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Latest News: For Sale January 17th, 2010 - Tonight was the finale for the Wild West Shootout as the $10,000 to win Bill Cheesebourg Memorial was held. Forty-two Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy finished in the fourth position in his heat race after starting fourth. He would fall short of earning enough passing points to lock into the feature and was relegated to the b-main event. He would race his way out of the b-main to the a-main via a third place finish, which earned him the 22nd starting spot on the grid for the 40 lap feature. The main event would get off to a rough start for Moyer Jr. as he was involved in a lap one melee that included ten cars. Luckily he received minimal damage and was able to restart the event. As the event went back green, he began to methodically work his way toward the front of the field. By lap 15 he had cracked the top ten as he rode in the 9th position. Over the final half of the race he would ultimately march his way to a great third place finish behind event winner, Jimmy Mars, and Jeremy Payne! January 16th, 2010 - The team was in action in Round #5 of the Wild West Shootout on Saturday night for another $3,000 to win event. Forty-five Super Late Models entered the event, and after finishing 6th in his heat race, Billy was relegated to a b-main event, where he started in the second position. He would race his way to a third place finish in the b-main, which earned him a transfer spot to the 30 lap main event, where he started from outside of row eleven. During the course of the event, he would pass eight cars to bring home a 14th place finish. January 15th, 2010 - After attending classes during the week back at Arkansas State University, Billy Moyer Jr. returned to Arizona for Round #4 of the Wild West Shootout on Friday night. Despite drawing a large number at the pill draw, Billy charged from his 8th starting position in his heat race to a third place finish. He accumulated enough passing points to lock him into the third starting spot for the 30 lap feature event. Early in the event, Billy fell back as far as the 5th position before rebounding as high as the second spot. He looked to be on his way to a solid top three finish, when a flat right rear tire struck on lap 24 bringing his night to an early end. He was credited with a 19th place finish. January 10th, 2010 - Billy entered Round #2 of the 4th Annual Wild West Shootout on Sunday night at USA Raceway. After finishing third in his heat race, he was forced to a b-main event, where he picked up a fourth place finish to earn the 23rd starting spot in the $5,000 to win feature. During the course of the feature, Billy would race his way to a 14th place finish. January 9th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports opened their 2010 campaign tonight at USA Raceway in Tuscon, Arizona with Round #1 of the 4th Annual Wild West Shootout. With 52 Super Late Models entering the $3,000 to win event, Billy started 4th in his heat race and advanced to a 3rd place finish. He fell just short of earning enough passing points for the feature event and had to run a b-main event. He would run in the final transfer spot for much of the event before contact with Jeremy Payne on the final lap resulted in Billy losing the final transfer spot as his night came to an early end. November 21st, 2009 - Billy entered his final event of the 2009 season on Saturday night at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama. The $2,500 to win program was sanctioned by the Long Lewis Ford Bama Super Series, and drew 26 cars. The evening turned out to be quite eventful for Billy as qualified second fastest in his group to lock into the fourth starting position for the 50 lap feature event. He was quite confident about his chances in the feature, but things went sour on the first lap when fellow second row starter, Chris Ragan, drifted high off turn two into Moyer Jr. resulting in the two cars being briefly stuck together. The pair would finally come apart, but not before Billy fell back to the seventeenth position. Moyer Jr. did not let this slow him down though as he methodically worked his way through the field, and by the time that the checkered flag waved, he was shown with a seventh place finish. November 7th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports invaded Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for the 6th Annual Southern Belle Cotton Pickin' 100. With 61 Super Late Models on hand, Billy laid down a great qualifying lap to set fast time in his group and went on to win his heat race over Bill Frye to pick up the 5th starting spot in the 100 lap feature, which paid $15,000 to win and $1,000 to start. Moyer Jr. would battle in the top five early in the race before developing a tight race car during the race's early stages. After fading to the tenth position in the race's mid-stages, Billy bounced back to record a great 8th place finish at the checkered flag. October 31st, 2009 - Billy made the last minute decision to invade Tri State Speedway in Pocola, Oklahoma for the $2,000 to win M.A.R.S. Super Late Model tour event. After starting 12th in the feature, Moyer Jr. advanced to an 8th place finish on a locked-down, one groove race track. October 25th, 2009 - After a few weeks away from the track, Moyer Jr. returned to action in the 15th Annual Fall Classic at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi over the weekend. Sixty Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy qualified third fastest in his group to earn the third starting spot in his heat race qualifier. He would slip back to the fifth position early in the race, before rebounding to a fourth place finish, which was one spot short of a transfer spot to the feature, but earned him the pole position for the first b-main event on Saturday night. In the b-main event, Billy took the lead at the drop of the green flag, and then battled Chris McElhenney to take the b-main win to earn the 19th starting position for the 75 lap feature. In the feature, Moyer Jr. would battle around midpack on a slick race track. As the race approached its midway point, Billy was not progressing through the field, and decided to retire from the event to perserve his equipment. He would be credited with a 22nd place finish. October 4th, 2009 - Billy wrapped up the third and final night of the triple header weekend at Tri City Speedway on Sunday night. With 21 Super Late Models in action in the $2,000 to win event, Moyer Jr. charged from his sixth starting position to a second place finish in heat race action. In the main event, he would start in the fifth position, and would battle throughout the top five before recording a solid 5th place finish. October 3rd, 2009 - Night #2 of the triple header drew thirty-one Super Late Models, and after recording a second place finish in his heat race, Billy started 8th in the feature. The team had high hopes for the main event, but after missing the setup, he faded to a 14th place finish. October 2nd, 2009 - Billy entered the first night of a triple header on Friday night at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. Thirty-three Super Late Models were on hand for the $2,000 to win program. In heat race action, Moyer Jr. advanced from his fifth starting position to a third place finish to earn the 12th starting position for the feature. In the main event, Billy raced his way to an 8th place finish against a stout field of regional competitors. September 27th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for the 20th Annual Magnolia State 100 over the weekend. With 69 Super Late Models on hand, Billy qualified third fastest in his group to earn the third starting spot in his heat race. Billy would advance to the fourth spot early in the heat race, but during a late race restart he was shuffled back to the fifth spot, which is where he finished. With only the top three cars transferring to the feature event, he was forced to run the b-main on Saturday night. Rains on Saturday forced the program to be moved to Sunday afternoon. Billy would move to the second spot early in the b-main and pressured Josh Putnam for the entire event. Moyer Jr. looked to be on his way to claiming the final transfer spot in his b-main, but on the white flag lap, disaster struck when the right front control arm broke as Billy entered turn one, resulting in him making contact with the turn one wall, bringing his weekend to a disappointing, early end. September 20th, 2009 - After losing Saturday night's event at Springfield Raceway (Springfield, MO) and Sunday night's event at Monett Speedway (Monett, MO) to Mother Nature, the 2009 O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model season has officially concluded, and Billy Moyer Jr. is the 2009 Series' Champion! With two wins on the year on the series and several top five finishes, Billy claimed the title by over 100 points. September 18th, 2009 - Tonight, Billy entered the Dodge Ram 50 at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. With 25 Super Late Models entered Billy finished 5th in his heat race and started 14th in the feature. By the race's midpoint, he was running midpack in the feature and made the decision to retire from the event to save his equipment. September 12th, 2009 - Billy entered the 3rd Annual Midsouth Dirt Track Championship on Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas with the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model tour. With 28 Super Late Models on hand, Billy rocketed to his heat race win to earn the third starting position for the 40 lap, $3,000 to win event. Billy would drop to the fourth position on the first lap of the feature before moving past Gary Christian for the third position on lap two. Moyer would begin working the low side as he tried to work his way past Jamie Elam for the second spot. The duo would battle for the next twenty laps before Elam spun, while battling through lapped traffic. With Elam tailback, Moyer Jr. moved up to the second position and began pressuring Jamie Dacus for the lead. Billy would pursue Dacus until the end of the race, and almost pulled off a repeat win at Riverside International Speedway when Dacus jumped the cushion coming to the checkered flag. Moyer Jr. would pull even with Dacus as they raced to the checkered flag, but would fall a few feet short of a win as he recorded a second place finish. September 7th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports enjoyed a successful holiday weekend as they entered a pair of $5,000 to win Super Late Model events. On Saturday night Billy was in action at Duck River Speedway in Wheel, Tennessee with the Southern Regional Racing Series in the Slo-Moe 50 as 44 cars entered the event. After qualifying fifth fastest in his group, Moyer Jr. started third in a qualifier event, where he raced his way to a second place finish. Via his qualifier finish, he started 13th in the feature. Despite never competing at Duck River Speedway before, Billy had a strong run in the feature and charged his way to a seventh place finish. On Sunday night, the team traveled to North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama for the 5th Annual Bama Brawl. With thirty Super Late Models entered into the event, Billy qualified fourth fastest in his group to earn the eighth starting spot for the 50 lap event. Billy would battle throughout the top ten in the event before recording a sixth place finish. August 29th, 2009 - Billy traveled to I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas for a $2,000 to win, O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model event on Saturday night. On a hooked-up track in heat race action, Moyer Jr. would only manage a fourth place finish as passing was difficult. As a result, he started on the pole of the b-main, which he easily won to earn the 15th starting position for the 40 lap feature. In the main event, which was slowed only by a caution on the initial start, Billy would methodically work his way to a sixth place finish and along the way earned the Larry Shaw Race Cars Hard Charger Award. August 23rd, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports entered a pair of O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model events over the weekend in Arkansas and Mississippi. On Friday the team competed at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas in a $2,000 to win event that drew a field of twenty-nine Super Late Models. Billy won his heat race to earn the third starting position for the 30 lap feature. Early in the event, he would get to the second spot as he began to challenge his Dad, Billy Moyer, for the lead. Billy would actually get a nose under his Dad on lap twelve, but was unable to complete the pass. A few laps later Jr. would try the highside only to have Wendell wallace slip by for the second spot. Moyer Jr. would go on to record a third place finish behind Billy Moyer and Wendell Wallace. On Saturday night, the team traveled to Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi for another $2,000 to win O'Reilly MSRA event. After earning the third starting position for the 40 lap feature, Moyer Jr. was excited about his chances to win the event, but things would go sour quickly for the young driver, when an overzealous move by a competitor resulted in Moyer Jr. losing the nose of his car. He would head pit side to get a fresh nose, but rejoined the field one lap down. He would ultimately record an 11th place finish in the final rundown. August 15th, 2009 - Billy Moyer Jr. carried his momentum into the 17th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas over the course of the weekend. The Lucas Oil Late Model Series event drew 68 of the nation's top Super Late Model pilots. In group qualifications on Friday, Moyer Jr. timed in 17th fastest to earn the sixth starting position for his heat race. In the heat, Billy would battle to a fourth place finish behind Earl Pearson Jr., Dan Schlieper, and Raymond Merrill. With only the top three cars transferring to the feature, Moyer Jr. was relegated to the second b-main event, where he started on the pole. Billy would jump to the lead at the drop of the green flag, and enjoyed a stress free event until lap 13th when he made contact with a lapped car. Moyer Jr. would continue, but with heavy right-side, body damage. Despite the damage, Billy went on to win his b-main to earn the 20th starting spot for the 100 lap feature event, which was being taped by the Speed TV cameras! Billy would battle around midpack before retiring near the race's midstages to a 20th place finish in the crown jewel. August 7th, 2009 - Billy had a solid night at Malden Speedway with the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Models. After winning his heat race, he started 4th in the 30 lap feature event. He would run third in the race's early stages before taking possession of the second position on a mid-race restart. He would battle side-by-side with Billy James for the rest of the race before settling for a second place finish. August 1st, 2009 - Moyer Jr. was rained out tonight at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri. July 31st, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois on Friday night. After starting 5th in his heat race and advancing to a third place finish, Billy would start 8th in the main event. Early in the event, he would slip back as far as the 11th position before charging through the field back to a great 3rd place finish! July 25th, 2009 - Billy entered the second night of the O'Reilly MSRA/O'Reilly MARS Clash on Saturday night at Batesville Motor Speedway. Thirty Super Late Models were on hand for the event, and Moyer Jr. would once again draw a poor starting spot for his heat race as he was pinned in the 8th starting position. For the second night in a row, he would advance to a 3rd place finish in his heat. Via passing points he earned the fifth starting spot for the feature. In the feature, Billy would battle throughout the top ten before recording an 8th place finish. July 24th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports made the short trek to Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas on Friday night for the first night of the O'Reilly MSRA/O'Reilly MARS Clash. After starting eighth in his heat race, Billy would rocket his way to a 3rd place finish to earn the sixth starting spot for the 30 lap main event. In the feature, Kid Smooth would advance as high as the fourth position before slipping back to a solid sixth place finish. July 18th, 2009 - Billy was in action with the O'Reilly MSRA super Late Models on Saturday night at Drew County Speedway in Monticello, Arkansas as twenty-two competitors entered the event. After charging from 8th to a 3rd place finish in his heat race, Moyer Jr., started 4th in the feature. He would battle his way to a 3rd place finish in the 30 lap event. He continues to lead the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model standings with a 39 point advantage over second place, Kyle Beard. July 17th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports entered the $2,000 to win/$300 to start O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model event on Friday night at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas. With 24 Super Late Models on hand, Billy started 3rd in his heat race and advanced to a second place finish, earning him the 7th starting spot for the 30 lap main event. In the feature, Billy would advance to a 5th place finish to maintain his series' points lead. July 12th, 2009 - Billy resumed his pursuit of the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model title over the weekend with a double header at 67 Speedway in Texarkana, Arkansas. On Friday night with twenty-one Super Late Models on hand, Billy won his heat race and started 4th in the feature on an extremely rough race track. He would survive the rough conditions to record a 4th place finish in the 25 lap feature. On Saturday night, Moyer Jr. entered the second night of the double header on a much smoother, slick track. After starting 6th in his heat race, Billy advanced to a 4th place finish, which earned him the 10th starting spot for the 30 lap feature. He would battle his way to a solid, 5th place finish by the time that the checkered flag fell and earned the Larry Shaw Race Cars Hard Charger Award along the way for passing more cars than anyone else in the feature. By the time that the weekend was completed, Billy held a 24 point advantage over Kyle Beard for the top spot in the O'Reilly MSRA point's standings. July 4th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports entered the third leg of the Four Crown Nationals on Saturday night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. The night got off to a good start for the team, as Billy qualified second fastest in his group in group qualifications, earning him the third starting position for the 40 lap main event. In the feature, he was running second near the race's midway point when contact from Jason Cliburn resulted in heavy left front damage. He would ultimately finish in the 11th position. July 3rd, 2009 - The first half of the Four Crown Nationals has not been kind to Billy Moyer Jr. On Thursday night, the tour got underway at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi. With 27 Super Late Models on hand, Billy qualified 4th fastest in his group, earning him the 8th starting position for the 40 lap event. However, Moyer Jr.'s feature would be over before early in the event when Ross Camponovo made contact with Billy's right rear tire, causing a flat. Billy would head pitside for fresh rubber and rejoined the rear of the field for a few laps before calling it a night. On Friday night, the action shifted to Central Mississippi Speedway in Winona, Mississippi. 32 Super Late Models signed in for the event, Billy started 14th in the 40 lap, $2,000 to win event. However, he would retire early in the event with mechanical woes. June 28th, 2009 - Billy had a great weekend in the state of Alabama as he competed with the Long Lewis Ford Bama Super Series for Super Late Models. On Friday night at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Moyer Jr. qualified second fastest in his group in group qualifications, which earned him the 3rd starting spot for the feature event. In the main event, Billy had a good car on long runs, but was not quite as good on short runs. Unfortunately, the event would see several cautions, which resulted in several short runs. He would still manage to battle a tight race car to a 4th place finish. On Saturday night, Jr. Motorsports invaded Moulton Speedway in Moulton, Alabama for a $3,000 to win Bama Super Series Event. With 28 Super Late Models on hand, Billy locked into the 5th starting position via time trials. He would advance to the third position early in the event, and would later race his way to as high as the second position before slipping to a third place finish behind Chris Ragan and Anthony Burroughs by the time that the checkered flag dropped on the 50 lap event. June 25th, 2009 - The team invaded Clayhill Motorsports Park in Atwood, Tennessee for the first ever time on Thursday night. Billy qualified 5th fastest in his group, and charged to a 2nd place finish in his heat. Via his heat race finish, he started 6th in the feature and slipped to a 9th place finish on a one groove track. June 24th, 2009 - Billy returned to action on Wednesday night with the UMP Summernationals at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. After jumping the cushion on both of his timed laps, he started at the back of his heat race. He charged to a 5th place finish in his heat race, which was one spot of a transfer to the feature event, but earned him a front row starting spot for a b-main event. Billy would hold down the final transfer spot for much of the b-main before slipping to the third spot late in the race, which left him one spot of a transfer to the feature event, bringing his night to an early end. June 20th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports entered the $10,000 to win UMP Summernationals event on Saturday night at Clarksville Speedway in Clarksville, Tennessee. With 44 Super Late Models on hand, Billy qualified second fastest in his group. After starting second in his heat race and having a race-long battle with Terry Casey for the top spot, Billy slipped to a second place finish, which gave him the sixth starting position for the main event. In the feature, Billy would work his way as high as the fourth position before dropping a few spots late in the event to record a solid, seventh place finish against the talent-laden field. June 16th, 2009 - Billy entered the $10,000 to win Open Shootout at Farley Speedway in Farley, Iowa on Tuesday night. With 28 Super Late Models on hand, and Billy competing at a 1/2 mile oval for the first time ever, things got off to a rough start. While warming the car up prior to hotlaps, he encountered engine problems in his primary car. As a result, he piloted the #11 Victory Circle M1 Chassis entry, which is owned by his Dad, and was scheduled to be piloted by Nascar driver, Denny Hamlin, in the Prelude last week. With no hot laps in the car, Billy did an amazing job to qualify 6th fastest overall and with a three car invert for heat race action, started third in his heat race. He would finish in the third spot, which transferred him to the dash, where he finished 5th. In the main event, Moyer Jr. started 5th, and was running in the 10th position near the race's midway point, when he made the decision to retire from the event to save his equipment. He was credited with a 14th place finish. June 14th, 2009 - Moyer Jr. made the last minute decision to compete in a Weekly Racing Series Event on Saturday night at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri. With 22 Super Late Models on hand, Billy won his heat and finished 5th in the dash, which resulted in him starting 5th in the feature. Moyer Jr. would advance to the third position early in the event and battled Ken Schrader for much of the feature for the second spot. Billy actually passed Schrader late in the event, but lapped traffic would allow Schrader to get back around him. At the finish line, Moyer Jr. would be credited with a third place finish. June 7th, 2009 - Billy returned to the state of Mississippi on Saturday night to compete in the 6th Annual Coca-Cola Governor's Cup at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. The $5,000 to win/$300 to start event, drew 35 cars, and in group qualifications, Billy would record the second fastest time in his group and earned the 6th starting spot for the 50 lap feature. After having several cars check up in front of him on the start, Billy fell back to the 10th position, but immediately began marching forward once again. By the race's midpoint, he was up to the sixth position, and lap 30 would see him crack the top five. Late in the race, Moyer Jr. would move into the 4th position before slipping to a 5th place finish. May 31st, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports competed in two of the three events in the Tri Track Challenge over the weekend. On Friday night, Billy was in action at Paducah International Raceway in Paducah, Kentucky in a $5,000 to win event. Billy raced from his 5th starting spot in his heat race to a 4th place finish, which earned him a front row starting spot for a b-main, where he finished second. He started 16th in the main event, and battled his way to a solid 10th place finish by the time that the checkered flag fell. On Saturday night, the team traveled to I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri where his luck would not be as good. After struggling in his heat race, Billy's night came to an end in a b-main event, when he was caught up in an accident. May 25th, 2009 - Billy had a busy Memorial Day weekend. Things got underway on Thursday-Saturday, May 21st-23rd at West Plains Motor Speedway in West Plains, Missouri for the 17th Annual O'Reilly Show Me 100. Despite having good success in Thursday night's practice, Billy would struggle in time trials against the 66 car field, which resulted in him starting 6th in his qualifying heat race. Moyer Jr. would fade to an 8th place finish in his heat race. As a result, Billy was forced to start deep in a b-main event on Saturday night, and he would come up just short of transferring to the main event. On Sunday night, Jr. Motorsports traveled to Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois for a $10,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Series sanctioned event. Via time trials and the top four cars being inverted, Billy started outside front row for his heat race and would blast his way to the heat race win, which was his first ever with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series. Via his win, Moyer Jr. would earn the 3rd starting position for the 50 lap feature. Billy's setup for the main event would be a tick off, and as a result he would slip to a 10th place finish. May 17th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports had another great weekend in O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model action. The team traveled to Drew County Speedway in Monticello, Arkansas over the weekend for a double header with the O'Reilly MSRA tour. On Friday night, 27 Super Late Models signed in for battle and after winning his heat race, Billy earned the fourth starting spot for the main event. He would battle throughout the top five in the feature before recording a 4th place finish. On Saturday night, another $2,000 to win event was held, and 20 cars were on hand. Billy would start 6th in the 40 lap feature. He would work his way to the second position early in the event and late in the race when leader, Ray Moore, would fall out of the event, Moyer Jr. would inherit the lead and go on to claim his second win of 2009! Billy also continues to hold down the top spot in the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model point standings! May 9th, 2009 - For the second straight weekend Jr. Motorsports was rained out as both Batesville Motor Speedway and Drew County speedway lost their O'Reilly MSRA events to Mother Nature. April 26th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports entered a pair of Southern Regional Racing Series Super Late Model events over the course of the weekend. On Friday night, he competed at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama in a $3,000 to win/$300 to start event with 28 cars on hand. Billy would qualify second fastest in his group in time trials, which earned him the fourth starting position for the 40 lap feature. Moyer Jr. would fall to the sixth position early in the event before climbing back to the fourth spot. However, his night would come to an early end with carburetor problems. On Saturday night, Billy made his debut at Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown, Tennessee for another $3,000 to win event. He would once again qualify second fastest in his group in time trials, which resulted in him locking into the 4th starting position for the 40 lap feature event. Passing would be at a premium in the feature, and Billy would record a 4th place finish at the finish line. April 23rd, 2009 - Billy was recently featured in a Dirt Cast interview. Click HERE to listen to the interview. April 18th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports turned in another solid performance at West Plains Motor Speedway in West Plains, Missouri as the O'Reilly MSRA and O'Reilly MARS Super Late Model tours went head-to-head for the second straight night. With 31 Super Late Models on hand, Billy started 6th in his heat race and rocketed his way to the heat race win. Via passing points, Moyer Jr. earned the JFR Graphics Pole Position for the feature event. He would battle his way to a 5th place finish in the 40 lap event. April 17th, 2009 - Billy entered the $2,000 to win/40 lap event that was sanctioned by the O'Reilly MSRA and O'Reilly MARS Super Late Model tour tonight at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas. After racing his way from his fourth starting position to a third place finish in his heat race, he earned the 12th starting spot for the main event. Passing would be difficult in the main event, and he would only be able to manage a 9th place finish. He is currently tied for the point's lead in the O'Reilly MSRA with Kyle Beard. April 11th, 2009 - Tonight at Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas, Billy charged from his 8th starting position to take the lead in the final corner of the final lap from Howard Willis. He went on to lead the last 150 feet to take his first ever O'Reilly MSRA feature win and the biggest triumph of his career to the tune of $2,000. After finishing 2nd in his heat race, he started 8th in the 40 lap feature at the 60 year old facility. Billy would use the low groove to work his way to the front. He would hold down the second spot for last few laps before using a daring move in lapped traffic exiting turn four coming to the checkered to pick up the win in front of an enthusiastic crowd. It marked his second career victory! On Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway, Billy battled mechanical woes throughout the program, which brought his night to an early end. Thursday's program at Batesville Motor Speedway fell victim to Mother Nature. April 4th, 2009 - Billy competed at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas tonight with the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model tour. With 28 Super Late Models on hand, Moyer Jr. started 7th in his heat race and raced his way to a 4th place finish, which resulted in him starting 9th in the 40 lap, $2,000 to win feature event. Early in the race Billy would maintain his position. By the race's midstages he was starting to make his way to the front and was up to the 7th spot on lap 30 when he narrowly avoided disaster, when he and Jon Mitchell made contact down the front stretch. Billy would be turned into the front stretch wall, but somehow managed to collect his mount and keep going with minimal damage. Over the final ten laps he would race his way to a 5th place finish. With the first two O'Reilly MSRA point's events in the books, Moyer Jr. is the current tour point's leader. April 3rd, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports kicked off the 2009 O'Reilly MSRA Late Model Series tour at 67 Speedway in Texarkana, Arkansas tonight. Via heat race action, Billy earned the fifth starting position in the 21 car field for the 30 lap, $2,000 to win feature. He would race his way to a fourth place finish behind event winner, Kevin Sitton, and Jon Mitchell and Allen Tippen. March 21st, 2009 - The team traveled to Moulton Speedway in Moulton, Alabama for night #2 of the Bama Super Series. Billy would start 16th in the 50 lap, $3,000 to win feature event. Despite starting deep in the field, he would mount a strong march through the field, and by the time that the checkered flag fell, he was credited with a 6th place finish. With two of the ten rounds in the books, Billy is currently tied for the lead in the Bama Super Series. March 20th, 2009 - Billy entered the inaugural event for the Bama Super Series Super Late Models tonight at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama, and it would prove to be a great night for the young driver. With 36 Super Late Models on hand, he would set quick time in his group and third quickest time overall. His timed lap would earn him the third starting position for the 40 lap feature. After a couple of starts, which were nixed by cautions, the race finally got underway, and Billy made a daring, three-wide move exiting turn two to take over the second spot and begin his pursuit of leader, Jay Brinkley. Moyer Jr. would pursue Brinkley for the first 26 laps before using lapped traffic to slip by the leader going down the backstretch. Billy would lead the next lap before Brinkley slipped by to retake the lead on lap 28. Moyer Jr. would pressure Brinkley to the checkered flag and would come up just short of the feature win with a great second place finish. March 15th, 2009 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Deep South Speedway in Loxley, Alabama for a double header with the World of Outlaws Super Late Models over the weekend. On Friday night, 44 of the nation's top Super Late Models signed in for battle. Billy would qualify in the 28th position, which positioned him in the 7th starting position for his qualifier. He would advance to a 6th place finish, but with only the top four cars transferring to the feature, he was relegated to a b-main event. In the b-main event, he would fight a tight race car home to a 7th place finish, which was short of a transfer to the feature event, bringing his night to an end. On Saturday night, heavy rains would nix the racing program, and the team would head home. March 7th, 2009 - Billy entered the second night of the March Madness event tonight at Kentucky Lake Motor Speedway in a $7,000 to win event. As it would turn out Saturday would be a much better night for Moyer Jr. than Friday night turned out to be. With 51 Super Late Models signed in to battle for the top prize, Billy qualified 7th fastest in his group, which earned him a 7th starting position for his heat qualifier. He would go on to finish 6th in his heat race, and with only the top four cars transferring to the feature, he was forced to a consolation event, where he started 3rd. Moyer Jr. would race his way to the second position, which earned him a transfer spot to the main event. After starting 20th in the feature, Billy would race his way to a solid 14th place finish! March 6th, 2009 - Billy competed in the first night of the March Madness event at Kentucky Lake Motor Speedway in Calvert City, Kentucky. With over 50 Super Late Models on hand, he would fall just short of transferring to the feature event. He qualified 6th fastest in his group in time trials. After starting 6th in his heat race, he would fade to a 9th place finish, which sent him to a consolation event. He would advance to an 8th place finish in the consolation event, but only the top four finishers transferred to the feature. February 1st, 2009 - JR. Motorsports opened the 2009 season on Saturday, January 31st in the 9th Annual Winter Classic at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. In time trials, Billy would experience some difficulties, and with 39 Super Late Models on hand, he would qualify 7th fastest in his group, which forced him to start 5th in a b-main. In the b-main, Billy would waste little time as he raced his way a 3rd place finish, which earned him an 18th starting position for the 40 lap, $3,000 to win event. Early in the event, Billy would advance as high as the 12th position. However, as the event drew on, the handling on Billy's car began to go away, and by lap 30 he had faded to the 17th position. He decided to save his equipment, and retired from the event on lap 32. He was credited with a 19th place finish. FOR SALE ITEMS November 29th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi over the weekend for the 8th Annual Possum Town Grand Prix. After practicing on Thursday night, the weekend would be cut short as both Friday and Saturday night's programs were nixed by rain. November 2nd, 2008 - Billy entered the 2nd Annual Gumbo Nationals at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi over the weekend. On Friday night, Billy struggled in time trials, but managed to lock into the feature event via his heat race finish. Billy started 11th in the 40 lap main event, and early on struggled some with the handling of the car. However, by lap 15 the car began to come in and Billy started to move forward. However, Billy's march to the front would be nixed a few laps later. Despite being advertised as being 40 laps, the flagman threw the checkered flag on lap 20 for unknown reasons. Due to the shortened event, Moyer Jr. was credited with a 9th place finish. October 26th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi over the weekend for the 14th Annual Fall Classic. Billy qualified 7th in his group, which resulted in him starting seventh in his heat. He would finish 7th in his heat race, which relegated him to the consolation event, where he started in the 5th position. Billy would finish in the 4th and final transfer position for the feature, which earned him a 23rd starting spot for the 75 lap event. After not being able to advance many positions Moyer Jr. would retire early in the event to save the extra laps on his motor. He was credited with a 20th place finish. October 19th, 2008 - Billy competed over the weekend in the 14th Annual Cotton Pickin' 100 at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. With 63 Super Late Models on hand, Billy qualified third in his group on Friday night, which awarded him the 3rd starting position in his heat race. Moyer Jr. felt confident about his chances in the heat race, but he would be sidelined before a lap could be completed when Dane Dacus spun in front of him, forcing him toward the top of the track, where another car knocked him into the wall. The #21 Victory Circle M1 Chassis By Moyer received heavy damage on the front suspension of the car, and his night was brought to an end. Due to his DNF on Friday night, Billy was forced to start 10th in his b-main on Saturday night. He would race his way to a 4th place finish in the event, but unfortunately only the top two cars transferred to the feature. As a result, his weekend came to an end. October 12th, 2008 - Last night at Whynot Motorsports Park, Billy locked into the feature event via time trials after qualifying in the 6th position. Moyer Jr. would experience a setback in the pole-sitters dash, when another car slammed him into the wall at the drop of the green flag. After finishing last in the dash, and Billy started in the 8th starting position in the 25 car field for the 50 lap event. Moyer Jr. would battle his way to an 11th place finish in the feature. October 11th, 2008 - Moyer Jr. made his first trip of the year last night to Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series event. In time trials, bad luck once again struck Billy as his nose dug into the track, resulting in a poor qualifying lap. As a result he started 9th in his b-main event. However, he didn't let his poor starting position discourage him as he raced his way to a 3rd place finish, which earned him a 13th starting spot in the feature. At the drop of the green flag in the feature, he blasted his way to the front, and got as high as the fourth position by the race's midway point. Late in the race, the handling would begin to go away on his entry, and he lost a few spots to finish in the 10th position. October 5th, 2008 - Billy competed in the 2008 AMP Late Model series finale last night at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi. 32 Super Late Models signed in to battle for the $2,000 top prize. Billy started on the front row in his heat race and jumped to the early lead before the nose of his car dug into the track causing front end damage and pushing him to the back of the pack. Due to his heat finish, Billy was forced to run the b-main, which he led flag to flag to take the win. He started 16th in the feature, and by the time that the checkered flag fell on the 30 lap feature, Moyer Jr. recorded a solid 5th place finish. September 21st, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports entered the Fall Nationals over the weekend at I-44 Speedway in Lebanon, Missouri. On Friday night, Billy started 5th in his heat race and finished in the 5th position, which resulted in him starting 15th in the feature event. Moyer Jr. cracked the top ten near the race's midpoint, before slipping back to an 11th place finish. On Saturday night, Billy finished third in his heat race and started ninth in the feature. He would register a tenth place finish in the finale. September 14th, 2008 - Billy traveled to Poinsett County Raceway in Harrisburg, Arkansas for the 2nd Annual O'Reilly MSRA Midsouth Dirt Track Championship. The event was originally scheduled to be a two day event with heat races on Friday night and b-mains and the main event on Saturday night. However, a less than promising forecast for Saturday night forced the O'Reilly MSRA staff to make Friday night's event the final point's show of the 2008 season. With 32 Super Late Models on hand Billy started on the pole of the second heat race and powered his way to the win, which earned him the 5th starting position for the feature. Billy would fight a loose race car home to an 11th place finish in the thirty lap event. Saturday night's O'Reilly MSRA non-point's event was nixed by rain, and will not be rescheduled. Billy finished 4th in the final O'Reilly MSRA point standings. September 7th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports made the trek to Tri State Speedway in Pocola, Oklahoma for a co-sanctioned, $2000 to win event between the O'Reilly MSRA and Allstate DLRA Super Late Model tours. In his heat race, Billy once again pulled a large number at the pill draw, which resulted in him starting at the back of a heat race. After starting sixth in his heat race, Billy advanced to a third place finish, which earned him an 8th starting spot for the 35 lap feature event. In the feature, Moyer would maintain his starting position to record an 8th place finish. August 31st, 2008 -Billy traveled to I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas last night to compete with the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model tour. Moyer Jr. picked up a 7th place finish at the end of the 30 lap feature. August 24th, 2008 - Billy and Jr. Motorsports traveled to Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri last night for an O'Reilly MLRA Super Late Model event. Billy once again drew a large number at the pill draw and started 6th in his heat race. He was able to advance to a second place finish by the time that the checkered flag dropped on the qualifier, which earned him a 5th starting position for the feature. Billy had the team tighten the car up a little too much in anticipation of a dry slick track for the feature, however, the track remained tacky and caused him to battle a tight race car for the entire event. He recorded a 12th place finish. August 17th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports entered the 16th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas over the weekend. The team spent Thursday night's open practice session doing a great deal of testing on the #21jr Victory Circle By Moyer/Runion Racing Engine Super Late Model, and in the end it would pay off as Moyer Jr. qualified for his first ever Topless 100 main event in only his third attempt. Friday night's program of time trials and heat races would be negated by heavy rains that left the facility bound by mud. As a result, the entire program was consolidated into a single day event on Saturday night with the format adjusted and the purse condensed to $25,000 to win and $1,000 to start. Billy qualified 4th fastest in his group in the group qualifying, which earned him a 4th starting position for his heat race. Billy grabbed the second position early in the event before the short end of a battle between he and Brian Birkhofer relegated him to the 3rd spot. Moyer Jr. would maintain the 3rd position for the balance of the ten lap heat, which earned him a 13th starting position for the 100 lap, feature event. In the feature, Billy would record a 20th place finish. August 10th, 2008 - Billy entered a pair of O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Model events over the weekend. On Friday night, the action got underway at Malden Speedway in Malden, Missouri with a $2,000 to win, 30 lap event. In heat race action, Billy started 7th and advanced to a 4th place finish, which earned him a 12th starting position for the feature.At the drop of the green flag, Billy began his march to the front. By lap four, he was battling for the fifth position, when contact with another car caused his one of his rear tires to go flat. Moyer Jr. headed pitside where he got fresh rubber and rejoined the back of the pack. Over the remainder of the event, Billy charged back to a solid 8th place finish. On Saturday night, Jr. Motorsports traveled to Poinsett County Raceway in Harrisburg, Arkansas for another $2,000 to win O'Reilly MSRA event. Billy started 3rd in his heat race. He took over the top spot early in the race, and went on to pick up the heat race win. Via passing points, he earned the outside front row starting spot for the feature. In the main event, Billy battled throughout the top five for the entire 40 lap event. By the time that the checkered flag fell, he was credited with a 4th place finish. August 3rd, 2008 - Moyer Jr. competed at I-30 Speedway again last night with the O'Reilly SUPR tour. Billy struggled with the setup all night long as he started 3rd in his heat race and finished in the 5th position. In the feature event, Billy started 9th in the feature and retired early in the event to a 15th place finish. August 2nd, 2008 - Billy had a good night last night at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas. He started fifth in his heat race in his #21jr Victory Circle M1 By Moyer/Runion Racing Engine Super Late Model and finished in the 6th position. His 6th place finish earned him a 12th starting position for the feature event. Billy was able to work his way through the field to record a 5th place finish by the time that the checkered flag dropped. July 28th, 2008 - On Saturday night, Jr. Motorsports set out to compete at Springfield Raceway in Springfield, Missouri in an O'Reilly MARS and Allstate DLRA Challenge event. However, rains shortly before hot laps nixed the program. On Sunday night, Billy was in action at Monett Speedway in Monett, Missouri in an O'Reilly MSRA Vs. Allstate DLRA Challenge event. Thirty-Eight Super Late Models were on hand, and Moyer Jr. finished 4th in his heat race after starting 7th. He barely missed the cutoff for passing points for the main event, and was forced to run one of the twin b-mains. He won his b-main and started 15th in the feature. Billy would retire from the feature event near the race's midway point and would be credited with a 21st place finish. July 20th, 2008 - Billy competed last night at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas for night #2 of the MSRA/DLRA Challenge event. He started 8th in his heat race and advanced to a 4th place finish. In the feature, Billy would start 10th, and he would pick up a 12th place finish. July 19th, 2008 - The team was in action last night at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas with a $2,000 to win/$350 to start event between the MSRA & DLRA Super Late Models. Billy finished 4th in his heat race, which earned him a 13th starting spot for the 35 lap feature. At the end of the event, he would be scored with an 11th place finish. July 13th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports was in action at Arkansas Motor Speedway in Nashville, Arkansas last night. Billy started 4th in his heat, and was battling for the second spot, when a car got sideways in front of him causing him to fall to the back. He would fight his way back to a 3rd place finish, which would result in him starting 9th in the feature event. Moyer Jr. was battling for the 7th position early in the feature when another car made contact with him, causing his left rear tire to go flat. Billy went to the back of the pack and charged back to a 6th place finish. July 12th, 2008 - Billy entered the O'Reilly MSRA event last night at Poinsett County Raceway in Harrisburg, Arkansas. He started 10th in the feature event and at the conclusion of the 30 lap, caution free event, he finished in the 9th position. July 6th, 2008 - Billy was in action with the MSCCS Super Late Models last night at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi. Billy set second quick time in his group during group qualifying, which earned him a third starting position for the pole-sitters dash. He would record a fourth place finish in the dash, which is where he would start for the feature event. In the feature, Billy had a strong run and recorded a 5th place finish. July 5th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports made the trek to Champion Park Speedway in Minden, Louisiana on Friday night for a $2,500 to win event, sanctioned by the SUPR Late Model tour. Billy started 4th in his heat race, which is where he would also finish. Via his heat race finish, Billy started 16th in the feature and got as high as 9th in the feature before settling for a 14th place finish as the team tested some different setups for the feature event. June 29th, 2008 - Billy raced at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas on Friday night. He once again drew a large number at the pill draw, but was able to charge from an 8th starting position to a 3rd place finish. Via his 3rd place finish in the heat race, he earned a 5th starting position for the feature. Moyer Jr. would maintain the spot throughout the event, and record a 5th place finish at the checkered flag. Saturday night's event at I-30 Speedway was rained out. June 26th, 2008 - Billy spent the last two nights competing on the rough and tumble UMP Summernationals trail. Luck was not on his side on either night. On Tuesday night, he was in action at Sedalia State Fair Speedway in Sedalia, Missouri. It was his first time on a large flat track, and Billy battled the setup all night, and fell just short of transferring from the b-main into the feature. On Wednesday night, he competed at Lake Ozark Speedway in Lake Ozark, Missouri. His night would get off to a rough start as one of the j-bar mounts broke on the car in hot laps forcing him to miss his heat race and start at the back of a b-main. Once again, Moyer Jr., would fall just short of the transfer. June 23rd, 2008 - Last night Billy was in action at Monett Speedway in Monett, Missouri in a $2,000 to win DLRA Late Model Series event. Jr. finished second in his heat race and recorded a strong fourth place finish in the feature event. June 22nd, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri for the O'Reilly Late Model Challenge on Saturday night. Billy was one of sixty-five Super Late Models signed in for the event. Once again, he drew a large number at the pill draw, and was forced to start in the 10th position in one of the six heat races. Billy would manage a 7th place finish in his heat race, which earned him an 8th starting position in his b-main event. He advanced to a 5th place finish in his consolation event, but only the top two cars transferred to the feature event. June 15th, 2008 - Billy planned to enter two events over the weekend, however, Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas was nixed by rain shortly after hot laps. On Saturday night, Moyer Jr. was in action at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas for a $1,500 to win AMP show. Billy battled a loose race car in the heat race and started 12th in the feature event. In the feature, he would advance to a 7th place finish. June 8th, 2008 - Billy competed in a pair of AMP Late Model events over the weekend. On Friday night he was in action at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas. He started 5th in his heat race and advanced to a 3rd place finish, which earned him a 9th starting position for the feature. Billy was battling in the top five by lap 10, when he had to head pitside with a flat left rear tire. He rejoined the back of the pack and charged to a 7th place finish. On Saturday night, the action shifted to Central Arkansas Speedway in Plumerville, Arkansas for another AMP event. Billy started 6th in his heat race and finished in the 3rd position. Billy then started 6th in the feature and advanced to a 5th place finish. June 1st, 2008 - JR. Motorsports traveled to Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi for a pair of M.A.R.S. events over the weekend. On Friday night Billy started 6th in his heat and advanced to a 4th place finish, which earned him a 13th starting position for the feature event. In the main event, Moyer Jr. would pick up a 12th place finish. On Saturday night, a $6,000 to win M.A.R.S. event was held and Billy once again started 6th in his heat race. He would record a 5th place finish, which sent him to the b-main where he started 3rd. He would battle for the final transfer spot throughout the b-main, and at the finish line he picked up the fourth and final transfer spot, which earned him a 20th starting position for the feature. A strong car in the feature, allowed him to drive to a 13th place finish. May 25th, 2008 - Billy Moyer Jr. traveled to West Plains Motor Speedway in West Plains, Missouri over the weekend for the 16th Annual O'Reilly Show Me 100. Billy qualified 52nd out of 79 entries in the star-studded field at the 3/8 mile oval. As a result, Billy started 9th in the 4th heat race, and would struggle to an 11th place finish. On Saturday night, Moyer Jr. started 16th in his consolation event and advanced to a 9th place finish. However, only the top two cars transferred to the feature event, so his weekend came to an end. May 18th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports was in action last night at Arkansas Motor Speedway in Nashville, Arkansas with the MSRA Super Late Model tour. Billy finished 2nd in his heat race, and started 6th in the feature. Moyer Jr. had a great car for the feature event, and he charged to a 3rd place finish. May 11th, 2008 - Billy raced at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas with the AMP Late Models on Friday night. He managed an 8th place finish as he struggled to find the setup on a very wet race track. On Saturday night, he was scheduled to race again with AMP at Central Arkansas Speedway, but the event was canceled at 2:30 in the afternoon due to inclement weather. As a result, the team headed to Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi for an O'Reilly MSRA event. Billy battled in the top five for most of the event, getting as high as the 3rd position, before a late race restart shuffled him back to a 6th place finish. May 5th, 2008 - Billy was slated to compete in a pair of events over the weekend, but Mother Nature nixed Friday night's program on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway. As a result, the team competed in a lone event on Saturday night at Poinsett County Raceway in Harrisburg, Arkansas with the O'Reilly MSRA Super Late Models. 28 late models were on hand and Billy started 10th in the feature. He got as high as the 6th position in the feature before a loose race car forced him to a 9th place finish. April 27th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports competed last night at Monticello Speedway in Monticello, Arkansas. Billy drew a big pill, which pinned him with a back of the pack starting position for his heat. He finished 3rd in his heat, which gave him an 8th starting position for the feature. Billy was able to advance to only a 5th place finish in the feature on a track that allowed for little passing. MORE April 26th, 2008 - Billy has made the last second decision to compete at Monticello Speedway in Monticello, Arkansas. April 19th, 2008 - Both M.A.R.S. events for this weekend have rained out. In addition, Billy has decided to not compete in the Sunday night at Monett. As a result, the team will just take the weekend off. April 13th, 2008 - Billy was in action with the S.U.P.R. Late Models last night at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi, and it marked his first trip to the gumbo oval.Another car spun him out early in the race forcing him to the back of the pack. He managed to charge back to a 5th place finish. In the feature, Billy was running around mid-pack on a track that did not allow for much passing, and made the decision to retire from the event. He was credited with a 14th place finish. April 6th, 2008 - Billy was slated to compete in a pair of events over the weekend, but night #1 was rained out at Beebe Speedway. Night #2 found the team at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas for the season opener for the O'Reilly MSRA Late Models. After falling just short of earning enough passing points to qualify for the feature in his heat race, Moyer Jr. won the b-main event, which earned him a 15th starting position for the feature event. Billy charged from his 15th starting spot to an 8th place finish. MORE March 30th, 2008 - Jr. Motorsports competed at Monticello Speedway in Monticello, Arkansas last night. Billy finished 3rd in his heat race, which earned him an 8th starting position for the feature event. Billy battled in the top ten for much of the feature before finishing a solid 9th. MORE March 23rd, 2008 - Billy competed at North Mississippi Speedway in Corinth, Mississippi last night in round #2 of the MSCCS/AMP Challenge event. He qualified for the feature event, but luck would not be on his side as he was caught up in an early race accident that damaged his car and ultimately ended his night. He was credited with a 22nd place finish. MORE March 22nd, 2008 - Billy had a good run on Friday night at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama. He set quick time in his group, and finished 6th in the pole sitters dash, which earned him a 6th starting position in the feature. Billy battled throughout the top ten for much of the 40 lap feature before registering an 11th place finish. March 19th, 2008 - The weekend's events at Batesville Motor Speedway have been rained out. As a result Billy will be in action in the MSCCS Vs. AMP Challenge races this weekend. On Friday night, Billy will be at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama and on Saturday night, he will be in action at North Mississippi Speedway in Corinth, Mississippi. March 15th, 2008 - Billy was in action again on Friday night at KLMS, and once again he battled engine problems throughout the night, forcing him to miss the main event. Saturday night's program was rained out. Next weekend, March 21st-22nd, Billy will be in action at Batesville Motor Speedway in Batesville, Arkansas in a a pair of events sanctioned by the SUPR Super Late Model Series. MORE March 14th, 2008 - Billy kicked off the 2008 season last night at Kentucky Lake Motor Speedway in Night #1 of March Madness. Billy struggled throughout the night with motor problems, and his luck got even worse in the consolation event when he was caught up in an accident, ending his night. March 11th, 2008 - Billy will kick off the 2008 season this weekend at Kentucky Lake Motor Speedway in Calvert City, Kentucky in the three day March Madness event. MORE February 5th, 2008 - The Official Internet Home of Billy Moyer Jr. is now launched. Billy is locked and loaded for the 2008 season, which will see him traveling throughout the Southeast and Midwest to compete at Super Late Model events in his #21 Victory Circle M1 Chassis by Moyer. Check back often for the latest updates. MORE
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