Dirt track racing legend Scott Bloomquist died at 60 in a small plane crash near his home in Mooresburg, Tennessee, early Friday morning. The incident occurred when his vintage plane crashed into a barn on his family farm, with Bloomquist being the only person on board. A Hall of Fame Dirt Super Late Model driver, Bloomquist's career included over 600 race wins, including 94 Lucas Oil Late Model and 33 World of Outlaws Late Model victories. Emergency personnel responded quickly to the crash site on Brooks Road, and the Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident. Bloomquist's death has left the motorsport community in mourning, with many fans and fellow racers paying tribute to his influence and legacy. He faced numerous health challenges in recent years, including injuries and surgeries, but remained a revered figure in dirt racing.