The Dirt Track World Championship is stolen by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Rookie of the Year, while Stewart Friesen grabbed his second 200-lap modified win of the season at Port Royal.
Carson Macedo steals the National Open at Williams Grove and the biggest payday of his career, while super late model points leaders (all but) secure national championships.
Stewart Friesen dominates the Fonda 200 and has the speedway deeded to him, while late model giants flex their muscles at Knoxville and Texas.
It took Superman to vanquish Big Sexy at Eldora, with the nation’s top-two super late model drivers splitting the World 100 riches.
Tim McCreadie stakes his claim as World 100 favorite at Eldora after an underwhelming return to the Pacific Northwest for the World of Outlaws.
The Headline(s) The Hell Tour leaders surge ahead only to stop themselves, the Posse defends their turf and Tim McCreadie keeps Superman at bay. Our …
The A-Main: Ricky Thornton Jr. led 49 laps of Saturday’s (April 17) Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series feature at Hagerstown Speedway in Maryland, but …
Rewind back to this weekend’s edition of Thinkin’ Dirty, and it’s hard to come up with a more thorough display of immaturity on the racetrack …
The A-Main – New Shirley, Texas, young gun Tyler Erb scored arguably the biggest win of his career Saturday night, the $15,000 finale of the …
The A-Main – The stats sheet will show that Kyle Larson was utterly dominant in scoring his second consecutive Chili Bowl, but it was far …