The 52nd running of Super DIRT Week will set the stage for another historic spectacle with a schedule built to provide the best week possible for drivers and fans at Oswego Speedway. On track action has been moved a day earlier, putting all racing for the Super DIRTcar Series, DIRTcar 358 Modified, DIRTcar Sportsman and
McCreadie will drive the Altas Paving #66 Big Block and 358 Modified at Super DIRT Week 51 Tim McCreadie is coming home. Home to family. Home to friends. Home to where his racing origins began. And home for unfinished business at Super DIRT Week. The Watertown, NY native has an opulent racing resume, highlighted by
While Super DIRT Week enters a new era in year 51, the support from its partners continues to grow. The event boasts a more than $400,000 overall purse and provides more than $18,000 in special awards across all four divisions (Super DIRTcar Series, DIRTcar 358 Modifieds, DIRTcar Sportsman and DIRTcar Pro Stocks). The support of
Super DIRT Week returns to Oswego Speedway, Oct. 2-8, with plans to be the biggest party yet Super DIRT Week 51 will start a new era for Racing’s Biggest Party at Oswego Speedway. While the Northeast’s biggest dirt racing event will still see the best drivers from across the country contend in the historic event
Ahead of his induction into the Northeast Dirt Modified Hall of Fame, racing great Tim Fuller recounts winning Super DIRT Week, Super DIRTcar Series title When Tim Fuller received the call informing him of his induction into the Northeast Dirt Modified Hall of Fame this summer, it brought several aspects of his professional life into
The saying “third time’s a charm” is one Tim Sears Jr. hopes works in his favor this year. The Central Square, NY native is coming back for his third full-time season with the Super DIRTcar Series, looking to improve on last season’s 11th place finish in points. Even though Sears Jr. hasn’t raced since the
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Watertown, NY driver will attempt to run several Super DIRTcar Series events this season with hopes of going full-time again in the future Billy Dunn and his father, Norm, took on the task of restarting their own team last year. With a limited budget and few helping hands, running a Series tour was unlikely.
Now that the checkered flag has fallen on the 49th running of NAPA Super DIRT Week, let’s take a look through the lens of three young photographers who are making a name for themselves in the world of Dirt Racing Photography. Click the image above to view.
WEEDSPORT, NY – DIRTcar Racing and Hoosier Tire will retain the expanded overall $45,000 purse for 2021 and beyond. With the $8,000 overall purse increase last year across the four DIRTcar Northeast divisions — Big Blocks, 358 Modifieds, Sportsman Modifieds and Pro Stocks — the top-20 drivers in each division will continue to be recognized