BR EAKING NEWS: Double L Motorsports Releases Official Statement Confirming Split with Jonathan Davenport Amid Growing Speculation Over Future Plans**
**Charlotte, NC –** In a development that has rocked the dirt racing community, **Double L Motorsports** has officially confirmed its split with veteran driver **Jonathan Davenport**, ending a successful but recently tense partnership that brought championships, iconic wins, and national recognition. The announcement comes after weeks of speculation and silence from both parties, prompting fans and industry insiders to question the future of one of the sport’s most decorated teams.
The official statement, released early Tuesday morning, was brief but direct:
> “After careful consideration, Double L Motorsports and Jonathan Davenport have mutually agreed to part ways, effective immediately. We are grateful for Jonathan’s contributions to our program and wish him the very best in his future endeavors.”
The move follows Davenport’s historic win at the **2025 Eldora Million**, where he pocketed a record-setting **\$2.25 million grand prize**. Despite that success, insiders began to notice a shift in the team dynamic in recent weeks, with Davenport noticeably absent from post-race team meetings and several regional events.
Rumors swirled on social media suggesting creative differences, sponsorship challenges, and potential offers from rival teams. While neither side has offered specific reasons for the breakup, many close to the situation cite growing friction regarding the direction of the team and its long-term goals.
Davenport, also known as **“Superman,”** addressed the split in a personal statement shared shortly after Double L’s announcement:
> “I want to thank Double L Motorsports for the memories, the hard work, and the opportunities we shared over the years. Together, we accomplished things most drivers only dream of. But it’s time for a new chapter. I’ve got a lot left in the tank, and I’m excited for what’s ahead.”
The split marks the end of a dominant era. Under the Double L banner, Davenport earned multiple **Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series titles**, multiple **World 100** victories, and national prominence that placed him among the greatest dirt racers of all time.
Team owner **Leonard “Lenny” Lawson** praised Davenport’s achievements but admitted the decision was not easy.
> “Jonathan will always be part of our legacy,” Lawson said. “But sometimes, the best way forward is to go separate ways. We’ll be announcing our future plans soon and wish Jonathan nothing but continued success.”
Industry analysts believe Davenport may already be in talks with a new, well-funded team for the remainder of the 2025 season. Some have speculated about the possibility of forming his own team or aligning with a major sponsor seeking a high-profile name.
For now, fans are left processing the end of one of dirt racing’s most successful alliances. While the dust settles, one thing remains certain: **Jonathan Davenport is far from done, and his next move could reshape the dirt racing landscape once again.**
Stay tuned for further updates as this story develops.
