| Ricky Elliott | |
| Birth Name: | Rick T. Elliott |
| Birth Date: | 1965 10, mf=yes |
| First Year: | 1970 |
| Last Series: | Late model |
| Years Active: | 2005-2018 |
| Car Number: | 88 |
| Championships: | 1 |
| Wins: | 106 |
| Retired: | 2018 |
| Prev Series: | Modified racing 0,1,19D,30,45,85,91 6 139 Kart racing 135 |
| Prev Series Years: | 1987-2004 Car number Championships Wins 1970-1986 Wins |
| Titles: | 1991, 1992 Delaware State Fair Champion[1] 1985 World Karting Association Gold Cup |
Ricky Elliott (born October 9. 1965) is a retired American Kart, Dirt Modified, and Late Model racing driver. Elliott has 245 feature events wins from 15 tracks in the Mid-Atlantic (United States).[2] [3]
Ricky Elliott began racing karts at an early age, winning 135 World Karting Association events, including both Maryland and Delaware state championships and the national Horstman Gold Cup. He then began racing modifieds and in 1987 claimed his first feature win at the Delaware International Speedway (DIS).[4]
Elliott won often in his home state, including the state fairgrounds, and claimed back to back track championships at both DIS and Georgetown Speedway in 1990 and 1991, repeating at Georgetown in 1993 and 1994[5] He also competed regularly at New Jersey's East Windsor and Bridgeport Speedways, and found success at major events held at North Carolina's Charlotte Motor Speedway dirt track and the Syracuse Mile in New York.[4] [6] [7]
In 2005 Elliott then turned his attention to the Late Model race cars, winning at many of the same tracks he conquered with his modified.[3] [5] He also claimed victories at Allegany County Speedway and Potomac Speedway in Maryland, New Egypt Speedway in New Jersey, Halifax County Motor Speedway in North Carolina, and a World of Outlaws win at Brewerton Speedway in New York.[8] [9] Elliott capped off his career by retiring after winning the 2018 DIS track championship.[3]