Curious which drivers you should keep an eye on at each Super DIRTcar Series event? Series Announcer Mike Warren will bring you his five drivers to keep an eye on each race weekend. This week: Summer Shootout 75 at Mohawk International Raceway, June 30 MIKE’S FIVE: Stewart Friesen Why: No one has been better than
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
Alex Payne became the 194th different winner in Series history
Mat Williamson finishes third, clinches 2024 Super DIRTcar Series title
The Edwards, NY driver ties Brett Hearn and Matt Sheppard for the most Super DIRTcar Series Wins at The Dirt Track at Charlotte
Matt Sheppard leads Mat Williamson by 15 points entering The Dirt Track at Charlotte
It’s the St. Catharines, ON driver’s 29th career Super DIRTcar Series win
The Series visits Brockville Ontario Speedway (Sept. 5), Can-Am Speedway (Sept. 6), and Weedsport Speedway (Sept. 7)
The Super DIRTcar Series will hit high gear in September as Super DIRT Week 52 looms with a tripleheader weekend to kick off the month. First, the Series will return to Canada to run the postponed Canadian Classic at Brockville Ontario Speedway on Thursday, Sept. 5. Then, The Beasts of The Northeast will make the
The Series races at Autodrome Drummond (July 22-23) and Brockville Ontario Speedway (July 24)
Four drivers are separated by 13 points in battle for Series points lead
A trek beyond the border is ahead for the Super DIRTcar Series in late July, bringing the Beasts of the Northeast to Canada for three straight days. The Series will run at doubleheader at Autodrome Drummond, in Drummondville, QC, Monday-Tuesday, July 22-23, and then venture to Ontario for a Wednesday night race (July 24) at
Windows will rattle, and the ground will shake, this Fourth of July when the Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds return to Land of Legends Raceway on Thursday, July 4. It’ll be the Series’ 51st first visit to the Canandaigua, NY track, and this time, the Big Block super stars will battle 76 laps for
Anthony Perrego and Peter Britten enter the weekend tied for the points lead
The Beasts of the Northeast will make its second stop of 2024 at the La Fargeville, NY track on Friday, Sept. 6 for the R.D. Hutchinson Memorial The Super DIRTcar Series has added a fall trip to northern New York in 2024 with a second stop to Can-Am Speedway on Friday, Sept. 6. The new
With the 2024 Super DIRTcar Series season less than two months away, storylines are already building for what’s to come. But before we turn the page to 2024 and the season-opener at Volusia Speedway Park for the 53rd Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals, Feb. 14-17, let’s look back at the vital moments of 2023. The
The 2023 Super DIRTcar Series season was one for the record books with Matt Sheppard earning his 10th Series title and others scoring big wins. From Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals to the World of Outlaws World Finals, the 2023 season saw several drivers rise on the all-time wins list and one add his name
Tim Fuller read the track correctly to make his way around Anthony Perrego for his third Series win of the season Tim Fuller made the long drive from Watertown, NY to Charlotte, NC for one reason. He just loves to race. After a decorated career that has spanned over 30 years and counting, and an
Tim Fuller scores second Super DIRTcar Series win in two weeks after Hall of Fame induction on July 13 When Tim Fuller last won at Brockville Ontario Speedway with the Super DIRTcar Series in 1996, he had not yet won his Super DIRTcar Series title, had not yet won at Super DIRT Week and had
Newly inducted into the Northeast DIRT Modified Hall of Fame, Tim Fuller scores first Super DIRTcar Series win in two years Several months before receiving the prestigious honor of being inducted into the Northeast DIRT Modified Hall of Fame, Tim Fuller was asked why he still continues to race after 30 years in the sport.
