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Tyler Erb Reflects on 'Exponential' Growth in First Year Back With World of Outlaws

Emily Schwanke

CONCORD, NC (October 1, 2026) – For the first time in a long time, Tyler Erb is approaching the end of a full-time national tour run in a positive frame of mind.

The New Waverly, TX native spent three years with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision from 2016 through 2018, before shifting to the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series from 2019 until 2023. Erb amassed 21 wins between them and a best points finish of fourth in 2019, but three years ago, he knew it was time for a change.

The next two seasons in 2024 and 2025 were what Erb affectionately called the “Fun Tour” – racing wherever he wanted, whenever he wanted. His travels produced 33 wins over two years, plus the 2024 DIRTcar Summer Nationals championship.

“Last time I ran a national tour, I was just mad at the world,” Erb said. “I had done it for, I don’t know, six, seven years actually. I was burned out because I didn’t feel like I got to go to some of the places I wanted to go. I didn’t get to race a whole year the way I thought I wanted to race, and that’s just do whatever I want to do, pick and choose. Not skip races, but just go to the ones that I feel like I had a really good chance to win. I got to do that for two years and was successful doing it.

“So, then I was like, ‘OK, I feel like I’ve done really good at picking and choosing and doing all that.’ So, I can check that off my list of stuff, self-goals that I have that no one cares about except me. And the next one I have would be to try to win an Outlaws championship. And in order to do that, you’ve got to do it and compete.”

That’s precisely what Erb and his Best Performance Motorsports team set out to do in their return to full-time World of Outlaws racing in 2026. Erb’s refreshed mindset and renewed sense of confidence has resulted in what could be described as the best year of his career. With five races remaining in the season, Erb sits in a career-high third in the championship standings, trailing only the two hottest Late Model drivers in America in Bobby Pierce and Nick Hoffman.

“I had kind of set my own goals, and being third in points is kind of within that range,” Erb said. “Winning four races is a little light on, you know, how many I was trying to win this year. But we still have five left or whatever, so there’s definitely a chance to make up for a lot of it. I would give it a B+, A-. Because Nick and Bobby are obviously really, really good. To be right there behind them and beat them on the nights we beat them, I feel like that’s good.”

It’s often said that you’re only as good as the competition you race against, and Erb credits his own progression this year to battling the same elite cast of characters night after night. It has made his own spot in the pecking order plain to see, as well as the areas that need to improve to take the next step into championship contention next season.

“Like right now, Nick and Bobby are ranked first and second in the [DirtonDirt] poll,” Erb said. “If you beat them however many times, you’re like, ‘OK, well, I beat them last week, so I can beat them this week.’ Where if you come in and you don’t beat them, and then you watch for a month and they run second, second, second and you win, you’re like, ‘Oh, I’ll beat them guys no problem.’ When you race them every night, you kind of realize their strengths and weaknesses and get an idea of how to beat them. It’s been good. You race some of the best competition night in, night out, it just makes you better.

“Going racing at different places and the stuff I did before definitely helps too, because you just race at all sorts of different racetracks and series and rules, you have to be able to adapt quick. But doing what we’re doing now, I think in the long run, the growth I’ve had this year is probably exponential compared to what I did the two years before. But I needed the two years of racing the ‘Fun Tour’ per se to grow in that aspect.”

Erb has never been afraid of doing things his own way both on and off the track. His car choice is one example, as Erb is one of only two World of Outlaws full-timers flying the flag for Rocket Chassis. That has created a bond between Erb and 2022 World of Outlaws champion Dennis Erb Jr. that goes back several years, and being in the same pit area every night has only strengthened the relationship.

“Dennis is an older me,” Erb said. “He’s done it, he’s kind of hard-headed, kind of his own person and there’s nothing wrong with that. I mean, for both of our sakes, if we won every race and it was the Dennis and Tyler show, that would be cool. It’s good to have somebody that you can lean on at times, and I feel like I do that for Dennis and Dennis does that for me with anything. His approach to a race and my approach, everybody’s a little bit different in a sense, but it is nice that I’m not the only lone ranger out there.

“I have Dennis, and then when Mark [Richards] or Josh Rice or whoever shows up, we all want to do good. We’re outnumbered to an extent right now, but I don’t look at it that way; I could care less. I know what I’m comfortable in and what I drive, and I think everybody in a Rocket has that same mindset. We’ve been in them for so long, it’s just what we’re comfortable with. We can make it work because we win races; we’ve just got to do it on a more consistent level.”

As Erb prepares to close the book on 2026 and look ahead to next season, he’s doing so at a point in life many dream of. His race team is on the rise and running up front more than ever, and away from the track, he’s about to become a first-time father with fiancée Emma Hodge. But is the rambunctious, short-fused Erb of old finally growing up? He’s not so sure.

“Nobody grows up, that’s such bulls**t,” Erb said. “I just know what I want to do, I’m very focused on it and have figured out how to balance it a little bit. Obviously, I’m getting married, having a kid, so that’s super exciting. I didn’t have any of that three years ago. I didn’t even know if I wanted that; I didn’t have an idea about it. Now, I’m very sure of what I want to do and get done, so it’s just a different mindset. Time goes on and opens your eyes to a lot of things.”

Erb will wrap up his season with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision in the Modoc 100 at Modoc Speedway (Friday-Saturday, Oct. 23-24), followed by the Dave Smith Motors World of Outlaws World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte (Wednesday-Saturday, Nov. 4-7). Get tickets in advance for both events by clicking here.

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

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/tyler-erb-reflects-on-exponential-growth-in-first-year-back-with-world-of-outlaws/

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

 

 

 

2027 Pennsylvania Weekend Includes Return to Pittsburgh Alongside Bedford, Marion Center

Emily Schwanke

CONCORD, NC (September 28, 2026) – The Most Powerful Late Models on the Planet will be back in western Pennsylvania for a full weekend of racing in May 2027.

The World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision will begin its three-night swing through the “Keystone State” with the World of Outlaws Billy Winn Classic at Bedford Speedway on Thursday, May 20. From there, it’s off to Marion Center Raceway for the World of Outlaws Connor Bobik Memorial on Friday, May 21. Then on Saturday, May 22, the Series will make its long-awaited return to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway with the World of Outlaws Penn National.

All three races will pay $20,000 to the winner, making it a can’t-miss weekend for both fans and racers in the area.

One of the largest and fastest tracks in Late Model racing, Pittsburgh will be hosting its first World of Outlaws race in two decades next season. The Series visited the 1/2-mile three times in the 2000s, with Bart Hartman (2004), Shane Clanton (2006) and Josh Richards (2007) each collecting victories.

Bedford and Marion Center have both been staples of the World of Outlaws schedule in recent years. In 2026, local favorite Mason Zeigler upset the Outlaws to win the Billy Winn Classic at Bedford, while Bobby Pierce won at Marion Center to become the first two-time Connor Bobik Memorial winner in the 16-year history of the event.

Stay tuned to WorldofOutlaws.com for ticket and other event information, as well as the release of the full 2027 schedule for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision in the coming months.

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

ARTICLE: https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/2027-pennsylvania-weekend-includes-return-to-pittsburgh-alongside-bedford-marion-center/

TRACK INFO: Bedford Speedway, Marion Center Raceway, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway

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

 

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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.

 

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Bastien Caron Claims Fulton High Banks Victory, Extends Points Lead Entering Super DIRT Week

Joe Grabianowski

Bastien Caron Claims Fulton High Banks Victory, Extends Points Lead Entering Super DIRT Week

By Joe Grabianowski

FULTON, NY (October 2, 2026) – Quebec star pilot Bastien Caron towed into the Fulton Speedway Friday night as the DIRTcar Pro Stock Series points leader, and after 30 hard-fought laps, he added to that lead with his second Series win of 2026. 

The Inverness, QC driver, who chalked his Series win total to three, dominated the race around Fulton’s inside lane to earn the $1,500 prize.

 

“I preferred the bottom line as it was nice and tacky,” Caron noted. “The car was so good, and I worked hard to keep the car down there. I really like this track.” 

 

While J.J. Courcy, from Mexico, NY, followed Caron over the line in second, the battle for the final podium spot lasted until the end of the race.

 

Tommy Lizotte, from La Pocatiere, QC, passed Jasey Casey for fourth with just three laps to go, then tracked down Shane Playford, from Gloversville, NY, on the last lap to steal third. 

 

Casey, from Ashley Falls, MA, crossed the line in fifth.

 

Stefanski, meanwhile, finished sixth, leaving Fulton with a 52-point deficit in his quest for a seventh Series championship. With his finish and Caron’s win, the Quebec driver only needs to do is start the I Love NY 50 at Super DIRT Week to secure the 2026 DIRTcar Pro Stock Series title mathematically.

 

Up Next: The DIRTcar Pro Stock Series finishes its 2026 season with a stop at Super DIRT Week 54, Oct. 5-10, at Oswego Speedway in Oswego, NY. Drivers will compete in Qualifying and Heat Races on Wednesday, Oct. 7, before returning for the I Love NY 50 on Friday, Oct. 9.

 

Where can you find event information and tickets for Super DIRT Week 54 presented by StubHub? By visiting SuperDIRTWeek.com.

 

Where can you watch the Super DIRT Week? Watch every lap live on DIRTVision.

DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Feature (30 Laps): 1. 73-Bastien Caron[1]; 2. 4C-JJ Courcy[3]; 3. 777-Tommy Lizotte[7]; 4. 6-Shane Playford[2]; 5. 324-Jason Casey[4]; 6. 2-Pete Stefanski[8]; 7. 2H-Luke Horning[9]; 8. 12S-Dakota Sharp[6]; 9. 9B-Slater Baker[10]; 10. 8-Andrew Graves[11]; 11. 28D-Burton Ward[12]; 12. 110-Devon Camenga[14]; 13. 33-Bruno Cyr[13]; 14. 4-Jordan Modiano[5]; 15. X15-Tyler Bushey[16]; 16. 32-Jonathan Levesque[18]; 17. 48-Jocelyn Roy[15]; 18. 921-Eric Jean Louis[19]; 19. 9-Zachary Sorrentino[20]; 20. 6C-Brian Carter[17]; 21. 2Z-Hugh Page[21] 

ARTICLE: https://dirtcar.com/dirtcar-ne/pro-stocks/bastien-caron-claims-fulton-high-banks-victory-extends-points-lead-entering-super-dirt-week/

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

 

Modified Mafia Tour Takes Pride in East Coast Roots with Third World Short Track Championship Appearance

CONCORD, NC (Oct. 2, 2026) — DIRTcar UMP Modified racing has long embraced its home in the Midwest, playing host to weekly battles on the black-dirt bullrings that have come to define the region’s motorsports scene.

 

But since the turn of the decade, a new spark in popularity has brought these high-horsepower machines to tracks all along the Eastern Seaboard with the rise of one of DIRTcar’s newest regional organizations — Modified Mafia Tour.

 

Since 2023, Modified Mafia has been the go-to series for UMP Modified racing outside the Midwest, hosting events as far north as New York down to the Southern heat of Georgia. This fall, the tour sanctions the UMP Modified portion of the 11th annual World Short Track Championship, Oct. 29–31, for the third consecutive year.

 

The marquee DIRTcar event has brought over 450 cars in 10 different divisions to The Dirt Track at Charlotte Motor Speedway in each of the last three years. Forty-two of last year’s 489 total entries were UMP Modifieds, with several standout talents in the field from across the country.

 

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Now in year four of operation, the tour has kept full-field car counts steady, grown its schedule to a comfortable-yet-competitive 25-plus races, and begun putting high-paying marquee events on its calendar to further cement its place as the premier open-engine Modified organization on the East Coast.

 

“I feel like what we’ve built here, people want to be a part of,” said Tour Director Brandon Riffe. “Some of the best talent in the country in the Modifieds are over here.”

 

Riffe has been the head of Modified Mafia since its inception, breaking ground on the series following the dissolution of the Renegades of Dirt Modified Tour, which began operation around the same region in 2012. Outside the small roster of tracks that raced UMP Modifieds weekly along the coastal states, a void was left needing to be filled for the region’s most ambitious racers with Renegades gone after the 2022 campaign, and Riffe was the one that drivers called on to start something new.

 

“These guys are my friends, and we kept looking at it, and it looked like if we didn’t do something, these guys weren’t gonna have anywhere to race,” Riffe said. “So, they’re gonna have 40-to-50-thousand-dollar cars that are just gonna sit here because there’s nowhere for them to race. That was the main factor.

 

“These guys are super talented, they’d already spent a fortune in their programs, and they wanted to race.”

 

A native of West Virginia, Riffe had been a driver for several years while also working as a DIRTcar technical inspector. He, along with numerous other Modified racers in the area, had been accustomed to racing by and building cars according to the DIRTcar rulebook for several years. This made the choice of sanctioning clear for the start of the new tour in March 2023.

 

“They kept on me about it, and about the middle of January when everybody went to Volusia, I just bit the bullet and was like ‘Alright, if that’s what you guys want, we’ll try it and we’ll see what happens.’” Riffe said. “I talked to Sam (Driggers, DIRTcar Director) and said, ‘I want to do this, and I want to make sure that you can back me with the sanction and all that so I can run DIRTcar rules.’ And he was 100% for it.”

 

In its first season, the tour received great support for its North and South circuits, thanks in part to a $2,000-to-win, $200-to-start purse, a points fund for the top-10 finishing drivers, and a host of marketing partners coming on board.

 

“We tried to build this from a driver’s point-of-view, really,” Riffe said. “With me being a driver and knowing what I wanted when I ran series races, whether that be contingencies or the points fund and payout or whatever.

 

“My biggest thing when I was a driver was, all the bottom spots paid the same. So, if I’m running 18th or 12th and they all pay the same, what’s the point of me being out there still? That’s one of our bigger things — we pay really good money to win but we also pay really good money through the field.”

 

Additionally, Riffe’s expertise on the technical side was a big factor in establishing a fair, honest environment for all drivers to race — another point of emphasis in the tour’s first season.

 

“Our tech is really strict, probably the best in the country I’d say,” Riffe said. “We tear cars apart. If you’re doing something wrong, you’re going to get disqualified for it. I feel like that is a huge driver’s responsibility because it’s like, ‘Alright, I know I’m on the same playing field as everybody else. So, if I’m getting outrun, I need to make my car faster.’”

 

After two seasons following a North/South region schedule, the two circuits were combined to fit into one complete schedule for the first time in 2025 with a more robust slate of races and points fund. While only one race remains in its 2026 campaign, the tour will also take part in two high-profile special events in October to cap its fourth season — the Dirt Track World Championship at West Virginia Motor Speedway and the World Short Track Championship in Charlotte.

 

“It’s been great — we see a lot of drivers we don’t usually see throughout the year that come and race,” Riffe said. “They get a feel of how we do our tech and stuff like that, and we can share information with them about how we do things, our points and our schedule. It’s still a DIRTcar event, but we’re super excited to be a partner in that.

 

“I feel like it shows that everybody at World Racing Group and Sam and everybody trusts us enough and thinks we do a good enough job to ask us to be a part of it, because it’s a huge event for people that haven’t been — it can be overwhelming with the number of classes and cars.”

 

Now three years involved at the year-end bash in Charlotte, Riffe has highly praised the exposure that Modified Mafia receives.

 

“When we’re able to be on DIRTVision, it’s special for our guys,” Riffe said. “Obviously, when you get a race on TV and you’re a racer, you’re like, ‘Man, I want to go. It’s going to be on TV — people at home can watch it.’ You get to showcase not only to the people that know you can do it, but to potential sponsors or buddies out in the Midwest that didn’t come.”

 

With more large-purse event plans and races at new tracks already in the works for 2027, Modified Mafia remains one of the fastest-growing dirt track racing clubs in the country. It’s momentum the weekend warriors from the East Coast plan on keeping long into the future.

 

“I think our long-term goal is just to be here until the end,” Riffe said. “This sport is so demanding and grueling on everybody — tracks, drivers, series, the travel, the amount of money that is put into these events. So, the main goal is the longevity of it — be here in the end.

 

“In my mind, what we’ve built, the people we have supporting us, the racetracks we have on board, and the drivers we have supporting us, I feel like we’re here for the long haul.”

 

ARTICLE: https://dirtcar.com/news/modified-mafia-tour-takes-pride-in-east-coast-roots-with-third-world-short-track-championship-appearance/

EVENT INFO: https://dirtcar.com/events/world-short-track-championship/
 

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

 

Fulton Hosts Penultimate DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Championship Battle
Bastien Caron leads Pete Stefanski by 40 points in Series standings

joe Grabianowski  

FULTON, NY (October 1, 2026) – Outlaw 200 weekend at Fulton Speedway is a popular Northeast destination. But for the DIRTcar Pro Stock Series stars, it’s the final chance to grab momentum before a champion is crowned at Super DIRT Week 54.

Drivers will battle in a 30-lap Feature at Fulton on Friday, Oct. 2, paying $1,500-to-win.

Joining the DIRTcar Pro Stocks are the Empire Super Sprints, Modifieds, and Sportsman.

Where can you get tickets to Outlaw 200 Weekend? You can get them at the front gate at Fulton Speedway.

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

Here’s a look at what to watch for at Fulton:

A 40-Point Cushion: With two races remaining in the 2026 season, Bastien Caron holds a 40-point lead over six-time DIRTcar Pro Stock Series champion Pete Stefanski. That puts him in a position to mathematically secure the title this weekend at Fulton.

If Caron wins on Friday and Stefanski finishes fifth or worse, the Inverness, QC driver would only need to start the I Love NY 50 at Super DIRT Week to become the 2026 champion. However, this is the first time Caron has raced at Fulton.

 

Meanwhile, four of Stefanski’s 29 Series victories have come at Fulton, with the North Tonawanda, NY driver winning in 2001, 2006, 2007, and 2008. Since the Series returned to the 3/8-mile track in 2022 after a 14-year hiatus, Stefanski has finished on the podium in two of his three starts.

Gaining Third: While Stefanski chases Caron, Devon Camenga and Jason Casey are separated by eight points for third. 

Camenga, from Troy, NY, holds the advantage in the standings and has a chance to finish second, only 30 points behind Stefanski. He went from 19th to eighth in last year’s Feature at Fulton and finished sixth in 2024. The last time Camenga raced a DIRTcar Pro Stock Series event in Oswego County, he won the I Love NY 50 at Oswego Speedway.

Casey, meanwhile, only has one start at Fulton, when the Canaan, CT driver finished 19th last year. He’s searching for his first DIRTcar Pro Stock Series victory.

Both drivers have two top fives and five top 10s in seven Series starts this season.

Beware of Cousin Luke: In each of the last two seasons, 2023 DIRTcar Pro Stock Series champion Luke Horning has been the driver to beat when the Series visits Fulton. 

In his three starts at the track, “Cousin Luke” has two wins, including a drive from seventh to first in 2024. 

The Gloversville, NY driver is searching for his first DIRTcar Pro Stock Series win of the season, and ninth overall, which would tie him with Tom Kuck for sixth on the Series all-time wins list.

In five Series starts this season, he has two top fives and two top 10s.

2026 DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Schedule

Sunday, April 26/Utica-Rome Speedway/Vernon, NY- AJ Walters
Saturday, May 30/Autodrome Drummond/Drummondville, QC- Sid Harmer Jr.
Tuesday, July 7/Cornwall Motor Speedway/Long Sault, ON- Bastien Caron
Wednesday, July 8/Mohawk International Raceway/Akwesasne, ON- Zack Daniels
Monday, Aug. 17/Brewerton Speedway/Central Square, NY- JJ Courcy
Saturday, Aug. 22/Lebanon Valley Speedway/West Lebanon, NY- Chris Stalker
Saturday, Sept. 19/Mohawk International Raceway/Akwesasne, NY- Sid Harmer Jr.
Friday, Oct. 2/Fulton Speedway/Fulton, NY
Friday, Oct. 9/Oswego Speedway/Oswego, NY

Current DIRTcar Pro Stock Series Standings

  1. Bastien Caron                  992
  2. Pete Stefanski                  -40
  3. Devon Camenga            -70
  4. Jason Casey                   -78
  5. Tommy Lizotte                 -102
  6. Tyler Bushey                    -110
  7. Dakota Sharp                   -124
  8. Zach Sorrentino                -142
  9. Jocelyn Roy                       -222
  10. Hugh Page                         -222

 

ARTICLE: https://dirtcar.com/dirtcar-ne/pro-stocks/what-to-watch-for-fulton-hosts-penultimate-dirtcar-pro-stock-series-championship-battle/

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

 

 Super DIRTCAR series  Dirt car racing seriesWOO  LATE MODEL SERIES

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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