Cory McCoy (69C) and Mike Palmer 85p go wheel to wheel through the turn. It would be the second week of racing at Airborne Park Speedway and it would be Autograph Night Presented by A-Verdi Storage Containers. There would be some wheel to wheel racing and for the most part, be a clear night with only a few wrecks on the night. As for the racing, there would be 62 cars on the night for the five divisions. The winners on the night would be Stephen Bernier in the 356 Modifieds, Nick Heywood in the Sportsman Modified, Shawn Duquette Super Stock, Zach Woods in the Mini-Modified and Shawn Walker in the strictly Stock. Gallery

The Michael Wright (78) make contact with the 52 of Jim McKerain as they slide through the turn trying to qualify for the feature. Gallery

Steve Bernier (25) collides with Michael Parent (25p) when he went for a spin. Although Steve Bernier would recovery and finish fourth on the night. It would an opening night of the season at Airborne Park Speedway Presented by Day Brothers Boats along with Law Enforcement Night. It noticed early in the night that the drivers were eager to get the season started and get that first race win of the season. As there would be many cautions throughout the night along with a couple of red flags. There would be a total of 82 cars on the grounds split up over the five divisions with the most being in the Sportsman Modified division with 37 cars on grounds. As the racing action, it would start with Shawn Walker winning the Strictly Stock, then Brent Jarvis winning the Super Stock, then Bucko Branham in the Sportsman Modified, Chris Raabe 358 Modified and end with Zack Woods winning the Mini-Modified division. The action will be back next weekend (May 12th) with Autograph night presented by A-Verdi Storage Containers. Gallery

Michael Wright (78) and Brent Jarvis (32) battle side by side through the corner for the lead in the Super Stock feature as the Championship contenders go for the first win of the season. Gallery

(68) would catch the bank and that would be all she wrote as she take flight and do one complete rollover. It would be the second annual Robin Branham Crash for Cancer Enduro at Airborne Park Speedway. There would be a total of 93 cars that would take the green flag for the 150 lap race. When the dust would settle and the checker flag would fly there would be 8 cars still running on the track. There would be multiple red flags on the day to check on drivers and tend to overturned cars. Through it all Brian Pugh would keep his nose the cleanest of all avoid a few close calls and be crowned the eventual winner. Gallery

(21) would get an assist from (161) as he would go through the corner and loops it around and ends up over the bank. Gallery

Michael Wright (78) thread the needle on the three wide going between Tyler Irwin (54) and Keith O'Neil (52). It would be the last race weekend of the season at Airborne Park Speedway and it would feature the Dirtcar Sportsman Northern Region series along with the Leon Gonyo Memorial race. It would be a great afternoon at Airborne to bring the season to a close. The winners on the day would be Shawn Walker in the Strictly Stock, Cam Gadue in the Mini-Modifieds, and Brent Jarvis in the Renegades. As for the big races on the day, Alex LaJoie would win the Sportsman Modified regional race and Stephen Bernier would win the 358 Modified Leon Gonyo Memorial race. Also on this day points champions would be crowned in the Renegades Brent Jarvis, Mini-Modifieds Michael Whalen and in the Strictly Stock, it would go to Rolland Guay. Gallery

Michael Whalen (11), the 9x and Cam Gadue (23) take it three-wide through turns 1 and 2 and came out on the other side. Gallery

Vince Quenneville (78), Billy Cook (M70) and Lonnie Rivers take it three deep through the middle of the corner fighting for position early. It would be Champlain Pterbuilt Dirtcar Pro Stock Series presented by Great Northern Supply. It would be the Dirtcar Pro Stock Series first-ever visit to the Airborne half mile and they would have a 35 lap feature. The winner of the feature event would be C.D. Beauchamp after a close battle with Rob Yetman. As for the Sportsman Modified 50 lap feature, there would be a lot of early cautions when the dust would settle Dany Gagne. As for the support divisions on the evening Tylor Terry (Renegades), Kris Clark (Mini-Modified), and Shawn Walker in the Strictly Stock. The Revstar SRT and Slingshots would also be in competition on the evening with wins going to Pierre Hebert and Jim Pollard. Gallery

Michael Wright (78) gives a tap to the back of Brent Jarvis (32) fighting for second place in the closing laps of the renegades' feature. Gallery

Cory McCoy (69C) cuts to the bottom of Jason Bruno (66) battling for position early in the Sportsman Modified feature as we get up close. It would be Dirtcar Championship night presented by P.M. Leary Restoration as all divisions would be in attendance with points champions being crowned in the 358 and Sportsman Modified divisions along with a 2,000 win in the 358 Modified. The competition would be intense throughout the evening with a red flag for a rollover in the 358 Modified and multiple restarts needed in the Sportsman Modified race to get the first five laps done. When the dust would settle the eventual winners would be Rolland Guay (Strictly Stock), Michael Whalen (Mini-Modified) after winner Clemente Bell was disqualified, Brent Jarvis (Renegades), Connor Cleveland (Sportsman Modified), Stephen Bernier (358 Modified). As for the points champions Connor Cleveland (Sportsman Modified), Chris Raabe (358 Modified) would win the first track championships at Airborne on dirt in 27 years. Next week the track will be back in action on Sunday, September 10th as the Dirtcar series Pro Stock and Sportsman Modified tour come to town. Gallery

GalleryJosh LaPorte (45B) is charging hard on the bottom looking to catch eventual Mini-Modified winner Michael Whalen (11). Gallery