A long-awaited return and a Memorial Day weekend doubleheader are on tap for the Super DIRTcar Series as it prepares for its May schedule. May also marks the season’s first Super DIRT Week 53 Qualifier, where one driver will lock themselves into the Billy Whittaker Cars 200. Here’s a look at what’s coming up: Georgetown
Alex Yankowski earns second straight runner-up finish, takes over Series points lead
Curious which drivers you should keep an eye on at each Super DIRTcar Series event? Series Announcer Mike Warren will bring you his top-five* picks each week. This week: The 60th Anniversary Special at Albany-Saratoga Speedway on Friday, April 18. MIKE’S TOP FIVE: 1. Peter Britten Why: If there’s any Albany-Saratoga regular that’s due to win a
The 60 Lap, $7,500-to-win Feature is the first of two stops at the Malta, NY facility in 2025
Alex Yankowski finishes second, Logan Watt finishes third in Super DIRTcar Series debut
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 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 March and New York throughout
It’s the Ransomville, NY driver’s 11th Super DIRTcar Series win
Alex Yankowski holds 10-point lead over Britten in Big Gator point standings
One night after a Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals win slipped away from Alex Yankowski, the 20-year-old didn’t have to wait long for his next opportunity. The Covington Township, PA driver held off a late charge from Erick Rudolph Thursday night to score his third career Super DIRTcar Series win and first at Volusia Speedway
The Series will battle for four nights at Volusia Speedway Park, Feb. 12-15
The reigning Super DIRTcar Series champion returns to action Feb. 12-15 at Volusia Speedway Park
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 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 is bigger than ever in
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 Snyder County Showdown on
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
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 2010. Here’s a look at
