Doug Smith - Owner/Driver
Hometown: Somerset, KY
Date of Birth:  6/19/71
Nickname: "The Hammer"
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Missy
Favorite Track: Ponderosa Speedway
Years Racing: 20

Doug began his dirt racing career in 1989, becoming rookie of the year at Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, KY.  Through the 90's he competed regularly at many Kentucky tracks, picking up multiple feature wins through the years. 
 

Neal Daulton - Crew Chief
Hometown: Science Hill, KY
Date of Birth: 2/13/90
Nickname: "Big Mac"
Favorite Track: Brushcreek Motorsports Complex
Years with Doug Smith Motorsports: 6

Neal has basically grown up in our race shop over the last several years and is as loyal a pit crew member as anyone could ever ask for. Mac plays a very important part in helping keep our cars well maintenanced and ready to go come race night.

2001 – Runner-up in Late Model Track Championship at Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, KY.

2002 – Doug Smith Motorsports traveled outside of it's home state on many occasions and finished 5th in Northern All-Star series points while finishing runner up in the rookie of the year standings.

2003- We again returned to the Northern All-Star circuit and advanced our overall points finish to 4th in the final standings while being named Most Improved Driver.

2004- Joined the O’Reilly Auto Parts Battle of the Bluegrass Series and claimed Rookie of the Year honors while finishing 4th in the final point standings.

2007- Doug Smith Motorsports returned to the O’Reilly Auto Parts Battle of the Bluegrass Series to compete in the full schedule. After a season of many ups and downs we were able to secure a 10th place finish in the final standings of what is known by many as “the nation’s most competitive regional touring series”. 

Goals for 2008 - Due to the ever increasing costs that are on every racer's mind at the moment, Doug Smith Motorsports has opted not to chase points on a traveling series this season. Instead our focus is on running competitivly in the big events that are so plentiful at tracks around Central Kentucky and East Tennessee.