9/13/2025
Morgan Bagley
Bagley grabs CCSDS victory at The REV
Earns $5,000 for Ninth Career CCSDS Triumph
LONGVIEW, Tex. (09/15/25) – Morgan Bagley notched his first COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) victory of the season over the weekend with a $5,000 score at The REV in Monroe, Louisiana.
Friday night’s victory marked Bagley’s ninth career CCSDS triumph and came aboard the P&W Sales No. 14M Clements Racing Engine / Rocket Chassis Super Late Model. He capped the doubleheader weekend with a strong fifth-place finish in Saturday’s finale at the 3/8-mile Louisiana oval.
“I feel like we started off pretty decent which was kinda not normal for us. We’ve been sucking the last couple of weeks and we had to just get a chance to sit back and think about, we really needed that weekend off just to kind of wrap our head around things,” Bagley said, then later adding “I feel like I do a terrible job on starts and (Jon Mitchell) kinda drug us down there and it kinda helped me out, so I might take notes for myself the next time I get to start on the front row.”
The weekend began with Bagley driving his McMillan Motorsports entry to the second-quickest time in qualifying out of 16 cars. He went on to win his heat race from the pole and rolled off second to start the 30-lap feature. He grabbed the lead on the first circuit and led every lap, first holding off Jon Mitchell and then Kyle Beard late in the race.
Bagley, who has now triumphed twice overall in 2025, won by a 0.486-second margin over Beard. Mitchell came home third, with Clay Stuckey taking fourth and Jon Kirby finishing fifth.
On Saturday, 18 CCSDS competitors descended on The REV for another $5,000-to-win program. Although Bagley and Team 14 could only muster a 13th-place effort in qualifying, Bagley raced from seventh to fourth in his heat. He started seventh in the 30-lap feature and climbed two spots to finish fifth behind B.J. Robinson, Billy Moyer Sr., David Breazeale and Stuckey.
With his pair of top-five finishes in Louisiana, Bagley remains second in the latest CCSDS point standings.
Complete weekend results are at www.COMPDirt.com.
Bagley now sets his sights on Mississippi’s Magnolia Motor Speedway this weekend for the Cotton Pickin’ 100 — a race he previously won in 2015. Action begins with time trials and heat races on Friday, leading into the $20,000-to-win finale on Saturday.
Full event details can be found at www.MagnoliaDirt.com.
Morgan Bagley would like to thank all of his sponsors, which include P&W Sales (Oil Field Manufacturers Rep.), Smelley Welding & Fabrication, Integra Racing Shocks, Precision Trailers, Power House Custom Coatings, J&J Motorsports, FK Rod Ends, Midwest Sheet Metal, Fragola Performance Systems, Supreme Vinyl Works, Day Motor Sports, Hoosier Tire Southwest, Wilwood Disc Brakes, Rocket Chassis, Hypercoils, Wiles Driveshaft, D&T Racing, Keyser Manufacturing, Billy Bob’s Repair & Tire, Sunoco Race Fuels, Bert Transmission, Wehrs Machine & Racing Products, Swift Springs, Frankland Rear Ends, XS Power Batteries, QuickCar Racing Products, COMP Cams, GottaRace.com, and MyRacePass.com Services.
For the latest news and updates on Morgan Bagley and McMillan Motorsports, visit the official team website at www.MorganBagley.com or subscribe to the official mailing list at https://pages/MorganBagleyRacing.
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