January 22nd, 2012 - Billy concluded the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout on Sunday afternoon at USA Raceway (Tucson, Arizona) with the Bill Cheesebourg Memorial, which paid $10,000-to-win. The day started rough for Moyer Jr. as he pulled the biggest possible pill, which left him starting last in his heat race. Despite starting ninth, he advanced to a third place finish in his heat, which locked him into the redraw for the feature. In the redraw he would receive the pole position with Morgan Bagley starting to his outside. As the race went green, Bagley jumped to the lead with Moyer Jr. in tow. Five laps later Billy would shoot to the lead, and would maintain the top spot for four laps until Bagley and Tim McCreadie slipped by. Over the remainder of the event Moyer Jr. battled in the top five on what would become a one-lane race track before finishing fourth behind race winner, Bagley, Tim McCreadie, and John Anderson. Full results are available at www.USARaceway.net.

January 21st, 2012 - On Saturday afternoon, Billy was again in action in the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout as the fifth round of the event was held with $3,000 on the line. A large number at the pill draw resulted in Moyer Jr. starting deep in his heat race. A one-groove track made passing difficult, and he would fall to advance. His heat finish left him starting at the back of a b-main and with no passing, the team opted to call it an early night. Full results are available at www.USARaceway.net.

January 20th, 2012 - Round #4 of the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout was contested on Friday night. Sixty-five Super Late Models were in action, and a fifth place finish in heat race action, relegated Moyer Jr. to a b-main, where he started ninth. Despite starting deep in the field, he would race his way into the fourth and final transfer spot, which locked him into the 23rd starting spot for the 30 lap, $3,000-to-win feature. After not making up much ground in the opening laps of the main event, he would retire to a 23rd place finish. Full results are available at www.USARaceway.net.

January 18th, 2012 - The third night of the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout was held on Wednesday as a lightning fast track greeted the competitors. Billy drew a front row starting spot for his heat race, but he jumped the cushion in the first corner on the first lap causing him to drop several spots. He would rebound a few spots but would still finish deep in the field, which left him starting eighth in a b-main. Despite starting deep in the b-main field, Billy advanced four spots to record a fourth place finish, which earned him the final transfer to the feature as he started 24th on the grid. With the track still fast and heavy, Moyer Jr. tested for a few laps in the feature before retiring to save his equipment. He was credited with a 23rd place finish. Full results are available at www.USARaceway.net.

January 15th, 2012 - Looking to put the bad luck of Saturday behind him that he experienced in the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout opener, Billy took part in a $5,000-to-win event on Sunday afternoon. Sixty-eight cars entered the event, and in heat race action he started fifth before blasting to the lead by the third lap of the event. He would lead a pair of laps before John Anderson drove by on the high side to claim the top spot. Billy would go on to finish second, and via passing points locked into the redraw for the feature.

In the redraw Billy would receive the pole starting spot for the 30 lap affair with John Anderson starting to his outside. As the race went green Anderson grabbed the lead with Moyer Jr. in pursuit. Billy would pull even with Anderson for the lead down the backstretch on lap 10 but could not make the pass stick. A few laps later Tim McCreadie would sneak past Moyer Jr. pushing him back to third. Billy would go on to finish a strong third behind race winner, McCreadie, and Anderson. Full results are available at www.USARaceway.net.

January 14th, 2012 - For the second straight season, Billy opened his 2012 campaign with the annual Wild West Shootout at USA Raceway (Tucson, Arizona). He won the opener for the series in 2011 and was looking to repeat in 2012, but his luck would not be so good. With sixty-nine cars entered into the opener for the six race series, Billy received the ninth starting spot for his heat race. In the heat he would advance four spots on his way to a fifth place finish, which left him just short of locking into the feature event. As a result, he was forced to run a b-main, where he started on the front row, alongside Don O'Neal. After a race long battle for the lead, Billy would finish second, which locked him into the 17th starting spot for the feature.

Early in the 30 lap, $3,000-to-win event, Moyer Jr. would work his way forward a few spots before a stack-up on a lap 13 restart saw him make contact with the turn wall. The resulting damage was enough to bring his night to an early end in the 20th position. Full results are available at www.USARaceway.net.

January 10th, 2012 - Billy was interviewed in a preview for the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout on DirtOnDirt.com. You can listen for free by Clicking Here.

January 5th, 2012 - Billy Moyer Jr. has announced that he will be making the next big step in his young career as he will be taking his #21jr Henderson Motorsports/Car City/Imperial Motors/Victory Circle M1 Chassis By Moyer/Pro Power Racing Engine Super Late Model on the road with the World of Outlaws Super Late Model tour for the 2012 season.

The 24-year-old from Batesville, Arkansas is preparing to embark on his sixth year of racing in 2012, and after toying with the national scene the past few years in select events he has decided to jump in with both feet for the 2012 campaign.

"I've got some great backers behind me, and I feel like I'm as ready as ever to go out and try to tackle a national tour.  My biggest weaknesses right now are soft tires and big tracks, and I'm going to put everything I have into improving in both of those areas this year.  There's a lot of great rookies out there this year, so the going won't be easy, but I think that we can make a strong run at the WoO Rookie Title," commented Moyer Jr.

October 29th, 2011 - For the second time in as many weeks, Billy found himself making the trip to the Magnolia state for a high-paying event as he took part in the 8th Annual Southern Belle Cotton Pickin' 100. With 66 Super Late Models entered, Moyer Jr. would register the 14th fastest time in qualifications, which left him starting fifth in his heat race. He wouldn't be able to make up any ground in the heat as he finished fifth, which didn't earn him a transfer to the feature, and left him starting fourth in a b-main on Saturday night.

With the top two cars transferring from the b-main to the main event on Saturday night, Moyer Jr. would fail to reach a transfer spot as his weekend came to a disappointing early end. Full weekend results are available at www.MagnoliaDirt.com.

This marked his final event of the 2011 season as he prepares for the 6th Annual Wild West Shootout at USA Raceway (Tucson, Arizona) in January 2012.

October 22nd, 2011 - Billy carried his late season momentum into Whynot Motorsports Park (Meridian, Mississippi) for the 17th Annual Coors Light Fall Classic over the weekend. A talented field of 60 Super Late Models entered the event, and in time trials Billy would dig himself a hole as was able to manage only the fifth fastest time to earn the fifth starting spot for his heat race. In the heat he would run fourth for much of the event before advancing to a third place finish late in the race to earn the 16th starting position for Saturday night's, $15,000-to-win, 100 lap finale.

In the feature on Saturday night Billy would battle around mid-pack for much of the event before making a trip to the pits just past the halfway point. He would rejoin the tail of the field before rebounding to a 12th place finish at the checkered flag. Full weekend results are available at www.WhynotMotorsportsPark.com.

October 15th, 2011 - On Saturday night a $3,000-to-win, Lucas Oil MLRA event was held at West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri), and for the second straight night Moyer Jr. would race to the heat race win. Along the way he accumulated more passing points than any other driver to earn the pole starting spot for the feature with John Anderson starting alongside. As the green flag dropped, Anderson fired a little early as he bolted to the lead. Moyer Jr. would chase Anderson for the top spot early in the race before a restart allowed Billy Moyer to race from third to the lead. A few laps later Moyer Jr. would move into the second spot before recording a second place finish to his Dad for the second straight night. Full results are available at www.MLRARacing.com.

October 14th, 2011 - Friday night found Billy at West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri) for the opening night of the 22nd Annual Lucas Oil MLRA Fall Nationals. Twenty-nine cars entered the event, and Moyer Jr. started the night by winning his heat race to lock into the fourth starting spot for the $2,000-to-win feature. During the course of the feature Billy would race his way forward to the second spot before crossing the finish line less than a car length behind his Dad, Billy Moyer. It was a strong way to open the weekend for Jr. Motorsports. Full results are available at www.MLRARacing.com.

October 8th, 2011 - After a good first two nights of the weekend Billy was looking to make it three-for-three on Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Arkansas) in the 5th Annual Midsouth Dirt Track Championship, but it would prove to be a rough night. Thirty-five Super Late Models entered the $2,000-to-win event, and after difficulties in time trials on a slimy track, Billy would start deep in his heat. He would fail to make up much ground in the heat and decided to scratch from the remainder of the event to save his equipment. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

October 7th, 2011 - Billy made it two-for-two on Friday night at Heartland Raceway Park (Topeka, Kansas) by claiming his second career, Lucas Oil MLRA feature win in as many nights. For the second straight night, Billy would win his heat race to earn a front row starting spot for the $3,500-to-win event. He would lead the first thirteen laps before Jon Anderson used lap traffic to slip by for the lead. Anderson would lead until lap 37, when contact with a lapped car forced him pitside, allowed Moyer Jr. to reinherit the lead. Once out front Billy would never look back on his way to the win, which his seventh win of the season! He was followed across the line by Terry Phillips, Al Purkey, Tony Jackson Jr., and Joe Kosiski. Full results are available at www.MLRARacing.com.

October 6th, 2011 - It's no secret that the past few months have been a rough stretch for Billy Moyer Jr., but on Thursday night he got things pointed in the right direction by winning the Lucas Oil MLRA Late Model Series event at Heartland Raceway Park (Topeka, Kansas). Billy started the night by winning his heat race to earn the pole for the main event. At the drop of the green flag, Billy drove to the lead and once there never looked back as he led the full duration of the event to claim the $2,500 win! The victory came over John Anderson, Al Purkey, Jeremy Payne, and Jesse Stovall and was his sixth triumph of the season. Full results are available at www.MLRARacing.com.

October 1st, 2011 - Billy concluded the 8th Annual Lucas Oil Knoxville Late Model Nationals on Saturday night. Via his preliminary event performances he started 19th in the b-main. During the course of the b-main, Billy would advance several spots, but failed to reach a transfer spot to the main event, bringing his night and his weekend to an early end. Full results are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

September 30th, 2011 - Friday night the team was looking for better luck as they entered the second night of the 8th Annual Lucas Oil Knoxville Late Model Nationals. Sixty cars signed in, and via qualifying 25th fastest in time trials, Billy earned the sixth starting spot for his heat race. However, midway through the race he would get into the turn three wall forcing him pitside. As a result, he was relegated to the c-main, where he finished third to move on to the b-main. He would fail to reach a transfer spot in the b-main, but did manage to record several laps around the oval as he continues to get track time at Knoxville for the first time. Full results are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

September 29th, 2011 - On Thursday night Billy made his debut at Knoxville Raceway (Knoxville, Iowa) in the opener for the 8th Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals. Sixty-four cars entered the event, and Billy battled mechanical issues in time trials to the 43rd fastest time. He was slated to start second in his heat race, but the mechanical woes that plagued him in time trials prevented him from starting the heat race. He would make a few laps in the C-main, and hopes to have the issues resolved for Friday's program. Full results are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

September 25th, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports entered the rain delayed Prairie Dirt Classic at Fairbury American Legion Speedway (Fairbury, Illinois) on Sunday night. Thirty-six cars entered the $10,000-to-win event, and in time trials Moyer Jr. struggled to 34th fastest, which left him starting eighth in a heat race. He would advance to a sixth place finish in the heat race, which sent him to the b-main, where he started fourth on the grid. He would mount a charge to the front in the b-main, as he claimed the win to earn the 18th starting spot for the feature event.

In the main event, Moyer Jr. would once again pass several cars as he advanced to a tenth place finish by the time that the checkered flag dropped on the historic event. Full results are available at www.FairburySpeedway.com.

September 24th, 2011 - Billy entered the final leg of the triple header weekend at Tri City Speedway (Pontoon Beach, Illinois) on Saturday night as 28 cars entered the $2,000-to-win event. Billy qualified third fastest in his group and backed it up with a third place finish in his heat race to earn the seventh starting spot for the main event. During the course of the feature he passed one car to register a sixth place finish behind race winner, Shannon Babb, Ryan Unzicker, Randy Korte, Brian Shirley, and Bobby Pierce. Full results are available at www.TriCitySpeedway.net.

September 23rd, 2011 - Friday night saw the second night of the $2,000-to-win, triple header at Tri City Speedway (Pontoon Beach, Illinois) as 32 cars entered the program. Thirty-two competitors took part in the event, and via time trials Billy earned the fourth starting spot for his heat. He would go on to advance to a third spot finish, which rewarded him with the eleventh starting spot for the main event. In the feature he would manage to advance one spot to a tenth place finish. Full results are available at www.TriCitySpeedway.net.

September 22nd, 2011 - On Thursday night Billy returned to action with the first of three, straight nights of $2,000-to-win events at Tri City Speedway (Pontoon Beach, Illinois). Forty-one Super Late Models entered the event, and after getting behind in time trials, Moyer Jr. would find himself starting seventh in his heat race, where he advanced to a sixth place finish. With only the top four cars locking into the feature from the heat, Billy was forced to run the b-main, where he started 3rd. He would battle for the transfer spot for the duration of the b-main before claiming the position to earn the 21st starting spot for the feature.

The feature event would see Billy advance eight spots to a 13th place finish by the time that the checkered flag dropped on the feature event. Full results are available at www.TriCitySpeedway.net.

September 17th, 2011 - Somehow I-55 Raceway (Pevely, Missouri) was able to dodge Mother Nature to hold the 29th Annual Pespi Nationals on Saturday night as the World of Outlaws Super Late Models sanctioned the event. Forty-two Super Late Models entered the event, and the night started well for Billy as he qualified 15th fastest in the field to earn the fourth starting spot for his heat. However, on the first lap of the heat his luck would take a turn for the worst as he spun, which forced him to the tail of the field. He would rebound to a seventh place finish, which left him starting 5th in a b-main. In the b-main, he would advance one spot to a fourth place finish, which unfortunately left him a spot short of a transfer to the feature, bringing his night to an early end. Full results are available at www.WoOLMS.com.

September 16th, 2011 - Rain interrupted Billy Moyer Jr.'s 2011 schedule once again on Friday night as moisture began to fall late in the qualifications for the $10,000-to-win, World of Outlaws show at Tri City Speedway (Pontoon Beach, Illinois) forcing the cancellation of the event.

September 11th, 2011 - On his way home from Eldora Speedway, Billy stopped to enter a Weekly Racing Series Event at Tri City Speedway (Granite City, Illinois). Twenty-two cars entered the event, and after drawing a big number, he would start sixth in his heat race before advancing to a third place finish. Via his heat race performance, he earned the 11th starting spot for the feature. During the course of the main event he would fail to make up any ground as he crossed the finish line in the 11th position. Full results are available at www.TriCitySpeedway.net.

September 10th, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports made their third ever trip to Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) over the weekend for the 41st Annual World 100 at the famed, 1/2 mile oval. With 112 of the nation's best drivers entered, Billy would struggle in qualifying on Friday night as he was able to manage only the 84th fastest time, which left him starting 14th in his heat race. He would manage to advance a few spots in the heat race, but fail short of transferring to a b-main, bringing his weekend to an early end. Full results are available at www.EldoraSpeedway.com.

September 4th, 2011 - A night after seeing the $10,000-to-win, Prairie Dirt Classic at Fairbury American Legion Speedway (Fairbury, Illinois) postponed by rain, the team made the short trip to Farmer City Raceway (Farmer City, Illinois) for a $5,000-to-win, UMP event. Thirty-six cars entered the event, and via qualifying Billy found himself starting ninth in his heat race. He would advance to a seventh place finish, but with only the top four cars transferring to the feature, he was relegated to a b-main where he started on the third row. He would pass three cars to register a third place finish, but with only the top two finishers moving on to the feature, Billy's night would come to a disappointing end. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

September 2nd, 2011 - Billy entered the Prairie Dirt Classic at Fairbury American Legion Speedway (Fairbury, Illinois) on Friday night as a field of 36 competitors took part in the $5,000-to-win event. Luck would not be on his side to start the night as he missed his spot in the qualifying order, and as a result had to start at the back of the heat. After only advancing one spot to a seventh place finish in heat race action, Billy would start sixth in a b-main. He would pass three cars on his way to a third place finish in the b-main, but with only the top two cars moving on to the feature, his night came to an early end. Full results are available at www.FairburySpeedway.com.

September 1st, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports began a busy Labor Day weekend on Thursday night at Peoria Speedway (Peoria, Illinois) with a $2,000-to-win, Northern All Stars Super Late Model event. Thirty cars signed in for action, and Billy would finish sixth in his heat race, which left him one spot short of a transfer to the main event. As a result, he was relegated to the b-main, which he won from the pole to lock into the 16th starting spot for the main event. In the feature, Moyer Jr. would pass eight cars on his way to an 8th place finish. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

August 27th, 2011 - Billy concluded his three race weekend on Saturday night at I-55 Raceway (Pevely, Missouri) in another $5,000-to-win, MARS/UMP DIRTCar Super Late Model event. On the heels of finishing third in his heat race, Moyer Jr. earned the 11th starting spot for the feature. However, after battling an ill-handling car early in the main event Billy would retire to a 23rd place finish. Full results are available at www.MARSRacingSeries.com.

August 26th, 2011 - Friday night was a great outing for the team as they made the trip to Tri City Speedway (Pontoon Beach, Illinois) for a UMP Weekly Racing Series Event. A strong field of 23 Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy started the night by winning the third heat race to earn the third starting spot in the pole-sitter's dash. After finishing second in the dash, Moyer Jr. earned the second starting spot for the feture alongside pole-sitter, Bobby Pierce Jr.

As the race went green Billy would quickly jump to the lead and went on to claim the win over Bobby Pierce Jr., Brandon Sheppard, Chad Zobrist, and Dewaine Kiefer. The win marked his fifth triumph of the 2011 season! Full results are available at www.TriCitySpeedway.net.

August 25th, 2011- The team traveled to the 1/4 mile oval at Highland Speedway (Highland, Illinois) on Thursday night for a $5,000-to-win, UMP Vs. MARS Dirt Car event. Thirty-six Super Late Models entered the event and via heat race action, Billy locked into the 12th starting spot for the main event. In the feature, Moyer Jr. would slip back as far as the 15th position early in the event before mounting a strong charge through the field to a seventh place finish at the checkered flag. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

August 21st, 2011 - Billy entered the 19th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 over the weekend at his home track, Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) as the $40,000-to-win event was sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS). Fifty-five Super Late Models entered the event, and after qualifying fifth fastest in his group on Friday night, he started second in his heat race. After falling back as far as the fourth position, Moyer Jr. would rebound to finish in the third and final transfer spot to the feature, which earned him the 16th starting spot for the 100 lap finale on Saturday night.

The feature event on Saturday took to the speedway as threatening weather was rapidly approaching, and by lap 12 heavy rains would arrive forcing the balance of the event to be postponed until Sunday afternoon at 2pm.

As the race resumed Moyer Jr. would battle around midpack, and that's where he would stay until just past the halfway point when mechanical woes brought his day to an early end. He was credited with an 18th place finish. Full results are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

August 13th, 2011 - The team intended to enter a pair of COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) Super Late Model events over the weekend, but Mother Nature had other ideas as she cut the weekend in half with a rainout at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, Arkansas) on Friday night.

As a result, Billy entered a single event over the weekend as he traveled to West Plains Motor Speedway (West Plains, Missouri) on Saturday night for a $3,000-to-win, CCSDS Vs. MARS Super Late Model event. With 33 Super Late Models entered, Moyer Jr. charged from his third starting spot to win his heat, which earned him the JFR Graphics Pole Award for the 40 lap feature event with his Dad, Billy Moyer starting to his outside. The Father-Son combo would battle for the lead on the first lap with the elder Moyer narrowly edging Moyer Jr. to lead lap one. After that point Moyer would establish his dominance at the lead and went on to claim the win as Billy Moyer Jr. finished a strong second in a brand new car that he has assembled for the upcoming weekend's Topless 100. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

August 6th, 2011 - After seeing the weekend's triple header cut to a single event after rain claimed Thursday and Friday's events at Lebanon/Midway Speedway (Lebanon, Missouri) and Malden Speedway (Malden, Missouri), Billy was in action on Saturday night at I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas) in a $2,000-to-win, COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event.

Twenty-eight Super Late Models entered the program at the 1/4 mile oval, and after advancing from his seventh starting position to a fourth place finish in his heat race, Moyer Jr. locked into the 12th starting spot for the feature event. During the course of the 35 lap feature he would advance seven spots to record a fifth place finish at the checkered flag behind race winner, Wendell Wallace, Jon Kirby, Gary Christian, and Brandon Smith.

He also finished second in the Ricetec Summer Series, which was a four race series. For his finish he was the recipient of a free driveshaft from Fast Shafts. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 29th, 2011 - Billy traveled to North Alabama Speedway (Tuscumbia, Alabama) on Friday night for the $5,000-to-win, Shoals Shootout 50. Thirty-six Super Late Models entered the event, and Billy began the night by locking into the eighth starting spot for the main event via time trials.

On a hooked-up race track Billy would race his way into the top five early in the event before shock issues created an ill-handling car. As a result, late in the race he would slip to a seventh place finish. Full results are available at www.NorthAlabamaSpeedway.com.

July 23rd, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports made his first ever trip to I-80 Speedway (Greenwood, Nebraska) over the weekend for the 1st Annual Silver Dollar Nationals, which was sanctioned by the Lucas Oil MLRA Late Model tour. Fifty-one entries were on hand for the event, which featured a unique format of double heat races, where drivers accumulated points in each heat to earn a starting spot in the main event.

Billy woud record third and second place finishes in his heat qualifiers to lock into the sixth starting spot for Saturday night's $25,000 to win finale. As the race went green on Saturday night, Moyer Jr. would quickly fade through the pack with an ill-handling car as he briefly slipped outside the top 20. However, by the race's midway point he began a march back to the front and would reach as high as the tenth position before ultimately recording a 13th place finish at the checkered flag. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

July 16th, 2011 - Billy concluded the weekend on Saturday night at Northeast Arkansas Speedway (Harrisburg, Arkansas) in another $2,000 to win race that was sanctioned by the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS). Twenty-five Super Late Models entered the race, and after finishing third in his heat, Billy started ninth on the grid for the feature event. He would go on to advance three spots to finish in the sixth position at the checkered flag. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 15th, 2011 - On Friday night Jr. Motorsports entered the $2,000 to win, COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) program at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, Arkansas). After winning his heat race Moyer Jr. earned the outside front row starting spot for the main event, alongside pole sitter, Jon Kirby. On a racing surface that lended itself to minimal passing Moyer Jr. would pressure Kirby for the lead for the duration of the feature before settling for a second place finish. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

July 14th, 2011 - Billy entered the opening night of the Battle at the Beach 100 at Tri City Speedway (Granite City, Illinois) on Thursday night. The $20,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) race drew a field of 39 Super Late Models, and via time trials Billy would earn the fourth starting spot for his heat. In the heat he would battle the setup as he slipped to a sixth place finish. Via his heat finish, Moyer Jr. is slated to start third in a b-main on Friday night, but has made the decision to enter a COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) Super Late Model event at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, Arkansas) instead.

July 9th, 2011 - After a week at the shop to reground, and get everything back in line, the team traveled to Magnolia Motor Speedway (Columbus, Mississippi) for a $20,000 to win/$1,000 to start, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) event. A talented field of 57 Super Late Models entered the event, and after setting the third fastest time in his group, Billy started on the pole for his ten lap, heat race. Billy would lead the first eight laps before seeing Mike Marlar slip by for the lead as Billy went on to finish in the second spot. Via his heat race performance, Moyer Jr. locked into the 12th starting spot for Saturday night's, 100 lap feature.

Billy looked forward to a slick track for Saturday night's feature, but persistent rain showers on Saturday evening resulted in a heavy, tacky track and a late night. In the main event, Moyer Jr. would race his way as high as the top ten early in the event before seeing the handling go away on his entry during the race's mid-stages. He would ultimately retire to a 15th place finish. Full results are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

July 2nd, 2011 - Billy took part in the $10,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event on Saturday night at I-55 Raceway (Pevely, Missouri). After finishing fourth in his heat race, Billy would start 14th in the main event. Mechanical gremlins would strike the team again in the feature, as he was forced to retire to a 22nd place finish.

As a result of the struggles on the tour, the team has opted to return home and will not return to action until July 8th-9th at Magnolia Motor Speedway (Columbus, Mississippi) with the $20,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event.

July 1st, 2011 - It's no secret that Paducah International Raceway (Paducah, Kentucky) is not one of Billy's best tracks, and the 1/2 mile oval continued to plague him on Friday night as the team traveled there for a $12,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event. With 39 cars entered, Billy would only manage to qualify sixth fastest in his group, which left him starting toward the back of his heat race grid. In his heat, he would be unable to make up any ground, and he would go on to see his night come to an end in the c-main after failing to reach a transfer spot. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 30th, 2011 - On Thursday Billy Moyer Jr. entered a $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event at Clayhill Motorsports (Atwood, Tennessee). He would start the night by qualifying third fastest in his group to earn the third starting spot for his heat race. In the heat he would finish third, which left him starting ninth for the 40 lap feature. During the main event, Billy would work his way forward four spots as he earned a fourth place finish behind race winner, Mike Spatola, Billy Moyer, Brian Shirley, and Shannon Babb. Overall it was another strong night for the team. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 29th, 2011 - Wednesday night found Jr. Motorsports at the tight confines of the 1/5 mile oval at Belle Clair Speedway (Belleville, Illinois) in another $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event. Thirty-two Super Late Models signed in for action, and Billy started the night the right way by winning his heat race to lock into the redraw. Luck would be on his side in the redraw as he drew the pole starting spot for the 40 lap feature with Michael Kloos to his outside.

As the race went green it was Moyer Jr. who shot to the lead with Kloos and Ryan Unzicker in tow. Billy would pace the field for the first half of the race until heavy lapped traffic resulted in him slipping to second as Kloos took over the lead. Moyer Jr. would slip one more spot before the checkered flag flew as he finished in the third spot behind race winner, Kloos, and Unzicker. It wasn't the win the team was hoping for, but given the bad luck they've had to endure during the early stages of the tour, a third place finish was very much welcome. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 28th, 2011 - After enjoying a day off from the tour it was back to the grind on Tuesday night at Lincoln Park Speedway (Putnamville, Indiana) for a $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event. Twenty-two Super Late Models entered the event, and after qualifying third fastest in his group, Billy finished fourth in his heat race, which left him starting eleventh in the main event. He would go on to advance one spot to record a tenth place finish at the checkered flag. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 26th, 2011 - After seeing Saturday night's scheduled event at Fairbury American Legion Speedway (Fairbury, Illinois) postponed by Mother Nature, Jr. Motorsports traveled to I-96 Speedway (Lake Odessa, Michigan) on a night, where the team would finally get things pointed in the right direction. Forty-six cars entered the $5,000 to win event, and Billy started the night by qualifying third fastest in his group, which left him starting third in his heat race. He would go on to record a third place finish in the heat, which earned him the eleventh starting spot for the main event.

In the 40 lap feature Billy would advance three positions to finish in the eighth spot at the checkered flag. Even though it wasn't a win, it was a positive night for the team, and gives them momentum heading into the upcoming events. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 24th, 2011 - At this point, Billy is trying to decide if he broke a mirror or if a black cat crossed his path as his incredibly bad luck on the UMP Summernationals continued on Friday night at Tri City Speedway (Granite City, Illinois) in an event that drew 52 cars. In hot laps he would tangle with another car resulting in heavy front end damage, causing him to miss time trials. As a result, he started at the back of his heat race and would be unable to make up enough ground in the heat or his consolation event to qualify for the feature, resulting in another night ended early. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 23rd, 2011 - Thursday night found Billy at Fayette County Speedway (Brownstown, Illinois) in another $5,000 to win, UMP Summernationals event at the 1/4 mile oval. Forty-eight Super Late Models entered the event, and and has been the story for him so far in the tour, Moyer Jr. found himself in an uphill battle for the majority of the night. After qualifying ninth fastest in his group, Billy advanced to a seventh place finish in his heat race, which sent him to a c-main, which he won to move onto a b-main. He would pass several cars in the b-main, but still failed to reach a transfer spot to the feature. Luckily he was able to utilize a provisional to start 21st on the grid for the feature, and he would advance seven spots to a 14th place finish at the checkered flag. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 22nd, 2011 - Given the rainouts and the overall bad luck, the 2011 edition of the Hell Tour has lived up to its name so far for Billy Moyer Jr., and Wednesday night was no exception as the team endured another disappointing night. The tour rolled into Highland Speedway (Highland, Illinois) for a $5,000 to win event as a stacked field of 50 Super Late Models entered the event. Billy would find himself behind the eight ball early in night as he qualified seventh fastest in his group to earn the seventh starting spot for his heat race. He would only manage a sixth place finish in the heat, which left him starting deep in the b-main. In the consolation event, he would fail to reach a transfer and without the option of a provisional he missed the feature. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 20th, 2011 - Mother Nature continues to plague the UMP Summernationals as Monday night's scheduled event for LaSalle Speedway (LaSalle, Illinois) has been postponed until July 13th due to rain.

June 18th, 2011 - Saturday night's scheduled UMP Summernationals event at Cedar Lake Speedway (New Richmond, Wisconsin) has been rained out. The tour will take a day off before returning to action on Monday night at LaSalle Speedway (LaSalle, Illinois).

June 17th, 2011 - After a rough outing in the opening round of the UMP Summernationals the night before, the team looked to get things back on track on Friday night at Cedar Lake Speedway (New Richmond, Wisconsin) on Friday night with a $5,000 to win event. Twenty-seven cars signed in for action, and the night would start decent for Moyer Jr. as he qualified third fastest to earn the third starting spot for his heat race. However, mechanical issues in his heat race left him finishing at the back of his heat and starting deep in a b-main. He failed to earn a transfer position out of the b-main, but received a series' provisional to start the feature in the 22nd position. He would only manage to advance five spots in the feature to a 17th place finish. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 16th, 2011 - After seeing the original opener for the Hell Tour rained out the night before, Billy would finally see the series get underway on Thursday night at Kankakee County Speedway (Kankakee, Illinois), and the tour would live up to its name for him. The night would start well for Moyer Jr. as he locked into the eleventh starting spot for the feature after finishing third in his heat race. He ran second for the majority of the heat, however, at he slowed coming to the checkered flag as he broke the yoke on his transmission, which in turn broke the driveshaft. The team thrashed to get the car ready for the feature as they barely made the call for the 40 lap, $5,000 to win feature on the 1/4 mile oval. Billy would go on to finish 15th in the main event. Full results are available at www.TheHellTour.com.

June 15th, 2011 - The 2011 Hell Tour opener was slated for Wednesday night at Brownstown Speedway (Brownstown, Indiana), however, persistant morning rains forced the event to be rescheduled for July 12th. The tour now moves onto Kankakee Motor Speedway (Kankakee, Illinois) on Thursday night.

June 4th, 2011 - Billy entered the final night of the Tri State Challenge on Saturday night at I-55 Raceway (Pevely, Missouri) and what started as a promising night for the team ended in disappointing fashion. Moyer Jr. would start the night by setting fast time in his group and winning his heat race to earn a front row starting spot for the main event. He would lead early in the feature before the setup and tire choice on his car began to cause him to fade through the field. As a result, Moyer Jr. would retire from the feature to a 25th place finish. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

June 3rd, 2011 - Round #2 of the Tri State Challenge was held on Friday night at Paducah International Raceway (Paducah, Kentucky) in what would prove to be a frustrating night for Jr. Motorsports. Thirty-four Super Late Models entered the event, and after qualifying fourth fastest in his group, Moyer Jr. would finish fifth in his heat race, which left him starting third in a b-main, where the top three transferred to the feature. Billy would battle for the transfer spot for much of the event before finding himself finishing one spot out of the transfer, which brought his night to an early end. Full results are available at www.PaducahInternationalRaceway.com.

June 2nd, 2011 - Billy made his first trip of the year to Highland Speedway (Highland, Illinois) on Thursday night for the opener of the Tri State Challenge, which was sanctioned by the UMP Series. Thirty-six Super Late Models entered the program, and after qualifying second fastest in his group, Moyer Jr. finished third in his heat to earn the tenth starting spot for the $5,000 to win feature. During the course of the event he would advance a pair of spots to finish in the 8th position. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

May 29th, 2011 - Sunday night found Billy at the Budweiser 50 at Tri City Speedway (Granite City, Illinois) in the $10,000 to win event, which was sanctioned by UMP. Forty-six Super Late Models entered the event, and after struggling in time trials, Moyer Jr. started at the back of a heat race, but would manage to advance to a sixth place finish, which resulted in him starting on the fourth row for a b-main. In the b-main he would mount a great charge to the front as he finished second to lock into the 19th starting spot for the main event. He would advance a few spots early in the event on a very rough race track, but as the race progressed he would fail to make up much more ground, and decided to retire from the event to save his equipment. He was credited with an 18th place finish in the final rundown. Full results are available at www.DirtOnDirt.com.

May 28th, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports took part in the 19th Annual DART Show Me 100 over the weekend at Lucas Oil Speedway (Wheatland, Missouri). The $30,000 to win event, which was santioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, drew a talent-laden field of 81 Super Late Models, and the weekend would start well for Moyer Jr. as he qualified third fastest in his group. However, with a three car invert in effect he was forced to start third in his heat race on a track, which lended itself to little passing. He would finish 5th in his heat race, which left him starting on the second row of a b-main event on Saturday night. In the b-main he would advance to a third place finish, but with only the top two cars transferring his weekend came to a disappointing early end.

May 21st, 2011 - Billy's hometown of Batesville, Arkansas has been plagued by rain over the past several months, and this past weekend was no exception as the 1st Annual Bad Boy 98 at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) fell victim to heavy rain on Friday, and as a result the entire event was canceled.

May 14th, 2011 - Billy was excited to be piloting the #F5 Childress Motorsports entry over the weekend, but he would see his two race schedule get reduced to a single event after Friday night's CCSDS event at USA Speedway was postponed by Mother Nature. As a result, the team took part in a single event as they traveled to Drew County Speedway (Monticello, Arkansas) on Saturday night for a $2,000 to win, 35 lap race. In heat race action, Billy raced to a second place finish after starting in the fourth slot, which locked him into the sixth starting position for the main event. In the feature, Billy would battle the setup for much of the event as he slipped to a 9th place finish at the checkered flag. Full results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

May 9th, 2011 - Billy Moyer Jr. will be a hired gun this weekend to pilot the #F5 Childress Fishing & Rentals/Victory Circle/Jay Dickens Racing Engine Super Late Model in a pair of COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) events at USA Speedway (Sterlington, Louisiana) and Drew County Speedway (Monticello, Arkansas). The car, which is primarily piloted by Josh Danzy, has seen a few drivers filling the seat over the past weeks, while Danzy is on the mend.

"For Mr. Childress and everybody with the team to ask me to drive the car this weekend is really an honor, and I'm going to do everything in my power to give them a couple of wins this weekend," commented Moyer Jr.

May 7th, 2011 - Another night and another feature win for Billy Moyer Jr. but it would prove to be a win that was far from easy as he would have to wait until the final corner of the final lap to take the lead. The team was in action on Saturday night at Crawford County Speedway (Van Buren, Arkansas) in the final night of the weekend's COMP Cams Super Dirt Series triple header as twenty-cars signed in for battle. Billy started the night by winning his heat race to earn the third starting spot for the 35 lap, $2,000 to win feature. Early in the event, he would pursue Kyle Beard and Dane Dacus before moving into the second spot by the race's midway point. He would stalk Beard for the next several laps before using lapped traffic to his advantage late in the race to pull even with Beard as the leaders took the white flag. The pair would battle side-by-side for the final lap before Moyer Jr. used a strong run on the bottom exiting turn four to take the lead and the win! Full results from the weekend are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

May 6th, 2011 - Sometimes you just need a little luck to get you where you want to be, and for Billy Moyer Jr. on Friday night that luck came in the form of a late race caution as the top two cars tangled. Billy made the trip to Thunderbird Speedway (Muskogee, Oklahoma) for a $2,000 to win, 25 lap COMP Cams Super Dirt Series event as 27 cars entered the program. Billy won his heat race to earn the third starting spot for the main event on the big, 1/2 mile oval. Billy would run around the fifth position for much of the event and looked to be on his way to a fifth place finish before leaders Kelly Boen and Dane Dacus tangled on lap 20. The pair would be done for the night, and would leave Moyer Jr. starting third on the restart behind Bill Frye and Kyle Beard. As the race went back green Moyer Jr. slipped past Beard and two laps later would use the low groove to pass Bill Frye for the lead. Billy would lead the last two laps to claim the win, which was his third of the year.

May 5th, 2011 - Billy took to the big 1/2 mile at Tri City Speedway (Pocola, Oklahoma) on Thursday night for a $2,000 to win, 35 lap event. A big field of 38 Super Late Models signed in for action, and after winning the second heat race, Billy locked into the main event. In the feature he would race in the top five for the duration of the event before crossing the finish line in third behind race winner, Kelly Boen, and RC Whitwell.

April 30th, 2011 - For the second night in a row, Billy had a forgettable outing in Iowa as he entered the second night of the May Day Classic at West Liberty Speedway (West Liberty, Iowa) for another $10,000 to win event. He would qualify for the 50 lap feature via preliminary action, but mechanical woes would plague him in the event as a broken engine relegated him to a 15th place finish.

April 29th, 2011 - Billy was in action on Friday night in the opening night of the May Day Classic at Farley Speedway (Farley, Iowa). Thirty Super Late Models were entered, and after drawing a big number at the pill draw, Moyer Jr. would start deep in the pack in his heat race, and would fail to accumulate enough points to qualify for the feature. As a result, he would be forced to run a b-main, where he finished third to lock into the 19th starting position for the feature event. In the feature, Billy was already up to the 14th spot early in the event, when a broken bolt in the j-bar brought his night to an early end.

April 23rd, 2011 - Saturday night found Jr. Motorsports at Whynot Motorsports Park (Meridian, Mississippi) as 36 cars entered a $2,500 to win, MSCCS Super Late Model event. In time trials, Billy registered the second fastest time in his group to lock into the pole-sitter's dash for the feature event. After finishing fourth in the dash, Billy started fourth in the 50 lap feature event. For the majority of the event he raced his way as high as the third position before settling into a fourth place finish behind race winner, Chris Wall, Bub McCool, and Ronny Lee Hollingsworth.

April 22nd, 2011 - Billy made his first ever trip to Hattiesburg Motorsports Park (Hattiesburg, Mississippi) on Friday night for a $2,000 to win, Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series (MSCCS) event. Twenty-eight Super Late Models entered the event, and in time trials, Billy would battle carburetor issues, which left him two spots short of locking into the feature. As a result, he was forced to run a b-main, where he finished second to earn the 11th starting spot for the 40 lap feature. In the feature, Billy would advance to a sixth place finish at the checkered flag on the 1/4 mile oval.

April 9th, 2011 - On Saturday night Jr. Motorsports made the trip to Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Arkansas) for another CCSDS event, which paid $2,000 to win. With 30 Super Late Models entered, Billy won his heat race to earn the outside front row starting spot alongside Bill Frye. Moyer Jr. would jump to the lead early in the feature with Frye in tow, and for the majority of the feature, Billy looked to be on his way to victory lane. However, a caution flag with just five laps to go erased his lead, and on the ensuing restart, second place car, Austin Rettig, would fire early to move alongside Moyer Jr. The duo would swap the lead over the closing laps before Rettig inched ahead by just 0.040 seconds to claim the win over Moyer Jr. at the checkered flag. Full weekend results are available at www.COMPDirt.com.

April 8th, 2011 - Billy entered the season opener for the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) on Friday night at Beebe Speedway (Beebe, Arkansas) in what would prove to a forgettable night for the Batesville, Arkansas driver. In heat race action, Billy had charged to the second spot early in the race, but would jump the cushion causing him to slip back a few spots. He would rebound, but would still fall short of locking into the feature, and as a result had to run a b-main, which he won to start 16th in the main event. For the feature, Billy had a decent car, but he would see his night come to a quick end with a broken power steering pump.

April 2nd, 2011 - The weekend found Jr. Motorsports making the long trek to the state of Texas for a $20,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) event at Lone Star Speedway (Kilgore, Texas). With 48 cars entered into the event, Billy earned the fourth starting spot for his heat race, and after a brief stint in the third spot would slip to a fourth place finish, which still earned him a transfer spot to the 13th starting position for Saturday night's 100 lap feature. Despite looking forward to having a chance at a good finish in the feature on Saturday, his hopes would be quickly dashed as he was spun from behind by on lap 6 and would receive hard contact from another car. The damage retired him from the event to a 25th place finish.

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March 26th, 2011 - Billy planned to enter the 2011 COMP Super Dirt Series opener on Saturday night at I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas), but rain forced the event to be canceled. Jr. Motorsports will be in action next weekend, April 1st-2nd, in the $20,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event at Lone Star Speedway (Kilgore, Texas).

March 19th, 2011 - On Saturday night the finale for the 1st Annual Cash Cow 100 was held, and it would prove to be a huge night for Billy. After starting the feature in the 13th position, he began a march to the front of the pack as he worked into the top five by lap twenty. Ten laps later he would move up to the fourth position as he began to reel in his Dad for the third spot. By the races midway point, Moyer Jr. worked up to as high as the third position before losing a few spots on a late race restart. After a great battle with Mike Marlar, he would rebound late in the event to score a strong fourth place finish behind event winner, Darrell Lanigan, Will Vaught, and Billy Moyer.

March 18th, 2011 - Billy Moyer Jr. took part in the first night of the 1st Annual Cash Cow 100 on Friday night as 49 of the nation's best drivers entered the World of Outlaws sanctioned events. In time trials, Billy would battle a tricky track, and as a result would start seventh in the first heat. For the first half of the heat race, Moyer Jr. would find himself mired in traffic in the seventh position before he slowly started making up ground on the front runners. He would catch a big break with two laps remaining when second place Dan Schlieper slowed with a flat tire. At the time of the caution, Moyer Jr. was running just outside a transfer spot, but on the ensuing restart he would drive past Earl Pearson Jr. for the fourth and final transfer position. Billy would go onto hold onto the final transfer spot and will start in the 13th position in Saturday night's $20,000 to win/100 lap feature.

March 12th, 2011 - After seeing a win get away from him in 2010 at Tennessee National Raceway (Hohenwald, Tennessee) after a motor failure late in the race stole the lead, Billy Moyer Jr. returned to the facility on Saturday with a strong motivation to claim a win in the 2nd Annual Ice Breaker. With 26 cars on hand for the $3,000 to win, Southern Regional Racing Series (SRRS) event Billy started the night well by setting fast time in his group and second fast time overall to earn the outside front row starting spot for the 40 lap feature.

As the event went green Moyer Jr. shot to the lead over fellow front row starter, Eric Hickerson, Chad Winkles, Ray McElhiney, and Josh Putnam. Billy would quickly jump to a ten car length lead before the first caution slowed the event on lap 7. On the restart, Billy would once again motor away from the field and would go on to endure a series of cautions to claim the win, which was his second of the year. He was followed at the line by Eric Hickerson, Chad Winkles, Josh Putnam, and Anthony Burroughs.

March 6th, 2011 - The team continued the busy start to their season by traveling to the Texas Dirt Track World Championship at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track on Saturday. The O'Reilly SUPR sanctioned event drew a field of 39 Super Late Models, and in heat race action, Moyer Jr. put on a driving display as he powered his #21 Victory Circle by Moyer from the tenth starting spot to a third place finish, which locked him into the sixth starting spot for the main event. Early in the race, Billy would race his way up to the second spot as he challenged the leader for the first half of the event. However, as the race wore on, his tires wouldn't fire, and he slipped to a sixth place finish behind event winner, Will Vaught, Chris Brown, Morgan Bagley, Ronny Lee Hollingsworth, and Kelly Boen.

February 26th, 2011 - Billy wrapped up the busiest February of his young career over the weekend with the 1st Annual Childress Fishing & Rentals Pelican 100. With 48 Super Late Models entered, Moyer Jr. struggled in qualifying and would start in the sixth starting spot for his heat race. Despite starting deep in the heat race grid, he bolted to the front at the drop of the green flag and by lap five he was battling side-by-side for the lead with David Breazeale. One lap later Moyer Jr. would inch ahead for the lead before seeing Breazeale reclaim the top spot on lap eleven as Billy went on to finish in the second position to lock into the seventh starting spot for Saturday night's, $10,000 to win feature.

In the feature, Moyer Jr. would find himself racing throughout the top ten for much of the event before ultimately scoring an eighth place finish.

February 17th, 2011 - Moyer Jr. entered the season opener for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series on Thursday night at Volusia Speedway Park (Barberville, Florida). The night would once again prove to be unkind to Billy as he battled the 1/2 mile oval. In heat race action Billy was running around mid-pack when he lost fuel pressure, and was forced to retire from the event. Moyer Jr. scratched from the balance of the program, and made the decision to bypass the last two events and head back home to Arkansas to prepare his equipment for the upcoming Pelican 100 at Ark-La-Tex Speedway (Vivian, Louisiana).

February 16th, 2011 - It was back to business for Jr. Motorsports on Wednesday night at Volusia Speedway Park (Barberville, Florida) as the team entered another $7,000 to win, UMP sanctioned event. Seventy-four Super Late Models entered the event and for the third straight night, the team would struggle to find the setup at the lightning fast, 1/2 mile oval. As a result, Billy would not reach a transfer spot to the feature.

February 15th, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports took part in another $7,000 to win, UMP event at Volusia Speedway Park on Tuesday night. For the second straight night Billy would battle the setup and would find himself not qualifying for the feature event.

February 14th, 2011 - Billy entered an event for the first time at Volusia Speedway Park on Monday night. A $7,000 to win event was held and 71 Super Late Models were on hand. The night started well for Moyer Jr. as he qualified fourth fastest in his group to earn the fourth starting spot for his heat race. In the heat he would finish near the back as he missed the setup. In the b-main, Moyer Jr. would rebound to advance through the field, but would fall short of reaching a transfer spot to the feature.

February 12th, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports concluded the 35th Annual DART Winternationals on Saturday with a doubleheader at the clay oval. On Saturday morning a $10,000 to win, 40 lap event was held with fifty-eight cars on hand. Billy started the day by advancing to a third place finish in his heat race to lock into the thirteenth starting spot for the feature. On a track, where passing was difficult, Billy would retire from the feature to a 19th place finish.

In the Saturday night program, which was the series' finale and posted a $12,000 winner's purse, Billy enjoyed another great heat race run as he finished second in his heat to earn the twelfth starting spot for the 75 lap feature. The event, which was taped for a future-airing by the SPEED TV cameras, saw Billy race his way into the top ten early in the event. For the first half of the race, Moyer Jr. would battle in the top ten before the handling began to fade on his entry. Despite the handling not being to his liking, Moyer Jr. was running in the 12th position late in the event when the transmission broke, bringing his night to an early end. He was credited with a 19th place finish.

February 11th, 2011 - After being sidelined by Mother Nature on Thursday, the 35th Annual Winternationals returned to action on Friday with a double header. During the day a $5,000 to win, 30 lap event was held and after finishing fifth in his heat race, Billy was relegated to a b-main event, where he started 4th. He would race his way to the lead early in the b-main as he went on to claim the win to earn the 19th starting spot for the feature. On a narrow-grooved track, Moyer Jr. elected to retire early from the feature to save his equipment. He was credited with a 24th place finish.

In the night program, $10,000 was on the line as a talent-laden field of 66 cars entered the event. In heat race action, Billy battled to a fourth place finish, which left him one spot short of a transfer to the feature. As a result, he would once again be forced to run a b-main, which he won to start 20th on the grid for the feature. A one lane track greeted the competitors for the feature, but Moyer Jr. still managed to charge to a 9th place finish, which marked his first ever top ten at East Bay Raceway Park, as the Versus TV cameras taped all of the action.

February 9th, 2011 - After a solid run on Tuesday night, the rookie curse at East Bay Raceway Park caught up with Billy Moyer Jr. on Wednesday night. With 62 Super Late Models on hand, Moyer Jr. found himself behind the eight ball early in the evening as time trials left him starting sixth in his heat race. He would not be able to advance any spots in his heat race as he finished sixth, and as a result had to run a b-main. His night would quickly come to an end in the b-main, when he was collected in a thirteen car melee on the first lap. Moyer Jr. received minimal damage, but it was enough to bring his night to an early end.

February 8th, 2011 - With Monday night's Florida Speedweeks opener rained out at East Bay Raceway Park, Jr. Motorsports was able to finally get things underway on Tuesday night with a $5,000 to win, 30 lap event. Sixty-four Super Late Models entered the event, and in qualifying Billy was seventh fastest in his group to earn the third starting spot for heat race action. In his Moyer Jr. would top a spirited battle with Josh Richards to claim the third and final transfer spot to the feature. In the feature, Billy started 14th and battled around mid-pack for the duration of the event before crossing the finish line in the 13th position.

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January 16th, 2011 - Jr. Motorsports concluded the 5th Annual Wild West Shootout at USA Raceway on Sunday afternoon with the $10,000 to win, Bill Cheesebourg Memorial. After starting fifth in his heat race, Moyer Jr. rocketed to his heat race win, which earned him a spot in the redraw for the 40 lap feature event. He would receive the fifth starting spot for the feature. In the opening laps of the feature, Billy was shuffled back a few spots before mounting a charge to as high as the third spot at the race's midway point. However, over the remainder of the event, the handling on his car began to go away, and Billy would slip to a sixth place finish in the final rundown behind race winner, Billy Moyer, RC Whitwell, Terry Phillips, Jimmy Mars, and Jeremy Payne.

January 15th, 2011 - Billy Moyer Jr. found nothing but bad luck in round #5 of the 5th Annual Wild West Shootout at USA Raceway (Tucson, Arizona) on Saturday afternoon. With $3,000 on the line, a field of 47 Super Late Models entered the race, and Moyer Jr. drew the third starting spot for his heat race. Disaster would strike for Moyer Jr. on the third lap though as he would get turned into the front stretch wall causing heavy damage to his race car. His team made extensive repairs, and he was able to run the b-main, but pulled off the track after just a few laps with a still ailing mount. As a result, he didn't qualify for the feature.

January 14th, 2011 - On Friday evening, Jr. Motorsports was back in action with the 5th Annual Wild West Shootout. A field of 49 Super Late Models entered the event, and Moyer Jr. started last in his heat after drawing a large number at the pill draw. He would advance four spots in the heat to a fifth place finish, but was still short of earning a transfer to the feature. As a result, he was forced to run a b-main event, where he recorded a third place finish to earn the 20th starting position for the feature. In the feature, Moyer Jr. mounted a charge into the top ten, which saw him ultimately settle into a ninth place finish in the final rundown.

January 12th, 2011 - Wednesday night found the team in action in a $3,000 to win event as the 5th Annual Wild West Shootout continued. Via a large number at the pill draw, Moyer Jr. started at the back of his heat on a track where passing was minimal. He would finish where he started, and as a result, was relegated to the b-main. In the b-main, Moyer Jr. advanced to a second place finish to earn the 17th starting spot for the main event. Early in the feature, Moyer Jr. would bolt to the front of the pack as he cracked the top by lap 10, and was on the move into the top five by the race's midway point, when he jumped the cushion in turns three and four getting into the wall. He would keep going, but would be credited with the caution, and as a result would be forced to go to the tail of the pack. He would make a few more laps before deciding to call it a night.

January 9th, 2011 - It was back to business for Jr. Motorsports on Sunday afternoon as the team took part in a $5,000 to win event, which marked the second round of the Wild West Shootout at USA Raceway. Billy started the afternoon by claiming the narrow win over Terry Phillips in heat race action. Via the win and passing points, Moyer Jr. locked into the redraw, where he was the recipient of the sixth starting spot for the 30 lap feature.

In the feature, Moyer Jr. would fade to tenth early in the feature before mounting a charge to the front of the pack. Late in the race Moyer Jr. found himself as high as the third spot as he challenged Pat Doar and RC Whitwell at the front. However, on a late race restart, his Dad, Billy Moyer, as well as Bub McCool slipped past to relegate Moyer Jr. to a fifth place finish.

January 8th, 2011 - Billy opened the 2011 season with a bang by topping a talented field of 49 competitors to claim his first win of the year and his first ever Wild West Shootout victory on Saturday afternoon at USA Raceway in Tucson, Arizona.

Billy started the day by blasting from his second starting position to a heat race win, which earned him a spot in the redraw for the feature. In the redraw Billy drew the third starting spot, and that is where he started on the grid for the 30 lap, $3,000 to win feature. Early in the feature Moyer Jr. would battle for third before sliding as far back as the fifth position. However, as the race progressed, Billy's car began to come to him, and on a lap 20 restart he would blast past leader, Jeremy Payne, on the low side to claim the win. Over the remainder of the event, Moyer Jr. would motor away to win by over a straightaway. The victory came over Payne, Jimmy Mars, Bub McCool, and Ronny Lee Hollingsworth.

October 30th, 2010 - Billy Moyer Jr. traveled to Magnolia Motor Speedway (Columbus, Mississippi) for the 7th Annual Cotton Pickin' 100 over the weekend for what was likely his final event of 2010. With over 70 of the nation's best wheelmen in attendance, Billy endured a weekend that was tough at times. In hot laps Billy registered some of the fastest laps before his engine expired on the last lap of hot laps. As a result, the team changed motors for time trials, and Billy would qualify second fastest in his group to earn the outside front row starting spot for his heat race. On the first lap of his heat, Billy would spin, but with track rules giving all cars their spot back if a caution flies before one lap is completed, Moyer Jr. would retain his starting spot, despite damage to his mount that was sustained in the accident. He would go on to race his way to a fourth place finish, which left him one spot short of a transfer to the feature.

As a result, he started on the front row of a b-main on Saturday night, which he won to earn the 21st starting spot in the $15,000 to win, 100 lap event. Despite making the feature, Moyer Jr. would miss the setup for the feature and would ultimately retire early from the race to a 21st place finish.

October 23rd, 2010 - The team made the long trip south to Whynot Motorsports Park (Meridian, Mississippi) over the weekend for the 16th Annual Coors Light Fall Classic. Friday night saw a talent-laden field of 60 Super Late Models enter the event, and in time trials Billy qualified 5th fastest in his group to earn the fifth starting spot for heat race action. In heat race action, on a track where passing was difficult, Moyer Jr. would advance one spot to a 4th place finish, which left him short of locking into the feature event. As a result, Moyer Jr. started on the front row for a b-main on Saturday night alongside Dillan White. The duo would battle for the lead for the full twelve laps before Moyer Jr. registered a second place finish to lock into the 22nd starting spot for the main event. Billy would gamble on the setup and tire choice for the feature, and the end result would be an entry that was not handling to his liking, and as a result he made the decision to retire early from the event. He was credited with a 23rd place finish in the final rundown.

October 16th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports made its first ever trip to Jones Motor Speedway (Chatham, Louisiana) over the weekend for the 1st Annual Deuces Wild weekend, which was headlined by a $5,000 to win feature. After drawing a big number for his heat race lineup on Friday night, Billy started sixth on the grid and advanced to a fourth place finish. Via his finish he fell just short of locking into the feature, and was forced to run a b-main on Saturday night, which he won to earn the 13th starting spot for the feature. In an event, where most competitors struggled to pass, Moyer Jr. slipped back to 17th early in the event before mounting a daring charge on the cushion to a solid 5th place finish behind event winner, Ray Moore, Jack Sullivan, Bubba Mullins, and Ronny Adams.

October 9th, 2010 - Billy entered a pair of Super Late Model events at Thunderhill Speedway (Mayetta, Kansas) over the weekend. On Friday night a $2,000 to win event was held, and Billy spent much of the night finding the right line and setup for the track in his first ever trip to the lightning fast, 3/8 mile oval. He would start toward the back of the feature grid, but would rebound to finish 14th at the checkered flag.

On Saturday night, a $3,000 to win event was on tap as 25 cars signed in for battle. Billy would finish second in his heat race to start 6th on the grid for the 35 lap feature. Early in the feature he would fall back as far as the seventh position before rebounding to finish in the 5th spot. Unfortunately in post race technical inspection his left front tire was disallowed by series' officials as he had a WISSOTA stamped 55 tire, and the tour only allowed WRS 55 tires. As a result, after discussion among themselves the series officials decided to score him as last.

September 25th, 2010 - Jr. Motorsports made the trek to Columbus Speedway (Columbus, Mississippi) over the weekend for the 21st Annual Premier Ford Magnolia State 100. With seventy-one Super Late Models entered Billy qualified fourth fastest in his group to earn the fourth starting spot for his heat race. In the heat race, he would quickly jump to the second spot as he began to battle his Dad for the lead. As the race progressed, his Dad lost power steering and over the closing laps Moyer and Moyer Jr. would battle side-by-side for the lead with the elder Moyer claiming the win by a matter of inches at the finish line. Moyer Jr. would finish second to pick up the 11th starting position for Saturday night's 100 lap, $25,010 to win main event.

For the main event, the team would miss the setup and Moyer Jr. would duck into the pits for a tire change before rejoining the back of the pack during an early race caution. However, he still wasn't happy with his handling and would retire for the night a few laps later.

September 18th, 2010 - Billy Moyer Jr. entered a pair of COMP Cams MSRA Super Late Model events over the weekend with the first coming on Friday night at USA Speedway (Sterlington, Louisiana). Billy would have a tough night as problems in heat race action relegated him to starting at the back of the feature event. Early in the feature contact from another car would result in a broken front end on Billy's car resulting in a DNF.

Saturday night found Moyer Jr. in action at Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Arkansas) for the 4th Annual Midsouth Dirt Track Championship, which paid $3,500 to win. A strong field of 41 Super Late Models entered the event, and after starting deep in his heat race, Moyer Jr. would battle to a second place finish to lock into the fifth starting spot. On a fast and rough track, Billy would battle up to fourth early in the feature before slipping back a few spots. He would duck into the pits during a mid-race caution for a few changes before rejoining the back of the pack. During the remainder of the event, he would rocket back to a fifth place finish behind winner, Jesse Stovall, Bill Frye, Austin Rettig, and Dean Carpenter.

September 11th, 2010 - Billy made his first ever attempt at a World 100 as he entered the 40th edition of the event over the weekend at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio). The event saw 134 of the nation's best drivers on hand vying for the $43,000 top prize and the coveted globe trophy. In time trials Billy would find himself behind the eight ball as he qualified 45th fastest, which left him short of the invert. As a result, he started midpack in a heat race, and on a slimy track was unable to advance. He would run a b-main, where over-heating problems would force him pitside near the event's midway point, bringing his weekend to an early end.

September 5th, 2010 - Sunday night saw Billy make history in two different ways as he won his first event at North Alabama Speedway (Tuscumbia, Alabama) and also won the biggest payday of his career to the tune of $5,000 in the 6th Annual Bama Brawl. With 32 Super Late Models on hand, Billy qualified fastest in his group to earn the outside front row starting spot alongside David Breazeale for the 50 lap feature event. Early in the feature, Moyer Jr. would slip back as far as the third spot before moving back up to the second spot as the event surpassed the tenth lap. Billy would chase Breazeale for the next several laps, but would see himself fall back to fourth on lap 35 as Tim Busha Anthony Burroughs moved by for the second and third positions respectively. Four laps later the caution would wave as Busha spun in turn four after contact with Breazeale as they battled for the lead. On the ensuing double file restart, Moyer Jr. used the highside to race past Burroughs and Breazeale to take over the lead. He would never look back as he led the last eleven laps to claim the $5,000 win! The victory was his seventh of the season.

September 4th, 2010 - Saturday night would find Jr. Motorsports once again in action at Batesville Motor Speedway with the Isle of Capri Late Model Series. After winning his heat race, Billy started fourth in the feature. During the course of the $2,000 to win event, Moyer Jr. advanced to a third place finish behind event winner, Bill Frye, and Jeff Taylor. Despite not competing in all of the events, Billy finished fourth in the final standings.

September 3rd, 2010 - Billy entered the first night of the weekend Isle of Capri Late Model Series, double header at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas). Via passing points, Billy would start eighth in the feature and would race his way to a fourth place finish behind race winner, Jeff Floyd, Richie Tosh, and Bill Frye.

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.