Tim McCreadie Joins Rocket Chassis as House Car Driver

In recent news, there have been some changes in the dirt late-model racing scene. Hudson O’Neal recently left the Rocket 1 Racing team, which fields the Rocket Chassis house car under Mark Richards Racing.

Additionally, Tim McCreadie, who previously drove for Paylor Motorsports, also announced his departure. This move came after Brandon Sheppard took over the wheel of the Longhorn Chassis house car for the 2024 season, replacing Sheppard’s former position as driver of the No. 1 Rocket Chassis house car.

Now, the latest development sees Tim McCreadie signing with Rocket 1 Racing to become the new driver of the Rocket Chassis house car.

McCreadie, a seasoned 49-year-old racer, will make his debut in the No. 1 car this weekend at Atomic Speedway in Ohio and Brownstown Speedway in Indiana. He aims to secure his third Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series title in 2024.

Mark Richards, team co-owner, expressed his excitement about McCreadie joining the team, highlighting his experience, championship titles, and impressive track record. Richards emphasized that McCreadie’s skills and tenacity make him the perfect fit to uphold the legacy of Rocket1.

Regarding Hudson O’Neal’s departure, Richards praised him as one of the top drivers in the country and acknowledged his contribution to Rocket1’s history. He wished O’Neal success in his future endeavours.

McCreadie, on the other hand, expressed his gratitude and excitement for the opportunity to drive the iconic Rocket house car. He humbly accepted the challenge and is eager to contribute to the team’s success.

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Reflecting on his unexpected journey to joining Rocket Chassis, McCreadie expressed his gratitude and enthusiasm for the opportunity. He is ready to get to work and focus on delivering results for the team.

With these changes, the dirt late-model racing scene is set for an exciting season ahead, as drivers like McCreadie look to make their mark in their new roles.