Challenges arise early for multiple Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Drivers on the Jay’s Automotive United Late Late Model Series tour at the “Pot of Gold – 75” event that took place last Saturday at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor    Speedway.   Currently there are eight drivers contracted to compete in all twenty-one events scheduled on the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series tour in 2024.  Of those eight, two had mechanical failures while another two left the track with one less car.   Logan Zarin of Moon Township, Pennsylvania would appear to have taken the largest hit in an early red flag incident in the twenty-five lap main event alongside other Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver Ryan Montgomery.  Zarin would eventually need two wreckers to remove his #1z Rocket Chassis from the speedway after the incident which saw him hit several times.  He walked away from the incident unharmed.  After speaking with

Dylan Fenton is ELITE in 2024!   The Clearfield, PA resident has joined the Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver Program for the 2024 race season.  Fenton will look to chase his first Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series Championship as well as the Chew On This – Jerky Rookie of The Year award!  Coming off a 16th place finish in Saturday’s United Late Model Series opener at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway for the “Pot of Gold – 75”.    The Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Programs guarantees Fenton will receive a minimum of $500.00 for all ULMS events he qualifies for by a point basis.  $200.00 for any event he does not, the opportunity for an Emergency Provisional if needed as well as other bonuses, manufacture deals, and availability to run for the points and receive certificates at the end of the year Championship Banquet.   Fenton is signed up for

Chew on This-Jerky Rookie of The Race – Colton Flinner   He may not be a rookie in the ranks of regional racing nor at the famed “Monster Dirt Half-Mile” of Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway but the #48 Longhorn Chassis piloted by none other than Pittsburgh’s own Colton Flinner claimed the award and here’s why.   Flinner signed onto the 2024 Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver Program to contend for the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series Championship as well as the Chew on This – Jerky Rookie of the Year Award.  Coming out of Saturdays sixth place finish in the United Late Model Series “Pot of Gold – 75”, Flinner finds himself in a three way tie for fifth in points alongside other series regular and Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver Michael Lake of Uniontown, PA as well as the talented central Pennsylvania driver Dylan Yoder of Middleburg, PA.

The CHAMP is ELITE in 2024! Tyler Emory of Chaptico, MD has joined the Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver Program for the 2024 race season.  Emory, the reigning Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series Champion, 2023 Rookie of the Year, and Lindemuth Laser Etching Fast Time Recipient will attempt to go back to back with the title.  Already with a top ten finish in the United Late Model Series opener at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway this past Saturday for the “Pot of Gold – 75”.   The Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Programs guarantees Emory will receive a minimum of $500.00 for all ULMS events he qualifies for by a point basis.  $200.00 for any event he does not, the opportunity for an Emergency Provisional if needed as well as other bonuses, manufacture deals, and availability to run for the points and receive certificates at the end of the year Championship

Norris claims United Late Model Series opening night in Pittsburgh over LOLMDS regulars.   The Saxonburg, PA resident Michael Norris took home $4,000.00 for his “Pot of Gold – 75” victory at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway.  Starting from the pole position, Norris lost the lead early to LOLMDS regular Max Blair, battling back and forth where he would finally slide Blair and take command from lap six right to Close Racing Supply Victory Lane for his first Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series win of 2024.   The daytime show at Pittsburgh proved to be beneficial for their efforts with a total of 110 cars in the pits, 29 of those being the Jay’s Automotive United Late Models.  One of the first daytime shows the speedway has seen in recent years which highlighted the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series, Fast on Dirt 410 Sprint Cars, and the SCDRA Northeast

The Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series starts their 24th season this Saturday March 16, 2024 at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway (PPMS) in Imperial, Pennsylvania for the first “Pot Of Gold – 75” and then travels East the following Friday March 22, 2024 to return to Williams Grove Speedway! The first visit for the series to the famed “Dirt’s Monster Half-Mile” since 2017 which saw Alex Ferree in Close Racing Supply Victory Lane.  Ferree will once again be attending this show as well and looking for not only his first win of 2024, but to go back to back at PPMS with the United Late Model Series.   The event will feature the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series, FAST 410 Sprint Cars, and the SCDRA Northeast Sport Compacts.  The Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series event will pay $4,000.00 to win and $500.00 to start.  Have hot laps, and

Rocket Chassis becomes sponsor of the United Late Model Series in 2024!   For the first time in the series 24 year history, the historic chassis manufacturer located in Shinnston, WV has come on board for the 2024 race season with the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series.  Series owner/promoter Trevor Zuver made the trip down to West Virginia to meet with Steve Baker of Rocket Chassis and proposed a new incentive program to benefit the Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Drivers on tour in 2024 that currently run a Rocket Chassis in competition.   The program in which Steve Baker and Trevor Zuver came to agreement upon will award driver’s a monetary amount at the end of the season.  Currently set for the top three Elite Drivers in the championship point standings competing in Rocket Chassis in 2024.  They will all be awarded an additional $500.00 at the 2024 Jay’s

Integra Racing Shocks have returned for another year on tour with the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series in 2024.  This year, it will look a little different with the support from Integra Racing Shocks.  Previously, representative Anna Daugherty worked with United Late Model Series Founder Chris Zuver in which they put together gift certificates for the Integra Shocks Qualifying Fast Time Drivers.     Coming into 2024 with new found owner/promoter of the United Late Model & E-Mod Series, Trevor Zuver had a different idea and view in mind.  Meeting with Anna & Brian Daugherty at Integra Racing Shocks / Daugherty Motorsports,  Trevor Zuver proposed a new program to bring on board with the United Late Model Series to Anna Daugherty of Integra Racing Shocks in which both parties agreed it would bring increased incentives for teams to run Integra Shocks when on the United Late Model Series tour in