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 THE MONTH AHEAD: September Takes World of Outlaws Back to Georgia, St. Louis

Emily Schwanke

 

CONCORD, NC (August 21, 2025) – The road to World of Outlaws World Finals is nearing its conclusion, and three more stops are on the horizon as the calendar turns to fall.

The World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision will contest four races at three tracks in two states in the month of September, with plenty of big paydays and championship points up for grabs along the way.

Here’s a look at what’s ahead:

Needmore Speedway | Needmore Late Model Showdown (Sept. 12): Six days after the World 100 at Eldora Speedway, the eyes of the dirt Late Model world will shift to Georgia for the first World of Outlaws race at Needmore Speedway in 14 years.

The only previous visit came in 2011 when Clint Smith picked up his 12th and most recent World of Outlaws victory. Tim McCreadie finished fifth as the only current Outlaw in the field that night, but he’s far from the only driver with laps around the track. Seven full-timers were in the field at the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series event at Needmore in January, with Ethan Dotson leading the charge in second.

None of them have more Needmore experience than Georgia’s own Cody Overton, who has a collection of Norman Park wins in the Crate Late Model ranks including a $10,000 score in the 2023 Early Bird 50.

For more event information, click here.

Senoia Raceway | Billy Clanton Classic (Sept. 13): The second half of a “Peach State” doubleheader goes down an hour south of Atlanta at Senoia Raceway for the Billy Clanton Classic.

The track owned by pavement Late Model legend Bubba Pollard and family has hosted The Most Powerful Late Models on the Planet on three previous occasions, with the trophies going to Brandon Sheppard (2017), Chris Madden (2018) and Ashton Winger (2021).

Only three Outlaws will be flying blind into Senoia – Dustin Sorensen, Jake Timm and Tristan Chamberlain – while everyone else has made starts there in either World of Outlaws or regional competition. And like Needmore, Overton is the only one who has found his way to Victory Lane. A Spring Nationals win in March serves as his most recent Senoia triumph and his first in a Super Late Model.

For more event information, click here.

Tri-City Speedway | Summer Cup Clash (Sept. 26-27): Two nights at the Gundaker-owned Tri-City Speedway await in the final Illinois stop of the 2025 season.

The Granite City, IL facility was on the schedule in the first season of the revitalized tour, with Darrell Lanigan taking the checkers in 2004. Eighteen years later, Bobby Pierce won the Series’ return in 2022 followed by Kyle Bronson’s latest World of Outlaws win in 2023.

Other former Tri-City winners include Brian Shirley, Dennis Erb Jr., Ryan Gustin and Tanner English in a Late Model, as well as three-time DIRTcar Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals victor Nick Hoffman.

For tickets and other event information, click here.

If you can’t make it to the track, stream every lap in September and all season long live on DIRTVision.

 

 Arrowhead Doubleheader Brings World of Outlaws Back to Oklahoma

Emily Schwanke

COLCORD, OK (August 19, 2025) – The eight-year wait is over – the World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision is set to invade Oklahoma for the first time since 2017.

The state-of-the-art Arrowhead Speedway in Colcord, OK has hosted several major touring series since its renovation in 2023, but this weekend’s Sooner State Showdown will be the first national Late Model event in track history.

Two nights of World of Outlaws competition are on tap, beginning with a 40-lap, $12,000-to-win, program on Friday, Aug. 22, ahead of the 60-lap, $20,000-to-win, finale on Saturday, Aug. 23. Both nights will be co-sanctioned with the COMP Cams Super Dirt Series, which will also contest their own standalone program on Thursday, Aug. 21.

The local B-Mod division will join the Late Models all weekend long.

Here are the top storylines entering the weekend:

UNCHARTED TERRITORY: Only four Super Late Model races have been held on the current version of Arrowhead, meaning the vast majority of the World of Outlaws roster will be competing the facility for the first time.

The most notable exception is Ethan Dotson, who isn’t just the only one with laps around Arrowhead in a Late Model – he’s a former winner at Colcord. Two years ago, Dotson piloted the Chris Bragg Racing No. 174 to a COMP Cams victory, leading every lap in the process.

Jake Timm is also no stranger to Arrowhead, but all of his laps came behind the wheel of a Modified. In four United States Modified Touring Series starts, Timm finished second three times along with a seventh in 2024.

While Ryan Gustin has never seen the track in its current state, he won a MARS Late Model Championship event in 2013 on the red dirt surface of what was then known as West Siloam Springs Speedway.

NEXT IN LINE: Tanner English’s victory at Highland Speedway last week made him the 14th different driver to win a World of Outlaws race in 2025 and the eighth full-timer in the win column. That leaves six more Outlaws waiting to join the list in the closing months of the season.

Leading that charge is Dennis Erb Jr., whose six podiums are more than anyone on tour without a win to their name this year. Thanks to his trio of top 10s last week, Erb has climbed into the top five in points and sits 14 points clear of Drake Troutman entering his Arrowhead debut.

Cody Overton finished last week’s slate on a high note with a fourth-place run at Maquoketa, his first top five since Norman County Raceway on June 28. The World of Outlaws sophomore finds himself ninth in points with his performance on the rise – after scoring only seven top 10s in the first 25 nights of the season, Overton has amassed five of them in the last seven races.

Dustin Sorensen proved he’s capable of being a serious contender at Highland, as he made multiple bids for the lead before crossing the line third for his second podium of the year. He’ll need to keep the pedal down the rest of the way to claim a spot in the top 10, with 104 points to make up to Dotson in 10th.

Behind them, Jake Timm, Tristan Chamberlain and Brent Larson all have 13 more opportunities this year to pull off the upset and pull into World of Outlaws Victory Lane for the first time.

HISTORY IN THE MAKING: The past two and a half years have been nothing short of a dream for Bobby Pierce, and he has no plans to wake up anytime soon.

The “Smooth Operator” picked up his eighth and ninth World of Outlaws wins of the season at Spoon River and Maquoketa, which means he only needs one more to reach double digits for the third year in a row. Pierce is on pace to make 2025 his best season yet with the Series, as his 5.25 average finish is lower than the 5.32 average that won him the title in 2023 or his 5.76 mean from a year ago.

Across the board, Pierce has won 26 of the 69 Late Model races he has entered in 2025 for a 37% win percentage, right in line with his previous two figures of 36% from 2023 and 37% in 2024. Most dirt racers can only imagine what it’s like to win 30 races in one season at any level, but Pierce is on his way to doing it three years in a row at the pinnacle of the sport.

SCOUTING THE LOCALS: The World of Outlaws won’t be the only ones with points on their mind this weekend, as the race is on for the COMP Cams title among the top Late Model racers in the Mid-South region.

Three-time World of Outlaws champion Billy Moyer is looking to add a COMP Cams championship to his endless list of accomplishments in his first season racing full-time with the Series. The history books suggest Arrowhead could be an opportunity for Moyer to grow his 160-point lead over Morgan Bagley, as he has finishes of second and fourth in his two starts at the track, while Bagley has one top five in four starts.

Trailing those two is BJ Robinson, the lone COMP Cams regular with an Arrowhead victory on his resume from 2024, as well as Timothy Culp, who turned heads at the Dirt Late Model Dream by earning the pole for his preliminary Feature and bringing home a top five to lock into the Saturday main event.

WHEN AND WHERE:
Friday-Saturday, Aug. 22-23, at Arrowhead Speedway in Colcord, OK

CURRENT POINT STANDINGS:
1. Bobby Pierce (4520 points)
2. Nick Hoffman (-96)
3. Ryan Gustin (-194)
4. Tim McCreadie (-312)
5. Dennis Erb Jr. (-346)
6. Drake Troutman (-360)
7. Brian Shirley (-402)
8. Tanner English (-480)
9. Cody Overton (-488)
10. Ethan Dotson (-522)

FEATURE WINNERS (14):
 Bobby Pierce – Oakwood, IL – 9
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 4
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 4
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 4
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 2
Devin Moran – Dresden, OH – 1
Jonathan Davenport – Blairsville, GA – 1
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 1
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 1
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 1
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 1
Mike Marlar – Winfield, TN – 1
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 1
 Tanner English – Benton, KY – 1

HEAT RACE WINNERS (35):
 Bobby Pierce – Oakwood, IL – 23
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 12
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 12
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 10
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 8
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 6
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 5
 Dustin Sorensen – Rochester, MN – 5
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 5
Devin Moran – Dresden, OH – 4
 Jimmy Owens – Newport, TN – 4
Tyler Bruening – Decorah, IA – 4
Jonathan Davenport – Blairsville, GA – 4
Ricky Thornton Jr. – Chandler, AZ – 4
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 3
 Cody Overton – Thomson, GA – 3
 Ashton Winger – Hampton, GA – 3
 Jake Timm – Winona, MN – 3
Chris Madden – Gray Court, SC – 3
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 3
 Brandon Overton – Evans, GA – 2
Jason Feger – Bloomington, IL – 2
Mike Marlar – Winfield, TN – 2
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 2
Cade Dillard – Robeline, LA – 2
Hudson O’Neal – Martinsville, IN – 1
Garrett Smith – Madison, GA – 1
Zack Mitchell – Enoree, SC – 1
Cory Hedgecock – Loudon, TN – 1
Aaron Marrant – Richmond, MO – 1
Mike Harrison – Highland, IL – 1
Chris Simpson – Oxford, IA – 1
Jared Miley – Pittsburgh, PA – 1
Shannon Babb – Moweaqua, IL – 1
 Tanner English – Benton, KY – 1

LANDA PRESSURE WASHERS LAST CHANCE SHOWDOWN WINNERS (36):
Tyler Bruening – Decorah, IA – 5
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 4
 Dustin Sorensen – Rochester, MN – 3
 Max Blair – Centerville, PA – 3
 Ashton Winger – Hampton, GA – 3
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 3
Michael Leach – Sun River, MT – 2
 Brandon Overton – Evans, GA – 2
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 2
Shannon Babb – Moweaqua, IL – 2
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 2
 Jake Timm – Winona, MN – 2
Ricky Thornton Jr. – Chandler, AZ – 2
Mike Marlar – Winfield, TN – 2
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 2
 Cody Overton – Thomson, GA – 1
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 1
 Kyle Bronson – Brandon, FL – 1
Jackson Hise – Ocala, FL – 1
Trey Mills – St. Augustine, FL – 1
 Austin Smith – Cedartown, GA – 1
Mckay Wenger – Fairbury, IL – 1
Cade Dillard – Robeline, LA – 1
Gregg Satterlee – Indiana, PA – 1
Brenden Smith – Dade City, FL – 1
Kayden Clatt – Edina, MO – 1
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 1
Boom Briggs – Bear Lake, PA – 1
Derrick Stewart – Ainsworth, IA – 1
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 1
Jared Miley – Pittsburgh, PA – 1
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 1
Devin Moran – Dresden, OH – 1
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 1
 Brent Larson – Lake Elmo, MN – 1
 Dillon McCowan – Urbana, MO – 1

PODIUM FINISHERS (29):
 Bobby Pierce – Oakwood, IL – 18
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 11
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 9
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 7
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 6
Jonathan Davenport – Blairsville, GA – 5
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 5
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 5
 Ashton Winger – Hampton, GA – 3
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 2
Devin Moran – Dresden, OH – 2
Ricky Thornton Jr. – Chandler, AZ – 2
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 2
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 2
Mike Marlar – Winfield, TN – 2
 Dustin Sorensen – Rochester, MN – 2
 Cody Overton – Thomson, GA – 1
 Max Blair – Centerville, PA – 1
Zack Mitchell – Enoree, SC – 1
 Jimmy Owens – Newport, TN – 1
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 1
 Brandon Overton – Evans, GA – 1
Mike Harrison – Highland, IL – 1
Tyler Bruening – Decorah, IA – 1
Hudson O’Neal – Martinsville, IN – 1
Chris Madden – Gray Court, SC – 1
 Tanner English – Benton, KY – 1
Shannon Babb – Moweaqua, IL – 1
Jason Feger – Bloomington, IL – 1

FOX FACTORY HARD CHARGERS (19):
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 3
 Ashton Winger – Hampton, GA – 3
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 3
 Cody Overton – Thomson, GA – 3
 Dustin Sorensen – Rochester, MN – 2
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 2
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 2
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 2
 Jake Timm – Winona, MN – 2
Hudson O’Neal – Martinsville, IN – 1
Jonathan Davenport – Blairsville, GA – 1
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 1
 Max Blair – Centerville, PA – 1
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 1
 Brent Larson – Lake Elmo, MN – 1
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 1
Mike Marlar – Winfield, TN – 1
 Tristan Chamberlain – Richmond, IN – 1
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 1

SIMPSON RACING PRODUCTS QUICK TIMES (15):
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 6
 Bobby Pierce – Oakwood, IL – 5
Tyler Bruening – Decorah, IA – 4
Ricky Thornton Jr. – Chandler, AZ – 3
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 3
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 2
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 1
Chris Madden – Gray Court, SC – 1
 Tanner English – Benton, KY – 1
Tyler Millwood – Kingston, GA – 1
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 1
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 1
Cade Dillard – Robeline, LA – 1
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 1
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 1

BILSTEIN POLE AWARDS (19):
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 5
 Bobby Pierce – Oakwood, IL – 3
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 3
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 3
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 2
Cade Dillard – Robeline, LA – 2
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 2
 Jimmy Owens – Newport, TN – 1
Jason Feger – Bloomington, IL – 1
 Cody Overton – Thomson, GA – 1
Cory Hedgecock – Loudon, TN – 1
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 1
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 1
 Ashton Winger – Hampton, GA – 1
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 1
Mike Harrison – Highland, IL – 1
Tyler Bruening – Marshalltown, IA – 1
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 1
 Dustin Sorensen – Rochester, MN – 1

FEATURE LAP LEADERS (24):
 Bobby Pierce – Oakwood, IL – 416
 Ryan Gustin – Marshalltown, IA – 211
 Nick Hoffman – Mooresville, NC – 141
 Brian Shirley – Chatham, IL – 100
 Tim McCreadie – Watertown, NY – 96
 Drake Troutman – Hyndman, PA – 95
 Ethan Dotson – Bakersfield, CA – 76
Garrett Alberson – Las Cruces, NM – 55
Tyler Erb – New Waverly, TX – 50
 Jimmy Owens – Newport, TN – 41
 Tanner English – Benton, KY – 40
Devin Moran – Dresden, OH – 30
 Brandon Sheppard – New Berlin, IL – 29
 Ashton Winger – Hampton, GA – 27
Hudson O’Neal – Martinsville, IN – 22
Mike Harrison – Highland, IL – 21
Ricky Thornton Jr. – Chandler, AZ – 18
 Brandon Overton – Evans, GA – 15
Cory Hedgecock – Loudon, TN – 13
Chris Madden – Gray Court, SC – 12
Jonathan Davenport – Blairsville, GA – 11
Dennis Erb Jr. – Carpentersville, IL – 9
Mike Marlar – Winfield, TN – 8
Tyler Bruening – Decorah, IA – 2

2025 WORLD OF OUTLAWS REAL AMERICAN BEER LATE MODEL SERIES PRESENTED BY DIRTVISION SCHEDULE & WINNERS
Friday, Jan. 24 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Ryan Gustin (1)
Saturday, Jan. 25 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Garrett Alberson (1)
Thursday, Feb. 13 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Garrett Alberson (2)
Friday, Feb. 14 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Devin Moran (1)
Saturday, Feb. 15 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Jonathan Davenport (1)
Friday, Mar. 14 / Smoky Mountain Speedway / Maryville, TN / Bobby Pierce (1)
Friday, Mar. 21 / Swainsboro Raceway / Swainsboro, GA / Bobby Pierce (2)
Saturday, Mar. 22 / Swainsboro Raceway / Swainsboro, GA / Ryan Gustin (2)
Thursday, Apr. 10 / Farmer City Raceway / Farmer City, IL (Practice)
Friday, Apr. 11 / Farmer City Raceway / Farmer City, IL / Ethan Dotson (1)
Saturday, Apr. 12 / Farmer City Raceway / Farmer City, IL / Brandon Sheppard (1)
Saturday, Apr. 26 / Talladega Short Track / Eastaboga, AL / Bobby Pierce (3)
Friday, May 2 / Mississippi Thunder Speedway / Fountain City, WI / Tyler Erb (1)
Saturday, May 3 / Mississippi Thunder Speedway / Fountain City, WI / Nick Hoffman (1)
Thursday, May 15 / Raceway 7 / Conneaut, OH / Tim McCreadie (1)
Saturday, May 17 / Marion Center Raceway / Marion Center, PA / Bobby Pierce (4)
Sunday, May 18 / Bedford Speedway / Bedford, PA / Tim McCreadie (2)
Friday, June 20 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / Bobby Pierce (5)
Saturday, June 21 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / Drake Troutman (1)
Friday, June 27 / River Cities Speedway / Grand Forks, ND / Nick Hoffman (2)
Saturday, June 28 / Norman County Raceway / Ada, MN / Nick Hoffman (3)
Sunday, June 29 / Nodak Speedway / Minot, ND / Tim McCreadie (3)
Thursday, July 3 / Deer Creek Speedway / Spring Valley, MN / Bobby Pierce (6)
Friday, July 4 / Deer Creek Speedway / Spring Valley, MN / Nick Hoffman (4)
Friday, July 11 / Sharon Speedway / Hartford, OH / Bobby Pierce (7)
Saturday, July 12 / Sharon Speedway / Hartford, OH / Mike Marlar (1)
Saturday, July 26 / Fairbury Speedway / Fairbury, IL / Brian Shirley (1)
Monday, July 28 / Wilmot Raceway / Wilmot, WI / Ryan Gustin (3)
Thursday, July 31 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / Tim McCreadie (4)
Saturday, Aug. 2 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / Ryan Gustin (4)
Wednesday, Aug. 13 / Highland Speedway / Highland, IL / Tanner English (1)
Thursday, Aug. 14 / Spoon River Speedway / Lewistown, IL / Bobby Pierce (8)
Saturday, Aug. 16 / Maquoketa Speedway / Maquoketa, IA / Bobby Pierce (9)
Friday, Aug. 22 / Arrowhead Speedway / Colcord, OK
Saturday, Aug. 23 / Arrowhead Speedway / Colcord, OK
Friday, Sept. 12 / Needmore Speedway / Norman Park, GA
Saturday, Sept. 13 / Senoia Raceway / Senoia, GA
Friday, Sept. 26 / Tri-City Speedway / Granite City, IL
Saturday, Sept. 27 / Tri-City Speedway / Granite City, IL
Friday, Oct. 3 / Humboldt Speedway / Humboldt, KS
Saturday, Oct. 4 / 81 Speedway / Wichita, KS
Friday, Oct. 10 / Boothill Speedway / Greenwood, LA
Saturday, Oct. 11 / Boothill Speedway / Greenwood, LA
Wednesday, Nov. 5 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC
Thursday, Nov. 6 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC
Friday, Nov. 7 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC
Saturday, Nov. 8 / The Dirt Track at Charlotte / Concord, NC

 

Super DIRTCAR series

  

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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.

SummerFAST at Land of Legends Canceled, Mat Williamson Crowned Event Champion

CANANDAIGUA, NY (August 21, 2025) – The 2025 edition of SummerFAST has come to a close, as officials could not find a viable date to reschedule the Land of Legends Raceway event, crowning Mat Williamson as this year’s SummerFAST champion.

With the cancellation of the Land of Legends SummerFAST event, general admission tickets and pit wrist bands will be valid for any remaining 2025 event at Land of Legends Raceway, including the Gerald Haers Memorial on Saturday, Sept. 13, and the Full Fender Frenzy with the DIRTcar Pro Stock Series on Saturday, Sept. 27.

If you purchased tickets in advance on the Super DIRTcar Series website, you will receive a face-value credit to your MyDirtTix.com account – good for two years. If a credit to your account does not work for you, you have until Sept. 21 to request a refund.

Williamson, the defending Series champion of St. Catharines, ON, is now a first-time SummerFAST champion and is the third straight different driver to win the mini-series title.

The Super DIRTcar Series returns to action on Thursday, Aug. 28, for Mr. DIRT Track USA at Lebanon Valley Speedway in West Lebanon, NY. A $15,500 prize is on the line along with a guaranteed starting spot at Super DIRT Week 53.

If you can’t make it to the track, you can watch all of the Super DIRTcar Series action on DIRTVision, either online or with the DIRTVision app. 

  

Heavy Overnight Rain Cancels SummerFAST Finale at Fulton

FULTON, NY (August 20, 2025) – With heavy overnight rain at Fulton Speedway, and weather models predicting more rain throughout the day, including local downpours, Super DIRTcar Series, DIRTcar Northeast, and track officials have canceled Wednesday’s SummerFAST finale.

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

If you purchased tickets in advance, you will receive a face-value credit to your MyDirtTix.com account – good for two years. If a credit to your account does not work for you, you have until Sept. 20 to request a refund.

The Super DIRTcar Series continues its high-octane show on Thursday, Aug. 28, at Lebanon Valley Speedway for Mr. DIRT Track USA. The event will pay $15,500-to-win and offer a guaranteed starting spot in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 during Super DIRT Week 53 at Oswego Speedway.

Mat Williamson, Alex Yankowski, and Matt Sheppard lead the Super DIRTcar Series stars into the “Valley of Speed,” as they try to fend off challenges from home track regulars like Andy Bachetti, Brett Haas, and Marc Johnson.

The DIRTcar Sportsman Championship Series will return to action on Friday, Sept. 5 at Can-Am Speedway as part of the R.D. Hutchinson Memorial with the Super DIRTcar Series.

If you can’t make it to the track, you can watch all of the Super DIRTcar Series action on DIRTVision, either online or with the DIRTVision app.

  

HOME TRACK COMEBACK: Mat Williamson Drives Backup Car to Ron Martin Summer Nationals Win at Ransomville

The St. Catharines, ON driver extended his points lead to 60 points over Matt Sheppard

 

RANSOMVILLE, NY (August 12, 2025) —  After a disastrous start to the night, Mat Williamson still found his way to Victory Lane Tuesday at Ransomville Speedway.

 

Forced to go to a backup car after a wreck in Hot Laps, the St. Catharines, ON driver never missed a beat, leading all 75 laps to win the Ron Martin Summer Nationals—his second Super DIRTcar Series win of 2025.

 

“Hats off to my team,” Williamson said. “They deserve all the credit. When the throttle stuck in Hot Laps, we were in the first group of Time Trials. It was a big scramble to get that car turned around from last night in the seven or eight minutes we had. “

 

Williamson, the SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, led the field to the green in the 75-lap Feature, outdueling Gary Lindberg, his brother-in-law, through Turns 1 and 2.

 

Using the outside lane to his advantage, “Money Mat” pulled away from Lindberg and opened a full-straightaway advantage throughout the race’s first 10 laps. However, that changed once Williamson reached the back of the field on Lap 18, allowing Lindberg to lessen the gap.

 

Lindberg had his best chance on Lap 23, when Williamson straggled to get by Dalton Slack and Ryan Susice, lap cars, who were racing for position in front of him. However, that’s when the race’s only caution came out for Alex Yankowski, who slowed in Turns 3 and 4. Yankowski’s issues came one lap after Alex Payne pulled into the pits, with smoke showing from his No. 70A.

 

When the race resumed, Williamson used the outside lane to drive away from Lindberg, setting a torrid pace in front of the field. That restart was as close as Lindberg got for the rest of the Feature, as Williamson cruised to the victory, lapping up to ninth place.

 

The $7,500 triumph is Williamson’s 33rd career Series win, and second consecutive Ron Martin Summer Nationals victory.

 

“I knew my car was maneuverable,” Williamson said. “And I was judging how good I was in lap traffic. The lap cars were good to judge off whether the top was better or the bottom was better.”

 

With the win, Williamson extended his points lead to 60 points over 10-time Series champion Matt Sheppard, who finished third.

 

Lindberg settled for second, holding off a late charge from Sheppard. It’s the Ridgeway, ON driver’s best career Super DIRTcar Series finish after putting a Big Block engine in his No. 37S on Monday night.

 

“I didn’t really know where to be, so I was following Mat,” Lindberg said. “He’s smart and knows where to go. I said if I could just hang with him, I’d be happy about second. We got caught in lap traffic there and reeled him in a little bit, but then we had that restart and he checked out.

 

“We didn’t run a mud plug in the right rear to keep it cool, but there were big chunks coming out of four, and I picked up a couple running the top. It’d vibrate for a couple of laps and then it must’ve broken up and fallen out. I was really hanging on the last 15 laps.”

 

Sheppard’s third-place finish was his sixth consecutive Super DIRTcar Series podium. The Waterloo, NY, driver moved up six positions from ninth using the inside of the track in the first 20 laps.

 

“We were able to make most of our moves on the bottom,” Sheppard said. “I was able to use that to get up through there before the bottom burnt off. The track was really racy tonight. The best I’ve really seen it in a long time. It was fun being to race up through the field, and that’s what Big Block racing should be.

 

“I felt like I got rolling pretty good before that yellow. But there was a traffic jam, and that caution definitely played in my favor. Guys were struggling to hold the bottom then and my car was really good on the bottom. Passing a bunch of them real quick definitely makes the night a lot easier.”

 

Darren Smith finished fourth, earning his first top-five finish of 2025, and Peter Britten finished fifth.

 

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series kicks off four nights of action with the fourth annual SummerFAST on Aug. 17-20. The event kicks off at Weedsport Speedway on Sunday, Aug. 17, for a 75-lap, $7,500-to-win Feature.

 

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If you can’t make it to a Super DIRTcar Series event, watch all the action live on DIRTVision, either online or with the DIRTVision app.

 

Ron Martin Summer Nationals (75 Laps): 1. 88-Mat Williamson[1]; 2. 37S-Gary Lindberg[2]; 3. 9S-Matt Sheppard[9]; 4. 12-Darren Smith[8]; 5. 21A-Peter Britten[3]; 6. 35-Mike Mahaney[10]; 7. 25-Erick Rudolph[14]; 8. 91-Felix Roy[7]; 9. 4-Anthony Perrego[17]; 10. 6-Matt Stangle[4]; 11. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[6]; 12. 83X-Tim Sears Jr[11]; 13. 3-Chad Brachmann[15]; 14. 2-Jack Lehner[16]; 15. 3RS-Dalton Slack[19]; 16. 5H-Amy Holland[20]; 17. 38-Ryan Susice[21]; 18. 1-Andrew Smith[12]; 19. 11S-Steve Lewis Jr[23]; 20. 26-Kyle Richner[25]; 21. 18R-Brad Rouse[24]; 22. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[13]; 23. 35M-Nelson Mason[22]; 24. 55C-Jesse Cotriss[26]; 25. 70A-Alex Payne[5]; 26. 22-Noah Walker[18]

 

THE ANT-MAN BREAKS THROUGH: Anthony Perrego Wins Super DIRTcar Series Return to Sharon, Earns Guaranteed Starting Spot at Super DIRT Week

Mat Williamson finishes seventh, increases points lead to 32 over Alex Yankowski

HARTFORD, OH (August 12, 2025) — Anthony Perrego has struggled throughout 2025. But on Monday night at Sharon Speedway, he finally had momentum go his way.

 

The Montgomery, NY driver led every lap to win the Steel Valley 75, earning his first Super DIRTcar Series win of the season and a guaranteed starting spot in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 at Super DIRT Week 53.

 

His win was also his first points-paying top five of the year, a finish Perrego said his team desperately needed.

 

“Anything that’s gone wrong has gone wrong,” Perrego said. “Hopefully, this will turn our year around. Obviously, we needed that big. We’ve had a few hit or miss good runs, but this week we changed a lot of crap to come here.

 

“This place is kind of just like [Orange County]. It’s flat. It’s slippery. I felt right at home.”

 

Perrego, the SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, led the field to the green in the Series’ triumphant return to the Ohio oval, driving past outside pole-sitter Mike Mahaney to lead the race’s opening lap.

 

While the “Ant-Man” led out front, it wasn’t long before 10-time Series champion Matt Sheppard started moving forward from fifth. After getting by Garrett Krummert for fourth, the Waterloo, NY driver rolled the bottom of the racetrack to get by Mahaney and Will Thomas to move into second.

 

That’s when Sheppard started chasing Perrego down, just as the No. 4 reached Lap traffic on Lap 20. While trying to pass Justin Stone, a lap car, on Lap 21, Perrego went to the outside lane in Turns 1 and 2, opening the door for Sheppard on the inside. As they exited Turn 2, Sheppard nosed ahead of Perrego, but Perrgo’s momentum down the backstretch was too strong as he held onto the lead entering Turn 3.

 

After seeing Sheppard’s nose, Perrego pulled away from Sheppard and cruised for the next 40 laps. Just before the race was over, though, Sheppard found himself on Perrego’s back bumper, in position to strike if Perrego made a mistake.

However, that’s as close as Sheppard got, as Perrego held on for the $10,000 victory and sixth career Super DIRTcar Series triumph.

 

While battling in lap traffic, Perrego said getting the separation from Sheppard after Lap 21 played a role in the outcome.

 

“In the first few laps, I thought it was Will Thomas, but it was obviously Matt,” Perrego said. “I seen him peek under me there when we got to lap cars. Then, the track was still kind of racy. I kind of got behind the lap cars and slowed my pace up so much that I just kept pushing across the track.

 

“Fortunately, I moved up. Got by a couple, and that obviously gave us a pretty good lead because he didn’t get by us.”

 

Sheppard settled for second, earning his fifth straight Super DIRTcar Series podium finish. “Super Matt,” said he thought he had a shot at Perrego in traffic, but ultimately couldn’t get the momentum he needed.

 

“I was able to hook that bottom real good early, and got to second,” Sheppard said. “I wasn’t really gaining any ground on Anthony, and we got into lap traffic and got racing there. It kind of felt like the bottom was trying to latch a bit, and I was hoping I could sneak by him. I got up next to him in (Turns) 1 and 2 and just couldn’t pull the pass off. Then, we just kind of tucked in line and rode it out.”

 

Dalton Slack finished third, grabbing his second Super DIRTcar Series podium of 2025. The Welland, ON driver said he was content with his finish after starting 11th.

“We passed a bunch of cars in the first five laps,” Slack said. “I kind of got going good in the middle, like in the Lou Blaney [Memorial], and I was like, alright. I saw those two on the bottom, and I was like, well, if I can get my chance, I’ll try to roll them.

 

“But they’re more experienced than I am, and they knew it was going to rubber quicker than I did. I screwed around in the middle a little too long.”

 

Alex Payne finished fourth, and Mahaney rounded out the top five.

 

Current Series points leader Mat Williamson finished seventh, extending his points lead to 32 points over Alex Yankowski, who finished 15th.

 

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series heads to Ransomville Speedway in Ransomville, NY, on Tuesday, Aug. 12, for the Ron Martin Summer Nationals along with the DIRTcar Sportsman Series.

 

If you can’t make it to a Super DIRTcar Series event, watch all the action live on DIRTVision, either online or with the DIRTVision app.

 

Steel Valley 75 (75 Laps): 1. 4-Anthony Perrego[1]; 2. 9S-Matt Sheppard[5]; 3. 3RS-Dalton Slack[11]; 4. 70A-Alex Payne[9]; 5. 35-Mike Mahaney[2]; 6. 25-Erick Rudolph[13]; 7. 88-Mat Williamson[8]; 8. 2-Jack Lehner[6]; 9. 29-Garrett Krummert[4]; 10. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[12]; 11. 27-Tanner Van Doren[17]; 12. 83X-Tim Sears Jr[10]; 13. 91-Felix Roy[18]; 14. 12-Darren Smith[15]; 15. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[14]; 16. 21A-Peter Britten[23]; 17. 5H-Amy Holland[21]; 18. 15X-Justin Stone[25]; 19. 5C-Ayden Cipriano[16]; 20. 14S-Justin Shea[20]; 21. 37MD-Jeremiah Shingledecker[22]; 22. 9-Will Thomas[3]; 23. 6S-Brian Swartzlander[24]; 24. (DNF) 165-Rex King Jr[7]; 25. (DNF) 6-Matt Stangle[19]; 26. (DNS) 17-Marcus Dinkins

 

 

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BUCKET LIST CHECKED: Veteran DIRTcar Pro Stock Driver Rich Crane Claims Brewerton SummerFAST Checkered Flag

By Joe Grabianowski

CENTRAL SQUARE, NY (August 18, 2025) – Rich Crane, from Canaan, CT, triumphed in DIRTCar Pro Stock Series action at Brewerton Speedway. It was a tight battle for the top positions as Ashley Falls, MA driver, Jason Casey drove up from fourth-place to capture the second step on the podium while pole-sitter Deven Camenga was forced to settle for third. 

 
The DIRTcar Pro Stock Series tour stop at Brewerton Speedway during the annual SummerFAST speed week has been circled on the calendar for many of the region’s top drivers, but Rich Crane had the “D-Shaped Demon” on his bucket list. 
 
“What a win,” said Crane. “This is awesome. We really wanted to come here. It’s the first time I’ve ever seen this facility. This place is great, and the track is so unique. It’s a bucket list track, and to get to run on it with Pro Stocks is awesome. It was a treat.”

 
After firing from third-place, Rich Crane kept the battling leaders in his sights. The veteran DIRTcar Pro Stock pilot began to press the leader Camenga mid-race before making his decisive move for the win. Not only did Crane battle his rivals, but he also battled a tricky race track.
 
“Turns Three and Four are like a lot of other tracks, but Turn One and Two aren’t like anything else,” noted Crane. “It makes it fun and challenging once you get the hang of it. One and Two come up, and it’s really sharp. If you miss the corner entry and you get up in the slick stuff, it’s hard to get back down there. If you try to slow down too much, the yuke tire comes up fast, and I clipped it a few times.” 
 
Runner-up Jason Casey battled hard for his SummerFAST second-place finish. Despite his success, this was also Casey's first time at Brewerton Speedway. 
 
“It’s a great race track, and it’s our first time here,” noted Casey. “What an unbelievable place to drive. It was technical. You had to watch for guys checking up because everyone wanted the bottom. You really had to fight for it.”
 
Despite getting big runs on the leader, Casey came up short in his quest for the race win. 
 
Devon Camenga, from Troy, NY, drew the lucky #1 pill in the Feature redraw and did everything in his power to hold on to the top spot before fading. 
 
“You never want to go backwards when you start on the front row,” said Camenga. “But these guys are great at short track racing. They understand how the track changes and what they need to do. We were just a little off. We got a little bit better at the end. I am sure I was just driving a little smarter. A few mistakes with a lapped car cost me the lead. But we’ll take a third place and build on it.”
 
Marc Lalonde, from Plantagenet, ON, and Luke Horning, out of Gloversville, NY, rounded out the Top Five. 
 
The wait is short for the next round of DIRTcar Pro Stock Series action. This weekend, the Series takes on a double header, August 23-24, at Lebanon Valley Speedway and Glen Ridge Motorsports Park. 

DIRTcar Prostock Feature (30 Laps): 1. 711-Rich Crane[3]; 2. 324-Jason Casey[6]; 3. 110-Devon Camenga[1]; 4. 8-Marc Lalonde[4]; 5. 2H-Luke Horning[11]; 6. 777-Tommy Lizotte[7]; 7. 48-Jocelyn Roy[15]; 8. 54S-Zachary Sorrentino[10]; 9. 12S-Dakota Sharp[13]; 10. 6C-Brian Carter[12]; 11. 09J-Shawn Perez Jr[2]; 12. 58-Roxanne Roy[17]; 13. 177-Chris Stalker[5]; 14. 28D-Phillip Defiglio[14]; 15. 2-Pete Stefanski[8]; 16. 2Z-Hugh Page[16]; 17. (DNF) 57-Chuck McSpirit[19]; 18. (DNF) 15X-Tyler Bushey[9]; 19. (DNF) 9-Eric Jean Louis[18]

TIMMER TIME: Tim Sears Jr. Wins SummerFAST Stop at Brewerton, Earns First Career Super DIRtcar Series Triumph


Mat Williamson finishes second and extends points lead to 88 over Alex Yankowski

CENTRAL SQUARE, NY (August 18, 2025) – In third grade, Tim Sears Jr. said he dreamed of winning a Super DIRTcar Series Feature. And after years of trying, that dream became a reality Monday night during SummerFAST at Brewerton Speedway.

The Hastings, NY driver charged from eighth to take the lead on Lap 49 and never looked back to score his first Series triumph just minutes away from his hometown.

“Wow, this is awesome,” Sears said. “In front of the home crowd, too? How much better can you get? 

“I knew the track was going to slow down a lot, and I just wanted to make sure I didn’t use my tire up on the cushion. The cushion was very tempting at the beginning, and I just wanted to save my stuff up there for the end.”

Peter Britten, the SRI Performance and Stock Car Steel Pole Award winner, picked up where he left off on Sunday by taking the early lead. The Brisbane, QLD driver quickly pulled away from Chris Hile, gaining separation from the field throughout the first 10 laps. 

Behind him, drivers were moving forward, including Jimmy Phelps, who passed Alex Yankowski for third on Lap 8, and Hile for second on Lap 16. The Baldwinsville, NY driver continued gaining momentum on the bottom of the track, inching toward the “Batman” and a chance to take the lead.

After the race’s first caution for Larry Wight on Lap 18, Britten continued his lead on the outside. But this time, Phelps stayed with the No. 21A as they raced off Turn 2. But as those two drivers started their battle for the lead, Sears began moving forward, jumping up three spots on the restart to take over fourth on Lap 23.

Back at the front, Phelps finally got the momentum he needed to pull even with Britten as they completed Lap 32. That was the first lap the “Baldwinsville Bandit” led, as the two drivers traded the lead over the next five laps while in lap traffic. Phelps tried to pull away from Britten on multiple occasions, but Britten used Erick Rudolph, a lap car, as a pick to drive back in front of the No. 98H.

Phelps was forced to go to the outside to get around Rudolph, opening the door on the inside line for Sears, who stormed past Phelps as they raced down the backstretch on Lap 44. 

Once Sears got to second, Britten started protecting the top, trying to keep the No. 83X behind him. However, it allowed Yankowski, who passed Phelps for third, to drive through the middle of the track in Turns 3 and 4, making it three-wide as they completed Lap 45.

But just as Sears tried to pass Britten again in Turn 1, Ryan Behrent slowed in front of Britten, bringing out the race’s final caution.

When the race resumed, Britten stayed on the bottom through Turns 1 and 2, allowing “Timmer” to roll the top. That was all Sears needed to drive by Britten in Turns 3 and 4 and take the lead on Lap 49.

From there, Sears stayed out front and held off a late charge from Mat Williamson to earn the $7,500 victory, becoming the 196th winner in Super DIRTcar Series history.

Sears said he took a lesson from last Friday’s Feature at Brewerton that helped him reach Victory Lane on Monday.

“We finished third, but we got beat by Chad (Phelps) when he rolled us right on the bottom and the track slowed down at the end,” Sears said. “I was one of the guys on the top trying to knock the wall down, and I learned my lesson there. We just made the car too tight. 

“We came back with a little different game plan tonight. Didn’t tighten it up or over-adjust it for the racetrack and let it come to you.”

Williamson crossed the line second, earning his third straight Super DIRTcar Series podium and second consecutive runner-up finish. The St. Catharines, ON driver extended his points lead to 88 points over Alex Yankowski, who finished sixth.

“Money Mat” said he had a lot of fun racing on Brewerton’s surface, and that the best driver won the Feature.

“That was a really good race to be a part of,” Williamson said. “Obviously, we would’ve liked to have been one better tonight. But the best driver and car won tonight, he deserves all the credit for sure.

“I made some mistakes, probably with 15 to go. I probably should’ve just stuck to the bottom. But I knew I wasn’t going to pass him on the bottom. So, I tried to build some momentum on the top, tried to get the middle going. I just did a lot of things where I probably should’ve been more patient.”

Phelps crossed the line third, earning his best Super DIRTcar Series finish of 2025.  

“It was great to be in the mix,” Phelps said. “We’re starting to creep our way back to the front, but we really haven’t been in contention. And I felt like tonight, we were. I thought we might’ve got a little too free there about midway and it was creating a situation where I was living or dying by the bottom. 

“Hats off to Timmer. He had the best car, and he’s had the best car here all year long. It’s well deserved and this one’s been long overdue.”

Amy Holland crossed the line fourth, earning her best career Super DIRTcar Series finish after starting 27th with a track provisional.

Anthony Perrego rounded out the top five.

After two nights of the 2025 edition of SummerFAST, Mat Williamson leads the event points standings by eight points over Peter Britten. 

Here are the top five in the SummerFAST Points Standings:
  1. Mat Williamson              300
  2. Peter Britten                    -8
  3. Tim Sears Jr.                   -9
  4. Alex Yankowski               -9
  5. Jimmy Phelps                 -12

Click Here For Full SummerFAST Points.

UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series returns to action for night three of SummerFAST with a stop at Land of Legends Raceway in Canandaigua, NY, on Tuesday, Aug. 19.

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE NOW

If you can’t make it to the track, you can watch all of the Super DIRTcar Series action on DIRTVision, either online or with the DIRTVision app.

SummerFAST At Brewerton (75 Laps): 1. 83X-Tim Sears Jr[8]; 2. 88-Mat Williamson[12]; 3. 98H-Jimmy Phelps[4]; 4. 5-Amy Holland[27]; 5. 4-Anthony Perrego[11]; 6. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[3]; 7. 70A-Alex Payne[7]; 8. 2-Jack Lehner[5]; 9. 21A-Peter Britten[1]; 10. 35-Mike Mahaney[9]; 11. 5H-Chris Hile[2]; 12. 91-Felix Roy[17]; 13. 44-Chris Hulsizer[6]; 14. 4M-Logan Watt[23]; 15. 27J-Danny Johnson[22]; 16. 19-Tim Fuller[15]; 17. 12-Darren Smith[24]; 18. JS98-Rocky Warner[16]; 19. 25-Erick Rudolph[25]; 20. 9S-Matt Sheppard[20]; 21. 30-Nicholas Root[10]; 22. 9X-Tyler Trump[18]; 23. (DNF) 3B-Ryan Behrent[13]; 24. (DNF) 6-Matt Stangle[26]; 25. (DNF) 99L-Larry Wight[21]; 26. (DNF) 15-Todd Root[28]; 27. (DNF) 32R-Ronnie Davis III[14]; 28. (DNS) 5D-Kyle Devendorf 

 

 

DIRTcar Sportsman Championship Series Heads to SummerFAST at Fulton

Joe Grabianowski

FULTON, NY (August 19, 2025) – For the second straight season, the DIRTcar Sportsman Championship Series will be part of the SummerFAST finale along with the Super DIRTcar Series.

The top Sportsman drivers will battle at Fulton Speedway on Wednesday, Aug. 20, in a 30-lap battle paying $1,500-to-win.

Wednesday’s Feature serves as round three of the 2025 Sportsman Championship season.

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE NOW

If you can’t make it to the track, you can watch all the action on DIRTVision, either online or with the DIRTVision app.

For more on the DIRTcar Northeast, follow the DIRTcar Northeast  Facebook page and the Series’ X/(Twitter) page.

Here’s a look at What to Watch for at Fulton:

Emmett’s House: In 2025, no one has been better than Emmett Waldron at Fulton Speedway. Not only has the Savannah, NY driver scored a DIRTcar Sportsman Regional Series victory at the 3/8-mile track this season, he’s also added three more trips to victory lane.

In DIRTcar Sportsman Championship season competition, Waldron has a top 10 at Ransomville and currently sits fifth in points.

Gavin’s Return: With a win at Glen Ridge Motorsports Park and a top five at Ransomville, Gavin Eisele leads the DIRTcar Sportsman Series standings entering Wednesday’s race at Fulton.

The LaFargeville, NY driver is the defending winner of the event, outdueling 2024 Series champion Cody McPherson for the SummerFAST victory last season.

Eisele is searching for his fifth career DIRTcar Sportsman Series win, and second at Fulton. He finished sixth during the Central Region stop in July.

Keeping Pace at the Top: With Eisele holding a 19-point lead in the standings, there are three drivers within 22 points of the No. 18 car.

Tristan Ladouceur is off to a strong start to his first DIRTcar Sportsman Series title chase, earning top fives at both Glen Ridge and Ransomville. However, it’ll be the Alexandria, ON driver’s first stop at Fulton on Wednesday. 

Tyler Corcoran is tied for second in the standings with Ladouceur and has found success at Fulton in his career. While he doesn’t have a Series win, the Central Square, NY driver has back-to-back fourth-place finishes, including one during the Central Region stop earlier this season.

Shane Pecore, the 2016 Series champion, will make his first Series appearance at Fulton since 2019. The Cornwall, ON driver, who is 22 points behind Eisele, won a Central Region Feature at the track in 2018. In his last appearance at Fulton during Outlaw 200 weekend, he finished 25th.

NOTE: Standings will update after Labor Day weekend when Home Track Bonus points are added in.

Championship Series Schedule

Sunday, Aug. 3, Glen Ridge Motorsports Park- Gavin Eisele
Tuesday, Aug. 12, Ransomville Speedway- Cody McPherson
Wednesday, Aug. 20, Fulton Speedway
Friday, Sept. 5, Can-Am Speedway
Saturday, Sept. 6, Weedsport Speedway
Friday, Sept. 12, Mohawk International Raceway
Saturday, Sept. 13, Land of Legends Raceway
Friday, Sept. 19, Albany-Saratoga Speedway
Saturday, Oct. 11, Oswego Speedway-Super DIRT Week
Saturday, Oct. 18, Brockville Ontario Speedway
Oct. 30-Nov. 1, The Dirt Track at Charlotte (Non-Points) 

 

 

 

Super Dirt car series 2025 Schedule

Big Gator Championship
Wed. Feb. 12/ DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL/ $5,000 to win (Non-points)
Thurs. Feb. 13/ DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL/ $5,000 to win (Non-points)
Fri. Feb. 14/DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL/$5,000 to win (Non-points)
Sat. Feb. 15/DIRTcar Nationals/Volusia Speedway Park/Barberville, FL/$7,500 to win (Non-points)

2025 Championship Season
Sat. March 29/Power in the Pines/New Egypt Speedway/New Egypt, NJ/$7,500-to-win
Sat. April 12/Thunder on the Thousand Islands/Can-Am Speedway/LaFargeville, NY/$7,500-to-win
Fri. April 18/ 60th Anniversary Special/Albany-Saratoga Speedway/Malta, NY/$7,560-to-win
Sun. May 25/Heroes Remembered 100/Weedsport Speedway/ Weedsport, NY/$7,500-to-win
Mon. May 26/The Natural 77 Honoring Dale Planck/Thunder Mountain Speedway/Center Lisle, NY/$7,700-to-win
Tues. June 3/Anthracite Assault/Big Diamond Speedway/Pottsville, PA/$7,500-to-win
Wed. June 4/TBA
*Thurs. June 19/Mr. Dirt Track USA 1/Lebanon Valley Speedway/West Lebanon, NY/$15,500-to-win
*Sun. June 29/O’Canada 100/Cornwall Motor Speedway/Long Sault, ON/$10,000-to-win
Mon. June 30/Super DIRTcar Series at Mohawk International Raceway/Akwesasne, NY/$7,500-to-win
Thurs. July 3/Stars and Stripes 76/Land of Legends Raceway/Canandaigua, NY/$7,600-to-win
*Sat. July 26/Hall of Fame 100/Weedsport Speedway/Weedsport, NY/$10,000-to-win
*Mon. July 28/King of the North/Autodrome Drummond/Drummondville, QC/$10,000-to-win
*Tues. July 29/King of the North/Autodrome Drummond/Drummondville, QC/$10,000-to-win
Wed. July 30/Canadian Classic/Brockville Ontario Speedway/Brockville, ON/$7,500-to-win
Wed. Aug. 13/Summer Nationals/Ransomville Speedway/Ransomville, NY/$7,500-to-win
Sun. Aug. 17/SummerFAST/Weedsport Speedway/Weedsport, NY/$7,500-to-win
Mon. Aug. 18/SummerFAST/Brewerton Speedway/Central Square, NY/$7,500-to-win
Tues. Aug. 19/SummerFAST/Land of Legends Raceway/Canandaigua, NY/$7,500-to-win
Wed. Aug. 20/SummerFAST/Fulton Speedway/Fulton, NY/$7,500-to-win
*Thurs. Aug. 28/Mr. DIRT Track USA 2/Lebanon Valley Speedway/West Lebanon, NY/TBA
Fri. Sept. 5/R.D. Hutchinson Memorial/Can-Am Speedway/LaFargeville, NY/$7,567-to-win
*Sat. Sept. 6/Cavalcade 100/Weedsport Speedway/Weedsport, NY/TBA
*Sat. Sept. 20/Malta Massive Weekend/Albany-Saratoga Speedway/Malta, NY/$10,000-to-win
Sat. Oct. 11/Billy Whittaker Cars 200/Oswego Speedway/Oswego, NY/$53,000-to-win
Fri. Oct. 17/Fall Nationals/Brockville Ontario Speedway/ Brockville, ON/$10,000-to-win
Wed. Nov. 5/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC/Qualifying
Thurs. Nov. 6/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC/$10,000-to-win
Fri. Nov. 7/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC/$10,000-to-win
Sat. Nov. 8/World of Outlaws World Finals/The Dirt Track at Charlotte/Concord, NC/$15,000-to-win
* denotes Super DIRT Week Qualifier

 
       

 

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