Tim McCreadie, Jonathan Davenport, Nick Hoffman, Dale McDowell, Brian Shirley, Terbo Tyler Erb, Jason Feger, and more are auctioning off their doors for Drivers for the Cure.
Drivers for the Cure is all about giving back to the racing community and this year the organization’s auction is raising funds to help Jennifer Clements Zellner of Clements Racing Engines. Jennifer is currently undergoing her 8th round of chemotherapy after she was diagnosed in December 2024 with Stage 3 Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.
Additionally funds will go to help “fund critical research to discover new treatments and ultimately find a cure for cancer.” They will also “provide essential services for patients and their families, offering everything from counseling and financial assistance to transportation and lodging during treatment” as well as “help spread awareness about cancer prevention and early detection, which can significantly increase survival rates.”
The auction, which began on November 14th and runs through Christmas Eve on December 24, 2025, will include a number of different items to bid on including “exclusive, one-of-a-kind items and experiences, including luxury car rides, rare automotive memorabilia, and VIP passes to major racing events.”
The auction currently includes a number of door panels from various dirt late model drivers including Tim McCreadie, Boom Briggs, Chub Frank, Brent Larson, Terbo Tyler Erb, Nick Hoffman, Drake Troutman, Jonathan Davenport, Dale McDowell, Carson Ferguson, Brian Shirley, Ross Robinson, and Jason Feger.
There are also a couple of gift packs from Hudson O’Neil, sets of Max Blair and Ross Robinson T-shirts, and a Rusty Wallace Collector’s Lot. As noted above there will be more items coming to the auction as it moves closer to Christmas Eve. As an example, Tim McCreadie announced earlier today that he will be adding one of his door panels from his Briggs Transport late models. McCreadie posted on Facebook, “Do you want a shot at one of my door and rear quarter panels signed? Later today this will be going live on driversforthecure.com. Bid often it all goes to cancer patients and their families.”
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