(October 17, 2020)

The 40th Annual Dirt Track World Championship boasted a $100,000 top prize, the highest paying Dirt Late Model event of the season amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

After getting behind in qualifying on Friday, Dustin only managed a seventh-place finish in his heat race. With only the top-three transferring, he was sent to a B-Main on Saturday.

Linville charged from eighth to finish second in his B-Main. Unfortunately, with only the top-two moving on to the 100-lap main event, Dustin fell just one spot short. Earning the seventh starting position for the $3,000-to-win Jim Dunn Memorial non-qualifiers race, Linville advanced three spots to finish fourt behind Mason Zeigler, Colten Burdette, and R.J. Conley. Scott James rounded out the Top-5.

For full results from this event, please visit www.BrownstownSpeedway.com.

(October 10, 2020)

Debuting a new Team Zero Race Car after Tim Short Chevrolet Racing and Hatcher Motorsports joined forces, Dustin went into battle against a stout field of 29 cars. Will pill draw determining heat race starting positions, Linville would start ninth in his heat race. Charging forward 7 positions he recorded a second-place finish.

Starting the $3,500-to-win main event in sixth, Dustin marched his way forward to briefly take the lead before finishing second behind Devin Gilpin. Joe Godsey, Shelby Miles, and Chad Stapleton rounded out the Top-5.

For full results from this event, please visit www.BrownstownSpeedway.com.

(September 26, 2020)

Drawing a stout field of 60 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series entries for the "Night Before the Jackson," Dustin placed eighth in his heat race, transferring him a B-Main. Locking in the Top-2, Linville fell short of a transfer position into the $10,000-to-win feature.

On Saturday, the team continued to battle the setup on their Rocket Chassis and made the tough decision to scratch from the program after qualifying.

Complete results from the weekend are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

(September 19, 2020)

The Ultimate Heart of America Super Late Model Series event drew a stout field of 36 entries. After getting behind in qualifying, Dustin recorded a fourth-place finish in his heat race to lock into the 15th starting spot for Saturday's $20,059-to-win finale.

In the 50-lapper, Linville marched forward eights spots to registers a solid seventh-place finish at the checkered flag.

Full results from this event are available at www.UltimateSupers.com.

(September 12, 2020)

Kicking off the weekend Friday, Dustin made his first-ever visit to Rockcastle Speedway in Mount Vernon, Ky. Linville qualified second overall against a stout field and went on to finish second in his heat race behind Tyler Carpenter. Starting the $4,000-to-win A-Main in fourth, he ran as high as second at times in before crossing the finish line in fourth.

Returning to Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, Ky. Saturday, Dustin was one of 25 entries for the annual Harold Hardgrove Memorial. After setting fast time in his qualifying group, Linville finished second in his heat race to earnt he fifth starting spot on the feature grid. With $10,022 on the line, Dustin picked up one spot to record another fourth-place finish.

For complete results from these events, please visit www.RockcastleSpeedway.com and www.LCSpeedway.net.

(September 5, 2020)

The national tour invaded Linville's home-track of Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Ky. Friday for the 16th Annual John Bradshaw Memorial. Dustin grabbed the fourth and final transfer spot in his heat race to lock into the 13th spot on the grid for the $12,000-to-win feature. In the 50-lapper, Linville raced just outside the Top-10 for much of the event before a flat right-rear tire ended his night with 12 laps to go.

On to Portsmouth (Ohio) Raceway Park on Saturday, Dustin fell one spot shy of a transfer position in his heat race after suffering a flat tire, sending him to the B-Main. With the Top-6 transferring to the Bob Miller Memorial main event, Linville placed fifth to earn the 21st starting position. Linville had worked his way up to 12th before starting to fade late and ultimately retiring to save equipment.

Complete results from these events are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

(July 25, 2020)

Traveling to Mountain Motorsports Park (Isom, Ky.) on Friday, Linville locked in to the Southern All Star Racing Series main event via Time Trials.

Starting the $4,000-to-win feature in second, Dustin briefly took the lead from Brandon Fouts in the 40-lapper, only to have a caution flag turn back his pass for the top spot. Linville went on to finish second behind Fouts at the checkers, with Josh Putname, Steve Stollings, and Raymond Nichols rounding out the Top-5.

Following the Southern All Star Racing Series to Richmond (Ky.) Raceway on Saturday, Linville locked into the tenth starting spot on the grid for the $5,000-to-win A-Main. Advancing one spot in the 50-lap affair, Dustin placed ninth in the final rundown.

For complete results from these events, please visit www.SASDirt.com.

(July 18, 2020)

On Saturday, Linville made the trek south to Lake Cumberland Speedway (Brunside, Ky.) for the annual Johnny Wheeler Memorial. With $5,031 on the line, Dustin set QuickTime in his group to earn the pole position for his heat race. Unfortunately, he blew a tire on the initial green that resulted in heavy damage to the deck of nis No. D8. With that, the team made the decision to scratch from the remainder of the night. (Chris Anderson Photos)

For complete results from the event, please visit www.LCSpeedway.net.

(June 20, 2020)

Dustin locked his spot into the $2,500-to-win main event via a heat race victory. Holding off Logan Roberson in a fierce battle during the feature, Linville went on to score his first win of the season, and first for the Tim Short Chevrolet Racing team. He crossed the finish line ahead of David Webb, Roberson, Derek Fisher, and Skylar Marlar.

Earlier in the weekend. Dustin visited his home track of Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Ky. Earning a spot in the Hugh "Junebug" Rowland via preliminary events, Linville raced to a runner-up finish behind Camaron Marlar in the $2,500-to-win feature. Josh Rice, Scott James, and Greg Johnson rounded out the Top-5.

Complete results from these events can be found at www.PonderosaSpeedway.net and www.Richmond-Raceway.net.

(June 6, 2020)

With 30 Super Late Models on hand for the $10,000-to-win event, Dustin qualified second in his group and later picked up a heat race win to position himself on the pole for the main event. Linville went on to record a fifth-place finish in the 40-lapper behind race winner Josh Rice, Skylar Marlar, Ryan King, and Victor Lee.

The following night at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tenn. After qualifying third in his group and winning a heat, Dustin drew the second starting spot on the feature grid. With $4,000 on the line, Linville raced to a solid fourth-place finish behind race winner Heath Hindman, Ray Cook, and David Payne. Cory Hedgecock completed the Top-5.

For full results from the weekend, please visit www.WartburgSpeedway.net and www.I75Raceway.com

(May 2, 2020)

A strong field of 36 entries were on hand for the Boyd's Dirt Showdown. Dustin started the night by qualifying 14th in his time trial group. The Top-8 from each group were locked into the 50-lap main event with the balance going to two preliminary heat races. Linville went on to finish sixth in his heat race, but with only the Top-4 advancing to the $5,000-to-win feature, his night would come to an early end.

Following the event, Linville made this statement to his loyal fans and supporters: "I'm very thankful for each and every one of you for sticking with me through the good, the bad, the highs, and the lows. Somewhat obvious, we are towards the lower end of the valley with things right now, but all we can do is scratch our way back to the top from this point forward! We're racing and we're enjoying the sport of racing like we all once did before, we have good supporters behind us, and we've proved in the past that we can compete with any and all and put this D8 machine in victory lane time and time again. We obviously have somethings to diagnose and changes to be made, but the determination is stronger than ever! We will see you all again soon! Stay healthy and stay safe!"

For compete results, visit: www.BoydsSpeedway.MyRacePass.com

(February 29, 2020)

Qualifying tenth overall amongst the 21 entries on hand for the $3,000-to-win event on Friday earned Dustin the tenth-starting position on the feature grid. Linville ran as high as eighth at times in the 25-lap main event before crossing the finish line in ninth. Josh James Artwork

On Saturday, Dustin locked into the seventh spot on the grid for the $5,000-to-win finale. Linville raced in the seventh position for much of the 30-lap affair before slipping to a tenth-place finish in the closing laps.

For complete results from the weekend, please visit www.ClarksvilleSpeedway.com.

(February 5, 2020)

Linville made his highly anticipated return to racing in 2019, ending his comeback tour with six Top-5 outings in just 14 events.

The team is planning to kickstart their 2020 on February 28-29 during the 16th Annual Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Classic at Clarksville (TN) Speedway. The team will announce a complete version of their 2020 schedule soon.

A redesigned website for the team will be launched in the coming months. Keep your browsers locked to www.DustinLinville.com for the latest news, upcoming events, photos, and much more!

(October 4, 2019)

The event boasted a $5,000 top prize for Super Late Models. Eighteen entries converged at Kentucky's Baddest Bullring. After qualifying third overall, Dustin went on to win his heat race, earning him the third starting position on the feature grid. Linville battled throughout the top-five for the entire race before registering a fifth-place finish in the final rundown.

Full results can be found at www.PonderosaSpeedway.net.

(September 21, 2019)

The historic event, sanctioned by the ultra-competitive Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, drew a stout field of 34 entries. Dustin qualified tenth in his group to earn the fifth starting position in his heat race. A third-place finish in heat race action earned Linville the eleventh starting spot on the grid for the $15,000-to-win main event. Dustin would ultimately entire early from the 100-lapper to save equipment, recording a 23rd-place finish.

Complete results from the event are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

(September 14, 2019)

A field of seventeen Super Late Model converged at the 3/8-mile oval. Dustin timed in fourth overall and went on to finish second in his heat race. After starting the 30-lap main event in fourth, Linville went on to record a third-place finish behind race winner Zack Dohm, and Scott James. Victor Lee and Jonathan Couch rounded out the top-five finishers.

Full results from the event are available at www.Richmond-Raceway.net.

(July 4, 2020)

A broken oil pump belt in Hot Laps resulted in Dustin missing Time Trials. Starting the Heat Race from 11th, he charged forward to place fifth. Locking into the $5,000-to-win feature, Linville worked his way forward from 19th to finish tenth in the final rundown.

On Saturday, the team made the trip to Brownstown (Ind.) Speedway for the annual Born Free 40. In a field of 31 entries, Dustin set the overall fast time and won his heat race to earning a starting spot on the front row of the $5,500-to-win main event. Unfortunately, mechanical issues struck again in the feature, forcing him to retire early from the race. (Mark Schaefer photo)

For full results from these events, please visit www.FlorenceSpeedway.com and www.BrownstownSpeedway.com.

(June 20, 2020)

Dustin locked his spot into the $2,500-to-win main event via a heat race victory. Holding off Logan Roberson in a fierce battle during the feature, Linville went on to score his first win of the season, and first for the Tim Short Chevrolet Racing team. He crossed the finish line ahead of David Webb, Roberson, Derek Fisher, and Skylar Marlar.

Earlier in the weekend. Dustin visited his home track of Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Ky. Earning a spot in the Hugh "Junebug" Rowland via preliminary events, Linville raced to a runner-up finish behind Camaron Marlar in the $2,500-to-win feature. Josh Rice, Scott James, and Greg Johnson rounded out the Top-5.

Complete results from these events can be found at www.PonderosaSpeedway.net and www.Richmond-Raceway.net.

(June 6, 2020)

With 30 Super Late Models on hand for the $10,000-to-win event, Dustin qualified second in his group and later picked up a heat race win to position himself on the pole for the main event. Linville went on to record a fifth-place finish in the 40-lapper behind race winner Josh Rice, Skylar Marlar, Ryan King, and Victor Lee.

The following night at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tenn. After qualifying third in his group and winning a heat, Dustin drew the second starting spot on the feature grid. With $4,000 on the line, Linville raced to a solid fourth-place finish behind race winner Heath Hindman, Ray Cook, and David Payne. Cory Hedgecock completed the Top-5.

For full results from the weekend, please visit www.WartburgSpeedway.net and www.I75Raceway.com

(May 2, 2020)

A strong field of 36 entries were on hand for the Boyd's Dirt Showdown. Dustin started the night by qualifying 14th in his time trial group. The Top-8 from each group were locked into the 50-lap main event with the balance going to two preliminary heat races. Linville went on to finish sixth in his heat race, but with only the Top-4 advancing to the $5,000-to-win feature, his night would come to an early end.

Following the event, Linville made this statement to his loyal fans and supporters: "I'm very thankful for each and every one of you for sticking with me through the good, the bad, the highs, and the lows. Somewhat obvious, we are towards the lower end of the valley with things right now, but all we can do is scratch our way back to the top from this point forward! We're racing and we're enjoying the sport of racing like we all once did before, we have good supporters behind us, and we've proved in the past that we can compete with any and all and put this D8 machine in victory lane time and time again. We obviously have somethings to diagnose and changes to be made, but the determination is stronger than ever! We will see you all again soon! Stay healthy and stay safe!"

For compete results, visit: www.BoydsSpeedway.MyRacePass.com

(February 29, 2020)

Qualifying tenth overall amongst the 21 entries on hand for the $3,000-to-win event on Friday earned Dustin the tenth-starting position on the feature grid. Linville ran as high as eighth at times in the 25-lap main event before crossing the finish line in ninth. Josh James Artwork

On Saturday, Dustin locked into the seventh spot on the grid for the $5,000-to-win finale. Linville raced in the seventh position for much of the 30-lap affair before slipping to a tenth-place finish in the closing laps.

For complete results from the weekend, please visit www.ClarksvilleSpeedway.com.

(February 5, 2020)

Linville made his highly anticipated return to racing in 2019, ending his comeback tour with six Top-5 outings in just 14 events.

The team is planning to kickstart their 2020 on February 28-29 during the 16th Annual Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Classic at Clarksville (TN) Speedway. The team will announce a complete version of their 2020 schedule soon.

A redesigned website for the team will be launched in the coming months. Keep your browsers locked to www.DustinLinville.com for the latest news, upcoming events, photos, and much more!

(October 4, 2019)

The event boasted a $5,000 top prize for Super Late Models. Eighteen entries converged at Kentucky's Baddest Bullring. After qualifying third overall, Dustin went on to win his heat race, earning him the third starting position on the feature grid. Linville battled throughout the top-five for the entire race before registering a fifth-place finish in the final rundown.

Full results can be found at www.PonderosaSpeedway.net.

(September 21, 2019)

The historic event, sanctioned by the ultra-competitive Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, drew a stout field of 34 entries. Dustin qualified tenth in his group to earn the fifth starting position in his heat race. A third-place finish in heat race action earned Linville the eleventh starting spot on the grid for the $15,000-to-win main event. Dustin would ultimately entire early from the 100-lapper to save equipment, recording a 23rd-place finish.

Complete results from the event are available at www.LucasDirt.com.

(September 14, 2019)

A field of seventeen Super Late Model converged at the 3/8-mile oval. Dustin timed in fourth overall and went on to finish second in his heat race. After starting the 30-lap main event in fourth, Linville went on to record a third-place finish behind race winner Zack Dohm, and Scott James. Victor Lee and Jonathan Couch rounded out the top-five finishers.

Full results from the event are available at www.Richmond-Raceway.net.