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Bobby Pierce sets WoO single-season record with Hawkeye 100 win

NXTbets Pro | Published On: August 22, 2026

Bobby Pierce record

Bobby Pierce won the Hawkeye 100 at Maquoketa Speedway and set the World of Outlaws Late Model Series single-season win record in the process. Pierce led all 60 laps and never gave the field a chance to catch him once the race settled in. He backed up the victory with his second straight Hawkeye 100 win at Maquoketa and his 19th World of Outlaws Late Model Series victory of 2026. That number pushed him to the top of the series’ single-season chart and gave him another major line on a season already defined by wins. Pierce controlled the race from start to finish, and the clean run kept the focus on the lead he built early and protected all the way to the checkered flag.

Hudson O’Neal opener

Hudson O’Neal delivered the other headline in Friday night’s Hawkeye 100 opener, winning the 40-lap World of Outlaws Late Model feature at Maquoketa Speedway. O’Neal took the lead after a three-wide battle with Tim McCreadie and Brandon Sheppard, then held the front spot the rest of the way. The feature stayed caution-free after O’Neal moved ahead, and that gave him a clean run to the finish. The win was O’Neal’s sixth career World of Outlaws victory, his fourth in the K&L Rumley Enterprises No. 6 and his third World of Outlaws win of 2026. It also gave him a career-high 16 wins in 2026. The opener gave O’Neal a strong result on a night when the lead changed in a hurry and the race quickly shifted from the early fight to a straight run to the flag.

Hawkeye 100 results

McCreadie finished second in the opener, with Ricky Thornton Jr. third, Sheppard fourth and Nick Hoffman fifth. That finish order completed a front-running group that stayed close enough to challenge early before O’Neal pulled clear. The top five reflected the shape of the race once the lead battle ended and the caution-free feature settled into a fast march to the finish. Pierce and O’Neal left Maquoketa with the two biggest wins from the weekend. Pierce added a second straight Hawkeye 100 victory and the World of Outlaws Late Model Series single-season record. O’Neal added a 40-lap opener win, a sixth career series victory and a career-best 16 wins in 2026.