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August 28th, 2010 - Saturday night found the team at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri for a $3,000 to win event, which was sanctioned by the Lucas Oil MLRA Late Model Series. After struggling in heat race action, Moyer Jr. found the right setup and won his b-main to start 15th in the feature. He would rocket through the starting grid in the feature event to claim a fifth place finish behind winner, Dave Eckrich, Brandon McCormick, RC Whitwell, and Mark Burgtorf.

August 27th, 2010 - Billy entered the $2,000 to win, 30 lap COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model event at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas on Friday night. After winning his heat race, Moyer Jr. started third in the grid in the feature. He would run in the third spot during the event's early stages and would eventually work his way past Jon Mitchell for the second spot. He would challenge Wendell Wallace for the lead for the rest of the event before settling for a second place finish. With his second place finish, Moyer Jr. also claimed a $1,000 bonus from RiceTec for accumulating the most points in the RiceTec Summer Showdown.

August 21st, 2010 - The 18th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 was held over the weekend at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, AR), and Billy entered the event. Time trials would result in him starting sixth in a loaded heat race on a fast track. As a result, he would only advance one spot to a fifth place finish, which left him starting mid-pack in a b-main. In the b-main, he would race his way to the fifth position, but with only the top two cars moving on to the feature event, his weekend would come to an end.

August 14th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports made the long tow to Florence Speedway (Union, Kentucky) for the annual North/South 100, which was sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series (LODLMS). The $50,000 to win event drew a stout field of 71 Super Late Models. On Friday night in qualifying, Billy would struggle, and as a result would earn the seventh starting spot for a heat race on Saturday night. In heat race action, he advanced to a 5th place finish, which left him two spots short of a transfer to the main event. As a result, he was forced to run a b-main, where he challenged for the final transfer spot, but fell short of claiming the second spot. As a result, his weekend came to an early end.

August 7th, 2010 - The team entered a $2,000 to win, 40 lap event at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Arkansas on Saturday night. Billy started the night by winning his heat race to earn the third starting spot for the feature. Throughout the course of the event, Moyer Jr. along with Ray Moore and Wendell Wallace would stage an incredible battle for the lead. Billy would actually nose ahead for the lead on a few occasions, but could not make the pass stick on Moore. Late in the race, Wallace would slip by Moyer Jr. to take the spot, and at the checkered flag, Billy would finish third behind event winner, Ray Moore, and Wendell Wallace.

August 6th, 2010 - Billy was in action on Friday night at Tri City Speedway (Pontoon Beach, Illinois) with the M.A.R.S. Super Late Model tour. With 34 entries in action, Billy won his heat race to earn a front row starting spot next to Terry Phillips. In the feature a slick track with a big cushion greeted the competitors, and it would result in tough conditions for Moyer Jr., who would slip back to third early in the feature before ultimately finishing fifth behind winner, Terry Phillips, Ryan Unzicker, Al Purkey, and Mark Voigt.

July 31st, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports set out to enter a pair of COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model events over the weekend. However, Friday night's event would be marked by tragedy as a Malden Speedway employee was fatally injured during a b-main, and as a result the balance of the program was canceled. Billy and everyone at Jr. Motorsports extends their sympathies to the family and friends of Mr. Earl Grubbs.

On Saturday, the team entered a $2,000 to win event at Northeast Arkansas Speedway in Harrisburg, Arkansas. Billy started the night by winning his heat race from the second starting spot, which gave him the third starting spot for the forty lap feature. Early in the event Moyer Jr. would battle Bill Frye for the lead before taking over the top spot on lap five. He would go on to lead the next 35 laps unchallenged to claim his sixth win of the season!

July 24th, 2010 - Billy entered a pair of Isle of Capri Crate Late Model Series events at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas over the weekend.

On Friday, a $1,500 to win event was on tap and after finishing fifth in his heat race, he started 15th in the feature. He would go on to advance more spots than any other driver in the main event as he worked his way to a seventh place finish in the final rundown.

On Saturday night, a fresh program was held, which was highlighted by a $2,000 to win feature. After winning his heat race, Moyer Jr. started on the front row next to Jeff Taylor. Billy took the lead at the drop of the green flag and went on to take a convincing win over Bill Frye and Jeff Taylor. The triumph was his fifth of the 2010 season!

July 17th, 2010 - On Saturday night, Billy traveled to Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri for another $10,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Series event. Once again a solid field of forty-three Super Late Models entered the event, and Moyer Jr. locked into the 11th starting spot for the main event on the heels of a third place finish in his heat race. In the feature, he would race around midpack for the first half of the race before retiring from the event.

July 16th, 2010 - Friday night found Jr. Motorsports pitted in Pontoon Beach, Illinois for the $10,000 to win, Budweiser 50 at Tri City Speedway. Forty-two Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy would race his way into the feature via a second place finish in his b-main event. After starting 20th on the grid in the feature, Billy would retire early in the event after he was unable to make up much ground. He would be credited with a 25th place finish.

July 13th, 2010 - On Wednesday night, the team entered the $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event at Peoria Speedway in Peoria, Illinois. For the second night in a row, Billy locked into the feature via heat race action and would start 16th. He would go on to race his way to a 9th place finish in what will be his final UMP Summernationals event of 2010.

July 12th, 2010 - It was another frustrating tonight for Billy as the team entered the $5,000 to win event at Spoon River Speedway in Banner, Illinois. After finishing fourth in his heat race, he started 16th in the feature, and was battling around midpack early in the race, when mechanical woes struck once again bringing his night to an early end with a 22nd place finish.

July 11th, 2010 - Billy had a rought night at Quincy Raceway in Quincy, Illinois on Sunday night in UMP Summernationals action. After racing his way into the 16th starting spot for the main event, he would see his night go up in smoke early in the feature, when the powerplant in his entry expired. He was credited with a 21st place finish.

July 10th, 2010 - The team traveled to Fairbury American Legion Speedway in Fairbury, Illinois on Saturday night for the next round of the UMP Summernationals for the $10,000 to win event. Via a third place finish in his heat race, Billy started 10th on the grid for the feature event. He would go on to advance through the pack to a seventh place finish on the racey, 1/4 mile oval.

July 9th, 2010 - Moyer Jr. looked to get things back on track on Friday night at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. With 39 Super Late Models entered, Billy qualified second fastest in his group and after starting second in his heat race, raced his way to a third place finish, which locked him into the sixth starting spot for the feature. In the feature, he would battle his way to a solid sixth place finish.

July 8th, 2010 - After being rained out on Wednesday night at Spoon River Speedway, Billy made his debut at the 1/5 mile, Macon Speedway on Thursday night. It would prove to a tough night for the team. Billy would finish last in his heat after motor difficulties, and as a result would be forced to utilize a provisional to start the feature. After starting 19th on the grid, he would retire early to a 21st place finish.

July 6th, 2010 - Tuesday night was another solid outing for Moyer Jr. as he traveled to Fayette County Speedway in Bloomington, Illinois. After setting second fast time in his group, he won his heat race from the outside front row starting spot. Via his heat win, he started third in the feature event and would battle at the front of the pack for the entire feature before recording a fifth place finish behind winner, Jeep Van Wormer, Jason Feger, Jack Sullivan, and Dennis Erb Jr.

July 4th, 2010 - After Billy finished third in his heat race to earn the seventh starting position for the feature at Lincoln Speedway in Lincoln, Illinois, heavy rains set in forcing the event to be postponed to July 25th.

July 3rd, 2010 - Saturday evening found the Jr. Motorsports hauler pitted at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri for another round of UMP Summernationals action. With 37 Super Late Models on hand, Billy was second fastest in his group in time trials and won his heat race over Jimmy Mars. Via his heat performance, Billy started 4th in the feature and would go on to record a fourth place finish behind event winner, Billy Moyer, Will Vaught, and Brian Birkhofer.

July 2nd, 2010 - On Friday night, the action shifted to Paducah International Raceway in Paducah, Kentucky, where Billy hasn't had the best of luck in the past. However, on this night Billy would be happy with his performance as he charged from the 14th starting position to a 9th place finish against a stacked field of competitors.

July 1st, 2010 - The UMP Summernationals invaded Clayhill Motorsports in Atwood, Tennessee on Thursday night as 33 Super Late Models entered the event. After qualifying third fastest in his group, Moyer Jr. won a barn-burner heat to earn the fourth starting spot for the feature event. He would battle throughout the top five for the entire event before recording a strong fourth place finish at the checkered flag behind race winner, Billy Moyer, Dennis Erb Jr. and Jason Feger, .

June 30th, 2010 - Billy was in action at Charleston Speedway in Charleston, Illinois on Wednesday for the next round of the UMP Summernationals. After qualifying third fastest in his group, Billy started third in his heat race and would be unable to advance any on a track that rendered passing difficult. His third finishing position earned him the tenth starting spot for the main event. As expected in the feature there was little if any passing, and Moyer Jr. would ride in line in the tenth position to the checkered flag.

June 29th, 2010 - The UMP Summernationals rolled into I-96 Speedway in Lake Odessa, Michigan on Tuesday night as 45 cars entered the event, and the night got off to a start for Billy as he was the quick qualifier in his group. Billy would then win his heat race to start fourth in the feature event. In the feature, Moyer Jr. would miss the setup and would ultimately record a 12th place finish at the checkered flag.

June 28th, 2010 - It was another solid night for Jr. Motorsports as the team was in action for the first time ever at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, Indiana. Twenty-seven Super Late Models entered the event, and after finishing second in his heat race, Billy started 10th in the feature. He would race his way to a sixth place finish in the final rundown.

June 27th, 2010 - Billy was in action on Sunday night at Tri State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana for another $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals race. For the second night in a row, Billy finished second in his heat race, and he would start 8th. He was racing in the top ten early in the event before mechanical woes sidelined him to a 19th place finish.

June 26th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports entered the $10,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event at Clarksville Speedway in Clarksville, Tennessee on Saturday night. Thirty-nine Super Late Models entered the event, and after finishing second in his heat race, Billy locked into the eighth starting spot for the feature. He would contend for a top five position for much of the feature before slipping to a sixth place finish at the checkered flag behind event winner, Jack Sullivan, Jeep Van Wormer, Ryan Unzicker, Rodney Melvin, and Dennis Erb Jr.

June 25th, 2010 - Billy entered the $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals at Farmer City Speedway in Farmer City, Illinois on Friday night. Billy would spend much of the night on the outside looking in as he fell just short of transferring to the feature from his heat race and his b-main, and with drivers higher in points needing provisionals, he didn't get to start the main event.

June 24th, 2010 - Tonight was a great night for Billy and Jr. Motorsports as the team competed at Shepp's Speedway in Alexander, Illinois. The $5,000 to win event drew a field of 41 Super Late Models, and after finishing second in his heat race, Billy started 9th in the main event. As the feature got underway he began working his way to the front of the pack. Late in the race he got to the second spot, and began pressuring Shannon Babb for the lead, but couldn't make the pass. He would record a great second place finish behind Babb.

June 23rd, 2010 - Billy got things back on track tonight in the extremely tight confines of Belle Claire Speedway in Belle Claire, Illinois. After winning his heat race, he drew the outside front row starting spot in the redraw. He would run second to Dennis Erb Jr. early in the race as the pair battled for the lead. As the race drew on, Billy would drop a pair of spots to a still solid 4th place finish in his first ever event at the facility. He finished behind event winner, Dennis Erb Jr., Rodney Melvin, and Jeep Van Wormer.

June 22nd, 2010 - It was a tough night for Billy at Highland Speedway in Highland, Illinois on Tuesday night in UMP Summernationals action. Forty-three Super Late Models entered the event and after struggling in qualifying, Billy failed to reach a transfer spot in his heat race and the b-main. As a result, he utilized a tour provisional to start 19th in the main event. He picked up a few spots in the opening laps before a broken driveshaft sidelined him for the night on lap 8.

June 21st, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports entered the UMP Summernationals event at Vermillion County Speedway in Danville, Illinois on Saturday. Billy would race his way into the 15th starting spot for the $5,000 to win, main event via a fourth place finish in his heat race. After having to go to the tail of the field after an early race tangle with Pete Parker and Greg Johnson, Moyer Jr. would advance to another top ten finish as he crossed the finish line in 10th.

June 20th, 2010 - Billy entered his first ever event at Wilmot Speedway in Wilmot, Wisconsin on Sunday night as 33 entries filed in for the UMP Summernationals event. He quickly figured out the 1/4 mile oval as he blazed to the fast time in his group and went on to win his heat race from the pole. He drew the fourth starting spot in the redraw for the feature, and chased Jeep Van Wormer for the first 19 laps until Van Wormer broke a rear-end. Billy inherited the lead as he worked the low groove, but on lap 23, Rodney Melvin drove by on the high side and went on to take the win as Moyer Jr. finished a strong second.

June 19th, 2010 - Moyer Jr. was back in action at Cedar Lake Speedway on Saturday night for a $10,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event, and for the second straight night, the track would throw him a curve ball. He qualified near the middle of his group, which left him starting midpack in his heat race on a hammer-down track, where passing was difficult. He would fall short of the transfer from his heat race to the feature, and was forced to run the b-main event. The b-main would not treat him any better as he failed to advance to a transfer spot, and his night came to an early end.

June 18th, 2010 - Billy made his debut at Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wisconsin on Friday night for round #3 of the UMP Summernationals. Another stout field of forty-three Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy dug himself a bit of a whole early in the night by qualifying 6th fastest in his group, which resulted in him starting 6th in his heat race. He would find the going difficult in heat action and would only manage a 6th place finish, which sent him to the b-main event. After starting 8th in the b-main, Billy advanced to a 5th place finish, but with only the top two cars transferring, it appeared that he would miss the feature. However, he was able to utilize an UMP Summernationals provisional for the feature to start 19th. During the course of the feature, he would advance five spots to a 14th place finish.

June 17th, 2010 - Thursday night found Billy at Kankakee Speedway in Kankakee, Illinois for another UMP Summernationals event. Forty-eight cars entered the event and Billy transferred to the main event after finishing 4th in his heat race. Via his feature finish, he started 14th in the main event and would work his way to a 10th place finish.

June 16th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports entered the first night of the 2010 UMP Summernationals on Wednesday night at Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana. A field of 50 Super Late Models entered the $5,000 to win, Hoosier Dirt Classic, and Moyer Jr. started the night by qualifying 4th fastest in his group to earn the fourth starting spot for his heat. He would run in the third spot for pretty much the whole heat as he continually pressured Wendell Wallace for the second spot. He would come up a car length short of the second spot at the finish line, and as a result had to run the b-main, where he started 6th. He would pick up a 4th place finish in the b-main, which earned him the 16th starting spot for the 40 lap feature. He would advance from his 16th starting spot up to the 12th position on lap six, when he had a tire go down. After ducking into the pits, Billy rejoined the back of the back and charged back to a strong 0th place finish by the time that the checkered flag dropped.

June 13th, 2010 - Billy made his first ever attempt at an Eldora Speedway event over the weekend as he entered the 16th Annual Dream 100 at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. The $100,000 to win event drew a field of 104 of the nation's top drivers, and Billy would be impressive in time trials by laying down the 16th fastest lap overall to earn the third starting spot in a heat race. However, heat race action would not be so kind as he battled the setup to a 10th place finish, which brought his inaugural trip to the Dream 100 to an early end.

June 5th, 2010 - Billy's hot streak over the weekend continued as Mother Nature finally cut him some slack, and he returned to action in a pair of $5,000 to win, Northern All Star Super Late Model events. On Friday, he made his first trip of the year to Paducah International Raceway in Paducah, Kentucky as thirty-seven Super Late Models entered the event. After finishing third in his heat race, he locked into the tenth starting spot for the main event. He would stage a great charge through the field, and when the checkered flag dropped he was shown with a 3rd place finish behind event winner, Will Vaught, and Brian Shirley.

On Saturday night, the action moved to the high banks of I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri, and once again a loaded field of 38 Super Late Models entered the event. For the second straight night, Moyer Jr. would lock into the 10th starting position for the feature event via heat race action. In a repeat performance of Friday night, he advanced through the pack and picked up a 3rd place finish in the feature behind winner, Billy Moyer, and Will Vaught.

May 30th, 2010 - Sunday night found Billy at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois for the $10,000 to win, FedEx 50. Forty-one Super Late Models entered the event, and he started the night by laying down a blistering lap in time trials to qualify in the 3rd position behind Don O'Neal and Dale McDowell. Via his time trial effort, he earned the pole position for his heat race and went on to win it in convincing fashion.

After winning the heat race he locked into the dash, where he finished third to earn the third starting spot for the feature. Early in the 50 lap feature Billy would slip to the fourth spot before charging around Jason Feger to retake the third spot. Once in the third spot he began pressuring Shannon Babb for the second position. However, passing would become difficult by the event's midway point, and Moyer Jr. would be unable to advance any further. He went on to record a third place finish behind Babb and event winner, Billy Moyer.

May 29th, 2010 - Billy Moyer Jr. and Jr. Motorsports had a break-through weekend at the 18th Annual DART Show Me 100 over the weekend. The program got underway on Friday night as 73 of the nation's best Super Late Model drivers entered the $30,000 to win event. In Red Buck Cigars Time Trials, he recorded the 12th fastest time to earn the outside front row starting spot for a heat race next to his Dad, Billy Moyer. Bad luck would strike Moyer Jr. before his heat race when his motor dropped a cylinder, while warming up. He made the decision to go ahead and give the heat race a shot, and it proved to be a good decision as he picked up a second place finish to lock into the 12th starting spot for the 100 lap finale. By qualifying for the feature Billy made history by qualifying for his first ever Show Me 100 feature event.

In the feature, Billy would battle around midpack early in the event before his car began to come to him. As the race approached the midway point, Moyer Jr. raced his way to the third position and briefly took the second spot from Ray Cook. Over the latter stages of the race, Billy would once again battle throughout the top five before recording a great 6th place finish in the mega-event.

May 23rd, 2010 - Billy returned to action with the Isle of Capri Crate Late Model Series over the weekend for a double header at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas. On Friday night with 29 entries on hand. On a wide open race track, where passing was difficult early in the evening, Billy started at the back of his heat and failed to transfer to the feature. He went on to win his b-main to start 15th in the main event. Midway through the main event, he was not making much ground and opted to retire to save his equipment.

On Saturday night, Billy qualified for the feature in the 12th spot and was up to the 3rd position near the race's midway point, when he had a tire go flat. He headed pitside for fresh rubber and rejoined the tail of the field. He would rebound to a 3rd place finish. Full weekend results are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net .

May 8th, 2010 - Billy entered a pair of events over the course of the weekend as he resumed his pursuit of a second straight COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model Championship. On Friday night, he made his first ever trip to the brand new USA Speedway in Sterlington, Louisiana. Billy would find himself behind the eight ball early in the night, when a mechanical failure forced him to miss his heat race and unload his backup car. He would start 10th in the b-main event, and would power his way to the b-main win in a car that had never been raced. In the feature event, Billy started 15th, and would get as high as the 9th position before a flat tire forced him pitside. He changed the tire and rejoined the tail of the field and managed to advance to a 13th place finish.

On Saturday night, Moyer Jr. was in action at 67 Speedway in Texarkana, Arkansas. Via heat race action he would lock into the 4th starting spot for the main event. However, he would battle the car setup in the main event and would only be able to manage a 6th place finish. He continues to maintain the point's lead in the latest edition of the COMP Cams MSRA tour.

April 24th, 2010 - Billy saw both of the weekend's COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model events fall victim to rain at Malden Speedway and I-30 Speedway.

April 17th, 2010 - Billy continued his hot streak on Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas by picking up the $1,500 win in the opening round of the Isle of Capri Crate Challenge presented by Bad Boy Mowers. He took the feature win over Bill Frye and Eric Cooley! Full results are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net .

April 11th, 2010 - Billy Moyer Jr. had a career weekend as he picked up back-to-back, $2,000 wins with the COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model tour on Friday and Saturday. The action kicked off on Friday with a $2,000 to win event at Beebe Speedway in Beebe, Arkansas. Twenty-three Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy won his heat race to earn the fourth starting spot for the 30 lap affair. He would avoid near disaster on the first lap when the front row starters got together in the first corner resulting in a multi-car crash. He managed to miss the incident and was moved up to the outside front row for the ensuing restart. For the first two laps, Billy and Dane Dacus would battle side-by-side for the lead before Moyer Jr. cleared him and went on to lead the entire event en route to the $2,000 payday!

On Saturday night, Jr. Motorsports traveled to Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas for another $2,000 to win, COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model event. After starting 5th in his heat race, he charged to a 2nd place finish. Via passing points he earned the fourth starting spot for the 40 lap feature. He would move up to the second spot early in the feature, before overtaking early leader Joey Mack for the lead on lap seven. He would survive a scare on lap 12 as a lapped car inadvertently forced him down the track allowing Jeff Floyd to slip by for the lead. However, six laps later he would drive back around Floyd for the top spot and never looked back en route to his second win in as many nights! Full results can be found at www.MSRADirt.com .

April 4th, 2010 - After having the weekend at Batesville Motor Speedway nixed by Mother Nature, Billy decided to travel to Tennessee National Raceway in Hohenwald, Tennessee on Saturday night for an unsanctioned, $2,000 to win event. With 22 Super Late Models on hand, Billy blazed to the fastest time of the night to earn the pole position for the feature event as he started alongside Anthony Burroughs. At the drop of the green flag, Billy bolted to the lead and would maintain the top spot for the first 12 laps before losing the lead to Burroughs in heavy lapped traffic. Moyer Jr. would chase Burroughs for the next several laps before disaster struck for the leader, when a lapped car tried to abruptly exit the track, collecting Burroughs and a few other cars. Moyer Jr. was able to avoid the incident and reassumed the top spot. Despite missing the accident, Billy's luck would run out as he broke a rocker arm on the restart bringing his night to a disappointing end.

March 13th, 2010 - Billy made the trip to Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi on Saturday as he set out to compete in both the Super Late Model and Crate Late Model divisions. In the $2,000 to win Super Late Model event, which was sanctioned by the P.R.O. Dirt Car Series, Billy set fast time in his group and third fastest time overall in the 38 car field to lock into the third starting position for the 40 lap feature. Early in the event, Moyer Jr. would battle three wide for the lead with Bub McCool and Ronnie Lee Hollingsworth. However, as the race wore on, the handling on his mount started to go away, and he would ultimately finish in the sixth position.

In the Crate Late Model division, 25 entries were on hand, and Billy locked into the 11th starting position. As the 20 lap feature got underway, he started working his way toward the front of the pack and by lap 12 he was up to the fifth spot. He would move up to the fourth spot a few laps later, but a late race restart relegated him to a fifth place finish.

February 27th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports traveled to Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas on Saturday for the Texas Dirt Track World Championship. The event marked his first ever attempt at the state-of-the-art facility, and he was quite excited about his chances against the field of 55 competitors that entered the $3,500 to win event. However, mechanical woes in his heat race would relegate him to a last place finish. Via his heat race difficulties he was relegated to a 19th starting spot in a b-main event. Despite his poor starting spot, Billy would begin his march to the front of the pack at the drop of the green flag. Moyer Jr. would amazingly get to the fourth position by the time that the checkered flag dropped, but unfortunately only the top two cars transferred to the feature, bringing his night to a disappointing, early end.

February 21st, 2010 - Billy returned to action on Saturday at Tennessee National Raceway in Hohenwald, Tennessee with the 1st Annual Ice Breaker 40, which posted $3,000 to the winner. In group qualifying, Moyer Jr. timed in 4th fastest in his group to earn the 7th starting position for the main event. On the first lap of the feature, Billy would survive a scare as several cars crashed in turn one. However, he was able to avoid the melee. On the ensuing restart, Billy would quickly move into the fifth spot and two laps later he would move into the fourth position. For the remainder of the event, he would challenge Michael Walker for the third spot on a surface that rendered passing difficult. At the checkered flag, he would record a 4th place finish behind event winner, Anthony Burroughs, Eric Hickerson, and Michael Walker.

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.