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– New Racer Friend System Part Of Rob Fuller’s Reorganization Plan – Race Parts Now Available 24-7 At TFR Distribution In West Boylston, Mass. By LEN SAMMONS Rob Fuller’s TFR Distribution in West Boylston, MA, is now offering customers the chance to purchase and pick up race parts 24 hours a day, seven days a week at its state-of-the-art facility. …

The hotbed of Central Pennsylvania 410 Sprint Car racing is reacting to the news announced late last week of the creation of the new PA Posse 410 Sprint Series. The bold initiative among 11 race tracks that host 410 Sprint Cars has the racing community lauding the news, while at the same time raising questions about how the Series would actually …

– Stewart Friesen’s Crash Was A Wake-Up Call To Everyone In The Industry – Bicknell Makes 2026 Chassis Changes With A Focus On Safety By LEN SAMMONS Bicknell Racing Products, the dominant force in dirt Modified chassis construction with roughly 98% of the market share, has introduced key design changes for the 2026 season. The decision stems from the company’s …

Over its event history, Long Island’s Riverhead Raceway’s Islip 300 for Tour Modifieds has had its share of different winners, eight in the nine year run of the race to be precise. This year’s surprise victor was Joey Braun, an accomplished Legends driver but unheralded Modified racer up until two months ago. In August, in his first start for car …

McCreadie, Briggs Found Stride After Program Overhaul; Pairing To Continue In 2026 By JACK O’CONNOR When Tim McCreadie looks back on his 2025 campaign with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, he wonders what could’ve been had he ran the entire season with a Longhorn Chassis as opposed to starting out the year with Rockets. Through the first seven …

David Gravel came into last weekend’s World Of Outlaws Sprint Car three-race weekend in Charlotte, North Carolina seeking to affirm his second straight Series championship. And that’s exactly what he did, winning one of the three races, and clinching the title a race early. Gravel and his car owner Tod Quiring’s team seemed invincible at times during the season. The …

– New Jersey Businessman, Several Partners Hopes To Promote Track In 2026 – Possible Wall Property Sale Causing Delay For Maletto To Obtain Lease By EARL KRAUSE Last May, in a somewhat surprising yet not unexpected announcement as Wall Stadium Speedway began its milestone 75th season, its promoters Diane Krause and daughter/General Manager Emily stated that their 15th year as …

At Delaware’s Georgetown Speedway last Saturday night, Super DIRT Series rising star Alex Payne made good on a late race pass of Tim Sears, Jr. to sweep to victory. Afterward, the 20 year old was in tears, in part because of the ultimate verdict, but also because Payne had been passed for the lead late in the going and had to …

At Virginia’s Martinsville Speedway last Thursday, the 16th and final race was run for the 2025 NASCAR Whelen Modified Touring Series. When the checkered flag flew, Justin Bonsignore won the battle but Austin Beers, in finishing second, won the war. Just 22 years of age, Beers became the youngest NASCAR Modified champion. Soft spoken to a fault, Beers praised his car owner …

Super DIRT Week Is Super Again By LEN SAMMONS The “super” truly has returned to Super DIRT Week. The racing was outstanding this year, and the atmosphere is growing. Next year will mark the tenth running of the event at Oswego Speedway. For those of us who still cherish memories of the New York State Fairgrounds Mile, maybe it’s time …