A tragic event has shaken the motorsports community as NASCAR driver and Eldora Speedway legend Scott Bloomquist was confirmed dead in a devastating plane crash in Tennessee in October 2024. The accident occurred during a visit, and the loss has left fans and fellow racers in mourning.
Bloomquist was a revered figure in dirt racing, known for his illustrious career that spanned decades. He earned numerous titles, including three Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series championships and multiple wins at Eldora Speedway’s prestigious events, such as the Dirt Late Model Dream and the World 100. His impact on the sport went beyond the track, with innovations in race car chassis through his company, Team Zero Race Cars, leaving a lasting legacy on dirt racing.
The racing community is mourning Bloomquist’s passing and planning various tributes to honor his memory. His contributions to motorsport, particularly in dirt late model racing, will be remembered for years to come, as he is celebrated not only for his talent but also for his influence in shaping the sport.