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Sheppard Becomes Four-Time Prairie Dirt Classic Champion at Fairbury

Emily Schwanke

FAIRBURY, IL (July 25, 2026) – It’s starting to feel like old times again for Rocket1 Racing and Brandon Sheppard.

The most dominant pairing in the history of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision won 71 races and four championships in an incredible five-year stretch from 2017 to 2021. After going their separate ways for two seasons before reuniting in 2025, nights like Saturday prove that Sheppard and Mark Richards still have a lot left in the tank.

The New Berlin, IL native won the Prairie Dirt Classic for the fourth time in his career, marking his first crown jewel win in the Rocket house car since the last time he won his home state’s biggest race in 2022. Sheppard’s 90th Series win was also his 128th national-touring triumph, which broke the tie with Scott Bloomquist and made Sheppard the winningest driver in the combined history of the World of Outlaws and the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.

Sheppard’s road to the record involved getting around a driver looking for his first big league triumph. MD3 Rookie of the Year contender Trey Mills won a preliminary Showdown Feature on Friday and drew the Bilstein Pole for the big show on Saturday, and held off some of the biggest stars in Late Model racing for the first 63 laps. But as Mills’ tires started to fade in the second half of the race, the trio of Sheppard, Bobby Pierce and Hudson O’Neal saw their chance to pounce.

Sheppard found some grip on the low side while Mills continued to pound the cushion like he had been doing all race long, and one bobble up high gave Sheppard enough room to clear Mills exiting Turn 2. With slower traffic approaching on the bottom, Sheppard had no choice but to go back to the top and slide up in front of Mills in Turn 3 to seal the position.

Even after losing the lead, Mills remained in the hunt for a top-five finishing position for a few more laps until his right-rear tire finally gave out with 18 laps remaining. His night wasn’t over though, as the crew put on some fresh rubber and Mills wheeled his way back up to 11th at the checkered flag.

Up front, a rash of cautions meant Sheppard struggled to build any momentum out front. The ensuing restarts also meant Pierce and O’Neal had plenty of chances to make a bid for the top spot. Their last chance came after Ricky Thornton Jr. pounded the backstretch wall with four to go, but once again, no one could stop Sheppard from sealing the deal and earning the $50,000 top prize.

“You’ve kind of got to wait for a little while until the track starts to slow down, and then it gets to a point where there’s three lanes out there and you can run all over it,” Sheppard said. “You’ve got to make the right moves when it comes to that part of the race. Late in the race, when it gets slick and I can really run that momentum line like I do, you know, I passed those guys in basically the middle-bottom in [Turns] 1 and 2. Caution came out immediately, and I’m like, ‘Now what do I do? I don’t know where to be at.’ I just stuck to the old faithful line that I always seem to be pretty good with here, especially when I’m out front, and it definitely paid off.”

O’Neal came up one spot short of joining Jonathan Davenport and Kyle Larson as the third different driver to win the PDC in the K&L Rumley Enterprises No. 6. Pierce finished third in his first weekend with his father and crew chief, Bob Pierce, back at the track after his stroke on July 15. Trailing the podium were Nick Hoffman and Tim McCreadie in fourth and fifth, respectively.

UP NEXT: The second of two back-to-back crown jewels comes next week at Cedar Lake Speedway with the USA Nationals, Thursday-Saturday, July 30-Aug. 1. Get your tickets in advance by clicking here.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

Kyle Bronson, Hudson O’Neal and Nick Hoffman won the Last Chance Showdowns.

Kyle Hammer won the Prairie Dirt Shootout.

Trey Mills won the Bilstein Pole Award.

Tim McCreadie won the FOX Factory Hard Charger Award.

Trey Mills won the MD3 Rookie of the Race Award.

Hudson O’Neal was the WELD Racing Second-Place Finisher.

Bobby Pierce was the WIX Filters Third-Place Finisher.

Nick Hoffman was the ARP Fourth-Place Finisher.

Tim McCreadie was the MSD Fifth-Place Finisher.

Jason Feger was the Swift Springs Sixth-Place Finisher.

Gordy Gundaker was the Penske Racing Shocks Seventh-Place Finisher.

Tyler Erb was VP Racing Fuels Eighth-Place Finisher.

Ryan Gustin was the Lifeline Ninth-Place Finisher.

Ethan Dotson was the COMP Cams 10th-Place Finisher.

Trey Mills was the Quarter Master 11th-Place Finisher.

Devin Moran was the Cometic Gaskets 12th-Place Finisher.

Kaede Loudy was the Quarter Master 13th-Place Finisher.

Dennis Erb Jr. was the ARP 14th-Place Finisher.

Kyle Hammer was the Arizona Sport Shirts 18th-Place Finisher.

Feature (100 Laps): 1. 1S-Brandon Sheppard[2]; 2. 6-Hudson O’Neal[18]; 3. 32-Bobby Pierce[14]; 4. 9-Nick Hoffman[19]; 5. 9M-Tim McCreadie[23]; 6. 25F-Jason Feger[3]; 7. 11-Gordy Gundaker[16]; 8. 1-Tyler Erb[10]; 9. 19R-Ryan Gustin[15]; 10. 74X-Ethan Dotson[24]; 11. 14-Trey Mills[1]; 12. 77-Devin Moran[20]; 13. 126-Kaede Loudy[9]; 14. 28-Dennis Erb Jr[11]; 15. 15-Justin Duty[8]; 16. 13-Dallon Murty[6]; 17. 16S-Sam Seawright[4]; 18. 45-Kyle Hammer[27]; 19. 20RT-Ricky Thornton Jr[13]; 20. 89-Mike Spatola[26]; 21. 157-Mike Marlar[12]; 22. 58V-Daulton Wilson[21]; 23. 19-Dustin Sorensen[29]; 24. 36-Mckay Wenger[25]; 25. 40B-Kyle Bronson[17]; 26. 32S-Chris Simpson[7]; 27. 25-Shane Clanton[5]; 28. 22*-Zack Mitchell[28]; 29. 18-Shannon Babb[22]

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/sheppard-becomes-four-time-prairie-dirt-classic-champion-at-fairbury/

TRACK INFO: https://fairburyspeedway.com/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

 

 

 

Feger, Seawright, Sheppard, Mills Lock In Prairie Dirt Classic Spots With Showdown Wins

Emily Schwanke

 

FAIRBURY, IL (July 24, 2026) – Sixteen drivers have punched their ticket into the 2026 running of the Prairie Dirt Classic.

Friday’s program at Fairbury Speedway featured four $5,000-to-win Showdowns for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision won by Jason Feger, Sam Seawright, Brandon Sheppard and Trey Mills.

Showdown 1

The “High Side Hustler” lived up to his name on Friday, as Feger jumped out to the early lead and remained committed to the cushion with pressure from behind from Dallon Murty and Ricky Thornton Jr.

A flurry of cautions halted the momentum in the second half of the race, but the finish turned out to be worth the wait. With three laps remaining, Thornton used a strong run off Turn 2 to send it to the inside of Feger in Turn 3 and try the slide job. The move cleared, but Feger turned down and used the crossover to go side-by-side down the frontstretch under the two-to-go signal. Feger nosed out in front through Turns 1 and 2 and drove the No. 25F deep into Turn 3 to clear Thornton and take the lead for good.

“Man, this feels good,” Feger said. “We were the only one out there on a hard right-rear tire, and those yellows were killing me. I felt like every time I would get in a good rhythm there was another yellow, another yellow. I felt like I burned up every trick I had on every restart. Ricky’s pretty sly, I knew there was one point where he was going to get me timed up just right. I appreciate him racing me clean.”

Feger will have the chance to start on the pole in the PDC for the second time after doing so in 2024 if luck is on his side in the Redraw. Thornton dropped back to the fourth and final transfer spot at the end behind Murty in second and Kaede Loudy in third, two drivers who will both make their first PDC start on Saturday night.

Showdown Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 25F-Jason Feger[1]; 2. 13-Dallon Murty[3]; 3. 126-Kaede Loudy[14]; 4. 20RT-Ricky Thornton Jr[5]; 5. 40B-Kyle Bronson[11]; 6. 8-Matthew Larson[8]; 7. 19-Dustin Sorensen[22]; 8. 515-Bubba Roling[12]; 9. 99JR-Frank Heckenast Jr[13]; 10. 1M-Mike Mataragas[10]; 11. 74X-Ethan Dotson[7]; 12. 30-Mike Glasscock[15]; 13. 36-Mckay Wenger[17]; 14. 74-Mitch McGrath[9]; 15. 09-Michael Leach[6]; 16. 51-Matt Furman[20]; 17. 11B-Lance Brasington[19]; 18. 11R-Josh Rice[4]; 19. 21XXX-Neil Baggett[18]; 20. 38J-Jake Little[16]; 21. 17SR-Brody Smith[2]; 22. 18M-Jimmy Miller[21]

Showdown 2

Hudson O’Neal in the K&L Rumley Enterprises No. 6 was the one to beat by far in the early stages of the race, but his night turned upside down when he cut his left-rear tire past halfway. Rather than pit and drop to the back, O’Neal elected to stay out and hope for the best, and he held on for a few green-flag laps with the soft tire until it went down completely with six laps to go.

That misfortune put Chris Simpson at the front of the field on the restart ahead of Dennis Erb Jr. and Brenden Smith, but the true beneficiary was fifth-starting Sam Seawright. The Alabama native pounded the cushion to get to third in one lap after going back green, and he stayed up there to work past Erb and then Simpson to lead the final three laps.

“I really wasn’t that good on the bottom and I felt like they were all over me,” Seawright said. “I said, ‘I’m going to just go up here and beat the wall down, see what I got.’ It’s pretty cool because the fans were so pumped up, I could see them on the backstraightaway when I was ripping through there. That’s the coolest moment of my life. We’ll just tweak on it a little bit and see what we’ve got tomorrow.”

Simpson held on for second to make the Saturday Feature along with Erb in third and Ryan Gustin in fourth.

Showdown Feature 2 (25 Laps): 1. 16S-Sam Seawright[5]; 2. 32S-Chris Simpson[8]; 3. 28-Dennis Erb Jr[6]; 4. 19R-Ryan Gustin[17]; 5. 58V-Daulton Wilson[14]; 6. 24-Ryan Unzicker[7]; 7. 12-Ryan Montgomery[11]; 8. 6-Hudson O’Neal[3]; 9. 16-Tyler Bruening[12]; 10. 17SS-Brenden Smith[4]; 11. 22*-Zack Mitchell[2]; 12. 20TC-Tristan Chamberlain[15]; 13. 4G-Bob Gardner[13]; 14. 11S-Austin Smith[9]; 15. 55E-Eli Johnson[16]; 16. 60-Dan Ebert[1]; 17. 729-Mike Winn[20]; 18. 15T-Steven Tippens[19]; 19. 0-Jake O’Neil[10]; 20. 22M-Sean Mattingly[18]; 21. 14C-Doug Carls[21]

Showdown 3

The opening laps saw Justin Duty flex some muscle, as the Oregon driver who spends most of the season competing regionally in the Midwest kept the hottest Late Model driver in the nation, Bobby Pierce, in his tire tracks. The two drivers had roughly equal pace on the cushion, and traffic on the bottom hindered Pierce’s ability to find room to go for a slider.

A Lap 21 restart allowed Tyler Erb to briefly get around Pierce in the first corner after the restart, while Brandon Sheppard also joined the party to make it a three-way race for second. That battle gave Duty a chance to build a gap, but once Sheppard secured second he didn’t need much time to catch Duty. The No. 15 caught the Turn 3 cushion wrong with three to go, and that gave Sheppard all the room he needed to sneak through and win his seventh PDC Showdown.

“Right off the get go, I thought my car was pretty good,” Sheppard said. “I kind of got stuck on the bottom behind those guys longer than I would have liked to, but I think it played out in my favor a little bit. I was able to conserve my tires for a few more laps before I really got up there. About the time I thought I had a clear lane, [Ashton] Winger passed me, and the next thing you know, I’m back there battling with all them guys. They just do such a great job with this racetrack here at FALS. It’s amazing, really. You never know what you’re going to get, and it’s always a little bit different, but it always races really well.”

Joining Sheppard in the transfer spots were Duty, Erb and Pierce in second, third and fourth, respectively.

Showdown Feature 3 (25 Laps): 1. 1S-Brandon Sheppard[7]; 2. 15-Justin Duty[2]; 3. 1-Tyler Erb[6]; 4. 32-Bobby Pierce[1]; 5. 9-Nick Hoffman[9]; 6. 77-Devin Moran[11]; 7. B1-Brent Larson[5]; 8. 18-Shannon Babb[12]; 9. 111-Max Blair[8]; 10. 8S-Kyle Strickler[14]; 11. 12W-Ashton Winger[10]; 12. T2-Brayton Wallace[3]; 13. 89-Mike Spatola[4]; 14. 15S-Shane Stephens[15]; 15. 6H-Clay Harris[13]; 16. 1Z-Logan Zarin[16]; 17. M27-Mike Provenzano[19]; 18. Z61-Alex Wilson[20]; 19. 122-Timmy Dick[17]; 20. 130-Chase Osterhoff[18]; 21. 33-Collin Rutledge[21]; 22. 99-Garrett Alberson[22]

Showdown 4

A pair of Illinois regional favorites shared the front row of the night’s final race, with Caden McWhorter on the pole and Rich Bell to his outside.

McWhorter’s time out front only lasted four laps, as Shane Clanton cleared him in Turn 3 and took command. Ten laps later, a different No. 14 car came knocking in the form of World of Outlaws rookie Trey Mills. After spending a few laps on the cushion sizing Clanton up, Mills used a short slider that barely cleared Clanton entering Turn 1 to grab the top spot. Clanton returned the favor the next time around, but Mills held strong and had enough pace at the end to pull away and end the battle.

“I was getting a little worried with about 10 or so to go,” Mills said. “The tire was going flat, I could feel the right-rear start dipping over, so I was just trying to make sure I didn’t lean on that cushion too hard, just kind of roll to it.”

Clanton will partake in Saturday’s 5-8 Redraw after holding on for second ahead of Mike Marlar in third and Gordy Gundaker in fourth.

Showdown Feature 4 (25 Laps): 1. 14-Trey Mills[7]; 2. 25-Shane Clanton[4]; 3. 157-Mike Marlar[6]; 4. 11-Gordy Gundaker[3]; 5. 21B-Rich Bell[2]; 6. 9M-Tim McCreadie[11]; 7. 84-Myles Moos[10]; 8. 18J-Chase Junghans[8]; 9. 3S-Brian Shirley[16]; 10. 75-Daniel Adam[13]; 11. 45-Kyle Hammer[9]; 12. 96-Tanner English[5]; 13. 14M-Caden McWhorter[1]; 14. 88-Trent Ivey[18]; 15. 17A-Austin Howes[12]; 16. 95-Jerry Bowersock[20]; 17. 90-Brian Rickman[14]; 18. 32H-Cam Harris[21]; 19. 3-Sam Moore[15]; 20. 8K-Tyler Kuykendall[17]; 21. 11G-Trevor Gundaker[19]

UP NEXT: Prairie Dirt Classic weekend concludes at Fairbury Speedway on Saturday, July 25, with three Last Chance Showdowns, the Prairie Dirt Shootout and the 100-lap main event. General admission tickets will be available at the gate.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/feger-seawright-sheppard-mills-lock-in-prairie-dirt-classic-spots-with-showdown-wins/

EVENT INFO: https://worldofoutlaws.com/schedule/event-info/?event=4549393
TRACK INFO: https://fairburyspeedway.com/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

 

Pierce Collects Fourth Sharon Victory in Battle at the Border

Emily Schwanke

 

HARTFORD, OH (July 11, 2026) – Sharon Speedway has turned into Bobby Pierce‘s personal ATM.

The two-time champion of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision needed a few tries to crack the code at the Hartford, OH oval, but ever since he did, he’s been nearly unstoppable. His first two Sharon wins came in a weekend sweep of the 2024 Battle at the Border. He made it three in a row in the Friday portion of the 2025 event and was in position on Saturday for another sweep until Mike Marlar got around him.

A Friday rainout in 2026 meant Pierce only had one chance at a Sharon trophy this season, and he seized the opportunity to win for the fourth time at Sharon and the 17th time this season in World of Outlaws competition.

The first third of the race had Nick Hoffman out front as he tried to get back to Victory Lane for the first time in more than a month and put a dent in Pierce’s points lead. But Pierce was right behind him keeping the pressure on, forcing Hoffman to make the right moves once traffic became a factor.

When Hoffman drifted too high in Turn 2 and bounced on the cushion, Pierce was right there on the bottom ready to pounce. The pair drag raced down the backstretch before Pierce threw the slider in Turn 3 that moved him into the lead and ultimately won him the race. It was another dominant performance from Pierce the rest of the way, as he avoided any serious challenges to claim the 59th World of Outlaws win of his career.

“Earlier tonight, we were trying to find the balance,” Pierce said. “In the Feature, the car felt really balanced and really good. A couple tweaks we made throughout the night really helped. As I mentioned in the Redraw, the tire choice here is a really big thing. When we dropped the green flag, the top four cars all had completely different tires on them. It just goes to show that this racetrack gets really good when it’s like that because you never know what to do. I mean, I’ve won here on all sorts of different tire compounds, so I don’t really think that’s what won us the race, but I think we made the right call there.”

Hoffman and Ryan Gustin went back and forth for second throughout the Feature, but Hoffman prevailed at the end over Gustin in third. Behind them, Tim McCreadie and Tyler Erb completed the top five.

UP NEXT: The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision contests the first of two back-to-back crown jewels with the Prairie Dirt Classic at Fairbury Speedway on Friday and Saturday, July 24-25. Tickets will be available at the gate.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

Dennis Erb Jr. set the Dirt King Simulators Fastest Hot Lap.

Boom Briggs won the Simpson Quick Time Award.

Nick Hoffman won Heat 1.

Bobby Pierce won STAKT Products Heat 2.

Dennis Erb Jr. won Keyser Manufacturing Heat 3.

Ryan Gustin won Jarrett Rifles Heat 4.

Tristan Chamberlain and Boom Briggs won the Last Chance Showdowns.

Dennis Erb Jr. won the Bilstein Pole Award.

Trey Mills won the FOX Factory Hard Charger Award.

Daulton Wilson won the MD3 Rookie of the Race Award.

Nick Hoffman was the WELD Racing Second-Place Finisher.

Ryan Gustin was the WIX Filters Third-Place Finisher.

Tim McCreadie was the ARP Fourth-Place Finisher.

Tyler Erb was the MSD Fifth-Place Finisher.

Dustin Sorensen was the Swift Springs Sixth-Place Finisher.

Dennis Erb Jr. was the Penske Racing Shocks Seventh-Place Finisher.

Ethan Dotson was VP Racing Fuels Eighth-Place Finisher.

Ryan Montgomery was the Lifeline Ninth-Place Finisher.

Zack Mitchell was the COMP Cams 10th-Place Finisher.

Logan Zarin was the Quarter Master 11th-Place Finisher.

Gregg Satterlee was the Cometic Gaskets 12th-Place Finisher.

Daulton Wilson was the Quarter Master 13th-Place Finisher.

Trey Mills was the ARP 14th-Place Finisher.

Lincoln Smith was the Arizona Sport Shirts 18th-Place Finisher.

Feature (60 Laps): 1. 32-Bobby Pierce[3]; 2. 9-Nick Hoffman[2]; 3. 19R-Ryan Gustin[4]; 4. 9M-Tim McCreadie[9]; 5. 1-Tyler Erb[7]; 6. 19-Dustin Sorensen[10]; 7. 28-Dennis Erb Jr[1]; 8. 74X-Ethan Dotson[8]; 9. 12-Ryan Montgomery[12]; 10. 22*-Zack Mitchell[5]; 11. 1Z-Logan Zarin[11]; 12. 22-Gregg Satterlee[19]; 13. 58V-Daulton Wilson[13]; 14. 14-Trey Mills[23]; 15. 20TC-Tristan Chamberlain[17]; 16. B1-Brent Larson[16]; 17. 55E-Eli Johnson[14]; 18. 31-Lincoln Smith[20]; 19. 95-Boom Briggs[18]; 20. 1*-Chub Frank[6]; 21. 24-Tyler Wyant[21]; 22. 10M-Jared Miley[24]; 23. 57-Caiden Black[22]; 24. 9S-Breyton Santee[15]

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/pierce-collects-fourth-sharon-victory-in-battle-at-the-border/

TRACK INFO: https://www.sharonspeedway.com/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

 

 

Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain Cancel Friday Portion of Battle at the Border at Sharon

HARTFORD, OH (July 10, 2026) – Due to the thunderstorms impacting the Hartford, OH area throughout the afternoon on Friday, along with the potential for more rain in the evening, officials from the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision and Sharon Speedway have agreed to cancel Friday's portion of the Battle at the Border.

The decision was made in consultation with Precision Weather Service with the safety and best interest of race fans and teams in mind. Friday's event will not be made up, but Saturday's race remains on as scheduled.

If you purchased a ticket in advance, you will receive a face-value credit to your MyDirtTickets.com account – good for two years – to be used toward any World of Outlaws event available at worldofoutlaws.com/tix. If a credit to your account does not work for you, then you have until Aug. 10 to request a refund.

The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision will return to action at Sharon Speedway on Saturday, July 11, for a 60-lap, $20,000-to-win, main event. Grandstand gates will open at 2 p.m., followed by an autograph session in the midway at 5 p.m. and Hot Laps at 7 p.m. To purchase tickets, click here.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/thunderstorms-heavy-rain-cancel-friday-portion-of-battle-at-the-border-at-sharon/

EVENT INFO: https://worldofoutlaws.com/schedule/event-info/?event=4549471
TRACK INFO: https://www.sharonspeedway.com/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

Wilson's First World of Outlaws Win Comes at Stateline in Rick Briggs Memorial

Emily Schwanke

BUSTI, NY (July 8, 2026) – Stateline Speedway has a knack for producing first-time winners.

The Busti, NY facility’s first two World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision races saw John Blankenship and Dick Barton score their first wins in 2005 and 2006, respectively. Last time the Series was in town in 2023, Nick Hoffman rolled into Victory Lane for the first time.

In 2026, it was Daulton Wilson’s turn.

“Big Perm” and his Big Frog/Viper Motorsports No. 58V team took on the World of Outlaws tour full-time in 2026 intending to win races against the best. He had several chances to do that early in the season, most notably at East Alabama Motor Speedway and Bedford Speedway, where he led a combined 66 laps before falling short on both occasions.

After showing plenty of speed in the spring, the summer schedule had been a grind for Wilson. Since finishing second at Bedford in mid-May, the Fayetteville, NC native only finished in the top 10 three times in 12 starts and recorded no top fives. Wilson needed a spark at Stateline, and he got everything he could have asked for.

The Rick Briggs Memorial powered by Dave Warren Powersports was simply a perfect night at the track for Wilson. He earned the Simpson Quick Time Award for the first time in his career and won his Heat Race to lock himself into the Redraw. He proceeded to pull the Bilstein Pole Award, and took advantage of that good fortune by leading all 40 circuits to become the 105th different winner in World of Outlaws history.

“It’s just awesome,” Wilson said. “We’ve had a good car all year. We’ve had some ups and downs, we’ve had our teeth kicked in and we’ve been good. It’s just awesome to finally get one done. Can’t thank Augie [Burttram] and Shawn [Martin] enough for giving me the opportunity and really putting this deal together for all of us.”

Behind Wilson, the other story of the race came in the form of Zack Mitchell, who finished second in his first start as the new driver of the G.R. Smith Motorsports No. 22*.

Nick Hoffman rounded out the podium in third for his sixth podium in the last seven races. Dave Hess Jr. finished fourth, while Bobby Pierce’s quest for a record-breaking seventh World of Outlaws win in a row ended in the fifth spot.

UP NEXT: The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision makes its annual stop at Sharon Speedway for the two-night Battle at the Border on Friday and Saturday, July 10-11. Get your tickets in advance by clicking here.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

Eli Johnson set the Dirt King Simulators Fastest Hot Lap.

Daulton Wilson won the Simpson Quick Time Award.

Daulton Wilson won Heat 1.

Zack Mitchell won STAKT Products Heat 2.

Dave Hess Jr. won Keyser Manufacturing Heat 3.

Nick Hoffman won Jarrett Rifles Heat 4.

Boom Briggs and Wesley McCray won the Last Chance Showdowns.

Daulton Wilson won the Bilstein Pole Award.

Jon Lee won the FOX Factory Hard Charger Award.

Daulton Wilson won the MD3 Rookie of the Race Award.

Zack Mitchell was the WELD Racing Second-Place Finisher.

Nick Hoffman was the WIX Filters Third-Place Finisher.

Dave Hess Jr. was the ARP Fourth-Place Finisher.

Bobby Pierce was the MSD Fifth-Place Finisher.

Ryan Gustin was the Swift Springs Sixth-Place Finisher.

Dennis Erb Jr. was the Penske Racing Shocks Seventh-Place Finisher.

Tyler Erb was VP Racing Fuels Eighth-Place Finisher.

Tristan Chamberlain was the Lifeline Ninth-Place Finisher.

Dustin Sorensen was the COMP Cams 10th-Place Finisher.

Trey Mills was the Quarter Master 11th-Place Finisher.

Demetrios Drellos was the Cometic Gaskets 12th-Place Finisher.

Jon Lee was the Quarter Master 13th-Place Finisher.

Levi Yetter was the ARP 14th-Place Finisher.

Logan Zarin was the Arizona Sport Shirts 18th-Place Finisher.

Feature (40 Laps): 1. 58V-Daulton Wilson[1]; 2. 22*-Zack Mitchell[4]; 3. 9-Nick Hoffman[3]; 4. 44-Dave Hess Jr[2]; 5. 32-Bobby Pierce[6]; 6. 19R-Ryan Gustin[10]; 7. 28-Dennis Erb Jr[11]; 8. 1-Tyler Erb[12]; 9. 20TC-Tristan Chamberlain[7]; 10. 19-Dustin Sorensen[9]; 11. 14-Trey Mills[14]; 12. 111-Demetrios Drellos[13]; 13. 5L-Jon Lee[21]; 14. 10*-Levi Yetter[22]; 15. 55E-Eli Johnson[8]; 16. B1-Brent Larson[23]; 17. 9M-Tim McCreadie[5]; 18. 1Z-Logan Zarin[24]; 19. 29G-Jason Genco[25]; 20. 74X-Ethan Dotson[16]; 21. 32M-Wesley McCray[18]; 22. 1*-Chub Frank[15]; 23. 95-Boom Briggs[17]; 24. 2-David Parker[20]; 25. 9S-Breyton Santee[19]

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/wilsons-first-world-of-outlaws-win-comes-at-stateline-in-rick-briggs-memorial/

TRACK INFO: https://statelinespeedway.com/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

 

 

 

Weeklong Thunderstorms, Rain Cancel Gopher 50 at Deer Creek

SPRING VALLEY, MN (June 30, 2026) – With weather models showing thunderstorms and rainfall throughout the week and into the weekend in the Spring Valley, MN area, creating unfavorable conditions for racing at Deer Creek Speedway, World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision and track officials have agreed to cancel the NAPA Auto Parts Gopher 50.

The decision was made keeping the best interests of traveling drivers and fans in mind, allowing them to make new plans for the special holiday weekend which honors America’s 250th birthday.

There is no reschedule date as a new suitable date could not be found, but the World of Outlaws is already making plans to return to Deer Creek Speedway for the Gopher 50 in 2027.

If you purchased a ticket in advance for the Gopher 50, you will receive a face-value credit to your MyDirtTickets.com account – good for two years – to be used toward any World of Outlaws event available at WorldofOutlaws.com/tix. If a credit to your account does not work for you, then you have until July 30 to request a refund.

Camping refunds will be available through July 31; after that, your reservation will be confirmed for the 2027 Gopher 50 with a date to be announced. For camping refunds, please call the campground office at 507-346-2342.

The World of Outlaws Late Model Series now turns its attention to another full week of racing with the Rick Briggs Memorial powered by Dave Warren Powersports at Stateline Speedway on Wednesday, July 8, and the World of Outlaws Battle at the Border at Sharon Speedway on Friday-Saturday, July 10-11. Gates will open at 4 p.m. (ET) at Stateline and 5 p.m. at Sharon. For tickets to those events, click here.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/weeklong-thunderstorms-rain-cancel-gopher-50-at-deer-creek/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

Pierce Completes Northern Swing Sweep With First Norman County Triumph

ADA, MN (June 30, 2026) – Bobby Pierce is rolling back to Oakwood, IL after a perfect northern swing.

The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision contested six races over the past 11 days across Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota. Winning one of them would be a dream for many teams, and winning a handful of them would be a realistic goal for one like Pierce’s. Instead, they won all six.

The first five of Pierce’s victories have come in all sorts of different fashions, from elbows-up battles to dominant showings and one cut short by a thunderstorm. Tuesday’s race at Norman County Raceway fell on the masterclass end of the spectrum.

The winner of both previous World of Outlaws races at Norman County, Nick Hoffman, started on the Bilstein Pole with Pierce on his outside. The high side was just fine for Pierce though, as he cleared the No. 9 off Turn 2 on the opening lap and powered away down the backstretch.

The rest of the race brought a familiar sight from the past two weeks – the No. 32 logging laps at the front of the field. There were times when slower traffic allowed his challengers to close in, but Pierce kicked it into overdrive in the late stages and eventually won by more than five seconds at the end of 50 laps.

It’s the second time in Pierce’s World of Outlaws career that he’s won six races in a row, a mark also achieved by Darrell Lanigan and Josh Richards. No one has ever won seven-straight, meaning Pierce will be chasing history next week at Stateline Speedway.

Norman County also put a bow on an unbelievable month of June for the Pierce camp. The “Smooth Operator” won 10 of the 11 races he entered, highlighted by his maiden Dirt Late Model Dream triumph at Eldora Speedway, and earned $271,500 in winnings. As far as his quest for a third World of Outlaws championship is concerned, Pierce’s advantage over Hoffman has ballooned to 76 points after it rarely grew larger than single digits in the first half of the season.

“This is just crazy,” Pierce said. “We’ve been on runs before and everything, but it’s been a heck of a run since we got this new car out at Eldora. It’s been a beast, man. I can’t do it without the help from everyone who helps me out. Whether that’s the fans for their support, my sponsors, my crew, my wife taking care of things back home while I’m out here racing. It just takes a lot.”

Hoffman finished second to go six-for-six in top fives on his trip north, while Ryan Gustin stood on the podium for the seventh time this season in third. Behind them, Tim McCreadie and Jonathan Davenport rounded out the top five.

UP NEXT: The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision continues the season next week at Stateline Speedway in the Rick Briggs Memorial powered by Dave Warren Powersports on Wednesday, July 8. Get your tickets in advance by clicking here.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

Cody Overton set the Dirt King Simulators Fastest Hot Lap.

Jonathan Davenport won the Simpson Quick Time Award.

Daulton Wilson won STAKT Products Heat 1.

Nick Hoffman won Keyser Manufacturing Heat 2.

Bobby Pierce won Jarrett Rifles Heat 3.

Nick Hoffman won the Bilstein Pole Award.

Trey Mills won the FOX Factory Hard Charger Award.

Trey Mills won the MD3 Rookie of the Race Award.

Nick Hoffman was the WELD Racing Second-Place Finisher.

Ryan Gustin was the WIX Filters Third-Place Finisher.

Tim McCreadie was the ARP Fourth-Place Finisher.

Jonathan Davenport was the MSD Fifth-Place Finisher.

Brent Larson was the Swift Springs Sixth-Place Finisher.

Jake Timm was the Penske Racing Shocks Seventh-Place Finisher.

Cody Overton was VP Racing Fuels Eighth-Place Finisher.

Dustin Sorensen was the Lifeline Ninth-Place Finisher.

Trey Mills was the COMP Cams 10th-Place Finisher.

Daulton Wilson was the Quarter Master 11th-Place Finisher.

Tyler Erb was the Cometic Gaskets 12th-Place Finisher.

Gordy Gundaker was the Quarter Master 13th-Place Finisher.

Tristan Chamberlain was the ARP 14th-Place Finisher.

Matthew Larson was the Arizona Sport Shirts 18th-Place Finisher.

Feature (50 Laps): 1. 32-Bobby Pierce[2]; 2. 9-Nick Hoffman[1]; 3. 19R-Ryan Gustin[8]; 4. 9M-Tim McCreadie[12]; 5. 49-Jonathan Davenport[6]; 6. B1-Brent Larson[3]; 7. 22*-Jake Timm[7]; 8. 97-Cody Overton[13]; 9. 19-Dustin Sorensen[4]; 10. 14-Trey Mills[19]; 11. 58V-Daulton Wilson[5]; 12. 1-Tyler Erb[17]; 13. 11-Gordy Gundaker[15]; 14. 20TC-Tristan Chamberlain[14]; 15. 28-Dennis Erb Jr[11]; 16. 1Z-Logan Zarin[18]; 17. 74X-Ethan Dotson[16]; 18. 8-Matthew Larson[10]; 19. 55E-Eli Johnson[24]; 20. 1E-Amelia Eisenschenk[9]; 21. 15-Laela Eisenschenk[22]; 22. 18X-Shawn Meyer[25]; 23. 6-Nick Corbett[21]; 24. 7-Ross Robinson[20]; 25. 44*-Cole Schill[23]

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/pierce-completes-northern-swing-sweep-with-first-norman-county-triumph/

 

 

 

Pierce Wins Rain-Shortened Nodak Feature for Fifth-Straight Victory

MINOT, ND (June 28, 2026) – Not even Mother Nature could put a damper on Bobby Pierce‘s winning ways.

Sunday night’s World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision Feature only lasted 38 of the 50 scheduled laps, but the result was the same as it’s been in the past four races – the No. 32 out front at the end.

The Oakwood, IL native proved that Nodak suited him in his first visit last year, when Pierce lost brakes but still finished second behind Tim McCreadie. With his left pedal functioning as it should this time, Pierce started this year’s race on the outside of the front row alongside Bilstein Pole Award winner Tyler Erb. In the first corner, all eyes were on third-starting Ethan Dotson, who slid up in front of Erb off Turn 2. That was when Pierce cut low underneath both of them to make it a three-wide race down the backstretch, which Pierce won to grab the lead.

That move turned out to the the winning one, as no one had anything for the “Smooth Operator” the rest of the way. Pierce’s lead grew as large as 3.5 seconds before it was erased by a caution, but he had no trouble staying out front on the restarts.

The dark clouds behind Turns 1 and 2 ramped up the sense of urgency, as drivers knew there was a good chance the race wouldn’t go the full distance. Pierce remained out front when the yellow flew for a the slowing No. 55E car of Eli Johnson, and with lightning in the area, the race was put on pause. Heavy rain moved in moments later, forcing Series officials to deem the race official with 38 laps complete.

The win was Pierce’s fifth in a row and his 15th of the season with the World of Outlaws, which makes 2026 the winningest season of his career with the Series with more than four months of racing still remaining. The single-season World of Outlaws win record stands at 18, a number achieved by Josh Richards in 2016 and Brandon Sheppard in 2017 and 2019. With Norman County Raceway coming up on Tuesday followed by three nights at Deer Creek Speedway next weekend, Pierce has a chance to rewrite history by the end of next week.

Behind Pierce, Nick Hoffman got around McCreadie nine laps before the stoppage to finish second and keep the points damage to a minimum. McCreadie still earned a podium spot with an impressive 15th-to-third charge, while Dennis Erb Jr. and Tyler Erb completed the top five.

UP NEXT: The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision travels back to Minnesota for a midweek stop at Norman County Raceway on Tuesday, June 30. Get your tickets in advance by clicking here.

Want to watch the World of Outlaws? Stream every race live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

Nick Hoffman set the Dirt King Simulators Fastest Hot Lap.

Tyler Erb won the Simpson Quick Time Award.

Tyler Erb won STAKT Products Heat 1.

Dustin Sorensen won Keyser Manufacturing Heat 2.

Bobby Pierce won Jarrett Rifles Heat 3.

Tyler Erb won the Bilstein Pole Award.

Tim McCreadie won the FOX Factory Hard Charger Award.

Trey Mills won the MD3 Rookie of the Race Award.

Nick Hoffman was the WELD Racing Second-Place Finisher.

Tim McCreadie was the WIX Filters Third-Place Finisher.

Dennis Erb Jr. was the ARP Fourth-Place Finisher.

Tyler Erb was the MSD Fifth-Place Finisher.

Dustin Sorensen was the Swift Springs Sixth-Place Finisher.

Ryan Gustin was the Penske Racing Shocks Seventh-Place Finisher.

Trey Mills was the VP Racing Fuels Eighth-Place Finisher.

Jonathan Davenport was the Lifeline Ninth-Place Finisher.

Tristan Chamberlain was the COMP Cams 10th-Place Finisher.

Brent Larson was the Quarter Master 11th-Place Finisher.

Jake Timm was the Cometic Gaskets 12th-Place Finisher.

Ethan Dotson was the Quarter Master 13th-Place Finisher.

Logan Zarin was the ARP 14th-Place Finisher.

Eli Johnson was the Arizona Sport Shirts 18th-Place Finisher.

Feature (38 Laps): 1. 32-Bobby Pierce[2]; 2. 9-Nick Hoffman[6]; 3. 9M-Tim McCreadie[15]; 4. 28-Dennis Erb Jr[8]; 5. 1-Tyler Erb[1]; 6. 19-Dustin Sorensen[5]; 7. 19R-Ryan Gustin[7]; 8. 14-Trey Mills[9]; 9. 49-Jonathan Davenport[4]; 10. 20TC-Tristan Chamberlain[10]; 11. B1-Brent Larson[14]; 12. 22*-Jake Timm[12]; 13. 74X-Ethan Dotson[3]; 14. 1Z-Logan Zarin[16]; 15. 8-Matthew Larson[17]; 16. 58V-Daulton Wilson[11]; 17. 7-Ross Robinson[18]; 18. 55E-Eli Johnson[13]; 19. 1E-Amelia Eisenschenk[19]; 20. 1L-Jeremiah LaDue[24]; 21. 49M-Collin Compson[23]; 22. 15-Laela Eisenschenk[20]; 23. 44*-Cole Schill[21]; 24. 37H-Michael Hartigan[22]; 25. 11-Gordy Gundaker[25]

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/pierce-wins-rain-shortened-nodak-feature-for-fifth-straight-victory/

TRACK INFO: https://racenodak.com/

FAN 101: https://about.worldofoutlaws.com/

 

 

Super DIRTCAR series

       

www.superdirtcarseries.com

Photos courtesy The World of Outlaws

The Super DIRTcar Series remains the premier traveling tour for Big Block Modifieds in the nation.

Each Super DIRTcar Series event follows a traditional short-track program including pre-race Hot Lap sessions, qualifying through Time Trials, Heat Races, and a Last Chance Showdown, all leading up to the 30-car Feature. The number of cars entered that night determines the number of preliminary races. The top 12 qualifiers in the heat races redraw for starting positions.

ADIRONDACK BANDIT: Jimmy Phelps Earns Thunder in the Adirondacks Win at Airborne
Mat Williamson finishes second, cuts Alex Yankowsk's points lead to 37

joe Grabianowski  

PLATTSBURGH, NY (JULY 23, 2026) – After breaking a two-year Super DIRTcar Series winless drought earlier this year, Jimmy Phelps only needed to wait two weeks for another.

The Baldwinsville, NY driver stormed past Peter Britten on the race’s opening lap and never looked back to win Wednesday’s Thunder in the Adirondacks at Airborne Park Speedway.

“It feels really good,” Phelps said. “Hats off to [my crew]; they just work really hard and gave me a really good car.”

Britten, the SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, gained the advantage over Phelps as the 60-lap Feature began, immediately moving to the top of the racetrack. 

That lead was short-lived, though, as Phelps got a monstrous run down the backstretch and dove underneath the No. 21A in Turn 3. Phelps’ momentum carried him past Britten as they exited Turn 4, giving the “Baldwinsville Bandit” the lead as they reached the start/finish line.

However, Phelps didn’t drive away from the field immediately. Jack Lehner followed Phelps on the bottom lane, passing Britten one lap later, setting his sights on the No. 98H. 

Lehner, from Saratoga Springs, NY, chased the 98H for the next 37 laps, trying to find a way by him in lap traffic. On multiple occasions, Phelps was forced to step out of his comfort zone by running the outside lane, which allowed Lehner to close in. Lehner had his best chance to pass Phelps on Lap 26, when he got his nose to Phelps’ quarter-panel entering Turn 1. That’s as close as Lehner would get, though, as he shut the door on Lehner entering Turn 2 and gained almost a two-second advantage shortly after.

But as Phelps clicked off Lap 43, Matt Caprara slowed with a puff of smoke on the frontstretch, giving Lehner another shot on a double-file restart.

When the race resumed, Phelps set his familiar pace with Lehner in tow. But unfortunately for Lehner, his strong run came to an end on Lap 45. As the “Ginga Ninja” held off a challenge from Mat Williamson for second, he lost oil pressure, forcing him to retire from the event with 15 laps to go.

Despite getting to second, that’s as close as Williamson would get as  Phelps went untouched in the final 15 laps to win the $7,200 prize and his 24th Super DIRTcar Series triumph.

“The big key was that we had a car that could turn and a great redraw,” Phelps said. “I thought our car was really good. I thought we just needed to navigate through the small holes and not get the car upset and be able to keep it in the grip. And fortunately, in those last five laps we were able to do that.”

Williamson finished second, bouncing back after he finished last due to a mechanical failure on Monday at Autodrome Drummond. The St. Catharines, ON driver also moved within 37 points of Series points leader Alex Yankowski, who finished ninth.

Matt Sheppard, from Savannah, NY, rounded out the podium with his second consecutive top five finish. “Super Matt” reclaimed third from Alex Payne in the standings, who finished fifth behind fourth-place Erick Rudolph.

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series makes its debut at the iconic Mansfield Speedway in Mansfield, OH on Tuesday, Aug. 11, kicking off a two-night swing through Ohio with a stop at Sharon Speedway on Wednesday, Aug. 12.

How can you watch the Super DIRTcar Series? Live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

JAM Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award: Justin Stone
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award: Mat Williamson
Bicknell Racing Products Heat Race 1 Winner:  Mat Williamson
DIG Race Products Heat Race 2 Winner: Alex Yankowski
Wix Filters Heat Race 3 Winner: Jack Lehner
SRI Performance/Stock Car Steel Pole Award Winner: Peter Britten
Behrent’s Performance Wearhouse One Lap to Go: Jimmy Phelps

Thunder in the Adirondacks: 1. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[2]; 2. 88-Mat Williamson[5]; 3. 9S-Matt Sheppard[8]; 4. 25-Erick Rudolph[7]; 5. 70A-Alex Payne[12]; 6. 21A-Peter Britten[1]; 7. 91-Felix Roy[14]; 8. 60-Jackson Gill[16]; 9. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[6]; 10. 35-Mike Mahaney[13]; 11. 6-Matt Stangle[22]; 12. 4H-David Hebert[15]; 13. 1-Tyler Dippel[11]; 14. 215-Adam Pierson[26]; 15. 08-Jack Speshock[23]; 16. 17-Marcus Dinkins[19]; 17. 35B-Francois Bellemare[18]; 18. (DNF) 28-Michael Trautschold[21]; 19. (DNF) 2-Jack Lehner[3]; 20. (DNF) 11-Matt Caprara[4]; 21. (DNF) 15X-Justin Stone[9]; 22. (DNF) 22M-Alex Bell[17]; 23. (DNF) 99-Mikael Labreche[25]; 24. (DNF) 19-Tim Fuller[10]; 25. (DNF) 444-Russell Morseman IV[20]; 26. (DNF) 29-Ryan Krachun[24]; 27. (DNS) 7M-Paul Mancini

ARTICLE: https://superdirtcarseries.com/recap/adirondack-bandit-jimmy-phelps-earns-thunder-in-the-adirondacks-win-at-airborne/
 

FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

 

Race Time Weather Outlook Cancels King of the North Finale at Autodrome Drummond

DRUMMONDVILLE, QC (July 21, 2026) – With weather models showing heavy rain and thunderstorms Tuesday evening at Autodrome Drummond, Super DIRTcar Series and track officials have canceled the King of the North finale.

The event will not be made up, as Series and track officials could not find a viable date to reschedule.

Drivers will now turn their attention to their return to Airborne Park Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY, for Thunder in the Adirondacks on Wednesday, July 22. 

After his win on Monday, Alex Yankowski holds a 51-point lead over Mat Williamson entering Wednesday’s race, with both drivers searching for their first Series win at Airborne. They’ll have to contend with Super DIRTcar Series rivals and track regulars Mike Mahaney, who’s won the last four Features at the track, and Felix Roy, from nearby Napierville, QC.

To keep up with the latest Super DIRTcar Series news, follow the Series social channels and visit the website.

How can you watch the Super DIRTcar Series? Live on DIRTVision.

ARTICLE: https://superdirtcarseries.com/dirtcar-ne/big-block-modifieds/super-dirt-car-series/race-time-weather-outlook-cancels-king-of-the-north-finale-at-drummond/
FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

 

 

KID ROCKET PREVAILS: Alex Yankowski Collects Third Win of 2026 at Drummond
The Covington Township, PA driver extends points lead to 51 after seventh career Series victory

joe Grabianowski

DRUMMONDVILLE, QC (JULY 20, 2026) – Being in the right place at the right time paid off for Super DIRTcar Series points leader Alex Yankowski Monday night at Autodrome Drummond.

After inheriting the lead from William Racine on Lap 38, the Covington Township, PA competitor drove away from Michael Parent in the race’s second half to win the opening night of King of the North.

Racine, the SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, led the field to the green in the 75-lap Feature, alongside former Drummond Series winner Mike Mahaney. Using the inside lane to his advantage, the St. Paul D’Abbotsford, QC driver held his momentum to lead the race’s opening lap, nosing ahead of the No. 35.

Behind the top two, Yankowski started moving forward on the track’s inside lane. “Kid Rocket” drove underneath Mahaney on Lap 4, before driving underneath Justin Stone for second on Lap 5.

Yankowski chased Racine for the next 11 laps, before his championship rival Mat Williamson slowed in Turn 3 on Lap 13 with mechanical trouble, ending his night.

That gave Yankowski a chance to pass Racine for the lead on the restart.  But when the race resumed, Racine was better, powering ahead as they raced down the backstretch. 

The race stayed green for the next 16 laps before Carey Terrance brought out the race’s second caution on Lap 32. This time, Yankowski tried a different move to get by Racine on the restart, sliding his No. 84Y in front of Racine’s nose. But Racine anticipated the slider, moving to the inside lane to drive by Yankowski down the backstretch.

However, one lap later, Racine’s fortunes changed. As he raced off Turn 2 with the lead on Lap 38, something broke on his No. 54R, ending his chance at the victory in his home province. 

That gave the lead to Yankowski, who had Michael Parent lined up next to him when the green came back out.  Yankowski held off Parent on the race’s final two restarts and drove away to earn his second $10,000 victory of the season, and seventh career Super DIRTcar Series win at seven different tracks.

“Racine set a good pace, and I don’t know if we were going to get by him too easy,” Yankowski said. “We were going to have to throw everything at it. (Jay Castimore, his crew member), talked me out of what I wanted to do tire-wise, and I figured that I hadn’t been right on a tire call all year. So, hats off to him.

“I feel like May and June we were on fire and then we kind of fell off here a little bit. So, to get a 10 grand pick me up is pretty cool.”

With his win and Williamson’s 28th-place finish, Yankowski extended his points lead to 51 after nine races.

Parent crossed the line second, earning his best Super DIRTcar Series finish of the season. The Granby, QC driver said he was happy with his finish after starting 13th.

“The guys worked hard,” Parent said. “We had a really good car there starting 13th. I wasn’t expecting to make my way forward that quick. It was a good fight there on the restart with Alex, but obviously he’s got a lot more experience. Those guys are professional, and we do this for a hobby. But we’re pretty proud of this No. 25P team.” 

Alex Payne rounded out Monday’s podium, passing Matt Sheppard and Felix Roy in the race’s final 15 laps. 

“I made up for a car that wasn’t perfect,” Payne said. “I just didn’t compensate enough with the fuel load we had and the gear and everything, and we just pedaled for the first 30-40 laps. Once I got going, I was able to throw a couple of sliders.

“Solid top three. Consistency. And it was a really good racetrack for us. We hope to keep it rolling.”

Roy crossed the line fourth, and Sheppard rounded out the top five.

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series returns to Autodrome Drummond in Drummondville, QC for night two of King of the North on Tuesday, July 21. 

How can you watch the Super DIRTcar Series? Live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

JAM Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award: Jimmy Phelps
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award: Justin Stone
Bicknell Racing Products Heat Race 1 Winner:  Mat Williamson
DIG Race Products Heat Race 2 Winner: William Racine
Wix Filters Heat Race 3 Winner: Alex Payne
The Greatest Store on Dirt.com Heat Race 4 Winner: Justin Stone
SRI Performance/Stock Car Steel Pole Award Winner: William Racine
Behrent’s Performance Wearhouse One Lap to Go: Alex Yankowski

King Of The North Night 1 (75 Laps): 1. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[7]; 2. 25P-Michael Parent[13]; 3. 70A-Alex Payne[8]; 4. 91-Felix Roy[6]; 5. 9S-Matt Sheppard[11]; 6. 54-Steve Bernard[15]; 7. 35-Mike Mahaney[2]; 8. 4H-David Hebert[18]; 9. 2-Jack Lehner[10]; 10. 3RS-Tim Sears Jr[21]; 11. 29-Ryan Krachun[23]; 12. 25-Erick Rudolph[16]; 13. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[3]; 14. 1-Tyler Dippel[22]; 15. 21A-Peter Britten[17]; 16. 61-Donovan Lussier[14]; 17. 28-Michael Trautschold[25]; 18. 66X-Carey Terrance[9]; 19. 3P-Martin Pelletier[24]; 20. 35B-Francois Bellemare[28]; 21. 22C-Cedric Gauvreau[27]; 22. (DNF) 6-Matt Stangle[20]; 23. (DNF) 54R-William Racine[1]; 24. (DNF) 15X-Justin Stone[5]; 25. (DNF) 17-Marcus Dinkins[26]; 26. (DNF) 44G-Sebastien Gougeon[12]; 27. (DNF) 11-Matt Caprara[19]; 28. (DNF) 88-Mat Williamson[4]

Bonuses:

Jam Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award –Jimmy Phelps – $100
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award – Alex Payne- $100
VP Racing Fuels Award (8th) –David Hebert– $50
ARP Award(4th) –Matt Sheppard– $50
ASI Racewear Award (11th)-Ryan Krachun - $50
Behrent’s One Lap to Go Award –Alex Yankowski- $50
Cometic Gasket Award (12th)-Erick Rudolph– $50
Comp Cams Award (10th)- Jack Lehner  - $50
DIG Race Products (9th)-Mike Mahaney– $50
Fox Factory Award (3rd) –Felix Roy- $50
MSD Award (5th)-Matt Sheppard- $50
Swift Springs Award (6th)-Matt Sheppard– $50
Hoosier Racing Tire Award –Alex Payne - Free Tire
SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award –William Racine- $100

ARTICLE: https://superdirtcarseries.com/recap/kid-rocket-prevails-alex-yankowski-collects-third-win-of-2026-at-drummond/
EVENT INFO: https://superdirtcarseries.com/schedule/event-info/?event=4549586
TRACK INFO: https://autodromedrummond.com
FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

 

THE BANDIT RIDES AGAIN: Jimmy Phelps Holds Off Stewart Friesen For Summer Shootout Win at Mohawk
Mat Williamson finishes third, cuts Alex Yankowski's points lead to four points

joe Grabianowski

 

 

AKWESASNE, NY (July 8, 2026) – Almost two years to the day since his last Super DIRTcar Series win, Jimmy Phelps delivered another memorable performance.

The Baldwinsville, NY driver led all 60 laps of Wednesday’s Summer Shootout at Mohawk International Raceway, holding off Stewart Friesen in traffic to earn his first Super DIRTcar Series win since 2024.

“It feels great,” Phelps said. “You never know when the next one’s coming, or if it’s coming. To do it here, where we’ve had some success, these fans are the greatest, and I can’t thank everyone enough.”

Phelps was eager at the drop of the green flag, diving into Turn 1 on the opening lap and sliding in front of SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole award winner Michael Parent to take the lead. He quickly pulled away from Parent’s No. 25P for the first three laps before the race’s first caution flew on Lap 3 for Tyler Dippel.

When the race resumed, Phelps dove to the inside again and slid up in front of Parent in Turns 1 and 2 to maintain the lead. However, that opened the inside lane for Stewart Friesen, whose momentum carried him past Parent on the inside lane for second.

Friesen tried to stay with Phelps, but the No. 98H pulled away in clean air, opening almost a two-second lead. Just as Phelps caught the tail of the field, though, the race’s second caution flew for David Hebert, who spun in Turn 2.

That put Friesen outside of Phelps on the restart. But like with Parent on the last two green flags, Phelps was better through the corner and drove away from the No. 44 on the backstretch. Friesen had another chance on a lap 41 restart, but again Phelps pulled away to a two-second advantage.

However, as the laps wound down, the “Baldwinsville Bandit” had another obstacle to overcome—lap traffic. Phelps caught the back of the field with eight laps to go, putting him right behind a battle between Hebert, Paul Mancini, and Ryan Krachun, who were racing for position and trying to stay on the lead lap.

Knowing Friesen was behind him, Phelps had to make a move. As he drove through Turns 3 and 4 on Lap 53, Phelps powered his Bicknell Chassis through the middle of the track, sandwiching himself between Hebert and Mancini. And by the time he reached Turn 3 on Lap 54, he had all three drivers cleared, gaining separation from Friesen.

From there, Phelps drove away from Friesen in the final few laps to win his 23rd career Super DIRTcar Series Feature, tying Steve Paine and Tim McCreadie for 13th on the Series all-time wins list.

Phelps said he took a lesson from the Heat Race to help him earn the $6,000 prize.

“We learned that we didn’t quite have what we needed,” Phelps said. “(Tim) Fuller definitely put it to us there a little bit. So, we went back to work.

“On the original green I thought we were in trouble with how much they worked on the top. But the bottom of (Turn) 4 was still really good to fire off of. We were able to roll in underneath and clear (Parent). At that point, we were committed to at least firing off the bottom of (Turn) 4. We were just fortunate that lap traffic went our way there. And let me tell you, this car was really, really good.”

Friesen settled for second, and for the Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON driver, the race ended just in time. He stopped on the backstretch after the checkered flag came out with a blown motor.

Despite the issues at the end, Friesen said he had another great car.

“Congrats to Jimmy,” Friesen said. “He was on point. We got close to him in traffic and was working the track a little bit. We tried a little something on the top of (Turns) 1 and 2, and it wasn’t quite there. But he had a great racecar tonight and drove a hell of a race.”

Williamson closed out Wednesday’s podium after starting eighth. The St. Catharines, ON driver leaves Mohawk four points out of the Series points lead behind Alex Yankowski, who finished eighth.

“Alex has been really good, so for us to talk about a championship right now is probably a little premature,” Williamson said. “I’d rather be the chaser than the one getting chased. 

“We kind of gambled on a tire tonight, and obviously the redraw put us in the back. But my guys made great decisions all night.”

Alex Payne crossed the line fourth, and Jackson Gill, from Plessis, NY, rounded out the top five.

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series returns to Canada for the highly anticipated King of the North at Autodrome Drummond in Drummondville, QC on July 20-21.

How can you watch the Super DIRTcar Series? Live on DIRTVision.

Summer Shootout (60 Laps): 1. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[2]; 2. 44-Stewart Friesen[4]; 3. 88-Mat Williamson[8]; 4. 70A-Alex Payne[5]; 5. 60-Jackson Gill[12]; 6. 19-Tim Fuller[3]; 7. 91-Felix Roy[16]; 8. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[15]; 9. 2-Jack Lehner[10]; 10. 3RS-Matt Sheppard[11]; 11. 15X-Justin Stone[18]; 12. 11-Matt Caprara[19]; 13. 25P-Michael Parent[1]; 14. 25-Erick Rudolph[13]; 15. 28-Michael Trautschold[21]; 16. 6-Matt Stangle[17]; 17. 04-Dale Gonyo Jr[24]; 18. 14B-Brendan Darrah[20]; 19. 66X-Carey Terrance[9]; 20. 17-Marcus Dinkins[26]; 21. 35-Mike Mahaney[6]; 22. 1-Tyler Dippel[14]; 23. 3P-Martin Pelletier[23]; 24. 29-Ryan Krachun[25]; 25. 4H-David Hebert[7]; 26. 7M-Paul Mancini[27]; 27. (DNF) 01-Chris Raabe[22]

RACE NOTES:

JAM Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award: Justin Stone
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award: Stewart Friesen
Bicknell Racing Products Heat Race 1 Winner: Mat Williamson
DIG Race Products Heat Race 2 Winner: Mat Williamson
Wix Filters Heat Race 3 Winner: Stewart Friesen
The Greatest Store on Dirt.com Heat Race 4 Winner: Tim Fuller
SRI Performance/Stock Car Steel Pole Award Winner: Michael Parent
Behrent’s Performance Wearhouse One Lap to Go: Jimmy Phelps


ARTICLE:https://superdirtcarseries.com/recap/the-bandit-rides-again-jimmy-phelps-holds-off-stewart-friesen-for-summer-shootout-win-at-mohawk/
EVENT INFO: https://superdirtcarseries.com/schedule/event-info/?event=4549667
TRACK INFO: https://www.racemohawkdirt.com

 

tewart Friesen Earns 56th Career Super DIRTcar Series Win at Cornwall
Alex Payne finishes second, increases lead to 17 points in standings

joe Grabianowski

LONG SAULT, ON (July 7, 2026) – Since the summer portion of the Super DIRTcar Series schedule began, no one has been able to stop Stewart Friesen.

That didn’t change on Tuesday at Cornwall Motor Speedway, as the Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON driver led the final 67 laps to win the O’Canada 75—his fourth Series win of 2026.

“What a great race car,” Friesen said. “I knew it was pretty good when we unloaded. Just needed to give a couple of tweaks to what it needed.”

Kevin Hamel, the SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, led the field to the green in the 75-lap Feature. The Cornwall regular outdueled defending race-winner Mario Clair to Turn 1 to gain the early advantage.

Behind Hamel, Friesen wasted no time moving into second, sneaking underneath Clair’s No. 124 one lap later to gain the position.

Hamel stayed in front of Friesen for the race’s first five laps. However, his advantage was negated on Lap 6 when Matt Caprara brought out the first of the event’s four yellow flags.

With lane choice on the restart as the leader, Hamel put his No. 13 on the outside, which gave Friesen the bottom. But when the race resumed on Lap 9, Friesen powered underneath him through Turns 1 and 2 to take the lead.

From there, Friesen aced three more restarts and easily moved through lap traffic to earn the $7,500 prize and his 56th career Super DIRTcar Series victory. His triumph puts him one win behind Alan Johnson for fifth on the Series all-time wins list.

While Friesen led most of the Feature, there was a point in the race when he said he wasn’t sure where to be on the track.

“What a track,” Friesen said. “Holy smokes. It was like all four seasons. We had some bite and grip, and then it got polished right off at the end. I kind of got lost in the middle of the race and didn’t know what lane to be in, but we found a sweet spot in the middle.”

Series points leader Alex Yankowski finished second, continuing his consistent season with his fourth podium. The Covington Township, PA driver, who started seventh, battled with three-time defending Series champion Mat Williamson for more than 20 laps before ultimately gaining the position.

With that finish, Yankowski increased his points lead to 17 over Williamson, who crossed the line fourth.

Alex Payne rounded out the podium, reaching third in the race’s closing laps from 19th. The Hopewell, NY driver passed Williamson with two laps to go to grab the spot after picking off cars one-by-one on the outside lane.

Hamel finished fifth, earning his best Super DIRTcar Series finish.

Up Next: The Super DIRTcar Series visits Mohawk International Raceway on Wednesday, July 8, for the Summer Shootout. Drivers will battle in a 60-lap Feature paying $6,000-to-win.

How can you watch the Super DIRTcar Series? Live on DIRTVision.

RACE NOTES:

JAM Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award: Michael Parent
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award: Michael Parent
Bicknell Racing Products Heat Race 1 Winner: Michael Parent
DIG Race Products Heat Race 2 Winner: Mat Williamson
Wix Filters Heat Race 3 Winner: Stewart Friesen
The Greatest Store on Dirt.com Heat Race 4 Winner: Mario Clair
SRI Performance/Stock Car Steel Pole Award Winner: Kevin Hamel
Behrent’s Performance Wearhouse One Lap to Go: Stewart Friesen

O'Canada 75 (75 Laps): 1. 44-Stewart Friesen[3]; 2. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[7]; 3. 70A-Alex Payne[19]; 4. 88-Mat Williamson[5]; 5. 13-Kevin Hamel[1]; 6. 25-Erick Rudolph[8]; 7. 77E-Ryan Stabler[10]; 8. 124-Mario Clair[2]; 9. 23-Joey Ladouceur[6]; 10. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[25]; 11. 25P-Michael Parent[4]; 12. 18JR-Louie Jackson Jr[15]; 13. 3RS-Matt Sheppard[16]; 14. 19-Tim Fuller[14]; 15. 54R-William Racine[9]; 16. 15X-Justin Stone[23]; 17. 94-Gabriel Cyr[11]; 18. ONE-Felix Roy[20]; 19. 35-Mike Mahaney[12]; 20. 2-Jack Lehner[17]; 21. 6-Matt Stangle[18]; 22. 151KB-Brian McDonald[24]; 23. 1-Tyler Dippel[26]; 24. 11-Matt Caprara[28]; 25. 29-Ryan Krachun[27]; 26. (DNF) 4H-David Hebert[13]; 27. (DNF) 28-Michael Trautschold[21]; 28. (DNF) 88J-Justin Cyr[22] 

ARTICLE: https://superdirtcarseries.com/recap/stewart-friesen-earns-56th-career-super-dirtcar-series-win-at-cornwall/

EVENT INFO: https://superdirtcarseries.com/schedule/event-info/?event=4549660
TRACK INFO: https://cornwallspeedway.com

FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

 

FULLER'S LEGENDARY NIGHT: Tim Fuller Holds Off Alex Payne For Land of Legends Victory
Alex Yankowski finishes fourth, extends Series points lead to 14 over Mat Williamson

joe Grabianowski

CANANDAIGUA, NY (July 3, 2026) – At age 58, Tim Fuller proved he still knows the path to Super DIRTcar Series Victory Lane.

The Edwards, NY driver led every lap of Thursday’s Stars and Stripes Spectacular at Land of Legends Raceway, holding off Alex Payne on multiple restarts to score his 37th career Series victory.

“(The) pinnacle at this point in my career,” Fuller said. “I’m 58, and I got kids behind me. And [Payne] there, I knew he was in second the whole time. Just to be able to hold him off was good in itself.

“To think I’d come here and win a Series race a few years after the last one is hard to believe.”

Fuller, the SRI Performance at Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, led the field to the green in the 60-lap battle, outdueling Land of Legends regular Justin Haers to lead the race’s opening lap. Haers challenged Fuller for the first five laps of the race, using the inside lane  to try to wrestle the lead away.

Behind the top two, Payne started moving toward the front, working the outside lane to storm past Peter Britten for third on Lap 4. 

After the race’s first caution for Mike Trautschold on Lap 6, Payne took advantage of the restart. As Payne battled Haers for second, the Hopewell, NY driver switched lanes to the bottom and used momentum exiting Turn 4 to grab second on Lap 9.

Payne followed Fuller for the next 13 laps but wouldn’t get an opportunity at the lead until Gary Lindberg brought out the race’s second caution on Lap 22.

On the restart, Fuller chose the inside lane, and Payne took advantage, nosing ahead of the No. 19 as they raced down the backstretch. However, the pass was negated due to a caution for Ryan Krachun, who stopped in Turns 1 and 2.

From there, Fuller chose the outside for the remainder of the race, a decision that proved vital to earning the $6,076 prize.

Despite losing out on the first opportunity, Payne got another chance on a restart with 18 laps to go. When the green came back out, Payne thundered ahead of Fuller and looked as though he had finally vanquished his adversary. 

But the yellow immediately came back out, as Series officials deemed Payne jumped the start.

Fuller wouldn’t let Payne get that close again, though, as he got a monstrous run off Turn 4 when the race resumed, pulling ahead of the No. 70A for good.

“When my tire cooled down, I thought I was really good,” Fuller said. “Once it got hot, it just kind of stabilized out, but I figured they did, too. I’ve watched Alex run here for the last three or four years, and he’s turned it on the last couple. He had my attention. I peeled off all my tear-offs and said I’m not just going to hand it over, and we got it done.”

Payne settled for second, earning his best Series finish of 2026 and best Series finish at Land of Legends.

In Victory Lane, Payne admitted he jumped the restart, and said he hoped he’d be able to use Turn 4 to pass the veteran.

“That sure wasn’t for a lack of effort,” Payne said. “Man, that was close. That was all we had. Just not much I could’ve done. I thought the restarts could’ve played a little better, and the one restart I jumped a little bit. But there’s no shame to finish second to that guy. I’ve got about five of his Matchbox cars in my room.

“Off of (turn) 4, there was really nothing to grab onto when we fired. And once he realized that, it kind of took my shot away.”

Matt Sheppard crossed the line third, earning his fourth consecutive top five finish. 

Alex Yanowski finished fourth after starting 14th. The Covington Township, PA driver faced adversity to earn that finish, starting at the back of his Heat Race after he didn’t go over the scales after Qualifying.

“Kid Rocket” leaves with a 14-point lead over Mat Williamson, who finished 10th.

Peter Britten earned his second straight Series top five with a fifth-place finish.

RACE NOTES:

JAM Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award: Alex Payne
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award: Felix Roy
Bicknell Racing Products Heat Race 1 Winner: Felix Roy
DIG Race Products Heat Race 2 Winner: Peter Britten
Wix Filters Heat Race 3 Winner: Alex Payne
The Greatest Store on Dirt.com Heat Race 4 Winner: Darren Smith 
SRI Performance/Stock Car Steel Pole Award Winner: Tim Fuller
Behrent’s Performance Wearhouse One Lap to Go: Tim Fuller

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series kicks off a mid-week doubleheader with a return to Cornwall Motor Speedway in Long Sault, ON, on Tuesday, July 7, for the O’Canada 75.

How can you watch the Super DIRTcar Series? Live on DIRTVision.

Stars and Stripes Spectacular (60 Laps): 1. 19-Tim Fuller[1]; 2. 70A-Alex Payne[4]; 3. 9S-Matt Sheppard[6]; 4. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[14]; 5. 21A-Peter Britten[5]; 6. 2-Jack Lehner[7]; 7. 91-Felix Roy[3]; 8. 3-Justin Haers[2]; 9. 25-Erick Rudolph[12]; 10. 88-Mat Williamson[9]; 11. 12-Darren Smith[8]; 12. 35-Mike Mahaney[20]; 13. 27-Tanner Van Doren[22]; 14. 83X-Tim Sears Jr[10]; 15. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[13]; 16. 4-Anthony Perrego[21]; 17. 15X-Justin Stone[18]; 18. 6-Matt Stangle[16]; 19. 29-Ryan Krachun[19]; 20. 17-Marcus Dinkins[25]; 21. 7M-Paul Mancini[26]; 22. (DNF) 1-Tyler Dippel[23]; 23. (DNF) 32R-Ronnie Davis III[17]; 24. (DNF) 37S-Gary Lindberg[11]; 25. (DNF) 88D-David Allen[24]; 26. (DNF) 28-Michael Trautschold[15]

Bonuses:

Jam Performance Fastest Hot Lap Award –Alex Payne– $100
Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Quick Time Award – Felix Roy- $100
VP Racing Fuels Award (8th) –Justin Haers– $50
ARP Award(4th) – Matt Sheppard– $50
ASI Racewear Award (11th)- Darren Smith - $50
Behrent’s One Lap to Go Award –Tim Fuller - $50
Cometic Gasket Award (12th)- Mike Mahaney– $50
Comp Cams Award (10th)- Erick Rudolph- $50
DIG Race Products (9th)-Erick Rudolph– $50
Fox Factory Award (3rd) –Matt Sheppard- $50
MSD Award (5th)- Jack Lehner - $50
Swift Springs Award (6th)-Jack Lehner– $50
Hoosier Racing Tire Award –Darren Smith- Free Tire
SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award –Tim Fuller- $100

POST RACE TECH: Durometer was used on the right front, Driveshafts, yokes and torque arms were checked. All cars passed.

ARTICLE: https://superdirtcarseries.com/recap/fullers-legendary-night-tim-fuller-holds-off-alex-payne-for-land-of-legends-victory/
EVENT INFO: https://superdirtcarseries.com/schedule/event-info/?event=4549666
TRACK INFO: https://www.landoflegendsraceway.com

 

  

 

 

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RIDE OF THE ROCKET: Richard Murtaugh Wins at Fulton, Clinches DIRTcar Sportsman Series Central Region Title

FULTON, NY (July 25, 2026) – With a chance to close out the DIRTcar Sportsman Series Central Region championship in front of him, Richard Murtaugh made the most of his opportunity.

The Fulton, NY driver wrestled the lead from Dan Ferguson on Lap 3 and held off Taylor Wason to win Saturday’s finale at Fulton Speedway.

For Murtaugh, it’s his second Series win in four days, which earned him enough points to secure the 2026 Central Region championship.

Ferguson, from Bloomfield, ON, led the race’s opening two laps with Murtaugh on his back bumper.  That lead didn’t last long, though, as Murtaugh drove by the No. 11 on Lap 3 to take the lead for the first time.

As Murtaugh gained the top spot, Wason followed behind him and chased the No. 33M around the high banks of Fulton’s 3/8-mile track. The two battled through the corners, with Wason taking the lead from Murtaugh on Lap 18. But Murtaugh, who entered the race as an eight-time Series winner, knew what to do to the get lead back.

The “Rocket” only needed one lap to regain the lead, taking the top spot back from Wason as the race’s only caution fell on Lap 19.

From there, Murtaugh held on to score his ninth career DIRTcar Sportsman Series win, worth $1,000.

With his Victory, Murtaugh is now tied with seven other drivers for 10th on the Series all-time wins list.

Wason settled for second, earning his sixth DIRTcar Sportsman Series top 10 of the season. Joining Wason and Murtaugh on the podium was Brett Sears, from Clay, NY.

Hunter Hollenbeck finished fourth after starting 17th, and Jack Meeks rounded out the top five.

UP NEXT: The DIRTcar Sportsman Series officially kicks off Championship season with a visit to Glen Ridge Motorsports Park in Fultonville, NY, on Sunday, Aug. 9.

DIRTcar Sportsman Series Central Feature (30 Laps): 1. 33M-Richard Murtaugh[2]; 2. 07W-Taylor Wason[3]; 3. 83-Brett Sears[5]; 4. 72-Hunter Hollenbeck[17]; 5. 1-Jack Meeks[6]; 6. 20K-Kyle Perry[13]; 7. 28$-Brian Harber[19]; 8. 33-David Hackett[8]; 9. 6M-Cody Manitta[4]; 10. 410-Mike Fowler[12]; 11. 64-Tyler Corcoran[7]; 12. 10K-Karl Comfort[9]; 13. 11-Dan Ferguson[1]; 14. 6-Josh Sokolic[16]; 15. 10G-Austin Germinio[23]; 16. 19J-Joe Kline[14]; 17. 32-Joe Trichilo[25]; 18. FOX28-Tyler Stevenson[29]; 19. 20-Brayden Bullock[11]; 20. R1-Riley Rogala[20]; 21. 89-Belle Hogan[27]; 22. 43J-Jayden Wust[24]; 23. 16X-Savannah Laflair[26]; 24. 14-Samuel Groom[18]; 25. 10H-Trevor Houghton[30]; 26. 06W-Dorian Wahdan[22]; 27. 5G-Cale Gareau[21]; 28. 0-Tony Finch II[15]; 29. 22-Parker Fowler[28]; 30. 10J-Josh Livingston[10]

Hoosier Racing Tire Award (Free Tire): David Hackett

 

ARTICLE: https://dirtcar.com/dirtcar-ne/sportsman-modifieds/dirtcar-sportsman-series/ride-of-the-rocket-richard-murtaugh-wins-at-fulton-clinches-dirtcar-sportsman-series-central-region-title/

FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

  

Richard Murtaugh Powers to Land of Legends Win; Cody McPherson Claims West Region Title

 

 joe Grabianowski

 

CANADAIGUA, NY (July 22, 2026) – Land of Legends Raceway brought a DIRTcar Sportsman Series thrill ride to Ontario County Fair Wednesday night, handing out a $1,000 check and a championship.

The event set up a Central Region versus West Region duel with 31 cars lining up for the 30-lap Feature.

Richard Murtaugh, looking for his first Series win of the season, entered with momentum and confidence, already holding a victory and the points lead at the track. And it showed, setting Quick Time and winning his Heat Race.

He started sixth in the Feature, but his No. 33 Modified had a hunger like no other for the lead. Murtaugh darted to third on the first lap and then claimed the lead on Lap 2. From there, it was a showcase of how many fast laps he could set out front.

Behind him, the field played musical chairs with each position. The most impressive player of them all was Cody McPherson, on the charge from his 21st starting position.

McPherson started the night with a 10-point lead in the West Region championship finale, and with every lap, he saw the points situation fall back into his favor. 

Murtaugh led 29 laps en route to his first Series victory of the season and a significant points gain over his Central Region championship challenger Hunter Hollenbeck, who finished seventh, with one race to go in the Region’s schedule.

Behind him, McPherson ended his charge with a second-place finish and secured the West Region title.

RESULTS
Sportsman Series 40 (30 Laps): 1. 33-Richard Murtaugh[6]; 2. 1-Cody McPherson[21]; 3. 10-Karl Comfort[5]; 4. 21J-Justin Liechti[12]; 5. 25-Evan Nugent[2]; 6. 10G-Austin Germinio[10]; 7. 72-Hunter Hollenbeck[18]; 8. 41S-Chase Spoor[1]; 9. 78JR-Nigel Pendykoski[11]; 10. 31B-Quinn Wallis[24]; 11. 0F-Tony Finch II[26]; 12. 111-Brett Senek[23]; 13. 82-David Hackett[13]; 14. F28-Tyler Stevenson[29]; 15. 7G-Tyler Guzzardi[15]; 16. 123-Dale Welty[19]; 17. 43J-Jayden Wust[20]; 18. 18R-Madyson Rouse[30]; 19. 54-Sullivan Dickey[25]; 20. 212-Martin Polhill[27]; 21. 10H-Trevor Houghton[31]; 22. (DNF) 6M-Cody Manitta[28]; 23. (DNF) 113J-Frank Guererri[3]; 24. (DNF) 64-Tyler Corcoran[7]; 25. (DNF) 9-Tim Baker[4]; 26. (DNF) 28$-Brian Harber[22]; 27. (DNF) 714-Chris Darling[17]; 28. (DNF) 12G-Matt Guererri[9]; 29. (DNF) 07W-Taylor Wason[14]; 30. (DNF) 99JR-Matteo Panunte[16]; 31. (DNF) 35-Nick Cooper[8]

UP NEXT
DIRTcar Sportsman Series Central Region will crown its champion when it returns to action at Fulton Speedway on Saturday, July 25. The 30-lap Feature will award $1,000 to the winner.

For more on the DIRTcar Northeast, follow the DIRTcar Northeast Facebook page. 

ARTICLE: https://dirtcar.com/news/richard-murtaugh-powers-to-land-of-legends-win-cody-mcpherson-claims-west-region-title/
TRACK INFO: https://www.landoflegendsraceway.com/

FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

 

Zack Daniels Wins DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Duel at Mohawk

joe Grabianowski

AKWESASNE, NY (JULY 8, 2026) – DIRTcar Pro Stock Series drivers Zack Daniels and Dakota Sharp battled side-by-side in front of the Mohawk International Raceway crowd before Daniels made the final move to collect his first career Series win. 

The tenacious Tommy Lizotte snuck into second place while Sharp settled for third after a long battle for the lead. 

 

“This feels great,” Daniels said. “I’ve been trying to win one of these big checks for three years now. The car was decent until I hit a yuke tire on Lap 8, and I had my hands full. I could hook the bottom, and this thing was digging.”

 

Spaced-out caution periods allowed Sharp, who started fourth, and pole-sitter Daniels to swap the lead throughout the race. Single-file laps were rare for the leaders throughout the 35-lap Feature. 

 

“I want to thank Dakota [Sharp] for racing me clean,” Daniels said. “That was awesome. I never thought I’d win against some of these names, but here we are.”

 

Second-place finisher Tommy Lizotte, out of La Pocatiere, QC, quietly made his way up to the front from ninth. Lizotte suffered a hard crash at Cornwall the previous night.  

 

 “It was a very good run in a backup car,” said Lizotte. We drove home last night to get the backup after crashing Tuesday night. A couple laps and maybe I can go for Zack [Daniels], but I am very proud for him to take first place.”

 

Sharp, from Colton, NY, nearly came home with the victory after the race-long duel with Daniels.

 

“It was a good night,” said Daniels. “I didn't want to see the cautions late. The car went away the last two laps and fell off. Top three tonight. We’ll take it.”

 

After winning at Cornwall last night, Bastien Caron, from Inverness, QC, finished just off the podium in fourth to build his Championship points lead over Pete Stefanski and Devon Camenga, who finished 10th and 12th, respectively. 

 

UP NEXT: The DIRTcar Pro Stock Series returns to action onl Monday, August 17, when they join the Super DIRTcar Series at Brewerton Speedway for SummerFAST. 

 

How can you watch the DIRTcar Pro Stock Series at SummerFAST? Live on DIRTVision.  

DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Feature (35 Laps): 1. 30-Zack Daniels[3]; 2. 777-Tommy Lizotte[9]; 3. 12S-Dakota Sharp[4]; 4. 73-Bastien Caron[6]; 5. 2H-Luke Horning[11]; 6. X15-Tyler Bushey[8]; 7. 324-Jason Casey[14]; 8. 14R-Sid Harmer Jr[2]; 9. 28-Burton Ward[20]; 10. 2-Pete Stefanski[17]; 11. 33-Bruno Cyr[15]; 12. 110-Devon Camenga[1]; 13. 54S-Zachary Sorrentino[21]; 14. 8-Sean Corr[5]; 15. 32L-Jonathan Levesque[24]; 16. 1R-Ricky Thompson[7]; 17. 72G-Denis Gauvreau[10]; 18. 2Z-Hugh Page[16]; 19. 177-Chris Stalker[18]; 20. 57J-Jason Fetterly[29]; 21. 9-Eric Jean Louis[19]; 22. 6JR-Stephane Lebrun[22]; 23. 38-Justin Chaput[23]; 24. 7S-Chad Vallance[13]; 25. 32-Richard Spencer[27]; 26. 4S-Styles Arquiett[28]; 27. 06-Alex Lebrun[26]; 28. 57K-Kevin Fetterly Jr[30]; 29. 25-Austin Ward[25]; 30. (DQ) 48-Jocelyn Roy[12]

 

ARTICLE:  https://dirtcar.com/dirtcar-ne/pro-stocks/zack-daniels-wins-dirtcar-pro-stock-series-duel-at-mohawk/

FAN 101: https://about.dirtcar.com/

 

Bastien Caron Wins Wild DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Make-Up at Cornwall 

joe Grabianowski

CORNWALL, ON (July 7, 2026) – When the DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Feature at Cornwall Motor Speedway finally saw the checkered flag, after over a month of waiting, the points were turned upside down, and Bastien Caron left with the check.

The Series set the Feature lineup for Cornwall on May 31, with Jean Philippe Guay on the pole and defending Super DIRT Week champion Devon Camenga to his outside. But weather postponed the program, leaving them and the rest of the 28-car field to wait until July 7 to take the green.

When the race finally commenced on Tuesday evening, Guay drove away with the lead while Camenga’s chance of a good night evaporated off Turn 2 when he slid off track, losing six spots. He was never able to recover, eventually finishing eighth, but as the race progressed, the result proved to be a positive outcome for the driver who entered the race third in points.

Guay lost the lead to Tyler Bushey on Lap 2 and then, four laps later, like Camenga, slid off track. The mistake set him on a path that led to an issue that took him out of the race later on.

After a caution on Lap 7, Tommy Lizotte threw a slider on Bushey through Turns 3 and 4 to claim the lead. Caron, who was patiently working his way through the field from the eighth starting position – and doing so in style, carrying his left front off the ground like a Big Block Modified – then took his turn at attacking Bushey for second.

The No. 73 Pro Stock snuck by Bushey just in time for a caution on Lap 19 to bring Lizotte back within reach. When the race resumed, Caron powered past Lizotte for the lead and led a lap before the yellow flag flew again.

On the next restart, Caron almost threw away everything. He overshot Turn 2, allowing Lizotte and two more cars to get by. Unperturbed by the error, he went three-wide through Turns 3 and 4, splitting the second- and third-place cars to reclaim second and close on Lizotte.

Five laps later, while Caron and Lizotte were battling side by side for the lead, Lizotte spun in Turn 4 with the field coming at him. That included points leader Pete Stefanski, who collided with the No. 777 car and was unable to finish.

With Lizotte out of the picture, Caron found himself having to fend off Sid Harmer for the lead. Their battle lasted for a couple of laps before another caution paused the race – this time for a second incident with Jasey Casey, who entered the night second in points. Race officials also made the call to shorten the race from 50 laps to 40 at this point.

A few more cautions hindered the pace of the race, but Caron was still able to learn something from each one.

Harmer snuck under Caron and challenged for the lead on a couple of restarts, but a caution always came out before he could try to complete the pass. So, after almost losing the lead twice, Caron hugged the bottom around Turns 1 and 2, forcing Harmer to try the high line to pass him – a move that consistently worked in Caron’s favor.

The No. 73 car led the rest of the way, while Harmer, was left to battle Bushey and Burton Ward for the runner-up spot. The three drivers became the show at the finale as they waged a three-wide war around the entire 1/4-mile track on the final lap. Harmer held on to second, Ward grabbed third and Bushey finished fourth.

Caron, who entered the night fourth in Series points, 16 points behind Stefanski, survived the wild race to leave with a strong points gain, the $1,500 (CAN) check, and his second Series victory.

The free Hoosier tire went to Marc Peladeau, who finished ninth. Tech inspection included a valve spring and carburetor check.

UP NEXT
The DIRTcar Pro Stock Series continues its road to the championship finale at Super DIRT Week with a return to Mohawk International Raceway in Hogansburg, NY, on Wednesday, July 8, joining the Super DIRTcar Series.

How can you watch the DIRTcar Pro Stock Series at Mohawk? Live on DIRTVision.

RESULTS
DIRTcar Prostock Feature (50 Laps): 1. 73-Bastien Caron[8]; 2. 14R-Sid Harmer Jr[11]; 3. 28-Burton Ward[3]; 4. X15-Tyler Bushey[5]; 5. 48-Jocelyn Roy[19]; 6. 12S-Dakota Sharp[14]; 7. 72G-Denis Gauvreau[9]; 8. 110-Devon Camenga[2]; 9. 17-Marc Peladeau[21]; 10. 38JR-Justin Chaput[26]; 11. 2Z-Hugh Page[25]; 12. 9-Eric Jean Louis[23]; 13. 32-Jonathan Levesque[12]; 14. (DNF) 115-Jean Philippe Guay[1]; 15. (DNF) 57J-Jason Fetterly[16]; 16. (DNF) 324-Jason Casey[13]; 17. (DNF) 777-Tommy Lizotte[6]; 18. (DNF) 2-Pete Stefanski[7]; 19. (DNF) 57K-Kevin Fetterly Jr[17]; 20. (DNF) 71-Delbert LaGrow Jr[20]; 21. (DNF) 11A-Dave Seguin[10]; 22. (DNF) 1R-Ricky Thompson[22]; 23. (DNF) 54S-Zachary Sorrentino[4]; 24. (DNS) 6-Stephane Lebrun; 25. (DNS) 13-Kevin April; 26. (DNS) 22B-Blayne Nichols; 27. (DNS) 38S-Steve Chaput; 28. (DQ) 9JD-Jonathan Galipeau[27]

 

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The Super DIRTcar Series 2026 Schedule:

Big Gator Championship
Wed. Feb. 11/ DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL (Non-points)
Thurs. Feb. 12/ DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL (Non-points)
Fri. Feb. 13/DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL (Non-points)
Sat. Feb. 14/DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL (Non-points)

2026 Championship Season

Sat. March 28/Delaware Diamond/Georgetown Speedway/Georgetown, DE
Sat. April 11/Thunder on the Thousand Islands/Can-Am Speedway/LaFargeville, NY 
Fri. April 17/ 61st Anniversary Special/Albany-Saratoga Speedway/Malta, NY 
Sun. May 17/Spring Shootout at Cornwall/Cornwall Motor Speedway/Cornwall, ON
Sun. May 24/Heroes Remembered/Weedsport Speedway/ Weedsport, NY 
Mon. May 25/The Natural 77/Thunder Mountain Speedway/Center Lisle, NY 
Tues. June 16/Mr. Dirt Track USA/Lebanon Valley Speedway/West Lebanon, NY 
Tues. June 23/Ron Martin Memorial Summer Nationals/Ransomville Speedway/Ransomville, NY
Thurs. July 2/Stars and Stripes Spectacular/Land of Legends Raceway/Canandaigua, NY
Tues. July 7/Oh Canada 75/Cornwall Motor Speedway/Cornwall, ON
Wed. July 8/ Summer Shootout at Mohawk/Mohawk International Raceway/Akwesasne, NY 
Mon. July 20/King of the North/Autodrome Drummond/Drummondville, QC
Tues. July 21/King of the North/Autodrome Drummond/Drummondville, QC 
Wed. July 22/Thunder in the Adirondacks/Airborne Park Speedway/Plattsburgh, NY
Tues. Aug. 11/Big Block Invasion of Mansfield/Mansfield Speedway/Mansfield, OH
Wed. Aug. 12/Steel Valley 75/Sharon Speedway/Hartford, OH
Sun. Aug. 16/Hall of Fame Special/SummerFAST/Weedsport Speedway/Weedsport, NY
Mon. Aug. 17/SummerFAST/Brewerton Speedway/Central Square, NY
Tues. Aug. 18/SummerFAST/Land of Legends Raceway/Canandaigua, NY
Wed. Aug. 19/SummerFAST/Utica-Rome Speedway/Vernon, NY
Sun. Sept. 6/Cavalcade 100/Weedsport Speedway/Weedsport, NY
Sat. Sept. 12/R.D Hutchinson Memorial/Can-Am Speedway/LaFargeville, NY
Sat. Sept. 26/Malta Massive Weekend/Albany-Saratoga Speedway/Malta, NY
Mon.-Sat., Oct. 5-10/Super DIRT Week 54/Oswego Speedway/Oswego, NY
Fri. Oct. 16/Fall Nationals/Brockville Ontario Speedway/Brockville, ON
Sat. Oct. 31/Mid-Atlantic Championship/Georgetown Speedway/Georgetown, DE
Wed. Nov. 4/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC (Qualifying Night)
Thurs. Nov. 5/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC
Fri. Nov. 6/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC
Sat. Nov. 7/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC

2026 DIRTcar 358 Modified Series Schedule
Saturday, April 18/Lebanon Valley Speedway/West Lebanon, NY- Andy Bachetti
Saturday, April 25/Devil’s Bowl Speedway/West Haven, VT- Mat Williamson
Sunday, June 7/Glen Ridge Motorsports Park/Fultonville, NY
Thursday, June 11/Airborne Park Speedway/Plattsburgh, NY
Tuesday, June 30/Weedsport Speedway/Weedsport, NY
Wednesday, July 1/Can-Am Speedway/LaFargeville, NY
Wednesday, July 15/Utica-Rome Speedway/Vernon, NY
Sunday, Aug. 2/Cornwall Motor Speedway/Long Sault, ON
Tuesday, Aug. 25/Ransomville Speedway/Ransomville, NY
Friday, Sept. 11/Can-Am Speedway/LaFargeville, NY
Friday, Sept. 18/Mohawk International Raceway/Akwesasne, NY
Friday, Sept. 25/Albany-Saratoga Speedway/Malta, NY
Friday, Oct. 9/Oswego Speedway/Oswego, NY
Saturday, Oct. 17/Brockville Ontario Speedway/Brockville, ON

 

2026 World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision Schedule:

Thursday, Jan. 22 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Friday, Jan. 23 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, Jan. 24 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / $20k to win, $81k purse

Thursday, Feb. 12 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Friday, Feb. 13 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, Feb. 14 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, Feb. 20 / Hendry County Motorsports Park / Clewiston, FL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, Feb. 21 / Hendry County Motorsports Park / Clewiston, FL / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, March 13 / Volunteer Speedway / Bulls Gap, TN / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, March 14 / Smoky Mountain Speedway / Maryville, TN / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, March 20 / Magnolia Motor Speedway / Columbus, MS / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, March 21 / Magnolia Motor Speedway / Columbus, MS / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, March 27 / East Alabama Motor Speedway / Phenix City, AL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, March 28 / Senoia Raceway / Senoia, GA / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, April 10 / Farmer City Raceway / Farmer City, IL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, April 11 / Farmer City Raceway / Farmer City, IL / $25k to win, $91k purse

Friday, April 24 / Talladega Short Track / Eastaboga, AL / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, April 25 / Talladega Short Track / Eastaboga, AL / $25k to win, $91k purse

Tuesday, April 28 / Independence Motor Speedway / Independence, IA / $12k to win, $53k purse

Thursday, April 30 / Mississippi Thunder Speedway / Fountain City, WI / $10k to win, $47k purse
Friday, May 1 / Mississippi Thunder Speedway / Fountain City, WI / $10k to win, $47k purse
Saturday, May 2 / Mississippi Thunder Speedway / Fountain City, WI / $40k to win, $134k purse

Wednesday, May 13 / Georgetown Speedway / Georgetown, DE / $20k to win, $81k purse
Thursday, May 14 / Selinsgrove Speedway / Selinsgrove, PA / $20k, $81k purse
Friday, May 15 / Marion Center Raceway / Marion Center, PA / $6k to win x2, $53k purse
Saturday, May 16 / Marion Center Raceway / Marion Center, PA / $30k to win, $103k purse
Sunday, May 17 / Bedford Speedway / Bedford, PA / $20k to win, $81k purse

Thursday, May 28 / Wayne County Speedway / Orrville, OH / $12k to win, $53k purse
Friday, May 29 / Mansfield Speedway / Mansfield, OH / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, May 30 / Mansfield Speedway / Mansfield, OH / $57k to win, $240k purse

Friday, June 12 / West Virginia Motor Speedway / Mineral Wells, WV / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, June 13 / West Virginia Motor Speedway / Mineral Wells, WV / $30k to win, $103k purse

Friday, June 19 / 141 Speedway / Maribel, WI / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, June 20 / 141 Speedway / Maribel, WI / $25k to win, $91k purse

Monday, June 22 / Ogilvie Raceway / Ogilvie, MN / $12k to win, $53k purse

Wednesday, June 24 / I-94 emr Speedway / Fergus Falls, MN / $12k to win, $53k purse

Friday, June 26 / River Cities Speedway / Grand Forks, ND / $15k to win, $66k purse

Sunday, June 28 / Nodak Speedway / Minot, ND / $20k to win, $81k purse

Tuesday, June 30 / Norman County Raceway / Ada, MN / $20k to win, $81k purse

Thursday, July 2 / Deer Creek Speedway / Spring Valley, MN / $10k to win, $47k purse
Friday, July 3 / Deer Creek Speedway / Spring Valley, MN / $10k to win, $47k purse
Saturday, July 4 / Deer Creek Speedway / Spring Valley, MN / $40k to win, $134k purse

Wednesday, July 8 / Stateline Speedway / Busti, NY / $15k to win, $66k purse

Friday, July 10 / Sharon Speedway / Hartford, OH / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, July 11 / Sharon Speedway / Hartford, OH / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, July 24 / Fairbury Speedway / Fairbury, IL / $5,000 to win x4, $57k purse
Saturday, July 25 / Fairbury Speedway / Fairbury, IL / $50k to win, $220k purse

Thursday, July 30 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / $10k to win, $47k purse
Friday, July 31 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / Prelim
Saturday, Aug. 1 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / $100k to win, $223k purse

Friday, Aug. 21 / Maquoketa Speedway / Maquoketa, IA / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, Aug. 22 / Maquoketa Speedway / Maquoketa, IA / $25k to win, $91k purse

Wednesday, Aug. 26 / Southern Iowa Speedway / Oskaloosa, IA / $12k to win, $53k purse

Friday, Aug. 28 / Adams County Speedway / Corning, IA / $20k to win, $81k purse
Saturday, Aug. 29 / Shelby County Speedway / Harlan, IA / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, Sept. 25 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, Sept. 26 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / $20k to win, $81k purse

Friday, Oct. 2 / Boothill Speedway / Greenwood, LA / $10k to win, $47k purse
Saturday, Oct. 3 / Boothill Speedway / Greenwood, LA / $50k to win, $151k purse

Friday, Oct. 23 / Little River Speedway / Modoc, SC / $12k to win, $53k purse
Saturday, Oct. 24 / Little River Speedway / Modoc, SC / $25k to win, $91k purse

Wednesday, Nov. 4 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC / Qualifying
Thursday, Nov. 5 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC / $15k to win, $65k purse
Friday, Nov. 6 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC / $15k to win, $65k purse
Saturday, Nov. 7 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC / $25k to win, $100k purs

 

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