welcome you to the brand-new www.CameronWeaverRacing.com! The new website is dedicated to Crossville, Tennessee Crate Late Model racer Cameron Weaver, who is the son of team co-owner and former Super Late Model standout Randy Weaver. Cameron, who just started his racing career in late 2017, is scheduled to make his 2019 debut this Saturday evening, March 16 at Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia. The Crate Late Model portion of the 'Shamrock' is scheduled to boast a $1,500 payday at the Chattanooga-area oval. Keep logging onto www.CameronWeaverRacing.com throughout the year to keep up on the latest news, schedule information, results, and so much more!

SWR Racing and Cameron Weaver Set to Kick Off 2019 Season
(March 10, 2019) Young Crate Late Model ace Cameron Weaver and the SWR Racing team are slated to lift the lid to their 2019 campaign on Saturday night, March 16 at Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia. The annual running of the 'Shamrock' will take place at the Chattanooga-area venue and a $1,500 top prize is up for grabs for the Crate Late Model division. Cameron, who started his driving career in late 2017, will once again be behind the wheel of a Longhorn by Weaver Chassis with sponsorship from Tommy Pope Construction, A.F. Stone Professional Medical Services, Henderson Motorsports, Diercks LTD of the Quad Cities, Earnhardt Technologies Group, Dream Racing Technologies, Mission Transport, Chase Motorsports, Penske Racing Shocks, Outlaw Racing Southeast, Gunter Drywall, Outlaw Graphics, and VP Racing Fuels. (Mitchell Jenkins Photo)