Brett Hearn’s Super DIRTcar Series victory Thursday night at the high-banked Lebanon Valley Speedway was his 106th overall and his ninth in the 100-lap, $17,500 to win Mr. Dirt Track USA event
Craig Dollansky’s Big Game Tree Stands crew spent Sunday putting a new car together after a hard flip the night before at Williams Grove and their labor on the sunbaked drag strip behind the Lebanon Valley Speedway was rewarded with a trip to victory lane Sunday night
Stewart Friesen notched his third win of the season Friday night at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway, besting point leader Brett Hearn and Kenny Tremont Jr. in the 35-lap “King of the Catskills” qualifier for DIRTcar modifieds
The fans who turned out for Friday night’s program at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway hoping to see another feature as hard fought as Tuesday night’s Super DIRTcar Series “Big Show” battle between Brett Hearn and eventual winner Bobby Varin were not disappointed
When Brett Hearn, already the leading winner at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway, pulled the pole for Tuesday night’s “Brett Hearn’s Big Show” Super DIRTcar Series big-block modified event, the standing-room-only crowd let out a roar of disapproval, figuring he’d lead the entire 100 laps.
Early season winner Stewart Friesen returned to victory lane at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway Friday night, capping an impressive run from 15th with a decisive win over the speedway’s all-time leading winner, Brett Hearn
Nothing makes a sponsor any happier than winning on their “night” at the speedway and Kenny Tremont did just that for Rifenburgh Construction Friday night at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway
As the rest of the Sprint Cup world departed for home after a long week of testing on the newly paved Pocono Raceway surface and a very competitive 400-mile race on a hot, humid day, third-place finisher Tony Stewart blew out of the Poconos in the other direction, headed toward the unlikely destination of Vernon, N.Y.
Perennial UNOH All-Star Circuit of Champions kingpin Tim Shaffer turned fast time Sunday night at the Utica-Rome Speedway and went on to win the 30-lap feature
J.C. Flach, son and grandson of former Lebanon Valley Speedway modified champions John Flach Jr. and John Flach, parleyed a front row starting spot and a non-stop feature into a win in Saturday night’s 30-lap feature on the famed high banks
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