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  MOTORSPORTS: Brewerton Speedway prepares for 'Racing's Biggest Party'

  Brewerton Speedway’s Demon 100 will kick start ‘Racing’s Biggest Party’ as the Super DIRTcar Series invades the D-shaped oval Tuesday night.

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  Matt Janczuk takes Fulton’s DIRTcar Sportsman Modified Series Fall Championship

  You could not have scripted a better start to the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified Series Fall Championship going into NAPA Super DIRT Week.

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  High-dollar modified special races set for Brewerton and Utica-Rome on Tuesday

  Brewerton hosts the Super DIRTcar Series big-block modifieds in a Demon 100 feature that’s worth $10,000 to win. Down the road, the Utica-Rome Speedway will present a 50-lap mai ...

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  Super DIRT Week returns to Weedsport Speedway on Wednesday

  After a two-year absence, Super DIRT Week is back at Weedsport Speedway. Action begins Wednesday with the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series and the DIRTcar Sportsman Series. Local small block favorites such ...

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  MAHANEY GOES MASSIVE: Mike Mahaney holds off Stewart Friesen for wild, emotional first-career Super DIRTcar Series win

  MALTA, NY - Mike Mahaney couldn't help but dance while atop his Big Block Modified. The adrenaline, the joy and the relief moved through him in a way he'd never experienced before. After 115 starts with the Super DIRTcar Series, the King Ferry, NY driver finally celebrated his first career Series win Saturday night. And he got to do so at his hometrack of Albany-Saratoga Speedway. Mahaney, in the #35 Adirondack Auto Big Block Modified, held off two of the most prominent Big Block Modified drivers in the world for the $13,000 Massive Malta payday. Stewart Friesen finished second after charging up 19 positions and Matt Sheppard continued to build his bid for an eighth Super DIRTcar Series championship with his third-place finish. With a handful of laps remaining, Mahaney and Friesen lined up side-by-side for a restart. Both cars fired nearly simultaneously out of Turn Four. Friesen sent his #44 sideways with a hard, clean slider. As Friesen balanced the car on the lip of the cushion on top of Turn Two, Mahaney turned down the track and was able to pass him back in Turns Three & Four. Friesen used every inch of the track and every horsepower in his Big Block to steal the win but Mahaney hung on. After crossing the finish line, weighing the car, and making his way to Victory Lane, Mahaney took his time standing on the roof of the #35 looking out over the thunderous crowd and the quiet track. "I really wanted to let it sink in," Mahaney said. "I've won races before and afterward, it felt like it happened so fast. This is a big one. It's the most money I've earned in a race: $13,000. With it being my first Super DIRTcar Series win, it was just something I really wanted to take in up there." Mahaney stood on the podium many times with the Super DIRTcar Series but this time he's in the middle. "I am so glad it was those two on the podium with me," he said with a grin. "I don't know how many times I've stood next to them on the side. They are the very best in dirt modifieds. Right now in this era, they are the best. They are winning all the races. To finally get it and have them there means something super special for me. They didn't drop out. We raced them." Mahaney is a second-generation driver. When Super DIRTcar Series announcer Shane Andrews called his first race, Jim Mahaney, Mike's father, took the win. Winning with family and friends there to see and share it was a dream come true for the 32-year-old driver. "I just want to absorb it because it's taken so long," Mahaney said. "It's been my whole career, 17 years or something, but with this team, we've been competitive enough to the point where we should be winning. People have been asking me when it's going to happen. It's been something that everyone has been waiting for. All my fans, the team, and my family. The electrified crowd roared when Mahaney took to the roof. "It was cool to put on a great show for the fans," he added. "I loved hearing them. It was nuts. It was so loud. It was so cool. I can't even explain it." From start to finish, the track provided exceptional racing throughout the 100-lap event. There was a lane high and low, allowing for tight racing every corner and the occasional slide job. "He [Lyle DeVore] gave us a track that had a lot of bite so it would last until the end," Mahaney said. "It wasn't like we ran 50 laps and then settled in. It was great racing for 100 laps. You can't beat that. We have so many fans that follow us here. It was overwhelming to hear that response and to feel loved by so many. I truly appreciate it. I am going to enjoy this." Points leader Matt Sheppard finished third after racing his way up from the ninth starting position. The #9S stayed steady in the top 10 throughout the race until late in the race when he began picking off positions until finally reaching the podium. "This place hasn't been great to us the last few times we've been here," Sheppard noted. "To come away with a podium is great since we've been on a roll. Our qualifying effort was great and we got a podium. We'll certainly take it." Sheppard is working towards his eighth Super DIRTcar Series championship. At the mid-point of the race, Sheppard was locked in battle with Billy Decker who currently sits second in points. Sheppard managed to shake the Gypsum Racing #91 in the pack and build on his points lead going into NAPA Super DIRT Week XLIX and the NGK NTK World Finals with a third-place finish. Stewart Friesen, from Sprakers, NY, had just returned from Las Vegas where he competed in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series playoff race. The Halmar #44 was uncharacteristically off the top times in Hot Laps and Time Trials. Friesen started the night out behind the eight-ball by failing to qualify through his Heat Race. He finished one position out of a transfer so he lined up next to Erick Rudolph on the front row of the Last Chance Showdown. "The Halmar guys worked really hard all night," Friesen said. "I was in Ronnie Johnson's trailer grabbing springs and worked it out." With the ability to pass at every corner of the track for all 100 thrilling laps, Friesen worked his way from 21st to second to also claim the Hard Charger Award winner. While waiting for Mike Makaheny's celebration to subside, Friesen said, "That was some of the most fun I've ever had in a Modified. That was a helluva lot of fun. How about Mike Mahaney?" While Mahaney started on the front row, he had to contend with Tim Sears Jr. for the early lead. Once the #35 was out in clean air, he began to stretch his lead. But soon, 2021 Albany-Saratoga Speedway track champion Anthony Perrego made some decisive moves to take the lead early in the race Unfortunately for Perrego, after the halfway point something went amiss on the #44 and Perrego pulled his car into the infield with a rear-end failure. Mahaney inherited the lead from Perrego and never looked back. Since 1972, 185 drivers have won Super DIRTcar Series Features out of thousands entered. On Saturday, Sept. 25, Mahaney became the 186th. Around the corner: The greatest week of all of dirt racing is about to begin. Racing's Biggest Party, NAPA Super DIRT Week XLIX (October 5-10), is set to kick off on Tuesday, October 5 at Brewerton Speedway for the $10,000-to-win Demon 100. Feature (100 Laps) 35M-Mike Mahaney [2][]; 2. 44F-Stewart Friesen [21][]; 3. 9S-Matt Sheppard [9][]; 4. 2RJ-Ronnie Johnson [3][]; 5. 21A-Peter Britten [13][]; 6. 88W-Mat Williamson [11][]; 7. 111D-Demetrios Drellos [14][]; 8. 99L-Larry Wight [10][]; 9. 91D-Billy Decker [5][]; 10. 5H-Chris Hile [8][]; 11. 2L-Jack Lehner [20][]; 12. 83X-Tim Sears [1][]; 13. 98H-Jimmy Phelps [16][]; 14. 32CC-Max McLaughlin [12][]; 15. 215p-Adam Pierson [6][]; 16. M1-Dave Marcuccilli [4][]; 17. 25R-Erick Rudolph [25][]; 18. 42P-Pat Ward [15][]; 19. 28M-Jordan McCreadie [19][]; 20. 19M-Jessey Mueller [17][]; 21. 7D-Donald Ronca [22][]; 22. 44P-Anthony Perrego [7][]; 23. 34R-Kevin Root [26][]; 24. 97B-Bobby Hackel [23][]; 25. 9X-Tyler Trump [24][]; 26. 32CM-James Meehan [18][]= Hard Charger Award: 44F-Stewart Friesen[+19]

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  WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Super DIRTcar Series Headlines Massive Malta Weekend

  MALTA, NY - The Great Race Place, as Albany-Saratoga Speedway is known, hosts the Super DIRTcar Series for a 100-lap, $10,000-to-win, NAPA Super DIRT Week qualifier on Saturday, Sept. 25. Dave Farney's double checkered flag display will mark the 18th completed Series race at the dynamic, multi-groove, Malta, NY facility where Series stars like Matt Sheppard, Mat Williamson, and Peter Britten are set to take on the stout local field of drivers like Kenny Tremont Jr., Anthony Perrego, and more. POINTS PICTURE With a win at Land of Legends Raceway last Saturday, current points leader and seven-time Series champion Matt Sheppard added a couple more points to his lead (+118) over second-place Billy Decker. If he can hold on to that lead at the end of the NGK NTK World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte (Nov. 4-6), he'll become the winningest champion in Series history. Peter Britten is stalking the top two drivers back in third place (-138). He has one win and nine top-10s in 14 Super DIRTcar Series points-paying starts in 2021. Britten picked up the second Series win of his career at Land of Legends Raceway earlier this year. The Australian driver has 12 career wins in weekly DIRTcar Big Block racing at Malta making him a major threat. The battle throughout the top-10 in points is extremely tight. Defending champion Mat Williamson and Ransomville, NY's Erick Rudolph are tied for fourth. These two haven't been able to get away from each other all year as they were named DIRTcar 358 Modified co-track champions at Ransomville Speedway. Max McLaughlin in the #32C runs sixth just four points behind the pair tied for fourth. ROOKIE BATTLE Chris Hile, from Syracuse, NY, sits seventh in the championship points standings, making him the favorite for this year's rookie of the year. Hile also has three top-fives and a guaranteed start for the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 Sunday, Oct. 10 at Oswego Speedway to close out NAPA Super DIRT Week XLIX. The driver of the #5H finished 10th at Albany-Saratoga last October. Tim Sears Jr., driver of the #83JR, is the next candidate for the rookie title. Sears came out of the gate strong, scoring two top-fives in a row but has struggled at the mid-point of the season. Jordan McCreadie, in the Flack's Hi-Rise Concrete Restoration #28, sits 13th in points but an upset win could put him over the top late in the season. McCreadie has also been cutting his teeth in the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series where he has three top-10s in three starts so far in 2021. PAST WINNERS, HOMETOWN HEROES The last time the Series swung through Malta, NY was for DIRTcar OktoberFAST presented by DIRTVision. Anthony Perrego won a special 60-lap thriller. The driver of the #44 is a favorite going into the Massive Malta Weekend as he picked up the track championship this year as well. Stewart Friesen, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series star, will be on hand to take on the Series. He has three Series wins at Albany-Saratoga so far in his career, and six wins with the Super DIRTcar Series this year. Demetrios Drellos won his first Series race on his hometrack in 2019. Can Double D repeat the feat? The high level of the local heavy-hitters at play will make it another stout field this season. The likes of Mike Mahaney, Bobby Hackel IV, Matt Delorenzo, and Kenny Tremont Jr. will all be threats to steal the win. NAPA SUPER DIRT WEEK QUALIFIER Every Super DIRTcar Series race that pays $10,000 or more to the winner comes with a guaranteed start in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 at NAPA Super DIRT Week (Oct. 6-10). Only two more chances remain to claim one of those elusive spots - this weekend at Albany-Saratoga and the Demon 100 at Brewerton Speedway (Tuesday, Oct. 5). So far, Stewart Friesen, Demetrios Drellos, Matt Sheppard, Max McLaughlin, Chris Hile, Andy Bachetti, and Billy Decker have received guaranteed starter status for Racing's Biggest Party. HOW TO WATCH If you can't make it to the track, don't forget to watch live on DIRTVision with either the Platinum annual FAST PASS for $299 or monthly FAST PASS for $39/month. Download the app today. On The Internet Twitter - @SuperDIRTcar Instagram - @SuperDIRTcar Facebook - Facebook.com/SuperDIRTcarSeries YouTube - Youtube.com/DIRTCarRacing DIRTVision - DIRTVision.tv - Platinum annual FAST PASS for $299 or monthly FAST PASS for $39/month Around The Turn: All eyes turn to NAPA Super DIRT Week XLIX which officially begins racing activities at Brewerton Speedway on Tuesday, Oct. 5 for the $10,000-to-win Demon 100. It is the last chance for drivers to secure a guaranteed start for Sunday Oct. 10's Billy Whittaker Cars 200.

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  SRI Performance Partners with DIRTcar Racing for Fall Event Lineup

  Multiple contingency packages offered for Super DIRT Week, World Finals, World Short Track SRI Performance, a household name in custom racing engines, high-performance parts and professional racing products, has partnered with DIRTcar Racing to present a variety of contingency awards for drivers competing in some of the biggest events on the fall racing calendar. The SRI Pole Award will be presented to the fastest qualifier in all four divisions of NAPA Super DIRT Week XLIX at Oswego Speedway, Oct. 5-10. The polesitters of the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 for the Super DIRTcar Series and the DIRTcar 358 Modified Salute the Troops 150 will each receive a $1,000 cash prize courtesy of SRI. In addition, the polesitters of the DIRTcar Sportsman Chevrolet Performance 75 and DIRTcar Pro Stock 50 will each get a $500 cash prize. "Even though we are located in the south - Mooresville, NC - it gives us great pleasure to support all forms of motorsports in all parts of the country," said SRI Technical Sales Engineer Randy Keene. "Super DIRT Week has always been the biggest stage for our racing teams, friends and customers in the Northeast, and to be a part of this colossal event means a lot to us." The sixth annual Drydene World Short Track Championship will welcome the Pro Stocks back to the schedule this year, where SRI will be the title sponsor of the division. The SRI Pro Stocks will compete alongside eight other classes of weekly racing stars from across the nation over three days, Oct. 28-30, at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, NC - a local venue for the SRI family. The following weekend at The Dirt Track, SRI will also provide the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series and Super DIRTcar Series competitors with an SRI Performance #1 Redraw bonus at the NGK NTK World of Outlaws World Finals, Nov. 4-6. The driver who pulls the pole position in their respective redraws on both Friday and Saturday night will receive a $500 cash prize, courtesy of SRI. About SRI Performance Stock Car Steel and the SRI family of brands have been providing parts and services to the racing industry for more than 24 years. Headquartered in Mooresville, NC, Greg Fornelli has established healthy brands dedicated to ensuring the motorsports industry thrives for decades to come.

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  Modified Stars Returning to Devil's Bowl Speedway for $10,000-to-Win Slate Valley 100 - Sportsman "draw race" will pay $2,000 to the winner

  WEST HAVEN, Vt. - The biggest names in dirt Modified stock car racing are returning to Vermont for just the second and final time in 2021. Devil's Bowl Speedway hosts the second annual "Slate Valley 100" on Sunday, September 26 at 4 p.m., and the stars are committing to the race, chasing after the $10,000 top prize. Early commitments have come from Mat Williamson, Anthony Perrego, Kenny Tremont Jr., Tim Fuller, Erick Rudolph, Mike Mahaney, and Rocky Warner, already lending major star power to the race. Several Vermont favorites are also coming home to challenge the big names including East Corinth's Adam Pierson. Canadian driver "Money Mat" Williamson won the inaugural Slate Valley 100 last year after a late pass for the lead. Williamson lamented missing the rescheduled rain date for the "Battle at the Bowl" event in August, so the St. Catherines, Ont., racer plans to make up for lost time by fielding the potent Buzz Chew Racing No. 88 entry - the same car that won him $10,000 last year. Anthony Perrego has had a dream season in 2021, with his Superior Remodeling No. 44 team sweeping the Big Block and Small Block track championships at Orange County Fair Speedway in his hometown of Middletown, N.Y., and the Modified title at Albany-Saratoga (N.Y.) Speedway. Perrego's history at Devil's Bowl is short but sweet; he won a 25-lap preliminary feature at the 2021 Battle at the Bowl, and he won that race's 50-lap main event in 2020. Ten-time Devil's Bowl track champion Tremont will return home for only his second appearance of the year in the Rifenburg Construction No. 115, trying to earn his 90th win at the track. The West Sand Lake, N.Y., driver scored a pair of top-10 finishes at the Battle at the Bowl and has won features at the Albany-Saratoga and Lebanon Valley speedways in 2021, raising his career total to an astounding 389 victories. Edwards, N.Y.'s Tim Fuller is fresh off winning the Small Block Modified title at Can-Am Speedway, and he was a winner at Devil's Bowl in July 2020. Fuller's feature win at Land of Legends Raceway on Labor Day weekend marked the 250th overall victory of his career, and the former Super DIRTcar Series champion says he wants to collect No. 251 at Devil's Bowl. Erick Rudolph made his first laps at Devil's Bowl in 2020 and he immediately found the groove. The Ransomville, N.Y., racer finished on the podium in all three features at last year's Battle at the Bowl and scored a top 10 a month later in the Slate Valley 100. Rudolph is a two-time champion of the BRP Modified Tour and will make the six-hour haul from the Niagara Falls region searching for his first win on Vermont clay. Gloversville, N.Y.'s Rocky Warner scored the biggest victory of his career at Devil's Bowl in 2019, winning the Fabian Earth Moving Vermont 200 for Sportsman Modifieds. Warner just finished second in the prestigious Fonda 200 last weekend and will try to cap a late-season run with the Slate Valley 100's big payday. Right on Warner's back bumper in third place at the Fonda 200 was Elizabethtown, N.Y.'s Mike Mahaney, who is seemingly on the brink of his first Devil's Bowl win. Mahaney was stellar at the Battle at the Bowl last month, finishing second, third, and fourth in his three features, and he nearly won the inaugural Slate Valley 100 last year. Vermont standout Adam Pierson, who recently earned his first Big Block Modified win in a weekly event at Albany-Saratoga, is looking for his first major victory in the division. Pierson is a veteran of the weekly Sportsman class at Devil's Bowl but has used the second half of 2021 to focus on his Adam Gage-owned Modified program. Pierson has been hot lately, scoring top-five finishes in all four features that he ran at the Battle at the Bowl and finishing a strong fourth in the recent Vermont 200. Many more top drivers are expected to go for the Slate Valley 100 checkers on Sunday, following a Super DIRTcar Series race at Albany-Saratoga on Saturday night. Initial commitments have been received by more than 30 drivers who hope to be able to tow to Devil's Bowl on Sunday afternoon. In addition to the main attraction, the popular Sportsman Modified division will have its own special event with a 40-lap, $2,000-to-win race using the "draw" format. The track's weekly O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman and Mini Stock divisions will also be on the Sunday card, with the Limiteds running a 30-lap feature and the Mini Stocks churning out a pair of 20-lappers in a "split field" format. Grandstand general admission on Sunday, September 26, is $25 for adults and $5 for children aged 12 and under. Tickets are available online at https://buytickets.at/devilsbowlspeedway and at the speedway on race day. Infield drive-in parking is $35 for adults and free for children. Infield passes are sold only at the track on race day. Pit passes are $45 per person, available at the speedway or on the "Pit Pay" Mobile App; the minimum age in the pit area is 10 years old, with proof of age required for minors, per Vermont State Law. Devil's Bowl Speedway is located on Route 22A in West Haven, Vt., four miles north of U.S. Route 4, Exit 2, and just 20 minutes from Rutland, Vt. For more information, visit www.DevilsBowlSpeedwayVT.com or call (802) 265-3112. Devil's Bowl Speedway is on Facebook at facebook.com/DevilsBowlSpeedway, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat at @DevilsBowlSpeed; follow the action using the #DevilsBowl hashtag.

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  SHEPPARD CLAIMS GERALD HAERS MEMORIAL: Matt Sheppard extended his Series points lead with a $10,000 win at Land of Legends

  CANANDAIGUA, NY - To win at Land of Legends Raceway, oftentimes one must defeat actual living legends. Seven-time Super DIRTcar Series champion, Matt Sheppard, from Waterloo, NY, accomplished that by holding off the likes of Billy Decker and Tim Fuller to win the Gerald Haers Memorial and the $10,000 grand prize. "You gotta have a fast race car and a really good driver to win here," said Sheppard of his Canandaigua success. "There's a lot of good drivers but it's hard to put all the pieces together. Luckily for myself, I have a good race car and maybe a couple of laps around Canandaigua." Sheppard has nine track championships there so that was an understatement. Finishing runner-up was Billy Decker, The Franklyn Flyer, who not only took home second-place purse and points but also scored a guaranteed starting spot in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 at NAPA Super DIRT Week XLIX on Sunday, Oct. 10. Another Gypsum car, this one with a #99L on the side, finished third. Lightning Larry Wight was very racy and reeling in the leaders during the second half of the race. His speed carried him far enough up the order to win the Hard Charger Award by advancing 13 positions. Wight made it as high as second but teammate Billy Decker held the advantage at the end of 100 laps. "Our car seemed pretty versatile," noted Wight. "We were able to get through traffic and pick up a lot of cars and make it easier as the race went on. I would have liked to see us get into lapped traffic. My car seemed more maneuverable than Billy and Matt's in traffic. On lap 54, Matt hit traffic and I caught up to them. I think we could have made something happen there and used a car as a pick or something. I was trying everything. I scraped the wall on the front stretch just looking for whatever the track had left." A moving ceremony celebrating the life of Gerald Haers culminated with the Haers family giving the command, "Drivers, start your engines!" And they enthusiastically obliged. At that, pole-sitter Tim Fuller and outside pole-sitter Matt Sheppard brought the 29-car field to green. Fuller managed to score the holeshot but by lap three Sheppard found a fast line around the outside and stuck the move for the lead. Then the #9S took advantage of the clean air and open racetrack. "When you are rolling around in front you gotta use the air and keep up your momentum," said Sheppard. "When the place is like this it takes a lot of momentum. I was a little tighter than I really wanted to be. Clean air was good for me because I could drive through my push and keep up the momentum. I did struggle a bit in lapped traffic. All in all, it was a good car and a good starting spot. We did what we needed to do tonight" After Sheppard made the pass for the lead, Billy Decker went on the attack to move into second place for himself but Fuller had other ideas. Decker dove to the bottom of three and the pair made significant contact. After that Decker had to rely on a restart to complete his pass on Fuller. Once he did, it was time to go Sheppard-hunting. Decker spent the rest of the Feature looking for a way around the #9S. Sheppard went to the top and Decker would go to the bottom and vice versa. "Once we got going, I knew he was there, but I couldn't see him," noted the seven-time Series champion, Matt Sheppard. "I didn't know if he was on the top or bottom. The track went through some transitions. I felt comfortable, the track changed, I got into lapped traffic, felt better, then felt worse, and then the track made a final transition, and I was able to roll through the middle." Decker closed in on the #9S multiple times but was unable to complete a winning pass. "Matt was leading, and he started moving around a lot looking for more speed," said Decker. "I started going where he wasn't because that's the only way to get around. There were a couple of spots where I was a little better than him, but he could catch the top of two a little better. I was moving around to find something." Sheppard said he was tighter than he wanted to be, which made him drive an alternate line. The line culminated with a lot of speed off the top. Decker watched for Sheppard to make even the slightest mistake to pounce on. "I thought I suffered a bit when I crossed up to the top late in the race," said Decker. "I could do it early in the race but not so much at the end. I was just looking for something and catch him slipping and if I could catch a brown streak in two, I might have been able to have a shot. We were still a little tight and that probably hurt us just enough." Dave Marcuccilli had a tremendous start to his race day. First, the #M1 was second quick in his 15-car Hot Lap session. Then he went on to win the Heat Race, which paid $500 as well as the $750-to-win Dash for Cash. Unfortunately, Marcuccilli was the first caution and the first car to fail during the 100-lap contest. ON DECK: The Super DIRTcar Series heads East to Albany-Saratoga Speedway to headline the Massive Malta Weekend with another $10,000-to-win NAPA Super DIRT Week qualifier. Feature (100 Laps) 1. 9S-Matt Sheppard [2][]; 2. 91D-Billy Decker [5][]; 3. 99L-Larry Wight [16][]; 4. 25R-Erick Rudolph [7][]; 5. 19F-Tim Fuller [1][]; 6. 3H-Justin Haers [14][]; 7. 21A-Peter Britten [9][]; 8. 2L-Jack Lehner [21][]; 9. 88W-Mat Williamson [8][]; 10. 5H-Chris Hile [4][]; 11. 42P-Pat Ward [13][]; 12. 32R-Ronnie Davis [15][]; 13. 111D-Demetrios Drellos [3][]; 14. 34R-Kevin Root [26][]; 15. 32CC-Max Mclaughlin [11][]; 16. 28M-Jordan McCreadie [23][]; 17. 22W-Brandon Walters [20][]; 18. 23C-Kyle Coffey [24][]; 19. 19W-Justin Wright [22][]; 20. 48T-Dave Rauscher [29][]; 21. 27J-Danny Johnson [6][]; 22. 88Jr-Olden Dywer [28][]; 23. 17D-Marcus Dinkins [27][]; 24. 9X-Tyler Trump [12][]; 25. 83X-Tim Sears [19][]; 26. 98H-Jimmy Phelps [18][]; 27. 27JR-Daniel Johnson [17][]; 28. 7x-Steve Paine [25][]; 29. M1-Dave Marcuccilli [10][] Hard Charger Award: 99L-Larry Wight[+13]

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  Double Your Fun At Brewerton Speedway During Super DIRT Week XLIX

  For almost three decades on Thursday, all roads from Super DIRT Week led to the Brewerton Speedway for the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series in front of a packed grandstand for annually one of the best ...

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  RUDOLPH BREAKS THROUGH: Rudolph finally wins at Mohawk in the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series

  Erick Rudolph outraced Series rivals Billy Dunn and Tim Fuller to win $4,000 at Mohawk Int'l Raceway AKWESASNE, NY - Erick Rudolph, the three-time DIRTcar 358 Modified Series champion, finally broke through at Mohawk Int'l Raceway for his first Series win of 2021. Rudolph had to hold off the driver who won the first two Series races of the year, Billy Dunn. Dunn finished second. Tim Fuller, Series points leader going into the race, fought his way up through the tough top half of the field to finish third. Erick Rudolph, from Ransomville, NY, is an absolute ringer in the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series but he had the best of the best hounding him for 60 laps. "Billy [Dunn] is one of the best here and is one of the best in 358s," said Rudolph. "I've been coming here a lot of years. I've finished second and third here countless times. It's awesome to finally get a win here." At the drop of the green flag, Can-Am Speedway promotor Ryan Bartlett shot out into the lead. Rudolph, who started third, was right there in his tire tracks. By lap 10 Bartlett, in the #93, caught up to the backend of the field. Just as Bartlett and Rudolph began managing lapped traffic, third-place Jackson Gil joined the battle at the front but on lap 13 the caution flew. On the lap 16 restart, multiple cars jammed up in Turn 2 and the red flag was displayed due to the blocked race track. Once the race got back underway, the top three got into a rhythm and pulled away from the field. But not from everyone. At halfway, Billy Dunn reloaded and started making his moves to the front. At the same time, Ryan Bartlett was passed by Erick Rudolph as well as Jackson Gil who slotted in behind Rudolph. By lap 35 Dunn had overtaken all challengers and made it to second with his eyes on the prize. Concurrently, Tim Fuller started seventh and made smart moves to be there at the front when it mattered. With nine laps remaining, Carey Terrance, in the #66X, suffered a mechanical failure and stopped on the backstretch. That would end up being the final restart and with six laps to go Dunn got alongside Rudolph in Turn 1. They drove hard side-by-side for the lead but they never touched and Rudolph kept the advantage to win. NEXT UP: The DIRTcar 358 Modified Series is set to shine at NAPA Super DIRT Week beginning Wednesday, Oct. 6 at Weedsport Speedway for the NAPA Super DIRT Week Kickoff. Then the Series heads to Brewerton Speedway for the all-new Hurricane Harvey 75. On Friday, it's qualifying races at Oswego Speedway during Friday Night Lights. Then the Salute to the Troops 150 will be set for Saturday, Oct. 9 at Oswego Speedway for the $20,000-to-win DIRTcar 358 Modified Series spectacular. FEATURE (60 LAPS) - 1. Erick Rudolph 2. Billy Dunn 3. Tim Fuller 4. Louie Jackson Jr. 5. Jackson Gil 6. Lance Willix 7. Ryan Bartlett 8. Dave Marcuccilli 9. Jordan McCreadie 10. Ron Davis III 11. Marshall Hurd 12. Lucas Fuller 13. Greg Atkins 14. Darryl Mitchel 15. Steven Lewis 16. Jeff Sykes 17. Carey Terrance 18. Mike Stacey 19. Matt Woodruff 20. Derrick Webb 21. RJ Tressiter 22. Kristan Smoke 23. Preston Forbes 24. Ryan McLean 25. Tyler Meeks 26. Tom Jock Jr. 27. Cameron Black 28. Mike Mandingo

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  LaDuc Wins as Point Battle Heats Up at Devil's Bowl Speedway Audet threepeats in Limited Sportsman

  WEST HAVEN, Vt. - Tim LaDuc saw an opportunity present itself at Devil's Bowl Speedway on Saturday, September 11, and he seized it. The veteran dirt Modified racer from Orwell, Vt., grabbed his second win of the season on Heritage Family Credit Union "Member Night" and is now in the hunt for his first track championship in 21 years. Other winners on the fun-filled night included Troy Audet, Chris Murray, Adam Mahoney, Chase Allen, Kamden Duffy, and Randy Edson. LaDuc's win in the headline Sportsman Modified division came just at the right time, as a wave of change hit the point standings. Previous championship leader Demetrios Drellos made the decision to pursue the Super DIRTcar Series schedule, leaving the door wide open for Justin Comes and LaDuc to battle it out in the final month of the season. LaDuc struck first, taking his second win of the year. Jimmy Davis was the star of the show in the first half of the 30-lap feature race, giving a much-needed boost to the struggling Larry Gallipo team. Davis, a long-time driver who joined the Devil's Bowl grind in mid-August, bolted into the lead from the pole position at the start of the race. His big lead was erased by back-to-back caution flags on lap 16, though, and that allowed LaDuc to have a shot. Davis put up a good fight, but LaDuc took over and cruised to the victory - the 55th of his career at Devil's Bowl. Davis settled for the runner-up finish. Marty Kelly III had some intense battles inside the top five all race long, finally taking third place. Tanner Siemons was fourth and rookie Anthony Warren scored his fifth top-five finish of the year in fifth place. Comes was sixth ahead of Frank Hoard III, Josh Masterson, Vince Quenneville, and Brian Whittemore. Qualifying heats were won by Siemons, Davis, and Jimmy Ryan. Comes is the new leader in the title fight at 856 points with LaDuc just 11 points back. Despite missing the event, Drellos holds second place at 847, and LaDuc sits third at 845. Something lit a fire under Troy Audet in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman division, and the flame has only gotten hotter. The Bridport, Vt., racer - in his first year in a Modified - has lost just one race since August 15, and he posted his third consecutive win in his division's 25-lap feature on Heritage Family Credit Union Night. Teenagers Cody O'Brien and Evan Roberts took turns leading, with O'Brien pacing the field for the first 11 circuits before Roberts took over. Roberts had things under control, but Audet wiggled free from traffic after starting 17th and caught Roberts in dramatic fashion with two laps to go. Roberts led at the white flag to begin the last lap, but Audet snuck under him in Turn 1 and the pair dueled for the final half-mile. Audet pulled ahead in Turn 3 and beat Roberts to the line by 0.350-seconds. O'Brien was third ahead of Dakota Green and A.J. Munger. Austin Comes finished sixth with Steve Pope, Alex Layn, John Gosselin, and Craig Wholey in tow. Roberts, O'Brien, and Timmy Aldrighetti won the heats. Beau Reeves won the consolation race and Bubba McPhee took the last-chance B-Main qualifier. Audet has opened up a 35-point cushion on Comes in the championship standings, 839-804. The box score for the Super Stock division will show that Fair Haven, Vt.'s Chris Murray continued his seemingly-unstoppable run with his 11th win of the season, but that would do little justice to actual race. Rookie Chuck Bradford showed the way for the first 10 laps as Murray reeled him in. Murray took the lead on lap 11 and appeared to be pulling away, but the yellow flag flew and kept Bradford close. At the restart, Bradford worked over Murray and hung right in over the final four laps. Bradford had his nose ahead of Murray in the final corner, but Murray buzzed ahead right at the checkered flag, winning in a photo finish by 0.051-seconds. Jim McKiernan took third place ahead of Paul Braymer and Josh Bussino. Heats were won by Murray and first-time visitor Jason McClatchie. Murray is in position to clinch his third championship, holding a 46-point lead on Braymer, 979-933, as the Super Stock division has its final point-counting event on Saturday night. The rookies continue to shine in the Mini Stock division, now having won seven of the last nine "A" feature races, dating back to July 31. Rutland, Vt.'s Adam Mahoney led a family parade near the front of the pack in the 15-lapper and scored his second victory after taking the lead from older brother Griff with five laps remaining. Point leader Chris Sumner came from 16th to finish second, with Griff Mahoney third. Tom Severance was a career-best fourth with Brian Blake fifth. First-time Devil's Bowl racer Codey Agoney was an impressive sixth ahead of Daryl Gebo, Mark Mahoney - cousin of Adam and Griff - Lynn Denton, and Derrick Counter. Qualifying heats were won by Counter, Blake, and Jarrod Colburn. Another rookie, Fair Haven, Vt.'s Chase Allen, won the 10-lap Mini Stock "B" feature for the second-straight week. The 15-year-old took the lead from fellow freshman Damian Olden three laps in, and he then held off a spirited charge by veteran Ronnie Alger. Tyler Bell was third ahead of Austin McKirryher and Jake Mallory. Thirteen-year-old Kamden Duffy had an easy go of it in the 15-lap feature for the Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint division. The Richmond, N.H., native passed Scott Bachand on the second lap and ran away in the caution-free race for his sixth victory of the season. Roger LaDuc, 65, scored a career-best finish as the runner-up, followed by John Smith, Gage Provencher, and point leader Ray Hanson. Duffy and Kevin Smith won the qualifiers. Orwell, Vt.'s Hanson has an insurmountable 64-point lead on young Kaidin White (1,019-955) and will officially wrap up his first championship on Saturday night. In addition to their regular winnings, 11 drivers collected extra cash from the New York State Stock Car Association. Earning $75 each as the highest finishing NYSSCA members in their respective divisions were Tim LaDuc, Cody O'Brien, Chris Murray, Jake Barrows, and Ray Hanson. Collecting $50 bonuses as the NYSSCA runners-up were Marty Kelly III, Dakota Green, Josh Bussino, Jarrod Colburn, and Tommy Kasuba, and Brian Whittemore grabbed a $50 "Wild Card" bonus. The popular - and often hilarious - Street-Legal Spectator Races returned with a new twist, as passengers were allowed for the first time. Facing off one-on-one in one-lap elimination races, Jeff Assmann advanced through three rounds to beat Ryan Keays among the sedan entries, while Orwell, Vt.'s Randy Edson did the same to beat Eric Friend in the big iron. The two-lap finale saw Edson's giant, four-door 2006 Chevrolet Silverado Duramax beat Assmann's sleek 2012 Volkswagen Jetta GLI to the delight of the crowd. Friend Construction presents Championship Night for the Super Stock and 500cc Mini Sprint divisions on Saturday, September 18 at 6:00 p.m., along with free Kids Racecar Rides at intermission. The Sportsman Modified, Limited Sportsman, and Mini Stock divisions will also be in action. Grandstand general admission is $12 for adults and $5 for children aged 12 and under. Tickets are available online at https://buytickets.at/devilsbowlspeedway and at the speedway on race day. Infield drive-in parking is $20 for adults and free for children. Infield passes are sold only at the track on race day. Pit passes are $25 for members and $35 for non-members, available at the speedway or on the "Pit Pay" Mobile App; the minimum age in the pit area is 10 years old, with proof of age required for minors, per Vermont State Law. Devil's Bowl Speedway is located on Route 22A in West Haven, Vt., four miles north of U.S. Route 4, Exit 2, and just 20 minutes from Rutland, Vt. For more information, visit www.DevilsBowlSpeedwayVT.com or call (802) 265-3112. Devil's Bowl Speedway is on Facebook at facebook.com/DevilsBowlSpeedway, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat at @DevilsBowlSpeed; follow the action using the #DevilsBowl hashtag. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - Heritage Family Credit Union "Member Night" Devil's Bowl Speedway - West Haven, Vt. Saturday, September 11, 2021 Sportsman Modified Feature (30 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (11) Tim LaDuc, Orwell, Vt. 2. (1) Jimmy Davis, Amsterdam, N.Y. 3. (5) Marty Kelly III, North Bennington, Vt. 4. (3) Tanner Siemons, Orford, N.H. 5. (7) # Anthony Warren, Shoreham, Vt. 6. (10) Justin Comes, Middlebury, Vt. 7. (12) Frank Hoard III, Manchester Center, Vt. 8. (6) Josh Masterson, Bristol, Vt. 9. (17) Vince Quenneville, Brandon, Vt. 10. (4) Brian Whittemore, Pittsford, Vt. 11. (14) Todd Stone, Middlebury, Vt. 12. (16) Mike Fisher, Castleton, Vt. 13. (8) Billy Lussier, Fair Haven, Vt. 14. (9) Justin Stone, Middlebury, Vt. 15. (15) Brent Warren, Salisbury, Vt. 16. (2) Adam Piper, Leicester, Vt. 17. (13) Jimmy Ryan, Shoreham, Vt. 18. (18) # Shawn McPhee, Rutland, Vt. Lap Leaders: Jimmy Davis, 1-16; Tim LaDuc, 17-30. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions (2): Laps 16, 16. Heat Winners: Tanner Siemons, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Ryan Elmo's Pit Stop 9th Place Bonus ($100): Vince Quenneville NYSSCA Member Bonus ($75): Tim LaDuc NYSSCA Member Bonus ($50): Marty Kelly III NYSSCA Member "Wild Card" Bonus ($50): Brian Whittemore O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Feature (25 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown 1. (17) Troy Audet, Bridport, Vt. 2. (9) Evan Roberts, Fletcher, Vt. 3. (2) Cody O'Brien, Springfield, Vt. 4. (10) Dakota Green, Cambridge, N.Y. 5. (6) A.J. Munger, Benson Landing, Vt. 6. (16) Austin Comes, Middlebury, Vt. 7. (13) Steve Pope, Shoreham, Vt. 8. (7) Alex Layn, New Haven, Vt. 9. (4) John Gosselin, Shoreham, Vt. 10. (12) Craig Wholey, Bolton Landing, N.Y. 11. (19) Beau Reeves, Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12. (21) Jason Quenneville, Quechee, Vt. 13. (11) Dylan Madsen, Spencertown, N.Y. 14. (18) Kyle Huntington, Bradford, Vt. 15. (8) Justin Lilly, Castleton, Vt. 16. (5) Josh Nelson, Bristol, Vt. 17. (1) Wade Acker, Bristol, Vt. 18. (24) John McPhee Jr., Rutland, Vt. 19. (20) Gary English, Salisbury, Vt. 20. (3) Timmy Aldrighetti, Bethel, Vt. 21. (23) Katrina Bean, Benson, Vt. 22. (22) Kyle Kerr, Shoreham, Vt. 23. (14) Anthony Ryan, Benson, Vt. 24. (15) Randy Ryan, Orwell, Vt. Did Not Qualify (12 drivers): Russ Farr, Granville, N.Y.; Josh Paige, Orwell, Vt.; Mike McGinn, Elizabethtown, N.Y.; Brent Bouplon, Eagle Bridge, N.Y.; Matt Jordan, Cambridge, N.Y.; William Lussier Jr., Fair Haven, Vt.; Bill Duprey, Hydeville, Vt. Lap Leaders: Wade Acker, pole; Cody O'Brien, 1-11; Evan Roberts, 12-24; Troy Audet, 25. (3 lead changes among 4 drivers) Cautions (5): Laps 1, 2, 4, 11, 11. Heat Winners: Evan Roberts, Cody O'Brien, Timmy Aldrighetti Consi Winner: Beau Reeves B-Main Winner: John McPhee Jr. NYSSCA Member Bonus ($75): Cody O'Brien NYSSCA Member Bonus ($50): Dakota Green Super Stock Feature (15 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (7) Chris Murray, Fair Haven, Vt. 2. (1) # Chuck Bradford, Addison, Vt. 3. (4) Jim McKiernan, Moriah Center, N.Y. 4. (6) Paul Braymer, Granville, N.Y. 5. (5) Josh Bussino, Fair Haven, Vt. 6. (10) Jason McClatchie, Plattsburgh, N.Y. 7. (3) Tony Salerno, Mineville, N.Y. 8. (2) Mike Bussino, Mount Holly, Vt. 9. (8) Donnie Williams, Ripton, Vt. 10. (11) Steve Marcoux, Fair Haven, Vt. (substitute for Andrew FitzGerald) 11. (9) Scott Layton, Fair Haven, Vt. Lap Leaders: Chuck Bradford, 1-10; Chris Murray, 11-15. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions (1): Lap 11. Heat Winners: Chris Murray, Jason McClatchie NYSSCA Member Bonus ($75): Chris Murray NYSSCA Member Bonus ($50): Josh Bussino Mini Stock "A" Feature (15 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (12) # Adam Mahoney, Rutland, Vt. 2. (15) Chris Sumner, Ripton, Vt. 3. (2) Griff Mahoney, Bristol, Vt. 4. (7) Tom Severance, Fair Haven, Vt. 5. (16) Brian Blake, Cornwall, Vt. 6. (19) Codey Agoney, West Chazy, N.Y. 7. (18) # Daryl Gebo, Orwell, Vt. 8. (10) # Mark Mahoney, Brandon, Vt. 9. (8) Lynn Denton, Milton, Vt. 10. (13) Derrick Counter, Leicester, Vt. 11. (11) # Scott Chandler, Pittsford, Vt. 12. (4) Carol Moss, Fair Haven, Vt. 13. (14) Jake Barrows, Middlebury, Vt. 14. (6) Jarrod Colburn, Rutland, Vt. 15. (5) Willie Rice, Poultney, Vt. 16. (17) Craig Kirby, St. Albans, Vt. 17. (20) Mat Parker, Peru, N.Y. 18. (3) # Cody Dion, Rutland, Vt. 19. (9) # Jason Kerr, Shoreham, Vt. 20. (1) # Chris Hewitt, Pittsford, Vt. Did Not Start (1 driver): # Hunter Clark, Salisbury, Vt. Lap Leaders: Chris Hewitt, pole; Griff Mahoney, 1-10; Adam Mahoney, 11-15. (2 lead changes among 3 drivers) Cautions: None. Heat Winners: Derrick Counter, Brian Blake, Jarrod Colburn NYSSCA Member Bonus ($75): Jake Barrows NYSSCA Member Bonus ($50): Jarrod Colburn Mini Stock "B" Feature (10 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (3) # Chase Allen, Fair Haven, Vt. 2. (5) Ron Alger, Orwell, Vt. 3. (6) Tyler Bell, Peru, N.Y. (substitute for Clemmy Bell) 4. (7) # Austin McKirryher, Proctor, Vt. 5. (2) # Jake Mallory, Granville, N.Y. 6. (4) # Donald Olden, Poultney, Vt. 7. (1) # Damian Olden, Poultney, Vt. Did Not Start (4 drivers): Joe Malzac, East Middlebury, Vt.; # Jakobee Alger, Orwell, Vt.; Freddy Burch, Middle Granville, N.Y.; Troy Morin, Keeseville, N.Y. Lap Leaders: Damian Olden, 1-3; Chase Allen, 4-10. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions: None Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint Feature (15 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (5) Kamden Duffy, Richmond, N.H. 2. (2) Roger LaDuc, Orwell, Vt. 3. (6) John Smith, Poultney, Vt. 4. (3) # Gage Provencher, Bridport, Vt. 5. (8) Ray Hanson, Orwell, Vt. 6. (7) Kaidin White, Monkton, Vt. 7. (1) Scott Bachand, St. Albans, Vt. 8. (4) Kevin Smith, Brandon, Vt. 9. (9) # Tommy Kasuba, Castleton, Vt. 10. (10) # Kris Severance, Fair Haven, Vt. Lap Leaders: Scott Bachand, 1; Kamden Duffy, 2-15. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions: None Heat Winners: Kamden Duffy, Kevin Smith NYSSCA Member Bonus ($75): Ray Hanson NYSSCA Member Bonus ($50): Tommy Kasuba Street-Legal Spectator Races Randy Edson, Orwell, Vt., def. Jeff Assmann, Rotterdam, N.Y.

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  WILD ONE: Bachetti Bags $25,500 Mr. DIRT Track USA Title

  WEST LEBANON, NY - It all came down to the final lap and The Wild Child, Andy Bachetti, rose to the occasion. After 100 laps of high speed, high banked action at The Valley of Speed, the 101-lap, $25,500-to-win Mr. DIRT Track USA had yet to be decided. Larry Wight, who had led laps and fought inside the top 3 all race, slowed on the backstretch with a mechanical problem bringing out the caution flag on lap 100. Andy Bachetti, from Sheffield, MA, was able to hold off Matt Sheppard and Stewart Friesen to be the first across the finish line under the waving checkered flags. At the same time, Sheppard made the pass for second place on the final lap over Friesen and took home $6,000. Bachetti, from Sheffield, MA, now has five Super DIRTcar Series victories at Lebanon Valley Speedway (2004, 2004, 2008, 2013, 2021) which means he has Series wins in three different decades. He was extremely thankful for his hard-working crew and the clutch calls they made on the setup going into the Feature. "We were good all night," Bachetti said about his #4 Big Block. "My team made the right calls tonight. We went with the right tire combination and the Garrity Asphalt Reclaiming machine was awesome." It's not all in the setup though. Lebanon Valley Speedway can use a racecar up very quickly without the proper care behind the wheel. "You have to keep the car square and straight," said Bachetti. "You gotta keep the tires on. You gotta have a good enough car to get there. We had a lot of brake fade and a lot of issues. When I got here, we had a brake issue so was pumping the brakes a lot. Would get tight and push too but overall, it was a super way to end the year." Mike Mahaney, in the #35, brought the field to the green flag and raced to the lead in the first corner. Unfortunately, a brake failure caused Mahaney to overshoot the next corner and hit the wall. The car rolled down the track in front of the field and luckily no other drivers made contact with his prone racecar. The race restarted on lap 7 with Larry Wight and Adam Pierson now on the front row. The #99L jumped to the lead and the #4 of Andy Bachetti followed by and into second place. Wight managed to hold off Bachetti until lap 20 when he finally got by. Meanwhile, Sheppard and Friesen started on the fifth row in ninth and 10th, respectively. Friesen followed in Sheppard's footsteps up through the field. "I got up through the field pretty good," said Sheppard. "I was working on Larry Wight. I was a little faster, but I couldn't quite get by him. I lost the spot to Stewie and then we had another restart. Tyler Dippel crashed into me and we lost a few more spots. We were able to fight back to the front and got by Decker, Friesen, and others. I was just happy to get back to second." As laps clicked off towards halfway, Sheppard and Friesen got up to third and fourth. Only Larry Wight was in between Bachetti and Sheppard. Sheppard was determined to get around Wight to try reeling in Bachetti who kept amassing sizeable leads over the dueling rivals. The #9s was all over the #99L from lap 40 to lap 59 when Kenny Tremont Jr. brought out the caution flag with a flat left rear tire. "I was working him high and low," said Sheppard of his battle with Wight. "He was running a different line and it was working for him. It blocked the bottom and the top. I couldn't get a great run on the top and or the bottom." On a lap 63 restart, Friesen got around Sheppard for third. Bachetti's lead grew until lap 74 when Adam Pierson brought out the caution flag. When the field got back underway Friesen got up to third while Sheppard was shuffled back several positions after contacting Tyler Dippel. He who showed his displeasure with the #9s under caution. On lap 81, Kenny Tremont Jr. brought the caution out again. The running order was Andy Bachetti in first place, Larry Wight second, and Stewart Friesen in third with 20 to go. Unfortunately, on the restart, Bachetti fired prior to the VP Racing Fuels starting point. The #4 was sent back a row and the restart was attempted again. "We kind of got a raw deal getting put back a row on the restart," said Bachetti. "When you are the leader you should be able to restart like that." Luckily for Bachetti, Drellos came up lame on lap 92, and on the ensuing restart, the #4 took the lead back from Friesen one last time. There was stout competition for the overall hard charger award which goes to the driver who makes up the most positions from their starting spot. The 2021 Mr. DIRT Track USA Hard Charger was Peter Britten, a former force in Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship action at Lebanon, who started 25th and drove his #21A Big Block to sixth. Erick Rudolph, as usual, also passed a lot of cars and drove his #25R up 18 positions, and finished ninth. Local racer Kolby Schoeder did his hometrack fans proud picking up 15 spots to finish an impressive seventh against the best of the best. Next weekend, the Series runs a doubleheader at the Cavalcade Cup Weekend at Weedsport Speedway, Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 11-12). Night one is capped by a 60-lap $7,500 Super DIRTcar Series Feature before the Series takes to the ⅜ mile historic dirt track for 100 laps and $10,000. Get your tickets here or catch all the action live on DIRTVision. Feature (101 Laps) 4B-Andy Bachetti [5][]; 2. 9S-Matt Sheppard [9][]; 3. 44F-Stewart Friesen [10][]; 4. 91D-Billy Decker [17][]; 5. 97H-Bobby Hackel [4][]; 6. 21A-Peter Britten [25][]; 7. 99S-Kolby Schroeder [22][]; 8. 42S-Kyle Sheldon [11][]; 9. 25R-Erick Rudolph [27][]; 10. 35L-LJ Lombardo [12][]; 11. 98H-Jimmy Phelps [28][]; 12. 88W-Mat Williamson [23][]; 13. 115-Kenny Tremont [24][]; 14. 3J-Marc Johnson [14][]; 15. 45J-Wayne Jelley [19][]; 16. 60B-Brian Berger [15][]; 17. 74H-JR Heffner [6][]; 18. 215p-Adam Pierson [2][]; 19. 2L-Jack Lehner [16][]; 20. 5H-Chris Hile [18][]; 21. 9D-Chase Dowling [30][]; 22. 99L-Larry Wight [3][]; 23. 35CC-Chris Curtis [21][]; 24. 111D-Demetrios Drellos [20][]; 25. 1T-Tyler Dippel [7][]; 26. 55B-Brett Hass [8][]; 27. 2RJ-Ronnie Johnson [13][]; 28. 98M-Eddie Marshall [29][]; 29. 32CC-Max Mclaughlin [26][]; 30. 35M-Mike Mahaney [1][] Hard Charger Award: 21A-Peter Britten[+19]

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  Sheffield’s Andy Bachetti wins MR. DIRT Track USA at Lebanon Valley

  Sheffield’s Andy Bachetti scored a huge win in the MR. DIRT Track USA Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modified event on Saturday night at Lebanon Valley Speedway.

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  Dave Conant and Jimmy Johnson Capture Feature Wins on Championship Night

  Rich Vleck, BATAVIA, NY, (September 4, 2021)- A fast, yet technical racetrack put a variety of drivers in Victory Lane on Championship Night; some were drivers that had already secured their 2021 title, some who locked it up on Saturday, while others were drivers just happy to be back holding the checkered flag. Dave Conant broke through for his first Sportsman Feature win in over three years and drove an incredible race to withstand Cameron Tuttle's many advances to prevail in the 25-lap event. "We needed this. We needed this one bad," stated an emotional Conant in Victory Lane. "I ran the race kind of backwards from what I'm used to as I like the bottom (groove) but ran up on the top for most of the race until the end." The results will show that Conant led the final 23 laps, the but reality is that the lead was up for grab for nearly 10 laps of the race. After taking the lead on lap 3 from Jessica Kriegisch, "Cadillac" broke out to a healthy lead. By lap 10, Cameron Tuttle had sliced his way up to second and had begun to reel in the leader. A caution on lap 14 would erase the margin and on the ensuing restart Tuttle would dive underneath the No. 44 heading in to turns 1 and 2 and keep it that way until the next caution flag waved on lap 22. As the duo raced side-by-side, Conant knew his chance to win was in peril. "Each lap he would gain on me by a quarter of a car-length every lap on the bottom," said Conant. "A few times I thought he had me but I knew the bottom was a little tougher to run so I tried to keep him pinned down there." While under caution on lap 22, Conant changed up his plan by moving to the bottom of the track once they got back racing. The move caught Tuttle off guard and allowed the No. 44 enough breathing room to run off to his first win since July of 2018. Tuttle's second-place effort was enough to secure his second-straight track championship. Phil Vigerni III, the other championship contender, struggled in his heat but ran up to third in the feature. AJ Custodi finished fourth in his first start at Genesee this season, while Jessica Kriegisch put together her best run of the year, rounding out the top five. Defending Late Model Track Champion Jimmy Johnson knew this year's title was no longer within reach, but that didn't slow him down in the feature as he ran off to lead all 25 laps and win his second event of the season. Johnson took the lead from the pole position and ran off and hid in a caution-free event that was completed in under eight minutes. While his lead was never in doubt, his engine was more questionable. "About 10 laps in I saw the pressure gauge fluctuating and I started smelling (smoke)," noted Johnson afterwards in front of his still-smoking No. 39J. "Then I noticed it wasn't coming back up fully so I don't know if we cooked a motor or not but I just tried to get it to the end." 2021 Track Champion Bill Holmes had started to reel in "Kid Lightning" around the point that the leader starting pushing water, but over the second half of the race Johnson started to build his lead to run off to his second win in the last four starts. With the championship already in hand, Holmes experimented with his No. 8 on the night and was pleased with his second-place effort. Jon Rivers had a solid car to score a season-best third place finish. Doug Ricotta and JJ Mazur rounded out the top five. Last season, Bill Taylor was a co-champion in the Street Stocks, but only won a single feature; on Saturday Night he led all 20 laps of the feature to win his sixth feature and lock up his second straight championship in style. Taylor, of Arcade, capitalized on a lucky break he got in his heat race where he snuck in to the redraw on the final lap, then he grabbed the pole position and then was untouched in a race where he could not afford a mistake in. In a year he characterized as his best year, as well as his worst year (when it came to mechanical luck), Taylor kept Dan Schulz, last week's winner, a healthy distance behind him throughout the event, as "The Golden One" was never pressured. Schulz would hang on for second, while a fierce battle took place for third, with John Zimmerman finishing in that position. Chuck Mogavero finished fourth for his best result of the season while Brandon Sherwood rounded out the top five. Bill Weller Jr. was the class of the field in the Mini Stocks as he dominated to win his second feature in the last four weeks. "Wild Bill Jr." had a lead of over four seconds midway through the race and was on cruise control even with Dante Mancuso chopping down his lead in the closing laps. As those two were out in front of the pack, Brad Whiteside was just behind them locking up his second-straight track championship with a third place effort. Whiteside just edged Rich Conte at the line for the third spot, while Olivia Coniber completed the top five finishers. Jake Bansmer picked up his 2021 Track Championship in style as he captured his 12th win of the season in the Novice Sportsman. Bansmer took the lead from Andrew Joy on a lap five restart and never looked back as he ran off to a comfortable win, his second in a row. Andrew Joy's runner-up finish was his sixth second place effort in his last seven starts. Tyler Guzzardi rounded out the podium positions. Seth Johnson of Castile led all 12 laps of the Bandit Feature to win his fourth feature of the season. Johnson jumped out in front of 2021 Track Champion Alexis Traxler and while she would give good chase throughout, Johnson was strong enough to outlast her for his second consecutive win. As that duo battled for the lead, a feisty competition was up for the third spot with Grayson Harding coming away with that position. On the final circuit, DJ Goetz, who was making his first start, flipped his car but was thankfully able to walk away. With the points now settled for 2021, attention now turns to the final weekend of the season, the Topless Weekend on September 24 and 25, featuring the RUSH Late Model and Sprint Car Tours, a $2,000-to-win Sportsman event, plus big shows for the Street Stocks and Mini Stocks. For more information, visit www.Genesee-Speedway.com. Genesee Speedway Results: 9/4/2021- Dale Valley Diecast Night Cornerstone Eye Associates RUSH Late Model Feature (25 Laps)- JIMMY JOHNSON, Bill Holmes, Jon Rivers, Doug Ricotta, JJ Mazur, Paul Grigsby, Beamer Guzzardi, Brian Kotarski, TJ Downs, Billy DuBois, David Stolzenberg, Chad Clement, Mark Sundt. Lap Leader- Johnson 1-25. Heat Winners- Kotarski, Ricotta. 2021 Track Champion- Bill Holmes Stirling Lubricants DIRTcar Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)- DAVE CONANT, Cameron Tuttle, Phil Vigerni III, AJ Custodi, Jessica Kriegisch, Brandon Michaud, Ray Bliss, Ryan Barrett, Gordy Hermanson Jr., Kyle Richner, Noah Walker, Byron Dewitt, Tim Nies, Michael McCarthy, Jim Harbison. Lap Leaders- Kriegisch 1-2, Conant 3-25. Heat Winners- McCarthy, Walker. 2021 Track Champion- Cameron Tuttle Yasses Trucking & Construction Street Stock Feature (20 Laps)- BILL TAYLOR, Dan Schulz, John Zimmerman, Chuck Mogavero, Brandon Sherwood, Damian Long, Jesse Qutermous, Shawn Hazlett, Neil Patterson, Phil Schepis, Bobby Lippa Jr., Pat Powers, Jacob Vick, Dale Rissinger, Mike Kelly. Lap Leader- Taylor 1-20. Heat Winners- Hazlett, Schulz. 2021 Track Champion- Bill Taylor Pellegrino Auto Sales Mini Stock Feature (15 Laps)- BILL WELLER JR., Dante Mancuso, Brad Whiteside, Rich Conte, Olivia Coniber, Eric Weis, Andy Schumaker, Brian Johnson, Andrew Gayton, Jessica Schleede, Robert Knapp II, Curtis Rung Jr., Ashley Harbison, Brandon Shepard (DNS), Cody Wise (DNS). Lap Leaders- Weller 1-15. Heat Winners- Weller, Schumaker. 2021 Track Champion- Brad Whiteside Champion Racing Oil Novice Sportsman Feature (15 Laps)- JAKE BANSMER, Andrew Joy, Tyler Guzzardi, Allison Dewitt, Casey Jonathan, CJ Palmer, Bailey Logsdon. Lap Leaders- Joy 1-4, Bansmer 5-15. Heat Winner- Bansmer. 2021 Track Champion- Jake Bansmer DML Sealing Bandits (12 Laps)- SETH JOHNSON, Alexis Traxler, Grayson Harding, Morgan Coniber, Jonathan Logsdon, Meghan Zimmerman, DJ Goetz, Ian Paul, Kayley Bacon. Lap Leader- Johnson 1-12. 2021 Track Champion- Alexis Traxler

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  HOOSIER PICK? Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship points battles conclude Labor Day Weekend

  DIRTcar Sportsman Modified Hoosier Racing Tire Championship to be decided at the finish line, Sheppard, Williamson, Jeseo, Mancuso in the driver's seat for the championship WEEDSPORT, NY - Five divisions of DIRTcar Racing divisions compete in the Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship in the Northeast and the championship battles are rapidly coming to a conclusion. DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, 358 Modifieds, Sportsman Modifieds, Pro Stocks, and 4 Cylinders will split over $45,000 in purse money. The top-20 drivers in the Big Block, 358, Sportsman and Pro Stocks divisions will be honored and given a payout at the DIRTcar Northeast banquet in November. The DIRTcar 4 Cylinders pay the top-15. Points are calculated by taking the top-16 finishes from any DIRTcar sanctioned race including weekly racing, Series races, and special events like the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified race at Lake View Motor Speedway in South Carolina last January. A perfect score is 960 points. That's 16 wins at 60 points per win. DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds The DIRTcar Big Block Modified battle has a familiar look. Matt Sheppard and Stewart Friesen are locked in battle at the top of the standings for $5,000-to-win and $3,000 for second. The #9S holds the top spot by just 20 points. Not only are these drivers going at it in the Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship standings, but they are also fighting for Super DIRTcar Series points, and the overall track championship at Orange County Fair Speedway, which concludes Thursday, Sept. 2. DIRTcar 358 Modifieds Mat Williamson and Erick Rudolph are once again battling for the DIRTcar 358 Modified weekly championship in both the Hoosier points and at Ransomville Speedway over the track championship. This Canadian/American rivalry has been playing out for years at Super DIRTcar Series races, DIRTcar 358 Modified Series races, and every Friday night at Ransomville Speedway. Williamson got the edge this year and took the $3,000 championship. Billy Dunn, from Watertown, NY, is not only tied with Rudolph in Hoosier points but he is a part of a ferocious track championship battle at Can-Am Speedway with Tim Fuller, another Watertown, NY driver. They recently clashed at Mohawk International Raceway in the first DIRTcar 358 Modified Series race of the year. With two laps to go, leader Mike Mahaney broke a right rear shock. That allowed Tim Fuller and Billy Dunn to race it out side-by-side on the last lap. Dunn won out with a dive to the inside of Turn 1. Those points could make the difference at the end of the weekend. DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds The closest race is in the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified division between leader Andrew Buff and Matt Janczuk. They are separated by a razor-thin margin of 10 points going into the final weekend of Hoosier points racing. Andrew Buff races weekly at Albany-Saratoga Speedway and Glen Ridge Motorsports Park. He's also been aggressively following the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified Series races competing in multiple regions. Janczuk's points have come as a result of his pile of victories at Fulton Speedway. He is still in the picture for the Hoosier championship. Since the points are determined by the top-16 finishes, it is notable that Janczuk's lowest points night is much lower than Buff's. Janczuk can make up a whopping 16 points in one swing. Here's how it breaks down. Only individual drivers' top-16 finishes are calculated so they drop their lowest score. 60 points is a win, therefore a perfect score is 960. Andrew Buff: 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 56, 56, 52, 52, 52, 52, 52 / Total: 912 / Best 920 Matt Janczuk: 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 56, 56, 56, 56, 56, 52, 46, 44 / Total: 902 / Best 918 If Janczuk wins, he drops the 44 and scores a 60. That means Buff also needs to get a win and he has two chances; Albany-Saratoga Speedway on Friday (Sept. 3) and Glen Ridge Motorsports Park on Sunday (Sept. 5). He could go to Fulton Speedway on Saturday (Sept. 4), as well, and go up against Janczuk in person. It's anyone's race for the $1,000 championship. DIRTcar Pro Stocks Chad Jeseo has been lights out at Lebanon Valley Speedway and Albany-Saratoga Speedway in '21. He has 10 wins between the two tracks. His DIRTcar Pro Stock Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship will net him $1,000 at the banquet in November for his dedication and success in weekly DIRTcar Racing. Sixty points behind Jeseo is Jason Meltz, who has three wins at the same two racetracks. Burton Ward has been cutting his teeth at Can-Am Speedway and has two wins so far in 2021. He's running third in the Hoosier points with 830 total out of a possible 960. DIRTcar 4 Cylinders Dante Mancuso has 11 wins in 21 DIRTcar 4 Cylinder division starts at Ransomville Speedway and Genesee Speedway. With that, he'll take home $500 for the inaugural DIRTcar 4 Cylinder Hoosier Racing Tire Championship. Brad Whiteside and Cole Susice are battling for second place. The top-15 will have the opportunity to walk across the stage at the DIRTcar Northeast Banquet in November. Positions 11-15 receive free DIRTcar memberships for 2022.

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  WHAT TO WATCH FOR: The Valley of Speed Takes Center Stage with $25,500-to-win Mr. DIRT Track USA

  Big speed, big brakes, and big-time bravery are what the Super DIRTcar Series stars will need if they want to take home the $25,500 grand prize at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Saturday (Sept. 4).

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  Auto racing: Dwyer gaining a world of experience

  This year 27-year-old Olden Dwyer jumped on the 2021 DIRTcar tour. “Running the series has been my dream since I was a little kid,” said Dwyer, who grew up watching his dad, Ron, race. “It was the ...

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  Chad Homan Pulls Late-Race Move to Win while Cameron Tuttle Stays Hot at Genesee

  Rich Vleck, BATAVIA, NY, (August 28, 2021)- Chad Homan lost the lead in the Late Model Feature on a lap five restart when he selected the inferior bottle line for the restart. After struggling to get back by Bill Holmes throughout the feature and seemingly being out of options, Homan went for it all and ended up pulling off one of the best moves of the season. On a hot and steamy night at the Genesee Speedway, Chad Homan, of Macedon, rim rode around the outside Bill Holmes on a lap 21 restart to reclaim the lead and set sail for his first win at Genesee in just his second start in Batavia in 2021. "I put a hard tire on this car and kept trying to pass (Holmes) on the bottom but there just wasn't the right move," recalled Homan after the feature. "There was a restart that got called back and he had moved down to block my dive down so under that yellow I kept working the top to keep heat in the right rear tire and I noticed that the top might have some rubber. I knew it was going to surprise him and when I went in there was a little bit of a curb on the top (of turn 1) and I hit it just right which set my cart on the right path and it just took off." The 25-lap feature was mired by cautions, but it also gave Homan a number of looks at how to move by on the restarts. The Fulton Speedway point leader utilized his off-night from that track to visit Genesee in preparation for the Topless Nationals next month and found himself thrashing on his No. 91 to find speed. "Whatever worked here in 2019 does not work now," he declared. "We were off in the heat so we got on the phone with Lazer (Chassis) and made the most changes on the car I've made in six years and it worked." As Homan was running off to the win, Bill Holmes had his hands full to hold off a hard-charging Doug Ricotta for second. The runner-up finish was good enough to secure Holmes his first career Genesee Track Championship. Ricotta's third-place effort was his second-straight podium finish. Dave DuBois and Paul Grigsby recorded solid top five finishes. Cameron Tuttle had a dominant performance to capture his fifth Sportsman Feature win of 2021 and put himself in a strong position to repeat for the track championship next weekend. Tuttle, of Wilson, took the lead from Jim Harbison on the race's only restart on lap 11 by using the bottom line and then got back to the top of the track and never looked back. "We're on a pretty good roll right now," stated Tuttle in Victory Lane, reflecting on his second-straight Genesee win as well as his second win of the weekend. "The track had a lot of bite on the bottom and we were good down there." The race was filled with side-by-side racing throughout the event with Jim Harbison able to hold on for a strong second-place showing. Noah Walker ran up from sixth to finish in third, just in front of Dave Conant. Ray Bliss held off Phil Vigneri III to round out the top five. Dan Schulz utilized a strong starting spot of fourth in the Street Stock Feature to jump out in front early and stay there as he led the final 19 laps to score his first feature win of the year. Schulz, from Newfane, became the eighth different winner in the division in 2021. Chuck Mogavero led the opening circuit from the outside pole but after a lap 2 restart Schulz was able to drive underneath the No. 21m and drive out in front. The race got off to a slow start with a few cautions, including Kenny Begnouche flipping his No. 44m down the backstretch. He was able to climb out of the car on his own. Once green flag laps were run, there was great racing throughout the pack but the unsponsored No. 66 was supreme and held a steady lead all the way to the end. Point leader Bill Taylor had a strong run coming from the eighth starting position to take the runner-up position on lap eight but as good as he was on the bottom, Schulz was even better. Taylor would hold off Brandon Sherwood for second, who he is battling with for the championship heading in to the championship race next week. John Zimmerman and Damian Long would drive up to round out the top five. Rich Conte had not been able to touch his race car all week until Saturday Morning but he was able to be in position on a lap 12 restart to drive in front of Cole Susice and run off to his first Mini Stock Feature win of the year. Conte was not only happy to capture his first Genesee win since June of 2020, it was the first race he had finished in 2021 in his No. 717. The top line was the dominant groove early in the 15-lap feature, with Susice pacing the field in front of Don Whiteside and Conte. Coming to complete lap 11, Conte got underneath Whiteside and the two made contact down the frontstretch, when they became unhinged Whiteside barrel-rolled wildly off of turn 1 but was uninjured. On the ensuing restart, Conte came to life from the second spot and jumped in front of Susice and never looked back to become the eighth different driver to win in the division this season. Susice would hold off Andrew Gayton for second, while Brad Whiteside ran up to fourth to put himself in good position heading in to championship night. Bill Weller Jr. rounded out the top five. Jake Bansmer used patience, along with a great run off the bottom of the track to drive up to the lead in front of Andrew Joy and go on to win his 11th Novice Sportsman Feature Win of the season, securing the division championship along the way. A night after his car got injured and put his ability to race tonight in jeopardy, Bansmer, of East Aurora, started in the fourth position but ran up to take the lead away on lap nine after Andrew Joy fought hard to hang in front but would have to settle for his fifth runner-up finish in the last six starts. Tyler Guzzardi won his heat and ran to a third-place finish. Seth Johnson utilized a restart on lap eight to drive by Alexis Traxler and hold her off over the final five laps to win the Bandit Feature. Johnson, of Castile, had chased down Traxler from the seventh starting position before the race's only caution then quickly took the lead on the restart for his third win of the year. Traxler was able to hold on to second, which helped her lock up the division title for 2021. Ian Paul drove up from the back of the pack to round out the podium. The 2021 point season will round out next Saturday Night at Dale Valley Diecast presents Championship Night next Saturday, September 4. Start time will once again be 6:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.Genesee-Speedway.com. Genesee Speedway Results: 8/28/2021- Royal T Trucking Night Cornerstone Eye Associates RUSH Late Model Feature (25 Laps)- CHAD HOMAN, Bill Holmes, Doug Ricotta, Dave DuBois, Paul Grigsby, Jon Rivers, Brian Kotarski, Billy DuBois, Bill Button, Jimmy Johnson, David Stolzenberg, Austin Hauser, Beamer Guzzardi, TJ Downs, Mark Sundt (DNS). Lap Leaders- Homan 1-4, Holmes 5-20, Homan 21-25. Heat Winners- Ricotta, Hauser. Stirling Lubricants DIRTcar Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)- CAMERON TUTTLE, Jim Harbison, Noah Walker, Dave Conant, Ray Bliss, Phil Vigneri III, Tim Nies, Byron Dewitt, Brandon Michaud, Kyle Richner, Jessica Kriegisch, Tony Velez, Michael McCarthy, Greg Mrzywka, Larry Vick. Lap Leader- Harbison 1-10, Tuttle 11-25. Heat Winners- Harbison, Walker. Yasses Trucking & Construction Street Stock Feature (20 Laps)- DAN SCHULZ, Bill Taylor, Brandon Sherwood, John Zimmerman, Damian Long, Tommy Kemp, Chuck Mogavero, Shawn Hazlett, Ted Mascho, Zach Walsh, Dale Rissinger Jr., Mike Kelly, Bobby Lippa Jr., Joe Chamberlain, Phil Schepis, Jacob Vick, Steve Austin, Kenny Begnouche. Lap Leaders- Mogavero 1, Schulz 2-20. Heat Winners- Taylor, Long. Pellegrino Auto Sales Mini Stock Feature (15 Laps)- RICH CONTE, Cole Susice, Andrew Gayton, Brad Whiteside, Bill Weller Jr., James Gayton, Brian Johnson, Ashley Harbison, Olivia Coniber, Andy Schumaker, Matt Tracey, Robert Knapp II, Don Whiteside, Gary Hopkins, Thomas Lodwick (DNS). Lap Leaders- Susice 1-12, Conte 13-15. Heat Winners- Susice, Weller Jr. Champion Racing Oil Novice Sportsman Feature (15 Laps)- JAKE BANSMER, Andrew Joy, Tyler Guzzardi, Allison Dewitt, Nate Rhiner, John Livingston Jr., Bailey Logsdon, Jericho Gurney. Lap Leaders- Joy 1-8, Bansmer 9-15. Heat Winner- Guzzardi. DML Sealing Bandits (12 Laps)- SETH JOHNSON, Alexis Traxler, Ian Paul, Nick Lipome, Morgan Coniber, Jonathan Logsdon, Grayson Harding, Joey Swick. Lap Leaders- Traxler 1-7, Johnson 8-12.

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  Pierce crowned champ, Winger wins sixth, Poel wins Modifieds at Merritt

  The start of the 36th annual DIRTcar Summer Nationals ushered in a new theme to the iconic Midwest dirt track racing circuit — evolution. A new schedule layout, ...

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  Bill Holmes Supreme, Brandon Sherwood Breaks Through on Saturday at Genesee

  Rich Vleck, (August 21, 2021)- A hot and humid night that was preceded by rain earlier in the day presented the perfect conditions for fast and exciting action Saturday Night at Genesee Speedway. Add to it that autograph night brought out lots of sharpies, candy and pictures and it was a special evening for racing. Late Model point leader Bill Holmes has been at his best this season when the track is on the slicker side, but on the tacky surface on Saturday he fared just as well, cruising to his fifth feature win of the season. Holmes, of E. Concord, took the lead on lap five from Austin Hauser and never looked back in the caution-free 25-lap event. "The car was excellent tonight," declared Holmes in Victory Lane. "The track was excellent too. My car got just a little tight towards the end but it was excellent." After starting fourth, Holmes was up to second place by the end of the first lap, he stalked Austin Hauser until finally moving by. Once getting in front, Holmes maintained a lead near two seconds while slicing through lapped traffic. The nearest competition was Doug Ricotta, who drove up from sixth to second but was a caution flag away from going for the win and would settle for second. Dustin Waters drove from eighth to finish third. Jimmy Johnson squeaked out fourth place over Austin Hauser at the line. Austin Susice ran to an apparent win in the Sportsman Feature, but after the event, Susice was deemed to be have illegal engine components and was disqualified, handing the win over to Cam Tuttle. Tuttle, of Wilson, started off strong running to the lead from the outside pole position. He held the lead throughout by riding the rim of the 1/3-mile oval, which is typical a successful strategy at Genesee, but on Saturday night the bottom line was also serviceable and that was where Susice was able to gain in his No. 81. After showing his nose on the bottom for a few laps, Tuttle went to block but got crossed up to open up the door for the lead change. Tuttle would then have to hold off Dave Conant which would end up being for the race win. It is the fourth win of the year for Tuttle. Conant's second place result was followed by a close Noah Walker. Point leader Phil Vigerni III had to start at the tail after mechanical issues in his heat race but was the hard charger of the feature as he nipped Kyle Richner at the line as they rounded out the top five. The Street Stock Feature had a feel-good result as Brandon Sherwood captured his first feature win at Genesee after so many close calls. Sherwood, of Sanborn, jumped out in front from the outside pole but had polesitter Tommy Kemp chasing him all the way to the checkered flag for the win. Sherwood, who had finished in the top 3 in eight of his last nine features without grabbing a win, held a steady lead until a caution on lap 16 erased his advantage over two seconds and allowed Kemp two final chances to dive underneath the No. 87 but Sherwood was too strong and would drive off to become the seventh different driver to win a Street Stock feature this year. It was also a big night in the championship race for Sherwood as point leader Bill Taylor was involved in a wreck on lap two and was unable to continue. As Kemp crossed in second, a feverish battle was on for third with Dan Schulz driving up for his best finish of the year. Tom Baker also recorded his best finish of 2021 with a fourth place result, with Pat Powers rounding out the top five. The Mini Stocks reeled off a caution-free feature which came right down to the wire for the win; in the end Andrew Gayton was able to fend off Bill Weller Jr. for his third win of the season. Gayton, of Batavia, had Weller breathing down his bumper as they crossed under the white flag and as the duo entered turn one, Gayton instantly showed smoke and fluid spewing out of his No. 10A as they raced through the corners. The smoke reappeared in the final set of corners but he was still able to hold off Weller for the win. Gayton would state after the race that it was a power steering line that blew but when it happened he feared it was the engine and was going to have to destroy it pushing it to the finish line. It was the third-straight top two finish for Weller who gave good pressure throughout the event. Rocco Conte's No. 717jr lost power on the final lap, handing third over to Ryan Allen for his best finish in his fifth start of 2021. Don Whiteside also had a season-best finish of fourth while Andy Schumaker rounded out the top five. The Novice Sportsman Feature was an absolute thriller as Allison Dewitt held off division point leader Jake Bansmer to capture her first career feature win. Dewitt, of LeRoy, jumped out front on the initial green flag but lost the lead to Bansmer coming to complete lap eight. As the duo entered turns 1 and 2 though, Dewitt was able to use a lapped car as a pick and get back around the No. 71 to take the top spot back. Once retaking the lead, Dewitt moved her No. 16 to the bottom of the track to hold on for the win over a fellow Bandit Champion. Tyler Guzzardi crossed in a closs third. Ridge Cobb captured his second Bandit Feature win of the season as he passed Seth Johnson on lap three and never looked back to win the caution-free event. Cobb started in third but quickly drove forward and was solid slicling through lapped traffic to return to Victory Lane in just his third start in Batavia. Point leader Alexis Traxler made a hard charge to challenge for the lead but would settle for second. Seth Johnson rounded out the podium positions. Just two weeks remain in the regular season. Next Saturday, Royal T Trucking will present a Super 6 at 6:00 program, featuring Halloween night as part of "Kids Night Out". For more information, visit www.Genesee-Speedway.com. Genesee Speedway Results: 8/21/2021- Select Collision/ US Chrome Night Cornerstone Eye Associates RUSH Late Model Feature (25 Laps)- BILL HOLMES, Doug Ricotta, Dustin Waters, Jimmy Johnson, Austin Hauser, Jon Rivers, Paul Grigsby, Chuck LaFleur, Brian Kotarski, Beamer Guzzardi, Dave DuBois, TJ Downs, Austyn Fugle, Bill Button, Billy DuBois, Carl Shelter. Lap Leaders- Hauser 1-4, Holmes 5-25. Heat Winners- Johnson, Holmes. Stirling Lubricants DIRTcar Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)- CAM TUTTLE, Dave Conant, Noah Walker, Phil Vigneri III, Kyle Richner, Jim Harbison, Byron Dewitt, Tim Nies, Larry Vick, Michael McCarthy, Ray Bliss, Greg Mrzywka, Gordy Hermansno Jr., Ryan Barrett, John Venuto, Brandon Michaud, Jessica Kriegisch, Austin Susice (DQ). Lap Leader- Tuttle 1-19, Susice 20-25. Heat Winners- Susice, Richner. Yasses Trucking & Construction Street Stock Feature (20 Laps)- BRANDON SHERWOOD, Tommy Kemp, Dan Schulz, Tom Baker, Pat Powers, John Zimmerman, Damian Long, Chip Wood, Steve Austin, Phil Schepis, Jesse Qutermous, Chuck Mogavero, Dan Brumsted, Dale Rissinger, Zach Walsh, Jacob Vick, Mike Kelly, Shawn Hazlett, Sherman Gage, Bill Taylor, Neil Patterson, Bill Demick. Lap Leader- Sherwood 1-20. Heat Winners- Kemp, Zimmerman, Kelly. Pellegrino Auto Sales Mini Stock Feature (15 Laps)- ANDREW GAYTON, Bill Weller Jr., Ryan Allen, Don Whiteside, Andy Schumaker, Olivia Coniber, Dante Mancuso, Brian Johnson, Ashley Harbison, Deanna Jackson, Jessica Schleede, Gary Hopkins, Curtis Rung Jr., Rocco Conte, Robert Knapp II, Cole Susice, Brandon Sherwood, Robbie Knapp, Tom Knapp, Brandon Shepard. Lap Leaders- A. Gayton 1-15. Heat Winners- Conte, Jackson, Schumaker. Champion Racing Oil Novice Sportsman Feature (15 Laps)- ALLISON DEWITT, Jake Bansmer, Tyler Guzzardi, John Livingston Jr., Bailey Logsdon, Casey Jonathan, Nate Reiner. Lap Leaders- Dewitt 1-7, Bansmer 8, Dewitt 9-15. Heat Winner- Guzzardi. DML Sealing Bandits (12 Laps)- RIDGE COBB, Alexis Traxler, Seth Johnson, Grayson Harding, Nicholas Lipome, Joey Swick, Ian Paul, Jonathan Logsdon, Morgan Coniber. Lap Leaders- Johnson 1-2, Cobb 3-12.

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  The Demon 100 rescheduled for Oct. 5 during Super DIRT Week following rain

  An extra dose of Super DIRTcar Series action will now help set the stage for the 49th NAPA Auto Parts Super DIRT Week.

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  Double World 100s Set for Eldora Speedway, Sept. 8-11

  Double the globes, double the fun. Less than one month remains before the biggest DIRTcar Late Model race in the world kicks off in back-to-back fashion – the 51st and 50th runnings of the World 100 ...

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  NORTH COUNTRY ALL-STARS: DIRTcar 358 Modified Series begins at Mohawk Int'l Raceway Thursday, August 19

  AKWESASNE, NY - Mohawk Int'l Raceway has been a staple of the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series circuit since 1993 when Kenny Tremont Jr. took the first Series win. Since then, Mohawk has hosted 33 Series races. Names like Alan Johnson, Billy Decker, Chris Raabe, Billy Dunn, and Pat O'Brien fill the North Country's record books. Another name will be added on Thursday, Aug. 19, at St. Lawrence Radiology night at Mohawk Int'l Raceway. The night of racing includes the 75-lap DIRTcar 358 Modified Series tour kick-off, the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified North Region opener, and DIRTcar Pro Stocks racing for Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship points. "It's been real tough to get the 358 Series off the ground in 2020 and also this year with COVID and border restrictions. While there still many hurdles to have teams to cross the border we needed to have the Series this year with most tracks running under normal circumstances," said NE Competition Director, "It's still very tough for the 358 teams in Canada but with the bulk of the schedule in the US we needed to get it started as it's getting late in the racing season." The overall DIRTcar 358 Modified Series champion will still include home track bonus points obtained after the Labor Day Weekend and along with Series event points added to the totals. A full point fund will be paid with the champion claiming a $6,000 top prize at the year-end awards banquet. The point fund totals over $25,000 and will award a cash prize to the top 15 in points. Michael Maresca, in the fan-favorite #7mm, has made his intentions to take the $4,000 payday known. Both the night of racing and Maresca's car are sponsored by St. Lawrence Radiology. Tim Fuller will pilot another St. Lawrence Radiology-sponsored car as well. The driver of the #19 has reached Victory Lane at Mohawk in 358 Series competition three times in his career. He's been on a hot streak at Can-Am Speedway in his 358 so race fans will need to take note of his starting position for the 75-lap Feature. A pair of full-time Super DIRTcar Series stars are planning to tackle Mohawk. Erick Rudolph, from Ransomville, NY, will pilot his #25R against the rest of the best DIRTcar 358 Modified drivers. Rudolph does not have a Series win at Mohawk but he is a three-time and defending 358 Modified Series champion. Mike Mahaney has turned into a top line Super DIRTcar Series Big Block driver. He'll put that experience to the #35 Adirondack Auto 358 to take on the North Country's best for the $4,000 check. Lance Willix has been battling at the top of the DIRTcar 358 Modified Hoosier Racing Tire Weekly Championship standings. Willix is hungry for more wins to push him over the top in those standings where he is battling Erick Rudolph, Mat Williamson, Billy Dunn, and more. Another top driver set for Mohawk is Jordan McCreadie. A rookie on the Super DIRTcar Series this year, the second generation driver is near the top of the points at both Can-Am and Thunder Mountain. He will be a favorite at the first clash in Akwesasne, NY. Also on the card is the first race of the season for the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified Series North Region. With successful starts to the East, Central, and West regions already underway, the North Region is sure to bring the excitement to the North Country. DIRTcar 358 Modified Series 2021 Schedule Thursday, August 19 - Mohawk Int'l Raceway - Akwesasne, NY Friday, September 10 - Can-Am Speedway - LaFargeville, NY Friday, September 17 - Mohawk Int'l Raceway - Akwesasne, NY Wednesday, October 6 - Weedsport Speedway - Weedsport, NY Thursday, October 7 - Brewerton Speedway - Brewerton, NY Saturday, October 9 - Oswego Speedway - Oswego, NY Saturday, October 16 - Brockville Ontario Speedway - Brockville, ON

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  WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Super DIRTcar Series stars set to battle the 'Demon' at Brewerton Aug. 17

  BREWERTON, NY - The Super DIRTcar Series goes full throttle, Tuesday, Aug. 17, at Brewerton Speedway for the $10,000-to-win Demon 100. Series superstars like Billy Decker, Mat Williamon, Larry Wight, Matt Sheppard, Peter Britten, Jimmy Phelps and Tim Sears, Jr., along with an elite field of local talent, will tackle one of the most driver-demanding, elbows-up, fan-favorite tracks around: Brewerton Speedway - The D-Shaped Dirt Demon. They'll be competing for the $10,000 top prize and an illustrious 49th NAPA Auto Parts Super DIRT Week (Oct. 6-10) guaranteed starting spot in the Series' 11th visit to the ⅓-mile Central New York track. Here are the top storylines to follow: STOMPING GROUNDS: A strong cadre of Super DIRTcar Series stars race weekly at Brewerton Speedway on Friday nights. Gypsum Racing drivers Larry Wight, Billy Decker, and recent Northeast Dirt Hall of Fame inductee Pat Ward will all have their Big Blocks ready to defend home territory. Chris Hile, Jimmy Phelps, and Tim Sears Jr. are all running in the top five in Brewerton points. Hile is coming off of a second-place run at Orange County Fair Speedway in the Centennial 102. The last time the Super DIRTcar Series stormed through Brewerton, The Hile Driver came just short of hunting down race-winner Mat Williamson. Hile could find himself one step higher on the podium for the first time against the Series. TURNING POINT: Mat Williamson, from St. Catharines, ON, won the last Series race at Brewerton Speedway. He then went back-to-back by winning at Mohawk International Raceway the next day. Those wins helped propel the Buzz Chew Racing #88 into the championship in 2019. A win tomorrow could potentially mark another turning point for Williamson. He's currently fourth in points with one win on the season. NAPA Super DIRT Week Qualifier: The winner of the Demon 100 will receive the guaranteed starter status for the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 on Sunday, Oct. 10. If the winner already has that status, the guaranteed start will be awarded to the next highest finishing driver without one. For example, Chris Hile took second place at Orange County behind Stewart Friesen but because Friesen had already won (six times), Hile picked up the award. That creates a scenario for a driver like hometown hero Tyler Trump to shock the field and pick up the NAPA Super DIRT Week guaranteed start for himself, which pays a minimum $1,500. INVADERS FROM THE NORTH: Two warriors from the North Country have made it known that they will attempt to slay The D-Shaped Dirt Demon on the backs of their own Beasts of the Northeast. The St. Lawrence Radiology cars of Tim Fuller, from Watertown, NY, and Michael Maresca, driver of the #7mm, will go the $10,000 prize. Fuller has one win and four top-10s in six starts so far in 2021. Maresca has one top-10 in three starts but Brewerton is his home track and the #7mm is sure to turn up the heat for The Demon 100. TICKETS AND STREAMING: Race fans can save on their ticket price by preordering their Demon 100 tickets HERE. Pit passes are not available in advance. Pit gates open at 4pm EST and grandstand gates open at 5 pm EST, Tuesday, Aug. 17. Kids 10 and under are free. If you can't make it to the race track, fans can subscribe to DIRTVision's FAST PASS to catch all the action live on your device of choice. PREVIOUS BREWERTON SPEEDWAY SUPER DIRTCAR SERIES WINNERS 2019 - Mat Williamson 2018 - Matt Sheppard/Matt Sheppard 2017 - Matt Sheppard 2016 - Matt Sheppard 2015 - Billy Decker 2010 - Matt Sheppard 2009 - Matt Sheppard 2008 - Billy Decker 2007 - Dale Planck On the Internet Twitter - @SuperDIRTcar Instagram - @SuperDIRTcar Facebook - Facebook.com/SuperDIRTcarSeries YouTube - Youtube.com/DIRTCarRacing DIRTVision - DIRTVision.com - Platinum annual FAST PASS for $299 or monthly FAST PASS for $39/month

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  Jimmy Johnson and Brandon Michaud Notch First Wins of 2021 on Saturday at Genesee

  Rich Vleck, BATAVIA, NY, (August 14, 2021)- On a night which may have had the best weather of any this season, a mixture of current point leaders and first-time winners helped to make Saturday another successful night of racing. A year ago, Jimmy Johnson could do no wrong, winning half of the features and cruising to his first championship. As good as 2020 was, 2021 has been a year to forget, up until Saturday Night that is, when he finally got the No. 39J the way he needed and got back to his championship form. Johnson led all 25 laps of the Late Model Feature to claim his first checkered flag of the year. "Kid Lightning" quickly jumped in front from the outside pole and was unchallenged for the most part to become the seventh different winner in the division this year. "We have been struggling with this car and finally found the inexpensive part in the birdcage that had kept us behind all year," said Johnson in Victory Lane. One of the key points of the race occurred on a lap 12 as the caution flag waved just as Johnson was getting slowed up by lapped traffic. On the ensuing restart, Dave DuBois gave him a challenge but Johnson was prepared for it and was able to jump back in front. "I saw (DuBois) on the scoreboard and I know that neither of us like to wait on a restart," recalled Johnson. "He started to go and once he checked up I went and got out in front." After his struggles for much of this season, Johnson had bought a new car to enter in to his stable starting next week, but after the way his current No. 39J performed on Saturday, he said they might have to reconsider that transition. Dave DuBois was able to hang on for his second-straight runner-up finish. Steve Dixon placed in third in a rare start at Genesee. Jeremy Wonderling quickly drove from 10th up to 4th but struggled to find any traction once he got to that point, even slipping over the banking in the closing laps. Point leader Bill Holmes rounded out the top five. Brandon Michaud had put some good races together at Genesee this season in Sportsman competition, but nothing that could compare to the performance he orchestrated on Saturday Night as he captured his first career feature win. Michaud of Medina, held off Brett Senek in a tightly-contested battle from a lap seven restart all the way to end of the 25-lap event. Early on in that battle it did not appear that Michaud would be able to hold off Senek's No. 111, but down the stretch his chance at his first win became a reality. "I knew Senek was there the whole time. I could hear him and I could tell the flagger wasn't showing me any gap. I could see him peak underneath in turns 3 and 4 but not in 1 and 2," recalled Michaud in Victory Lane. "The car was just good for a while but towards the end it was really good. It's amazing." Senek appeared to follow the tire tracks of the No. 132 in the first set of corners to set up his bids for the lead at the opposite end of the track. Senek nearly took the lead away around halfway but as Michaud improved he would have to settle for second. Kyle Richner had a strong run, winning his heat race and running to a strong third place finish. Cam Tuttle drove up to fourth while Dave Conant rounded out the top five. Bill Taylor strengthened his point lead in the Street Stock Division as he cruised to his fifth feature win of the season. Taylor, of Arcade, jumped out in front of Pat Powers at the drop of the green flag then had to endure a host of restarts over the second half of the race to withstand the valiant efforts made by Brandon Sherwood to steal the win away. It was the sixth runner-up finish this season for Sherwood, who was fast but could not find a line around Taylor's No. 1. Pat Powers was a close third while heat winners Tommy Kemp and Dan Schulz rounded out the top five. The RUSH Pro Mods made their first ever appearance at the Genesee Speedway and put on a tight race for the win. Adam Ashcroft, who ran Sportsman at the track four and five years ago, used his track knowledge to prepare his car to lead wire-to-wire and hold off Steve Dixon to win the 20-lap event. Ashcroft was hanging his No. 6R up on the top of the track and felt his lead was comfortable until Dixon closed in the final five laps and made Ashcroft pound the cushion to claim the $750 top prize. Dixon would settle for second while Tyler Sutton held off heat winner Al Brewer for third. Brodie Hill rounded out the top five. The Mini Stock Feature had a different driver take a stranglehold of a feature as Bill Weller ran off to capture the win by over seven seconds in the 15-lap event. Weller took over the lead on lap four from his teammate Rich Conte and then drove off on a lap six restart to win in impressive fashion in just his third start of the year. Brian Johnson put together his best run of the year, finishing second, just ahead of point leader Brad Whiteside who overcame heavy cosmetic damage to place third. Andy Schumaker and Cole Susice completed the top five. Jake Bansmer put on a clinic in the Novice Sportsman as he jumped out in front of the field from the pole and led all 15 laps to collect his 10th win of the season. The E. Aurora driver had to endure a healthy group of lapped cars halfway through the event but took his time and carefully maneuvered by for a smooth run to the win. Andrew Joy won the heat race and finished in second in the feature while Tyler Guzzardi completed the podium. Alexis Traxler was able to collect her eighth feature win of the season in the Bandit Feature, but she had a host of competitors in search of their first wins who she had to dethrone to take the checkered flag. Traxler chased after newcomer Bryson Hill for the first half of the race, as well as Nicholas Lipome who soared up to take the lead on lap five just before the only caution flag of the event. On the ensuing single-file restart, Traxler was able to move by the speedy Lipome and cruised to the win from there. Seth Johnson drove up to finish in second while Lipome finished in third for his best career finish. Racing returns next Saturday Night, as will the autograph session at intermission. All six weekly divisions will be in competition starting at 6:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.Genesee-Speedway.com. Genesee Speedway Results: 8/14/2021- S&S Excavating, Blacktop and Septic Night Cornerstone Eye Associates RUSH Late Model Feature (25 Laps)- JIMMY JOHNSON, Dave DuBois, Steve Dixon, Jeremy Wonderling, Bill Holmes, JJ Mazur, Paul Grigsby, Doug Ricotta, Jon Rivers, Kurt Stebbins, Brian Kotarski, TJ Downs, Austyn Fugle, Bud Watson, Beamer Guzzardi, Billy DuBois, Bill Button, Ron Watson, David Stolzenberg, Mark Sundt (DNS). Lap Leader- Johnson 1-20. Heat Winners- Dixon, Kotarski, Rivers. Stirling Lubricants DIRTcar Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)- BRANDON MICHAUD, Brett Senek, Kyle Richner, Cam Tuttle, Dave Conant, Austin Susice, Phil Vigneri III, Jim Harbison, Byron Dewitt, Ray Bliss, John Venuto, Noah Walker, Gordy Hermanson, Clayto Cain, Tim Nies, Greg Mrzywka, Larry Vick, Michael McCarthy. Lap Leader- Michaud 1-25. Heat Winners- Walker, Richner, Michaud. Yasses Trucking & Construction Street Stock Feature (20 Laps)- BILL TAYLOR, Brandon Sherwood, Pat Powers, Dan Schulz, Tommy Kemp, Dennis Cummings, Chuck Mogavero, Phil Schepis, Zack Walsh, Jacob Vick, Chip Wood, Neil Patterson, John Zimmerman, Mike Kelly, Damian Long, Shawn Hazlett, Sherman Gage, Carl Shetler, Cassie Logsdon, Tim Schram, Dale Rissinger, Tom Baker, Mike Childrose. Lap Leaders- Taylor 1-20. Heat Winners- Kemp, Sherwood, Schulz. Pellegrino Auto Sales Mini Stock Feature (15 Laps)- BILL WELLER JR., Bran Johnson, Brad Whiteside, Andy Schumaker, Cole Susice, Jessica Schleede, Olivia Coniber, Robert Knapp, Tom Knapp, Dave Jackson, Rich Conte, Andy Gayton, Dante Mancuso, Curtis Rung Jr., James Gayton (DNS). Lap Leaders- Conte 1-3, Weller 4-15. Heat Winners- Whiteside, Mancuso. RUSH Pro Mods Feature (20 Laps)- ADAM ASHCROFT, Steve Dixon, Tyler Sutton, Al Brewer, Brodie Hill, Tim Schram, Brian Mohawk, Matt Putt, Justin Chaddock. Lap Leaders- Ashcroft 1-20. Heat Winner- Brewer. Champion Racing Oil Novice Sportsman Feature (15 Laps)- JAKE BANSMER, Andrew Joy, Tyler Guzzardi, Casey Jonathan, John Livingston Jr., Joey Swick, Jericho Gurney. Lap Leader- Bansmer 1-15. Heat Winner- Joy. DML Sealing Bandits (10 Laps)- ALEXIS TRAXLER, Seth Johnson, Nicholas Lipome, Bryson Hill, Morgan Coniber, Joey Swick, Ian Paul. Lap Leaders- Hill 1-4, Lipome 5, Traxler 6-10. Attached Photos: Genesee_2021_0814_... Bandit- Alexis Traxler captured her eighth win of the year in the Bandit Division LM- 2020 Late Model Champion Jimmy Johnson got his first win of the season in dominating fashion Mini- Bill Weller Jr. won by over seven seconds in the Mini Stocks for his first win of 2021 in just his third start Novice- Jake Bansmer collected his 10th win in the Novice Sportsman on Saturday Night ProMod- Adam Ashcroft won the first ever RUSH Pro Mod race at Genesee Sport- Brandon Michaud captured his first career feature win in the 25-lap Sportsman Feature Street- Point Leader Bill Taylor notched his fifth win of 2021 in the Street Stock Feature

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  CRSA Sprints Eye Double Features & Danny Willmes Memorial at Land of Legends

  The third leg of the Land of Legends "Triple Double" will race to completion this Saturday night. Paul Cole has hosted the Big Block Modified Super DIRTcar Series for double features, 360 Sprint Cars for double features and now the CRSA Sprints for double features coming up Saturday night.

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  LEGENDARY STATUS: Stewart Friesen Flies to Victory in Canandaigua

  CANANDAIGUA, NY - Stewart Friesen, the seven-time NAPA Super DIRT Week champion, unlocked his legendary status at Land of Legends Raceway with a statement victory in Feature Two of the Twin 60-lap races. Two fierce competitors, Stewart Friesen and Mike Mahaney, lead the 26-car Super DIRTcar Series field to the green flag but the #44 Halmar car came out on top in the end. After a grinding crash on lap one of the race, the field was halted under red flag conditions. The field wsa haulted under red flag conditions after a grinding crash on lap one of the race took out four racers. Larry Wight was stopped prone on the front stretch before Daniel Johnson, Jordan McCreadie, and Justin Wright piled into him causing the #99L to roll. All drivers emerged from the incident unhurt. When the green flag came back out Mike Mahaney found grip on the top side and pulled away from Friesen and the rest of the field. As the race wore on, the smooth bottom became the dominant line and Friesen was able to capitalize on that for the race-winning pass. Mahaney was forced to settle for third. "Mahaney has been fast everywhere all year," noted Friesen, the driver out of Sprakers, NY. "It was tough. We got him on the initial start but then on the restart he got lane choice. He got out there, but we were able to track him down and pass him." Friesen had not graced the Land of Legends Raceway Victory Lane in a Big Block since 2005. "This has been a tough track for us," the race-winner noted. "I got a couple Big Block wins in 2005. The Madsens were about to fire me I think but then I got two wins in late August. But we haven't really had a good package for this place. We threw a bunch of stuff at it tonight and after Hot Laps it was good." Racers and teams came into the night's races with a lot of questions about the track surface and how it would change throughout the evening with two Big Block Features plus DIRTcar Sportsman Modified qualifying. "We ran the same tires in the second Feature as the first, "Friesen said. "We put a new set on for the Heat Race but we went back to the old ones for the race. Not sure if it was the right call but it worked out." Runner-up Tim Fuller had the crowd on their feet in the final 10 laps. Fuller took his black #19 to the topside after a late-race restart for Dave Marcucilli, who stopped on the backstretch. Fuller passed Erick Rudolph, Matt Sheppard, and Mike Mahaney in the space of a few laps. The North Country ace was reeling in Friesen for the lead, but he ran out of time as the right rear started getting hot. "When the right rear cooled down under caution I was sitting in eighth. I knew I could ring that outside for a little bit before the right rear overheated. You get what you can get like that at the end. Friesen was just too strong. I was able to catch everybody slamming to the bottom and running nose-to-tail. It was cleaner down there. Smooth. No rubber. You had to be on the bottom or way outside." After a great start off the pole, Mike Mahaney kept the #35 in a podium position for the duration of the 60-lapper. "I want to thank my fiancé Mandee for pulling the pole in the redraw," Mahaney said with a smile. "It's been a while since I've had a decent starting spot. It seems like it's been since Bristol. We were terrible in the first feature. We made some wholesale changes to the car. I think I made it slightly better in the Heat Race and much better in the Feature. We seem to be really loose or really tight." "I got lane choice on the second start, so I took the top," Mahaney said. "My top groove kind of went away. It didn't surprise me that Friesen got by. After how poor the first Feature was, I just knew I had to get a good finish and stay on my game plan. Friesen just had a better, faster car tonight." UP NEXT: The Super DIRTcar Series returns to Orange County Fair Speedway as a part of their annual centennial celebration. This year the Centennial 102 is 102 laps and $10,000-to-win The Big Blocks take the green on Thursday, April 12. Then, the long-awaited return of the D-Shaped Dirt Demon, Brewerton Speedway, takes center stage on Tuesday, April 17 for another $10,000-to-win NAPA Super DIRT Week qualifier. Feature (60 Laps) 44F-Stewart Friesen [2][$7,500]; 2. 19F-Tim Fuller [7][$4,000]; 3. 35M-Mike Mahaney [1][$2,500]; 4. 25R-Erick Rudolph [3][$1,800]; 5. 9S-Matt Sheppard [6][$1,600]; 6. 3H-Justin Haers [8][$1,400]; 7. 88W-Mat Williamson [5][$1,300]; 8. 14j-Alan Johnson [10][$1,200]; 9. 91D-Billy Decker [13][$1,100]; 10. 2L-Jack Lehner [20][$1,000]; 11. 21A-Peter Britten [11][$800]; 12. 98H-Jimmy Phelps [15][$700]; 13. 42P-Pat Ward [21][$600]; 14. 111D-Demetrios Drellos [18][$575]; 15. 32R-Ronnie Davis [4][$550]; 16. 5H-Chris Hile [12][$525]; 17. 32CC-Max Mclaughlin [14][$500]; 18. 83X-Tim Sears [25][$500]; 19. 34R-Kevin Root [22][$500]; 20. 23C-Kyle Coffey [23][$500]; 21. M1-Dave Marcuccilli [17][$500]; 22. 121T-Gary Tomkins [16][$500]; 23. 27JR-Daniel Johnson [19][$500]; 24. 99L-Larry Wight [9][$500]; 25. 19W-Justin Wright [24][]; 26. 28M-Jordan McCreadie [26][]

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  Peter Britten, Stewart Friesen win Super DIRT Series modified features at Land of Legends

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  THE D-SHAPED DEMON RETURNS: Super DIRTcar Series $10K-to-win Demon 100 set for Aug. 17 at Brewerton Speedway

  BREWERTON, NY — The Beasts of the Northeast have caught the scent of a demon - a "1/3-mile D-shaped dirt demon" known to New Yorkers as the famous Brewerton Speedway. With their helmets in hand and 800-hp monsters under the hood, the stars of the Super DIRTcar Series will return to battle this tricky demon Tuesday, Aug. 17, for The Demon 100. Superstars like Larry Wight, Billy Decker, and Chris Hile made a name for themselves at the Brewerton track; now they, and the rest of the stacked Big Block Modified field, will look for glory on the biggest stage. With it will come a $10,000 payday and a guaranteed starting spot for the 49th NAPA Auto Parts Super DIRT Week (Oct. 6-10). "We wanted to bring the Super DIRTcar Series back to one of its most vital home tracks," said DIRTcar Racing CEO Brian Carter. "Brewerton Speedway has been a staple in the Central New York racing scene for decades and we couldn't be more excited to bring the Super DIRTcar Series back to this fan-favorite track." In 1973, Will Cagle won the first Series race at Brewerton Speedway. Then 20 years later "Canada Joe" Joe Plazek put his name in the record books to ignite a tradition of Series races at Brewerton. Matt Sheppard, the seven-time Series champion, holds the Series record with five Brewerton victories. The ⅓-mile track produces exciting wheel-to-wheel action on a weekly basis with its tight entry into Turn 1 and then fast, sweeping layout in Turns 3 and 4. Its shape is like no other and combined with the stars of the Super DIRTcar Series, The Demon 100 is destined for a hell of a 100-lap show. In addition to the Big Block Modifieds — with a purse in excess of $35,000 — the DIRTcar Sportsman will also be in racing in a 30-lap Feature with purse over $4,000. Tickets are on sale now for $30 presale. Admission will be $33 at the gate. Tickets for students (11-17) are $15. Kids 10 and under are FREE. Pit passes are $35 for DIRTcar members and $40 for non-members. CLICK HERE for tickets. Pit passes are not available for pre-sale and must be purchased at the gate. Hot Laps get the Big Block party started at 6:30pm (ET) followed by racing at 7:30pm. If you can't make it to the track, you can watch every Super DIRTcar Series event live on DIRTVision. Get your FAST PASS now and see twin 60-lap Features at Land of Legends Raceway this Wednesday, Aug. 4, the Centennial 102 from Orange County Fair Speedway on Thursday, Aug. 12, and the Demon 100. Plus access to the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series and World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series. Demon 100 Order of Events 6:30pm - Hot Laps. 7:20 - Opening Ceremonies 7:30 - Heat Events Super DIRTcar Series Heats - 8 Laps DIRTcar Sportsman Heats - 8 Laps. Super DIRTcar Series Redraw. Super DIRTcar Series Last Chance Showdown(s) - 10 Laps DIRTcar Sportsman Last Chance Showdown - 10 Laps (If Necessary) Break - Track Prep (If Necessary). Demon 100 for Super DIRTcar Series - 100 Laps. DIRTcar Sportsman Feature - 30 Laps

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  Cam Tuttle Captures DIRTcar Sportsman Tour Race while Bill Holmes Locks Up Late Model Win

  Rich Vleck, BATAVIA, NY, (July 31, 2021)- An unseasonably cool race night in July saw some of the fastest drivers all season back up in front. All six feature winners were repeat winners for at least the third time. Of course, the night would not be complete without some light sprinkles, which hit the grounds just before racing. It would not deter the action though, as the Terry Pangrazio Memorial was able to be contested unencumbered. One week ago, Cameron Tuttle was out in front and had the fast line working at the top of the track when he got tangled up with a lapped car; on Saturday Night, he got another chance to ride the rim in an even bigger race and made sure he wasn't going to let this one slip away. Tuttle, of Wilson, led all 40 laps to win the DIRTcar Sportsman Western Region Tour race. The defending track champion ran down current point leader Phil Vigneri III in their heat race to win the qualifier, then drew the pole position for the main event, which was all he needed to get out in front and keep it that way to the finish. "I put last week (incident with lapped car) in the past, but I was glad to get a caution when I was in lapped traffic," stated Tuttle after the event. "I think everybody here knows I like the top side and that was the place to be but it was really tight on restarts. Austin (Susice) was really throwing it in on the bottom." It was the third win of the season in Batavia for the defending track champion. Being a $1,000-to-win DIRTcar Sportsman Tour race even added to the prestige. When you add on to it his win a night earlier at Ransomville, his victory on Saturday capped off a perfect weekend. "This was never something I even dreamed about," admitted Tuttle in Victory Lane, after hoisting a broom in recognition of his "sweep" of the weekend. As Tuttle rode the top line perfectly to the win, Austin Susice chased the leader's tire tracks to a solid second-place showing. Susice, last week's feature winner, had one restart in particular he thought he could get by the No. 35T, but that was called back to retry. Behing Susice was Genesee Point Leader Phil Vigneri III, who used the bottom line more than other frontrunners to round out the podium. Robert Bublak Jr. by far made the longest tow on the night, and in his first appearance at the Genesee Speedway finished in fourth in a brand-new racecar. Kyle Richner outdueled Dave Conant throughout the race to notch a top five finish. To round out the night, an intense battle raged for the win in the Late Model Feature. Bill Holmes outdueled Jimmy Johnson for the lead at the start and would never relinquish it as the point leader was able to collect his fourth win of the season. The E. Concord driver used the middle line to lock in his No. 8 to the 1/3-mile and hold a steady distance throughout. Late in the feature, JJ Mazur and Jeremy Wonderling ran down the No. 8 and appeared that one of them would steal the win away. On lap 17 of the 25-lap event, Wonderling took away second from Mazur and set his sights on the top spot as the highside groove he was using appeared to be supreme, but on lap 22, the No. 3J drifted over the banking in turn 3 and would hand the runner-up spot back over to Mazur. As hard as he tried, Mazur would have to settle for second while Wonderling crossed in third. Doug Ricotta and Jon Rivers would complete a fast top five. John Zimmerman made a "sweetheart move" to drive from third to first on a lap five restart and then never looked back as he captured his third Street Stock Feature win of the season. Zimmerman, of Varysburg, dove underneath Brandon Sherwood and leader Dale Rissinger in a wild three-wide move down the backstretch and completed the slide job entering the next set of corners. Once getting out in front, "The Z-man" went up to the top of the track and rode the cushion to perfection. Brandon Sherwood, who had plenty of cosmetic damage throughout the race, was able to reel in the leader on multiple occasions but was unable to set up a pass for the lead and would have to settle for his fifth runner-up finish of the season. Damian Long was able to drive up to a third place finish while Genesee Promoter Jim Johnson finished in fourth while subbing for Shawn Hazlett. Point leader Bill Taylor rounded out the top five after rallying from a tire issue in his heat race. Dante Mancuso scored his fifth win of the season in the Mini Stock Feature. Mancuso, of Batavia, drove up from the seventh starting position to second on lap three when point leader Brad Whiteside broke while in the runner-up spot. On the ensuing restart, Mancuso dove underneath Ashley Harbison to take over the lead. In the closing laps, Bill Weller Jr. came charging up to the front from his ninth place starting position but Mancuso made sure to push his No. 1 a little harder to hang on for the winner. Behind the top two was a fierce battle to the line with Ashley Harbison holding off Olivia Coniber by .009 for third place as the two crashed across the finish. The fourth place effort by Coniber was still good enough for her career-best result. Right behind those two ladies was Ryan Allen to complete the top five. Tyler Guzzardi ran the top line to perfection to capture his third feature win of the season in the Novice Sportsman event. After winning his first heat race of the year, Guzzardi, of Mt. Morris, jumped out in front in the feature and had to stay perfect throughout the 15-lap to withstand the challenges of point leader Jake Bansmer, who kept peaking underneath the No. 7 but would have to settle for second. Allison Dewitt rounded out the podium in third. Alexis Traxler survived two late-race restarts with strong challenges from hard-chargers to score her seventh Bandit Feature win of the season. Traxler, of Warsaw, took the lead at the drop of the green flag and had a comfortable advantage until the first caution flag of the race occurred on lap 8 for Jonathan Logsdon, who was in second place at the time. Ian Paul inherited the second spot but broke a lap after the ensuing restart, which would give Seth Johnson one chance to steal the win away. Johnson would come up just short and settle for second while Morgan Coniber rounded out the top three. The Genesee Speedway will take next weekend off before setting up a four-race sprint to the finish which kicks off on August 14 when the RUSH Pro Mods invade Batavia for the first time. For more information, visit www.Genesee-Speedway.com. Genesee Speedway Results: 7/31/2021- Terry Pangrazio Memorial Night DIRTcar Sportsman Western Region Tour Feature (40 Laps)- CAMERON TUTTLE, Austin Susice, Phil Vigneri III, Robert Bublak Jr, Kyle Richner, Dave Conant, Jim Harbison, Jordan Moden, John Venuto, Noah Walker, Michael McCarthy, Brett Martin, Jessica Kriegisch, Byron Dewitt, Gordy Hermanson Jr., Ray Bliss, Larry Vick, Brandon Michaud, Mike Martin. Lap Leader- Tuttle 1-40. Heat Winners- Tuttle, Susice. Cornerstone Eye Associates RUSH Late Model Feature (25 Laps)- BILL HOLMES, JJ Mazur, Jeremy Wonderling, Doug Ricotta, Jon Rivers, Kyle Richner, Brian Kotarski, Paul Grigsby, Billy DuBois, David Stolzenberg, Jimmy Johnson, Austin Hauser, Austyn Fugle (DNS). Lap Leaders- Holmes 1-25. Heat Winners- Wonderling, Holmes. Yasses Trucking & Construction Street Stock Feature (20 Laps)- JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Brandon Sherwood, Damian Long, Jim Johnson, Bill Taylor, Tom Baker, Neil Patterson, Phil Schepis, Pete Stefanski, Chuck Mogavero, Jacob Vick, Dale Rissinger Jr., Mike Kelly, Robbie Knapp, Dave Bansmer, Mike Childrose (DNS). Lap Leaders- Rissinger 1-4, Zimmerman 5-20. Heat Winners- Johnson, Baker. Pellegrino Auto Sales Mini Stock Feature (15 Laps)- DANTE MANCUSO, Bill Weller Jr, Ashley Harbison, Olivia Conbier, Ryan Allen, James Gayton, Brian Johnson, Cole Susice, Andrew Gayton, Andy Schumaker, Curtis Rung Jr., Jessica Schleede, Caleb Wolcott, Gary Hopkins, Eric Weis, Robert Knapp, Rocco Conte, Chuck Hughes, Mike Becker, Brad Whiteside, Eric Brumsted, Cody Griffin, Thomas Lodwick (DNS). Lap Leaders- Harbison 1-3, Mancuso 4-15. Heat Winners- Coniber, Mancuso, Harbison. Champion Racing Oil Novice Sportsman Feature (15 Laps)- TYLER GUZZARDI, Jake Bansmer, Allison Dewitt, Casey Jonathan, Andrew Joy, Nate Rhiner, Robert Henning, Bailey Logsdon. Lap Leader- Guzzardi 1-15. Heat Winner- Guzzardi. DML Sealing Bandits (10 Laps)- ALEXIS TRAXLER, Seth Johnson, Morgan Coniber, Nicholas Lipome, Ian Paul, Joey Swick, Jonathan Logsdon. Lap Leader- Traxler 1-10.

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  Summit Modifieds Tackle 31st Prairie Dirt Classic at Fairbury

  The summer’s greatest tradition in Midwest dirt track racing is back in commission this Fri-Sat, July 30-31, as the DIRTcar Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals race alongside the World of ...

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• Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds Lebanon Valley Speedway May 31, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS
• Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds Weedsport Speedway May 30, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS
• Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds Bridgeport Motorsports Park May 4, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS

DIRTcar - DIRTcar Racing Dirt Tracks

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  300 Raceway Race TrackFarley, Iowa, USA
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  34 Raceway Race TrackWest Burlington, Iowa, USA
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  Airborne Speedway Race TrackPlattsburgh, New York, USA
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  Albany Saratoga Speedway Race TrackMalta, New York, USA
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  Atomic Speedway Race TrackChillicothe, Ohio, USA
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  Attica Raceway Park Race TrackAttica, Ohio, USA
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  Autodrome Drummond Race TrackDrummondville, Quebec, Canada
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  Autodrome Granby Race TrackGranby, Quebec, Canada
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  Bear Ridge Speedway Race TrackBradford, Vermont, USA
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  Beaver Dam Raceway Race TrackBeaver Dam, Wisconsin, USA
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  Big Diamond Speedway Race TrackPottsville, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Race TrackBloomsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Brewerton Speedway Race TrackBrewerton, New York, USA
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  Bridgeport Speedway Race TrackSwedesboro, New Jersey, USA
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  Brighton Speedway Race TrackBrighton, Ontario, Canada
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  Brockville Ontario Speedway Race TrackBrockville, Ontario, Canada
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  Brownstown Speedway Race TrackBrownstown, Indiana, USA
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  Brushcreek Motorsports Race TrackPeebles, Ohio, USA
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  Butler Motor Speedway Race TrackQuincy, Michigan, USA
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  CanAm Speedway Race TrackLaFargeville, New York, USA
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  Cedar Lake Speedway Race TrackNew Richmond, Wisconsin, USA
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  Charleston Speedway Race TrackCharleston, Illinois, USA
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  Charlotte Motor Speedway Dirt Track Race TrackConcord, North Carolina, USA
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  Cherokee Speedway Race TrackGaffney, South Carolina, USA
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  Circle City Raceway Race TrackIndianapolis, Indiana, USA
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  Clarksville Speedway Race TrackClarksville, Tennessee, USA
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  Cornwall Motor Speedway Race TrackCornwall, Ontario, Canada
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  Daugherty Speedway Race TrackBoswell, Indiana, USA
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  Davenport Speedway Race TrackDavenport, Iowa, USA
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  Dirt Oval at Route 66 Race TrackJoliet, Illinois, USA
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  East Moline Speedway Race TrackEast Moline, Illinois, USA
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  Eldora Speedway Race TrackRossburg, Ohio, USA
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  Fairbury Speedway Race TrackFairbury, Illinois, USA
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  Farmer City Raceway Race TrackFarmer City, Illinois, USA
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  Fayette County Speedway Race TrackBrownstown, Illinois, USA
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  Federated Auto Parts Raceway Race TrackPevely, Missouri, USA
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  Five Mile Point Speedway Race TrackKirkwood, New York, USA
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  Florence Speedway Race TrackWalton, Kentucky, USA
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  Fonda Speedway Race TrackFonda, New York, USA
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  Freedom Motorsports Park Race TrackDelevan, New York, USA
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  Fulton Speedway Race TrackFulton, New York, USA
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  Genesee Speedway Race TrackBatavia, New York, USA
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  Glen Ridge Motorsports Park Race TrackFultonville, New York, USA
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  Grandview Speedway Race TrackBechtelsville, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Hartford Speedway Race TrackHartford, Michigan, USA
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  Highland Speedway Race TrackHighland, Illinois, USA
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  Humberstone Speedway Race TrackPort Colborne, Ontario, Canada
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  I96 Speedway Race TrackLake Odessa, Michigan, USA
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  Jacksonville Speedway Race TrackJacksonville, Illinois, USA
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  Kankakee County Speedway Race TrackKankakee, Illinois, USA
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  Knox County Fairgrounds Race TrackKnoxville, Illinois, USA
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  Lake Cumberland Speedway Race TrackBurnside, Kentucky, USA
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  Lake Ozark Speedway Race TrackEldon, Missouri, USA
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  Lake View Motor Speedway Race TrackNichols, South Carolina, USA
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  Land of Legends Raceway Race TrackCanandaigua, New York, USA
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  LaSalle Speedway Race TrackLaSalle, Illinois, USA
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  Le RPM Speedway Race TrackSaint Marcel de Richelieu, Quebec, Canada
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  Lebanon Valley Speedway Race TrackWest Lebanon, New York, USA
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  Lincoln Speedway Race TrackLincoln, Illinois, USA
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  Macon Speedway Race TrackMacon, Illinois, USA
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  Merritt Speedway Race TrackLake City, Michigan, USA
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  Merrittville Speedway Race TrackFonthill, Ontario, Canada
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  Modoc Raceway Race TrackModoc, South Carolina, USA
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  Mohawk International Raceway Race TrackAkwesasne, New York, USA
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  New Egypt Speedway Race TrackNew Egypt, New Jersey, USA
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  Oakshade Raceway Race TrackWauseon, Ohio, USA
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  Ohsweken Speedway Race TrackOhsweken, Ontario, Canada
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  Orange County Fair Speedway Race TrackMiddletown, New York, USA
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  Oswego Speedway Race TrackOswego, New York, USA
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  Outlaw Speedway Race TrackDundee, New York, USA
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  Peoria Speedway Race TrackPeoria, Illinois, USA
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  Randolph County Raceway Race TrackMoberly, Missouri, USA
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  Ransomville Speedway Race TrackRansomville, New York, USA
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  Richmond Raceway Race TrackRichmond, Kentucky, USA
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  Senoia Raceway Race TrackSenoia, Georgia, USA
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  Shadyhill Speedway Race TrackMedaryville, Indiana, USA
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  Sharon Speedway Race TrackHartford, Ohio, USA
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  Spoon River Speedway Race TrackLewistown, Illinois, USA
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  Springfield Raceway Race TrackSpringfield, Missouri, USA
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  Sycamore Speedway Race TrackMaple Park, Illinois, USA
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  Terre Haute Action Track Race TrackTerre Haute, Indiana, USA
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  Thunder Mountain Speedway Race TrackCenter Lisle, New York, USA
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  Thunderbird Raceway Race TrackMuskegon, Michigan, USA
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  TriCity Motor Speedway Race TrackAuburn, Michigan, USA
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  TriCity Speedway Race TrackGranite City, Illinois, USA
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  TriState Speedway Race TrackHaubstadt, Indiana, USA
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  Utica Rome Speedway Race TrackVernon, New York, USA
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  Volusia Speedway Park Race TrackDe Leon Springs, Florida, USA
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  Weedsport Speedway Race TrackWeedsport, New York, USA
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  Williams Grove Speedway Race TrackMechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Wilmot Raceway Race TrackBurlington, Wisconsin, USA