Tim McCreadie announced he will compete with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series again in 2026.

McCreadie made the announcement on Facebook. He wrote, “I’m excited to announce that I’ll be back on the road with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series for the 2026 season!”

He added, “None of this would be possible without the incredible support from Briggs Transport, Boom and Steve, Chub & CFR Racing and all of my amazing sponsors who help us get up and down the road week in and week out. Your belief and commitment mean everything to our team.”

This is unsurprising. McCreadie told StockCarReport.com during the World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte that he was likely to follow the World of Outlaws again in 2026. He said, “We haven’t made any announcements. We’ll sit down and look at the schedules. I mean I enjoyed where I was at this year. And usually when we as a team enjoy where we’re at there’s really no reason to change.”

“But that doesn’t mean-. Like anything, the right funding comes along and a sponsor wants to take you to a different spot based off of him putting a good bit of funding into the team, you make decisions based off of that too. So we’ll sit down with everybody that’s involved and obviously Boom, and Steve, his brother. And go from there. We’re pretty happy where we’re at, but also like I said you never write nothing in permanent marker before the season’s even over with. So we’ll sit down and we’ll figure it out in a few months.”

McCreadie finished fourth in the Outlaws points in 2025. He had 6 wins, 14 top 5s and 27 top 10s. His six wins came at Raceway 7, Bedford Speedway, Nodak Speedway, Cedar Lake Speedway, 81 Speedway, and Boothill Speedway.

The win at Raceway 7 was an emotional one as it was an exact year after his father had passed away.

McCreadie joins a growing list of drivers who have committed to run with the Outlaws including Drake Troutman, Eli Johnson, Cody Overton, Ryan Gustin, Trey Mills, Tristan Chamberlain, Jake Timm, Dennis Erb Jr., Nick Hoffman, Bobby Pierce, and Logan Zarin.

The Outlaws’ 2026 season begins with the DIRTcar Sunshine Nationals at Volusia Raceway Park on Thursday, January 22nd. It runs through Saturday, January 24th. The series stays at Volusia for the Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals from Thursday, February 12th through Saturday the 14th. It then heads to Hendry County Motorsprots Park for the Swamp Cabbage 100 double header on February 20th and 21st.

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