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 Series prepares for 2025. Here’s
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. While the list of those
The Hastings, NY driver has finished in the top five in five of the last six Series Features
The Hopewell, NY driver scored his best career Super DIRTcar Series finishes at Autodrome Drummond
The Waterloo, NY driver extended his points lead to 27 over Mat Williamson
Mat Williamson finishes second, closes within six points of Matt Sheppard for Series points lead
The Series races at Autodrome Drummond (July 22-23) and Brockville Ontario Speedway (July 24)
The Series battles at Autodrome Drummond on Monday, July 22 and Tuesday, July 23
Mahaney becomes the seventh different winner with the Super DIRTcar Series in the last seven races Mike Mahaney entered the 2023 season unsure if he’d run a full tour. Now, with a Super DIRTcar Series win at Autodrome Drummond and a guaranteed starting spot in Super DIRT Week 51, his smile in Victory Lane Tuesday
After four years since being the last driver to win with the Super DIRTcar Series at Autodrome Drummond, Erick Rudolph returned to Victory Lane Monday night The Super DIRTcar Series’ long-awaited return to Canada will stick in the memories of Erick Rudolph and Francois Bernier. But for different reasons. Coming together from opposite ends of
For the first time in four years, the Super DIRTcar Series will make a trip north of the border for a tripleheader run in Canada. The Beasts of the Northeast will first make a two-day stop at Autodrome Drummond in Drummondville, QC, featuring a $7,500-to-win event on Monday, July 31, and then a $10,000-to-win, Super
