Orange County Fair Speedway Race Track in Middletown, New York, USA

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Orange County Fair Speedway is the oldest continuously operating dirt track in the United States. It was constructed in 1857 for horse racing at the annual Orange County Fair. In 1919, the first auto race was held on what was then called the “Harry Clay Oval.”

OCFS hosts five classes of racing, and something for every racer's budget. From the Street Stocks to the Mighty Big Block Modifieds, and every division in-between (ProStock, Sportsman, Small Block Modified) the racing here is non-stop action from green flag to checkered.

Orange County Fair Speedway Dirt Track Location

• 239 Wisner Ave
  Middletown, New York, 10940 USA
• lat: 41.44756, lng: -74.393535
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• Surface: 5/8 mile semi-banked oval

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• Phone: 845-342-2573

Orange County Fair Speedway Dirt Track Racing Schedule

Schedules are known to change without warning, double check with race track before heading out.

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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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  Audet Earns Guaranteed Starting Position for Vermont 200 at Devil's Bowl Speedway - Masterson gains first dirt win in Sportsman feature

  WEST HAVEN, Vt. - Troy Audet's first season in an open-wheel dirt Modified stock car just went from great to incredible. The Bridport, Vt., rookie won at Devil's Bowl Speedway on Saturday, September 4, to earn a guaranteed starting berth in the biggest race of the season - Sunday's $10,000-to-win Fabian Earth Moving Vermont 200. Also winning feature races during the day were Josh Masterson, Chris Murray, Daryl Gebo, and Chase Allen. (NOTE: Devil's Bowl Speedway officials have moved the start time for Sunday's program one hour earlier to 1:00 p.m., in hopes of beating a chance of forecasted late-evening rain showers. The pit area will open at 9:00 a.m., grandstands and infield drive-in parking will open at 11:00 a.m., and qualifying will start at 1:00 p.m.) Audet had already won three times in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman feature before Saturday's afternoon special and held the championship point lead entering the day. His drive from 18th starting position was worthy of praise on its own, but the added pressures of the Vermont 200 starting spot, a $500 winner's purse, and having to battle rising star Dylan Madsen tooth-and-nail for the win never got to Audet, and he earned a popular victory with the home-track crowd. The ultra-competitive 40-lap race seemed to have three distinct parts, defined by caution periods. John Gosselin and Bill Duprey headlined the opening act, pacing the field for the first dozen laps. In the second stanza, Madsen - who started 13th - caught the leaders by surprise after a restart to take over on lap 14 and seemed to have the win in hand. Audet entered the picture to open the closing portion by stalking and then passing Madsen on the tricky, dry-slick outside lane with five laps left, and then the pair squared off on three successive restarts on lap 37. Audet chose the inside lane for each restart, taking away Madsen's preferred groove. Madsen, the champion at Orange County Fair Speedway and the point leader entering the season finale at Albany-Saratoga Speedway, settled for the runner-up spot. Beau Reeeves finished third after starting 15th, followed by Anthony Ryan from 14th and Randy Ryan from 21st. The top 10 was completed in order by Craig Wholey, Dakota Green, Steve Pope, Evan Roberts, and Alex Layn. Qualifying heats were won by Duprey, Layn, and Madsen, while Roberts won the consolation race. Audet opened up his unofficial point lead to 26 markers over Austin Comes, 788-762. Bristol, Vt.'s Josh Masterson was a first-time dirt winner in the Sportsman Modified division, taking the annual non-points invitational feature for non-winners. Masterson was a champion in the Late Model and Mini Stock divisions on the former asphalt track at Devil's Bowl and won 25 races, and Saturday's score came five years and one day after his last victory. Masterson started on the front row and led all 25 laps of the caution-free race. Kevin Chaffee won a good battle with Brian Whittemore for the runner-up position. Travis Witbeck finished fourth in his first Devil's Bowl start of the season, and Justin Comes took fifth in his first outing in a new car owned by Terry Rouse. Neil Stratton, Anthony Warren, Alex Bell, Billy Lussier, and Johnny Bruno were next in line. Heat wins went to Whittemore and Masterson. Chris Murray hit double digits in the Super Stock division, winning for the 10th time in the 2021 season. The Fair Haven, Vt., racer came out of some intense three-wide action with the lead on lap 7, and then held off Andrew FitzGerald on two restarts for the win. FitzGerald took the runner-up spot, while Paul Braymer rebounded from a flat tire and later a spin to take third place. Jim McKiernan and Chuck Bradford were fourth and fifth, respectively. Murray and FitzGerald won the heats. Daryl Gebo won for the fifth time in his rookie season in the 20-lap A-Feature for the Mini Stock division. The racing was fun and frantic, spread out three- and four-wide for much of the distance. Gebo took the lead from Griff Mahoney on lap 8 and held serve for the rest of the race, fending off Chris Sumner for the win. Derrick Counter beat Craig Kirby by inches for third place, with T.J. Knight fifth. Adam Mahoney was sixth, followed by Ronnie Alger, Jake Barrows, Brian Blake, and Scott Chandler. Knight, Gebo, and Sumner won the heats. Rookie Chase Allen was a first-time winner in the 10-lap B-Feature for the Mini Stocks. The 15-year-old Fair Haven, Vt., racer got out front on the third lap and held off the charges of veteran Willie Rice for the win. Jake Mallory finished third ahead of Donald Olden and Chris Hewitt. The Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint division opened its two-day, event with the first of three 10-lap segments. Poultney, Vt.'s John Smith won to score one point toward the overall, cumulatively scored tally. Roger LaDuc finished second for two points, followed by Ray Hanson, Vern Woodard, and Kaidin White. The lead-lap cars will be inverted to start the second segment on Sunday, followed by another inversion for the third leg; the driver with the lowest overall score after the three segments will be winner. LaDuc and Smith won the qualifying heats. Sportsman Modified qualifying for the Fabian Earth Moving Vermont 200 begins at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday with time trials, heats, consolations, and a last-chance race to set the field for the $10,000-to-win main event. The Sprint Cars of New England tour will be on hand for its three-race Devil's Bowl track championship finale, and the 500cc Mini Sprints will crown their overall weekend winner in Segments 2 and 3. Grandstand general admission 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 $40 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. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - Fabian Earth Moving Vermont 200 Weekend Devil's Bowl Speedway - West Haven, Vt. Saturday, September 4, 2021 O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Feature (40 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown 1. (18) Troy Audet, Bridport, Vt. 2. (13) Dylan Madsen, Stephentown, N.Y. 3. (15) Beau Reeves, Plattsburgh, N.Y. 4. (14) Anthony Ryan, Benson, Vt. 5. (21) Randy Ryan, Orwell, Vt. 6. (11) Craig Wholey, Bolton Landing, N.Y. 7. (12) Dakota Green, Cambridge, N.Y. 8. (16) Steve Pope, Shoreham, Vt. 9. (19) Evan Roberts, Fletcher, Vt. 10. (4) Alex Layn, New Haven, Vt. 11. (23) Austin Comes, Middlebury, Vt. 12. (1) A.J. Munger, Benson Landing, Vt. 13. (3) Bryon Linendoll, West Pawlet, Vt. 14. (10) Scott FitzGerald, West Rutland, Vt. 15. (2) John Gosselin, Shoreham, Vt. 16. (7) Timmy Aldrighetti, Bethel, Vt. 17. (22) Wade Acker, Bristol, Vt. 18. (8) Gary English, Salisbury, Vt. 19. (26) Russ Farr, Granville, N.Y. 20. (20) Bob Kilburn, Fair Haven, Vt. 21. (5) Josh Nelson, Bristol, Vt. 22. (24) Matt Jordan, Cambridge, N.Y. 23. (29) Bobbi Hults, Benson, Vt. 24. (9) Cody O'Brien, Springfield, Vt. 25. (6) Bill Duprey, Hydeville, Vt. 26. (17) Melvin Pierson, East Corinth, Vt. 27. (25) Josh Paige, Orwell, Vt. Did Not Start (2 drivers): William Lussier Jr., Fair Haven, Vt.; Justin Lilly, Castleton, Vt. Lap Leaders: A.J. Munger, pole; John Gosselin, 1-11; Bill Duprey, 12-13; Dylan Madsen, 14-35; Troy Audet, 36-40. (4 lead changes among 5 drivers) Cautions (7): Laps 3, 5, 12, 30, 37, 37, 37. Heat Winners: Bill Duprey, Alex Layn, Dylan Madsen Consi Winner: Evan Roberts Sportsman Modified Non-Winners Feature (25 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (2) Josh Masterson, Bristol, Vt. 2. (4) Kevin Chaffee, Bradford, Vt. 3. (3) Brian Whittemore, Pittsford, Vt. 4. (6) Travis Witbeck, Troy, N.Y. 5. (8) Justin Comes, Middlebury, Vt. 6. (1) Neil Stratton, Bennington, Vt. 7. (10) # Anthony Warren, Shoreham, Vt. 8. (13) Alex Bell, Cambridge, N.Y. 9. (9) Billy Lussier, Fair Haven, Vt. 10. (16) # Johnny Bruno, Orlando, Fla. 11. (11) Paolo Pascarella, Poestenkill, N.Y. 12. (12) # Shawn McPhee, Rutland, Vt. 13. (5) Adam Piper, Leicester, Vt. 14. (15) Ryan Shanahan, Watertown, N.Y. 15. (14) Brent Warren, Salisbury, Vt. 16. (7) Michael Wagner-Fitzgerald, Gansevoort, N.Y. Lap Leaders: Neil Stratton, pole; Josh Masterson, 1-25. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions: None Heat Winners: Brian Whittemore, Josh Masterson Super Stock Feature (25 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (7) Chris Murray, Fair Haven, Vt. 2. (6) Andrew FitzGerald, West Rutland, Vt. 3. (8) Paul Braymer, Granville, N.Y. 4. (3) Jim McKiernan, Moriah Center, N.Y. 5. (1) # Chuck Bradford, Addison, Vt. 6. (2) Tony Salerno, Mineville, N.Y. 7. (11) Jessie Rule, Middlebury, Vt. 8. (10) Tim Simonds, Clarendon, Vt. 9. (5) Mark Norris, Benson, Vt. 10. (4) Michael Clark Jr., Salisbury, Vt. 11. (9) Fred Little, Salisbury, Vt. (substitute for Josh Bussino) Lap Leaders: Chuck Bradford, 1; Jim McKiernan, 2-4; Andrew FitzGerald, 5-6 Chris Murray, 7-25. (3 lead changes among 4 drivers) Cautions (4): Laps 5, 7, 14, 16. Heat Winners: Chris Murray, Andrew FitzGerald Mini Stock "A" Feature (20 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (5) # Daryl Gebo, Orwell, Vt. 2. (17) Chris Sumner, Ripton, Vt. 3. (14) Derrick Counter, Leicester, Vt. 4. (19) Craig Kirby, St. Albans, Vt. 5. (9) T.J. Knight, Wells, Vt. 6. (8) # Adam Mahoney, Rutland, Vt. 7. (21) Ronnie Alger, Orwell, Vt. 8. (12) Jake Barrows, Middlebury, Vt. 9. (18) Brian Blake, Cornwall, Vt. 10. (4) # Scott Chandler, Pittsford, Vt. 11. (20) # Austin McKirryher, Proctor, Vt. 12. (7) Scott Layton, Poultney, Vt. 13. (10) Lynn Denton, Milton, Vt. 14. (11) # Mark Mahoney, Brandon, Vt. 15. (1) Carol Moss, Fair Haven, Vt. 16. (15) Jarrod Colburn, Rutland, Vt. 17. (6) # Cody Dion, Rutland, Vt. 18. (13) # Damian Olden, Poultney, Vt. 19. (3) # Hunter Clark, Salisbury, Vt. 20. (2) Griff Mahoney, Bristol, Vt. 21. (13) Tom Severance, Fair Haven, Vt. Lap Leaders: Carol Moss, 1; Griff Mahoney, 2-7; Daryl Gebo, 8-20. (2 lead changes among 3 drivers) Cautions (3): Laps 7, 7, 10. Heat Winners: T.J. Knight, Daryl Gebo, Chris Sumner Mini Stock "B" Feature (10 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (3) # Chase Allen, Fair Haven, Vt. 2. (5) Willie Rice, Poultney, Vt. 3. (6) # Jake Mallory, Granville, N.Y. 4. (7) # Donald Olden, Poultney, Vt. 5. (1) # Chris Hewitt, Pittsford, Vt. 6. (4) Mary Gardner, Middle Granville, N.Y. 7. (2) # Jakobee Alger, Orwell, Vt. Lap Leaders: Chris Hewitt, 1-2; Chase Allen, 3-10. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions (1): Lap 5. Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint Segment 1 of 3 (10 laps) SEGMENTS 2 & 3 TO BE RUN ON SUNDAY Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown-Segment Points # - denotes rookie 1. (6) John Smith, Poultney, Vt. 2. (3) Roger LaDuc, Orwell, Vt. 3. (5) Ray Hanson, Orwell, Vt. 4. (1) # Vern Woodard, Fair Haven, Vt. 5. (8) Kaidin White, Monkton, Vt. 6. (2) Scott Bachand, St. Albans, Vt. 7. (11) # Kris Severance, Fair Haven, Vt. 8. (7) Kevin Smith, Brandon, Vt. 9. (10) # Tommy Kasuba, Castleton, Vt. 10. (13) John McPhee Jr., Rutland, Vt. 11. (4) # Gage Provencher, Bridport, Vt. 12. (9) Kamden Duffy, Richmond, N.H. Did Not Start (1 driver): # Kyle Bruno, Proctor, Vt. Lap Leaders: Vern Woodard, 1-3; John Smith, 4-10. (1 lead change among 2 drivers) Cautions (2): Laps 1, 1. Heat Winners: Roger LaDuc, John Smith

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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: 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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  Big Names Ready for Rescheduled "Battle at the Bowl" on Sunday - Former winners Sheppard, Perrego recommitted for makeup date

  WEST HAVEN, Vt. - Mother Nature can't stop Devil's Bowl Speedway. The third annual "Battle at the Bowl" Dirt Modified event was postponed a week by rain to Sunday, August 15 at 5:00 p.m., but a little wet weather certainly did not dampen the spirit of the event. If anything, the delay has only ramped up the anticipation. The top drivers in dirt track racing have recommitted their support for the event including some of the biggest regional touring stars, some of the best "Saturday night heroes" from the weekly bullrings of Northeast, and even some local favorites trying to defend their home turf. Within 24 hours of Sunday's cancellation, more than two dozen drivers verified their intent to compete on the makeup date, several new drivers threw their hats in the ring, and track officials eagerly await the confirmation of many more in the coming days. The "Battle at the Bowl" has a unique format for Big Block and Small Block Dirt Modifieds that pays $10,000 to the winner of the 50-lap Main Event. Time trials and heat races set up a pair of 25-lap preliminary features that each pay $1,500 to win, and the top 10 finishers from each feature will transfer to the main. A last-chance qualifier will take four more to fill the balance of the 24-car "Battle at the Bowl" starting field. Devil's Bowl Speedway's weekly Sportsman Modified division is also on hand with a special 40-lap, $2,000-to-win feature, and the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman and Summit Up Construction Mini Stock divisions are also on the program with double features. Among the many superstars expected on Sunday are "Superman" Matt Sheppard, "Ant Man" Anthony Perrego, "The West Sand Lake Slingshot" Kenny Tremont Jr., "The Empire Executioner" Tim Fuller, "The Baldwinsville Bandit" Jimmy Phelps, and young guns Mike Mahaney and Michael Maresca. Those established veterans have tallied countless major wins all over the map including Perrego and Sheppard, who won the "Battle at the Bowl" in 2020 and 2019, respectively. Weekly-track heroes invading Devil's Bowl include "The Flying Squirrel" Rocky Warner from the Fonda and Utica-Rome Speedways; Albany-Saratoga's Jessey Mueller, Jack Speshock, and Derrick McGrew Jr.; Allison Ricci, Corey Cormier, and Roger Henion Jr. of Orange County Fair Speedway; Lebanon Valley's Brian Berger; Ben Bushaw from the Fulton-Brewerton circuit; Lance Willix from Can-Am and Thunder Mountain; and more. Warner won Devil's Bowl's iconic "Vermont 200" Sportsman race in 2019, and Mueller won a preliminary "Battle" feature last year. The hometown crowd will have plenty to cheer for, too. "The Adam Bomb" Adam Pierson will pull double duty in both his Adam Gage-owned Big Block Modified and his family-owned Sportsman. Demetrios Drellos - the polarizing and controversial driver who is the defending Devil's Bowl champion - will try to rebound from a one-race suspension with a double-duty effort. Brothers Todd and C.G. Morey will be in town for a rare local appearance, Jim Introne Jr. will make his return, and former track champion Bobby Hackel will attempt a double-duty effort in his first Devil's Bowl show of the season. Grandstand general admission for Sunday, August 15 will be $30 for adults and $5 for kids 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 $40 for adults and free for kids aged 12 and under. 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. Tickets and pit passes purchased prior to the rainout on August 8 will be honored. 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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  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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  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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Orange County Fair Speedway Nearby Dirt Tracks

Distance information is direct (as the crow flies) - driving distance will differ due to road routes and things like lakes or mountains.

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  Accord Speedway Race Track27 miles away - Accord, New York, USA
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  Hamlin Speedway Race Track53 miles away - Hamlin, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Snydersville Raceway Race Track56 miles away - Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
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  West End Fairgrounds Race Track65 miles away - Gilbert, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Penn Can Speedway Race Track72 miles away - Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Afton Motorsports Park Race Track78 miles away - Afton, New York, USA
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  Lebanon Valley Speedway Race Track85 miles away - West Lebanon, New York, USA
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  Five Mile Point Speedway Race Track85 miles away - Kirkwood, New York, USA
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  New Egypt Speedway Race Track95 miles away - New Egypt, New Jersey, USA
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  Action Track USA Race Track96 miles away - Kutztown, Pennsylvania, USA
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  Grandview Speedway Race Track97 miles away - Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania, USA

Orange County Fair Speedway Dirt Track Racing Organizations

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  ASCoC - All Star Circuit of Champions Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  DIRTcar - DIRTcar Racing Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  NVDMRC - Northeastern Vintage Dirt Modified Racing Club Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  STSS - Short Track Super Series Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  USAC - United States Auto Club Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  WoO - World of Outlaws Dirt Track Racing Organization