Tyler Dippel is no stranger to Super DIRTcar Series events. But after more than a decade racing across the Northeast, he’ll take on a new challenge in his Big Block Modified career—a full-time run with the Beasts of the Northeast. The Walkill, NY driver has joined the Series as the second MD3 Rookie of the
Mat Williamson won his second $50,000 NAPA Super DIRT Week Billy Whittaker Cars 200 championship in historic fashion. The prestigious win puts him in the same category as Stewart Friesen, Billy Decker, Brett Hearn, Merv Treichler, and Buzzie Reutimann as the only drivers to win back-to-back Billy Whittaker Cars 200s. The Franklin Flyer Billy Decker,
BRISTOL, TN – Stewart Friesen added to his list of Hall of Fame-worthy accomplishments Friday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, winning the Super DIRTcar Series’ debut at “The Last Great Colosseum.” He did so in a gladiator fashion worthy of the iconic sword he was awarded after piloting his Halmar Racing #44 chariot from eighth
Qualifying Flight-A 1. 2A-Mike Gular, 16.86; 2. 42P-Pat Ward, 16.989; 3. 3B-Chad Brachmann, 17.111; 4. 3-Justin Haers, 17.212; 5. 43F-Keith Flach, 17.252; 6. 23-Kyle Coffey, 17.298; 7. 19M-Jessey Mueller, 17.305; 8. 66X-Carey Terrance, 17.366; 9. 17D-Marcus Dinkins, 17.777; 10. 88JR-Olden Dwyer, 17.846; 11. 48T-Dave Rauscher, 17.895 Qualifying Flight-B 1. 44-Stewart Friesen, 16.574; 2. 35-Mike Mahaney,