Breaking News from the Dirt Racing World: Superstar Driver Jonathan Davenport Officially Signs Record-Shattering $231 Million Contract Extension with Double L Motorsports, Cementing His Status as One of the Highest-Paid and Most Influential Figures in Dirt Late Model Racing History as the Multi-Year Deal Signals a Bold New Era of Growth, Ambition, and Commercial Power in the Sport’s Expanding Landscape
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the dirt racing community and beyond, Jonathan Davenport—widely regarded as one of the greatest Dirt Late Model drivers of all time—has officially signed a groundbreaking contract extension with Double L Motorsports valued at an astonishing $231 million.
The announcement was made early Thursday morning during a press conference at the team’s headquarters, where Davenport and Double L Motorsports owner Lance Landers detailed the massive multi-year agreement, which is set to run through 2030. The deal is not only the most lucrative in Dirt Late Model history, but also places Davenport among the highest-paid athletes in all of motorsports.
“This is more than just a contract,” Davenport said. “It’s a commitment to building something even greater in this sport. I’ve had a home here with Double L Motorsports, and I believe this is where I can continue to win championships, elevate dirt racing, and inspire the next generation.”
Nicknamed “Superman” for his dominance on the track, Davenport has amassed an unparalleled record of victories, including multiple wins at the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series crown jewel events such as the Eldora Million, the World 100, and the Dirt Track World Championship. His consistency, fan appeal, and elite performance have made him one of the most marketable figures in dirt racing.
The new deal reportedly includes a host of commercial endorsements, appearance bonuses, and performance incentives, signaling Double L Motorsports’ aggressive push to elevate its brand and cement its dominance on the national dirt racing circuit.
Team owner Lance Landers was emphatic about what this means for the future: “Jonathan isn’t just our driver—he’s the face of our organization. This deal reflects our belief in him, our investment in the sport, and our vision for the future of dirt racing.”
Industry analysts believe this contract will raise the bar for future deals in the sport and could attract new sponsors and media attention. Fans have already taken to social media to celebrate the news, hailing Davenport as a legend and a pioneer for the sport’s growth.
With the 2025 season approaching, all eyes will be on Davenport to see how this historic partnership fuels his continued reign at the top of dirt racing.
