Super DIRTcar Series News
ADDING TO THE RESUME: Stewart Friesen Wins Power in the Pines at New Egypt
Alex Yankowski finishes second, Logan Watt finishes third in Super DIRTcar Series debut
In the inaugural edition of the Announcer’s Roundtable, our panel discusses their thoughts on what to expect in the 2025 Super DIRTcar Series season. Joining Super DIRTcar Series announcer Mike Warren in the monthly roundtable is Series pit reporter Rich Vleck, Land of Legends Raceway announcer Steven Ovens, Ransomville Speedway
Power in the Pines will be a 75-lap Feature paying $7,500-to-win
19 drivers to battle for 2025 Super DIRTcar Series championship
The Hopewell, NY driver earned Rookie of the Year honors in 2024
The best Big Block Modified drivers in the country, revamped fan experiences and exciting racing that only New Egypt Speedway can produce await the Super DIRTcar Series in March. For the second straight year, the Series will kick off its 2025 championship season at the unique 7/16-mile dirt track during
The Beasts of the Northeast have awakened from their winter hibernation and eagerly await the start of the championship season. After four winners in four races at Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals in Florida, the Super DIRTcar Series will bring its Earth-shaking thrill ride to New Jersey at the end
The Binghamton, NY driver earned his lone Super DIRTcar Series podium during Power in the Pines in 2024
The Napierville, QC driver is entering his third season with the Super DIRTcar Series
Milton Hershey School (MHS) is set to expand its support of dirt racing in 2025, continuing its partnership with the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series and joining the Super DIRTcar Series. The top tier private school’s involvement will include being the “Official Education Partner” of the
The Series will battle for four nights at Volusia Speedway Park, Feb. 12-15
Will Cagle, a four-time Super DIRTcar Series champion, passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 5. He was 86 years old. The Tampa, FL driver first came to the Northeast in 1959, before his iconic No. 24 car became a regular fixture in Victory Lane in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Known
The Super DIRTcar Series, the World of Outlaws Late Models, and the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars each represent the pinnacle of professional racing for their respective divisions. While visually unique from one another, the Big Block Modified of the Super DIRTcar Series hides its secret weapon
The Neshanic Station, NJ driver will compete at Volusia Speedway Park during Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals Feb. 12-15
The Saratoga Springs, NY driver kicks off the 2025 Super DIRTcar Series season at Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals
ALT Sports Data Inc., the San Diego-based leader in trading and consumer data for action, motor, alternative, and emerging sports, and World Racing Group announced a landmark partnership today. This collaboration will enable regulated sports betting on premier dirt track racing properties, including the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink
Super DIRTcar Series regular Justin Stone and his dad Todd will compete in a UMP Modified at Volusia Speedway Park
The reigning Super DIRTcar Series champion returns to action Feb. 12-15 at Volusia Speedway Park
The Fulton, NY driver joins the Super DIRTcar Series, Feb. 12-15, at Volusia Speedway Park
MD3 is expanding its support of dirt racing across several World Racing Group series in 2025. The company, which provides top-of-the-line race car bodies for dirt racers around the world, is set to support the Rookie of the Year programs for the World of Outlaws Late Models and Super DIRTcar
The Frenchtown, NJ driver returns to Volusia after making debut in 2024
In 2024, four drivers began their first journey as Super DIRTcar Series competitors. While Alex Payne earned Rookie of the Year honors, Mike Trautschold, Justin Stone, and Daniel Johnson also made strides in their first season. Each faced struggles, including learning new tracks, managing travel, and making the right tire
From Volusia Speedway Park in February to The Dirt Track at Charlotte in November, the 2024 Super DIRTcar Series season had many twists and turns, culminating in Mat Williamson’s second Series championship. Those twists and turns created many thrilling moments throughout out 2024, ones that won’t be forgotten as the
The 12 days of Christmas may be over, but 15 days of Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals are still to come. Attracting hundreds of the best dirt racing drivers in the country, displaying a fair-like atmosphere in the midway and presenting nightly edge-of-your-seat racing, the massive Volusia Speedway Park event
Reigning Super DIRTcar Series champion poised for first Chili Bowl appearance
The 2025 Super DIRTcar Series schedule continues to grow with two new dates added to next year’s calendar. The Beasts of the Northeast will visit Georgetown Speedway in Georgetown, DE, on Tuesday, May 13 for the Delaware Diamond 75, and make its first trip to Selinsgrove Speedway in Selinsgrove, PA for
The 2024 Super DIRTcar Series season was full of exciting victories, heartbreaking loses and edge-of-your-seat racing. There were enthusiastic beer-smashing Victory Lanes by Mat Williamson before he was crowned the 2024 champion; emotional triumphs for honoring those who have passed; joyous celebrations of first-time victors; and many more memorable moments.
Alex Payne became the 194th different winner in Series history
When Mat Williamson secured his second Super DIRTcar Series championship at The Dirt Track at Charlotte, he joined an elite group in Big Block Modified history. The St. Catharines, ON driver became the ninth driver to earn their second Series championship, and first since Matt Sheppard accomplished that feat in
The Beasts of the Northeast will battle for 33 nights in 2025, starting at Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals
The 2024 Super DIRTcar Series season is complete, and drivers were rewarded Saturday evening with checks, trophies and other special awards at the annual year-end awards banquet in Syracuse. Mat Williamson was honored for his second Series title, along with the 17 other drivers who competed full-time with the Super
The Montgomery, NY driver finished third in the 2024 standings
The St. Catharines, ON driver became the ninth multi-time champion in Series history
Photo by Chris Owens All dreams, all hopes, all anxieties, all wonders, and all dirt roads led to three drivers being crowned champions at the World of Outlaws World Finals Saturday night. David Gravel, of Watertown, CT, Brandon Sheppard, of New Berlin, IL and Mat Williamson, of St. Catharines, ON,