Michael Norris provided an injury update after he flipped during the Hillbilly 100 preliminary race last night with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series at Lernerville Speedway

Following a restart with 36 laps to go in the 40 lap feature, Norris, who was running in 10th, slipped off the top of the track in turn three a violently barrel rolled and flipped down the hill.

Michael Norris took a hard flip at Lernerville pic.twitter.com/ESgpBpO6U4

— Trevor Bailey (@trevorsports_98) August 30, 2025

Norris shared an update to social media revealing he suffered a minor concussion. First, he broke down how the wreck started, “I would like to update everyone that I am ok after last nights crash. I feel like I entered turned three like I’ve done 1 million times there and it just didn’t stick like it normally does, I went over the edge and then I was just along for the ride.”

“I’d like to thank Rocket Chassis, Victory Seats and Bell Helmets for keeping me safe during something that violent,” he continued. “I came out fairly unscathed other than a possible minor concussion. I’d like to also thank Nico, Mindy, and Vinny for giving me a bad ass race car over the past couple races and I feel awful that it got destroyed last night. They put in a ton of time and resources into getting it built and prepared and wish I could have gotten them the results they deserve.”

Next, Norris shared an update on his plans for the rest of the season, “As for the rest of the season, we will not be racing any more races this year. Going to take time to recover and get ready for baby number two.”

An update about last night @Lernerville with @lucasdirt pic.twitter.com/Toq2r9QFrw

— Mike Norris (@TheCrusherKid) August 30, 2025

Norris had a successful 2025. He was the Lernerville Speedway track champion besting Ken Schaltenbrand, Colton Flinner, Tyler Dietz, and Levi Yetter. He won 3 times, had 6 top 5s, and 6 top 10s in 6 features.

On top of his Lernerville Speedway schedule, he won three other times with two of those wins coming at the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway and third coming at Lernerville with the RUSH Late Models. Norris also had respectable runs when he competed with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. Back in April, he had an 9th place finish with Lucas Oil at Port Royal. More recently he finished 12th and 20th with Lucas Oil at Port Royal last weekend. He also made features with the DIRTcar Late Models at Volusia in February and with the World of Outlaws at Marion Center Raceway in May. Overall, Norris had 6 wins, 11 top 5s, and 12 top 10s in 20 features for the year.

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