McCowan Masters First COMP Cams Super Dirt Series Feature
$10,000-to-win Spooky 50 Finale Set for Saturday Super Bee Speedway

CHATHAM, La. (10/20/23) – Missouri rising star Dillon McCowan raced to the lead on lap 12 of Friday night’s opener of the 30th annual Spooky 50 with the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) Super Late Model Series and never looked back en route to his first-career win with the tour.

The maiden trip to victory lane for McCowan was worth $5,000.

“You gotta make something happen, I was back there in sixth and it was (kinda) time for a hail Mary,” McCowan said in FloRacing Victory Lane. “We’ve been here once in our modified and I really enjoyed it, we definitely wanted to get down (to race) here and have another go at it. It was a super good track tonight, we traveled eight hours and it definitely makes it worth our while. (Sweeping the weekend) would mean more than a lot of people would ever dream of; winning one of these has always been our dream, my dream especially, this is our first sanctioned Late Model win and I’m pretty speechless, honestly.”

Kyle Beard and Bubba Mullins brought the field to the green flag with the home state Mullins snaring the lead for the first 11 circuits before McCowan rocketed from the sixth-starting spot into the lead. Once out front McCowan never looked back, taking his inaugural CCSDS checkered flag by 1.131 seconds.

Meanwhile, Beard crossed the finish line in the second position and his finish paired with Billy Moyer Jr.’s eighth-place finish reduced Beard’s deficit for the championship behind Moyer Jr. to just 23 markers heading into Saturday night’s season finale.

Additionally, Jamie Burford holds a 30-point lead over Jarret Stuckey for the Midwest Sheet Metal Rookie of the Year battle with one event remaining.

Mullins, Tanner Kellick, and Brandon Ball completed the Top-5 finishers at the Louisiana oval.

The 30th annual Spooky 50 with the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series Super Late Models draws to a close on Saturday night with a $10,000-to-win program.

Joining the spotlight are Street, Tuners, Pro Mods, Crate Late Models, Limited Modifieds, Factory Stocks, and Sportsters.

On Saturday the gates open at 3 p.m. CT with on-track action at 6:30 p.m.

Saturday general admission is:
General Admission (ages 12-and-up): $20
General Admission (ages 6-11): $5
General Admission (ages 5-and-under): FREE

Saturday pit passes are $40 (ages 12-and-up) and kids (ages 6-11) are $20.

COMP Cams Super Dirt Series Purse (Saturday, Oct. 21)
1)$10,000 2)$5,000 3)$2,500 4)$1,750 5)$1,500 6)$1,250 7)$1,100 8)$1,050 9)$1,025 10)$1,000 11)$900 12)$800 13)$700 14)$650 15-22)$600