DIRTcar Nationals Nightly Results from Volusia Speedway Park
(February 15, 2019) The penultimate event of the 2019 'DIRTcar Nationals' at Volusia Speedway Park took center stage in the Dirt Late Model world tonight and the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series presided over another $10,000 to win spectacular. Tanner English placed fourth in his stacked heat race prior to scoring an impressive victory in his B-Main. After starting twenty-first on the grid in the 50-lap main event, Tanner was unfortunately involved in a lap 10 incident and was forced to retire with damage in the twenty-eighth position. Following the race, the SWR Racing team opted to leave the Daytona Beach-area a day early and they will not compete in Saturday's $10,000 to win finale.

(February 14, 2019) Valentine's Day for the #116 team was headlined by another $10,000 to win World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series shootout tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida. Tanner English timed in nineteenth quickest in Group B during qualifying and later ran fifth in both his heat race and his B-Main. Unfortunately, Tanner was unable to make the start in the 50-lap headliner, which was won by Brandon Sheppard.

(February 13, 2019) The World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series returned to competition tonight at Volusia Speedway Park and a $10,000 top prize was on the line for the stellar 44 car field. Tanner English was not one of the entrants; however, as the #116 team opted to skip the race due to muddy conditions from recent rainfall in the Barberville, Florida area.

(February 12, 2019) Tonight's DIRTcar-sanctioned program at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida has been washed out from afternoon showers with more rain on the way. The $7,000 to win 'DIRTcar Nationals' showdown at the Daytona Beach-area oval will not be rescheduled. Action will get back underway at VSP tomorrow, as the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series will preside over a 50-lapper, which will boast a $10,000 payday.

(February 11, 2019) The 48th edition of the 'DIRTcar Nationals' for the Super Late Models started tonight at Volusia Speedway Park with a $7,000 to win shootout at the 1/2-mile Barberville, Florida speedplant. Tanner English drove his #116 to the third fastest time in his group during qualifying before running second in his heat race. After starting fifth on the grid in the 30-lap sprint, Tanner was charged with an early yellow flag and was forced to restart from the tail end of the field. The Benton, Kentucky native wound up salvaging a fourteenth place showing tonight at VSP.

Winternationals Nightly Results from East Bay Raceway Park
(February 9, 2019) The final round of the 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park paid out another $12,000 top prize tonight. A strong field of 41 competitors signed in at the pit gate at the Gibsonton, Florida facility to do battle in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series special. Tanner English knocked down the quickest lap in Group A during the qualifying session and later secured a heat race victory to earn the pole position for the 50-lap grand finale. Tanner then flexed his muscle throughout the contest, as he led on three different occasions (laps 1-33, 36-39, and 41-44), but was hampered by a late caution flag. The Benton, Kentucky hotshoe unfortunately slipped back to fourth in the waning circuits to trail only victor Jonathan Davenport, Tyler Erb, and Devin Moran at the unfurling of the checkered flag.

(February 8, 2019) Night five of the 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park drew a huge crowd and the live MAVTV television cameras. The $12,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series program marked the first points paying event of the busy week at the Tampa-area venue. Tanner English ripped the dirt second fastest in Group B during the time trial session prior to placing second in his stacked heat race. After starting the 50-lap main event from the outside of the fourth row, Tanner blasted up to the fourth position and was looking for more. The Benton, Kentucky ace unfortunately suffered rear-end issues late in the distance; however, and retired from the race in the twentieth spot.

(February 7, 2019) The fourth leg of the 43rd annual 'Winternationals' greeted SWR Racing tonight at East Bay Raceway Park and another $7,000 paycheck was on the line for the cars and stars racing with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. In qualifying at the Gibsonton, Florida oval tonight, Tanner English rocked the 1/3-mile track third fastest in Group B before picking up another heat race victory. After rolling off from the outside of the third row in the 40-lap headliner and climbing to as high as fourth in the running order, Tanner nearly spun in turn four and the flagman through a caution flag for him. Unfortunately, the Benton, Kentucky rising star was sent to the tail for causing a caution and was forced to rebound from the rear to salvage a sixth place performance in the wild contest.

(February 6, 2019) Round three of the 'Winternationals' at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida took place earlier tonight and all eyes in the pit area were on capturing the $7,000 payday. Tanner English stopped the clock sixth quickest in Group B during the qualifying session prior to picking up an impressive heat race triumph over Dennis Erb, Jr., Brandon Overton, and Billy Moyer, Jr. He then started the 40-lapper from the outside of the third row, but unfortunately went for a spin shortly after the halfway mark as he was running in the eighth position. Tanner then retired after only 21 circuits with mechanical woes and was relegated to a disappointing twenty-fourth place effort.

(February 5, 2019) Another $5,000 windfall was up for grabs with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series tonight at East Bay Raceway Park. The Gibsonton, Florida facility drew a stout 56 car field and Tanner English started his night off by clicking off the fifth quickest lap in Group B during time trials. Tanner then ran second in his stacked heat race to earn the outside of the fifth row for the start of the 30-lap headliner. The Benton, Kentucky native ran just outside of the top ten for the entire contest and eventually guided his #116 machine home in the thirteenth position.