Jack Speshock (08) flexs his way through turn 1 as he would take it to victory in the 30 lap J+S Steel Sportsman Modified A Main. It would be the opening night of the 2020 season at Plattsburgh Airborne Speedway about 3 months late due to the Covid-19 pandemic. With it being so late in the season with the opener the big unknown would be how many cars show up for the race and the track would be pleasantly surprised with 73 cars for the four divisions. After all the heat races were down it would be onto the mains for the evening and first out of the box would be the Hartson Total Opening Pro Stocks and the winner main would be Jay Corbin but it would not be without stiff competition from Josh Coonradt. Then we would have the Ernie's Discount Totals Renegades which would start all 17 cars Shawn Duquette would away for the win on the night although the big battle in the main would be for 2-5 as Zack Daniels, Michael Wright, Bill Duprey, and Jim Mckerrian would swap the positions back and forth when the checkered flag flew it would be Daniels 2nd, Mckerrian 3rd, Duprey 4th and Wright fifth. Then we would have the main event of the evening with the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified with 36 in the pits the heats and Consi would be huge as they were starting 30 in the main. When the dust would settle the War Eagle Jack Speschock would get the win but not without hard competition from Dylan Rabtoy (early leader) along with Travis Bruno and Nick Heywood. Although the hard charger on the night would be DJ Gonyo who would have to fall to 30th after a first-lap spin but would charge up for an 18th place finish. Then to end the night it would be the Lake City Fire 4 Cylinders and there would be a familiar face in victory lane with Nathaniel Guay getting the win. All the excitement would come in the last lap of a restart when second and third tingled going for the spot and Tyler Bell and Caleb Tourville would slide into finish out the top three. What's next Plattsburgh Airborne Speedway is a wait and see the game but when we hear at KC Photo Video we will let the rest know. Gallery

Shawn Duquette (18) Zack Daniels (30), Jim Mckerrian (52) all barrel down to turn 1 on late-race restart as they go for the win. Gallery

Tanner Forbes (29t) and Josh Pete (84p) the future of racing taking some laps during the Sportsman Modified Practice. The racecars would be back on track for their second practice of the season as the tracks look forward to hopefully having actual races in the near future with the COVID-19 pandemic putting a hold to racing activate at the track. With the practice, you would have guys shaking cars down in the 358 Modified, Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, and the Strictly Stock division. With all the cars there we would have somewhere in the 30s for cars that would take part in the event. Now it's just a waiting game for the drivers and teams on what's to happen next at the racetrack. Gallery

Jacob Fountain (22) and Josh Laporte (45b) tangle as they go into turn one and spin out together in the middle of the turn. Gallery

Shane Pecore (0) looks to the high side and attempts to get by Robert Bublack (27b) as they battle for the lead. It would be the final day of Super Dirt Week XLVII and the features would be the main course of the day. In the first race of the day it would be the Chevy Performance 75 for the Sportsman Modified and the eventual winner would be Shane Pecore after a last lap pass on Robert Bublack to get the win and cash in on the 4,000 dollar paycheck. Next up on the day would be the Dirtcar Pro Stock 50. This race would also come down to a last lap pass but even better as C.D. Beauchamp would pass Chuck Dumblewski coming off turn four and cash in on the 2,000 dollar paycheck. That would only leave one race left on the day and that would be the Bill Whitaker Car and Truxs 200. It would be a great race up front all day between Jimmy Phelps and Larry Wight battling for the lead all day long. The eventual winner would be Larry Wight as Jimmy Phelps had to make late race pitstop for a tire issue. Although that would not end the race as Stewart Friesen would battle to the end to try and deny the win for Larry Wight. With the win Larry Wight would win first Super Dirt Week and cash in the 50,000. Gallery

C.D. Beauchamp (88) waiting in the wing as he follows Chuck Dumblewski (7d) looking for an opening and would eventually get the win. Gallery

Howard Blow (26) would jump the bank and slam into the disabled car of Rachel Dumas (511) causing race ending damage to both cars. It would be the season finale at Airborne Park Speedway and as in years past they would end with the enduro. This year there would be 98 cars that would take part in the event. It would be on a very dry track that would see alot of dust making people vision difficult out there. Richie Turner the winner on the day or so it seemed took the lead around lap 100 and would cross the line as the winner. Although the victory would be short lived cause a tire issue would cost him the win during tech. The winner of the event would eventual be Trevor Jaques. Gallery

Tyler Atwell (333) spins in front of the feild causing Caleb Tourville (42) Adam Stickles (27s) and Andy Botala (941) to scatter to avoid him. Gallery

Adam Pierson (15) dives to the bottom and gets by Dylan Rabtoy (22) for the lead in the closing laps to score his first victory. It would be the last race day of the season and the first ever American/Canadian Sprint Car Clash presented by Peru Farm Supply. There would be some great racing on the day with Airborne's weekly divisions Super Stock, Mini-Modifieds, and Strictly championships decided along with a non-points Sportsman Modified. In the main event of the day Stephen Porier would beat out Chuck Hebbing in a late race battle for the $4,000 pay out. In Sportsman Modified action Adam Pierson would get his first win a Sportsman Modified. As for the championship races in Strictly Stock division Shawn Walker would nose out Caleb Tourville for the feature win and win his second straight Strictly Stock title. In the Mini-Modifieds Josh Laporte would get the win and clinch the Points championship. As for the Super Stock division Brent Jarvis would get the overall win a three 15 lap segment race and clinch his second straight Super Stock championship. Gallery

Shawn Walker (77) edges out Caleb Tourville (42) for the Strictly Stock Feature win. Gallery

C.D. Beauchamp (88) would fend off all challengers in the Pro Stock Series race and win. It would be the Dirtcar Pro Stock Series presented by Garrand Motorsports. It would be a great races with close battles throughout. Although when the night was done C.D. Beauchamp would win the Pro Stock Series 50. Other winners on the night would be Chris Frennier Sportsman Modified, Mini-Modifieds Josh Laporte and Dave Demore and in the Strictly Stock it would be Caleb Tourville and Shawn Walker. Gallery

Chris Frennier (93) cruises to the win in the Sportsman Modified race for his first Airborne Park Speedway Dirt win. Gallery