The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series resumes action at All-Tech Raceway on Saturday for the finale of a doubleheader weekend at the half-mile, rounding out the two-day gathering with a $15,000-to-win feature.

It's also the seventh round of the tour's popular Georgia-Florida Speedweeks, which goes for six more races these next seven days across All-Tech Raceway and East Bay Raceway Park. Every race will be streamed live on FloRacing.

As of 4:45 p.m., 49 drivers and teams are registered for the midweek event, headlined by DirtonDirt.com's reigning Driver of the Year in Ricky Thornton Jr., defending series champion Hudson O'Neal, and past series champions Jonathan Davenport, Jimmy Owens, and Earl Pearson Jr.

O'Neal won last Thursday's opener at Golden Isles Speedway in Brunswick, Ga., while Thornton Jr. took Saturday's $25,000 paycheck in a heated battle for victory over Davenport. A last-lap charge of Tyler Erb propelled Thornton to a second straight win on Tuesday at Ocala.

On Wednesday, Hudson O'Neal overcame upset-minded Clay Harris for his second win in four touring races to start 2024. Then on Friday at All-Tech, Thornton picked up his third win in five races.

Who is Clay Harris?

After Wednesday's upset bid at Ocala, the 22-year-old still very green to high-level Super Late Model racing is keen on making a name for himself.https://t.co/YovSaE1qfU

— Kyle McFadden (@ByKyleMcFadden) February 1, 2024

Sixteen of the Top 25 drivers in DirtonDirt.com's final power rankings of 2023 are on hand: No. 1 Thornton, No. 3 O'Neal, No. 4 Mike Marlar, No. 5 Chris Madden, No. 6 Davenport, No. 7 Brandon Sheppard, No. 9 Devin Moran, No. 10 Tim McCreadie, No. 12 Ashton Winger, No. 13 Brian Shirley, No. 15 Dennis Erb Jr., No. 18 Kyle Bronson, No. 21 Daulton Wilson, No. 22 Owens, No. 23 Ryan Gustin and No. 25 Tyler Erb.

Dale McDowell and Brandon Overton are among those not entered for competition at All-Tech after racing at Golden Isles.

Other drivers signed in are 2023 Firecracker 100 prelim winner Max Blair and '23 Gateway Dirt Nationals Modified winner Drake Troutman.

Lucas Oil Series newcomers Bob Gardner, Brenden Smith, Cory Lawler, Daniel Adam, Dillon McCowan, Drake Troutman, Ethan Dotson, and Tony Jackson Jr. are resuming their pursuit for the tour's Rookie of the Year.

Race fans can watch all of the action from All-Tech Raceway on Saturday on FloRacing. If you're not a FloRacing subscriber, click here to sign up today.

Friday's All-Tech Coverage

• Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Friday Results From All-Tech Raceway
• Garrett Alberson Goes For Broke But Shows He's Capable Of More At All-Tech
• Chris Madden Explains Why He Spun Out Friday At All-Tech Raceway
• Tyler Bruening's All-Tech Charge: 'The Best I Felt In A Long Time'

Georgia-Florida Speedweeks Coverage

• Tracking The 2024 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Driver Roster
• FloRacing's Ultimate 2024 Speedweeks Watch Guide
• Ricky Thornton Jr. & The Problem Dirt Late Model Racing Can't Get Away From
• Brandon Sheppard Continues Search For Consistency, Victory Lane At All-Tech
• Ross Robinson Couldn't Be More Excited For The 2024 Lucas Oil Series Season
• Mike Marlar Is All In On The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series In 2024
• What's In Store For Hudson O'Neal And Rocket1 Racing In 2024?
• How Earl Pearson Jr. Put Together A Team For One More Lucas Oil Series Run
• Is This Dale McDowell's Final Season? MacDaddy Wonders If End Is Close

Lucas Oil Series At All-Tech Raceway Entry List