Dave Rodgers (144) would use the highside to his advantage and get the win for the sweep on the weekend. It would be the second night of the Mohawk Nationals presented by Good Leaf Dispensary and on the card for the night would be the Dirtcar Pro Stocks, Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, and 4 Cylinders. First up for the main events would be the 4 Cylinders and they would put on a show with the class of the field be Tony Frezzeo and Francis White and they would beat and bang down the stretch and the win would go to Francis White. Next up would be the Mod Lites and for the second night in a row the winner would be Tucker Halladay but he would have to hold off a top contender in Kyle Demo. Then we would have the 35 laps Dirtcar Pro Stock event and it would be a show between Kevin Featherley and Craig Jesseo, Featherley would lead the first half of the race until there was an issue with the car and then Craig Jesseo would take the lead and then cruise to the victory. Then to finish off the night of racing for the year at the Mohawk International Raceway would be the Sportsman Modified and once again it would be the Dave Rodgers show as he would get the sweep on the weekend and close out the year of racing at the Mohawk International Raceway. Gallery

The battle would be on as they are coming to checkered flag as they would beat and bang off of the turn and Francis White would beat him to strip for the win. Gallery

Dave Rodgers (144) using the high side to his advantage to get his first Mohawk International Raceway victory. It would be night #1 of the Mohawk Nationals presented by St. Lawerence Radiology with the Dirtcar 358 Modified Series, Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, and Super Stock. Just as hot laps were wrapping a rainstorm would come through it would only last 30 minutes but in that time it would dump a ton of water on the track but the track crew would not give up as they would get to work right after the rain went through and we would eventually get back on the track as the racing would start around 11 pm. The first race out on the track would also be a main inside of the Super Stock division and the track would definitely still be a little moisture still in the track as they would have issues keeping the cars under control doing the best in the wet would be Tyler Bushey bringing home the victory. Next up as far as the mains would be the Mod Lites and you would see a return to the track familiar one in victory lane as Tucker Halliday would get the 20 lap win. Then to track would be the 358 Modified Series for a 60 lap event and getting the lead off the start is Ryan Barlett. He would be able to hold the lead to lap 30 when he made a mistake and Erick Rudolph capitalize and took the lead. Although he would not be able to cruise away and hide as Billy Dunn and Tim Fuller would be hard-charging trying to take it away but Erick Rudolph would hold on for the win. Then the last race of the night/morning would be Sportsman Modified in the 8th annual Pete Mitchell memorial event. Corey Castell would take the lead off the start of the 54 lap race. On lap 14 Dave Rodgers would use a lapper a pick and take the leade over Castell. From there Dave Rodgers would be in control for his first at the Mohawk International Raceway but that would not be without challenge Dan Rombough and Ryan Shanhann with that racing would come to end at about three in the morning and it would be quick rest and onto night #2 at mohawk nationals. Gallery

Tyler Bushey (15x) would be the class of the field in the Super Stock/Street Stock Showdown. Gallery

Nathaniel Gauy still riding the high of his first career win last week would win again inside the Renegade division for his second straight win. It would be Taylor Rental Championship night at the Airborne Speedway and there would be a couple of points battles that would come down to the bitter end. When the dust would settle after the heat races and it was time for the mains on the night the Hartson Total Opening Renegades would be first up and the championship was between three guys Zack Daniels, Tylor Tyler, and Shawn Duquette and still riding high from his first career win last week Nathaniel Guay would pull it back into victory lane for the second week in a row. Although with his second-place finish on the night Zack Daniels would be crowned the points champion. Then it would be the main event of the evening as the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified would hit the track for a 50 lap event and as far as the championship went Justin Severance lead Travis Bruno by 6 points heading into the night when the dust settled on the night the professor Bucko Branham would find his way into victory lane for the first time this season and Travis Bruno would come home 2nd and make up the distance and be crowned 2021 track champion. Then it would be the Taylor Rental 4 Cylinders and Nate Smart thought he was in good shape for the title as he came in with a 12 point lead over Josh Laporte. Although that is the way they race and it would be a first on the night as Codey Agony would get his first career 4 cylinder win and Josh Laporte would do everything he could do to overcome the gap and finish a hard-charging second while Nate Smart would be stuck back in traffic and finish second although that would be enough to win the title by a mere 2 points. Gallery

Codey Agoney and John Bradley battle for the lead as the head down into turn one and Agoney would get his first win of his career. Gallery

Nick Heywood and DJ Gonyo would do battle one more time for the lead as they would end up being 1 and 2 in points at season end. It would be the last night of points racing at the Mohawk International Raceway. When the dust had settled on the heats its was on to the main events for one more time where it counted and first up would be the bandit's divisions Curtis Smith would start in eighth and by the end of the first lap would have the lead and cruise to the victory for his second straight on the season although Francis White would have a big enough lead and clinch the title. Then next up would be the Mod Lites and the championship would come down to between Tristan Dibble and Nick Mallette. Although Dibble would leave little doubt as to who's the title as it would be as he gets the lead off the start of the race he lead the first two-thirds of the race until he was passed with five to go by Jason Premo who would get his first win of the season. Although Dibble's second in the race would be enough to be crowned the 2021 track champion. Then next up would be the Sportsman Modified with the series already locked up last weekend it was just going out there to see who can get the last bragging rights for the season and Derric Ellsworth would get the lead off the start. Although the lead would be short-lived as he would hand it over to Justin Stone on lap 2. Although the cream would rise to the top as Nick Heywood would take the lead on lap 15 and lead the remainder to win the last one of the season take his seventh victory at the track this year. Then there was one race left and it would be the stars of tomorrow in the Novice Sportsman Modified to close out the season with Blayden Arquiet already clinching the title lets see who can get the win. Chad Vallance would take the lead off the start and lead the first half of the race as he was searching for his second win of the season. Although he would be denied by the second half of the season story as Steve Bushey would take the lead on lap nine and get the win for his third win of the season. Gallery

Jason Premo (5) and Tristan Dibble (4) battle for the lead in the last Mod Lites main of the season and Jason Premo would get the win and take the bragging rights into the offseason. Gallery

Ian Bresset (91) pulls away from Tyler Bushey (15x) for the win in the 15 laps main event. It would be a special Monday night race at the Mohawk International Raceway as they would welcome in the Dirtcar 358 Modified Series along with the Pro Stocks and Sportsman Modified. First up would be the Pro Stocks and getting the win and his first of the season would be Ian Bresett as he would battle it out with Tyler Bushey. Then next it would be the Dirtcar 358 Modified Series for 75 laps and the early lead would go to Preston Forbes off the start of the race. He would hold onto the lead for the first 20 laps until Mike Mahaney would get around him and Mahanney would be in control of the race until the last 3 laps when he went over a bump and broke the shock tower and Billy Dunn would take advantage and start off the series with the win. Then to finish off the night it would be the Dirtcar Sportsman Modified North Series and it would be the Justin Stone show as he would pretty much the whole race until a late-race restart when Robert Delormier would get around him and Stone just had no answer for him. Gallery

Before the start of the race Dirtcar Sportsman Modified go four to salute and say thank you to the fans for coming to the race tonight. Gallery

Travis Bruno (33r) ducks underneath Dylan Rabtoy (22) as they battle for the lead in the Sportsman Modified main with Travis Bruno getting the win. It would be back to school/Military Night presented by Casella Waste Management. Once the rain and dust settled on the heat races it was off to the main events of the evening. The first one out of the chute would be the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified in making his return to the speedway after a many weeks absence would be Al Lajoice for his first of the season. Then next up would be the Hartson Total Opening Renegade it would be Northeastern Clinton High School student Nathaniel Guay that would get the win and the first of his career in the division in a race that went caution-free. Then it would be the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified for their 30 lap main. The early leader of the race is Dylan Rabtoy who would hold the lead over Travis Bruno until lap 17 when a lapper would slow them down and Travis Bruno would find the better line and take the lead and cruise to the win over Justin Severance and Dylan Rabtoy and set up a nail-biting points battle headed into the last race of the season next weekend. To finish off the night it would be the Taylor Rental 4 Cylinders and Jacob Foutain would get his 4th win of the season in the battle over Josh Laporte and Nathan Smart. Gallery

The Taylor Rental 4 Cylinders barrel off into turn as they jockey for position on the restart. Gallery

Steve Bushey Jr takes the checkered flag and gets his second win of the season in the Novice Sportsman Modified division. It would be the 12th race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway and it would be double mains for the Mod Lites on East End Convenience Store night. The first main of the night would be the Mod Lites for their first of two fifteen-lap main events. The early race leader would be Nick Mallette who would have the lead till just about halfway when he would get passed by newcomer Kyle Demo who would check out on the field for a win in his first appearance at the mohawk international raceway. Next up would be the Bandits and for the second week in a row, it would be a wire to wire victory although this time the winner would be Josh Verne Jr. Then we would have the Novice Sportsman Modified for 15 laps and Brad Reif would get the lead off the start and hold it for the first 6 laps. Although there would be a challenger in the name of Steve Bushey Jr and he would take the lead and check out for his second win of the season in the Novice division. Then it would be the Crossroad Tobacco Sportsman Modified. The race would start with a back and forth between Delbert Legrow Jr and Ricky Thompson for the first nine laps Thompson would start to pull away but with the caution filled event it keeps the cars close and eventually on lap 19 Nick Heywood would take the lead and cross to his 6th win of the season at Mohawk. Then it would be the final race of the night as the Mod Lites would return to the track for their second main of the evening and this time Kyle Demo would leave little to be decided as he would walk away for the win and clean sweep on the weekend. Gallery

Nick Heywood takes the checkered flag for his sixth win of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Gallery

ISportsman Modified's Nick Heywood (29) ducks under Jamy Begor on the restart for the race-winning pass. It would be round thirteen at Airborne Speedway on Kid's Night presented by The Country Malt Group and would have the Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, Novice Sportsman Modified, and 4 Cylinders in action. Once the dust settled from the heat races first up for their main event would be the Taylor Rental 4 Cylinders for fifteen laps and Mat Parker would get the win going away for his second win of the season. Then next up would be the Hartson Total Opening Renegades for there 25 lap main event and the win would go Tylor Terry in a caution filled event that would see a late-race restart with the top 5 in a dogfight for the win on the night but Tylor would score his second win of the season. Then it would be the main event of the evening the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified and it would be the classic rivalry at the front battling for the win as it would be a duel between Jamy Begor and Nick Heywood and this time when the dust settled the win would go to Nick Heywood for his second win on the season at Airborne Speedway. Then to finish off the night would be the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified and Blayden Arquiett would reign supreme once again. Gallery

Renegades Tylor Terry (44) and Tyler Irwin (54) battle for the lead in the Renegades main event with Tylor Terry getting his second win of the season. Gallery

Chad Vallance (29) pulls away for their first career win inside the novice sportsman-modified ranks. It would be the eleventh race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway on Susta Buds Night and the normal four divisions would be in action the Crossroad Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, Novice Sportsman Modified, and the Bandits. Once the dust settled on the heat races and the mains were up the Mod Lites would take the track and Tristan Dibble would be looking to see if he could get three wins in a row. The race would start out with a battle between Tristan Dibble and Nick Mallette which would eventually see Dibble pull away. Although the yellow would come out 2 laps left and Harley Brown and Tristan Dibble would restart on the front row although at the end Dibble would get his third win a row. Then next up would be the Bandits and that would be a wire-to-wire win for Curtis Smith for his second on the season. Then up would be the Crossroad Tobacco Sportsman Modified in their 25 laps main Casey Swamp would have the lead off the start but the cautions would slow the pace of the race and allow some from the back to work their way up to the front. Which would play into the hands of Dustin Bradley for the win and the first of his career. Then to finish up the night would be the Novice Sportsman Modified and for the second week in a row, a driver would get his first Novice win of his career as Chad Vallance would pull into victory, and for the second week in a row, Ty David would finish second on the night. Gallery

Tristan Dibble pulling away from Harley Brown on a late-race restart for his third straight victory. Gallery

Matt Leonard (22) leads Ty David (14) through turn turn 3/4 on his way to his first Novice Sportsman Modified victory. It would be the tenth night of racing at the Mohawk International Raceway and the second round of the M.I.R. Sportsman Series on Lazore Construction night also in action that night were the Bandits, Mod Lites, and the Novice Sportsman. Once the dust settled from the heat races it was on to the main events of the evening and first up were the Bandits for their first of two mains and in the first one it would be Mohawk staple Francis White dueling with the invader Nathan Smart for the win and in the end, the win would go to Nathan Smart. Then we would see the stars of tomorrow take to the track in the Novice Sportsman Modified and the win would go to a first-time winner at Mohawk in Matt Leonard. Then the bandits would return to the track for their second main event of the night and this time Francis White would waste little time and running away and hiding and picking up yet another win on the season. Then it would be time for the one everyone was waiting for the 35 laps second round of the M.I.R. Sportsman series for the sportsman modified. The race would start with Ricky Thompson getting the lead off the start of the race and he would be able to hold on to the lead for the first five laps when Dustin Bradley would get around for the lead. Bradley would be in control of the race till lap 9 when Justin Stone would take the lead and would be able to hold on for the win but that would be not without a challenge from Nick Heywood and DJ Gonyo. Then to finish up the night would be the popular Mod Lites for 15 laps and Tristan Dibble would leave little to be decided as he would take the lead on lap 2 and just walk away from the field for his second straight victory and padding his points lead in the division. Gallery

Nathan Smart (13) would beat Francis White (100) to the line for the win in the first main event and then in the second main the roles would be reserved as Francis White would get the win. Gallery

Codie Aubin (7) wins in the J&S Steel Sportsman Modified A Main. It would be the twelfth week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on Renegade Showdown Presented By Hartson Total Opening with Zack Daniels (30) picking up Showdown win featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, the Renegades, the 4 Cylinders, the Limited Sportsman Modifieds. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. Codie Aubin(7) wins J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds; Zack Daniels(30) wins the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main and Showdown. Nathan Smart (13) wins Taylor Rental 4-Cyclinders A Main 1 from the rained out week before and Josh LaPorte(45B) taking the A Main 2 . Steve Bushey(8) winning the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7. Gallery

Zack Daniels (30) wins over Joe Daniels (46) in the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main. Gallery

Blayden Arquiette (18) battles Ty Davis (14) in the Novice Sportsman Modified A Main. It would be ninth race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Modified Lites, Bandits, and Novice Sportsman Modified division. Nick Heywood(29) would take the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main with Scott Sharpe(16) winning the Modified Lites A Main. Justin Pope(60) would take the checkered flag in Bandits A Main, and Steve Bushey(8) with the win in Novice Sportsman Modifieds A Main. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on July 30th with a regular racecard. Gallery

Nick Mallette (314) flips over in the Modified Lites A Main. Gallery

Justin Severance (4J) wins over Bucko Branham (20) in the J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds A Main. It would be the eleventh week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on Make-A-Wish Night Presented By Liquor & Wine Warehouse with Justin Severance (4J) picking up his first Sportsman victory featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, the Renegades, the 4 Cylinders, the Limited Sportsman Modifieds. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. Justin Severance(4J) wins J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds; Josh Terry(43) wins the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main. The Taylor Rental 4-Cyclinders A Main was rained out and Matt Lemaro(22) winning the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7. Gallery

Matt Lemaro (22) wins over Bobby Therrlen (20X) in the Christ Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modifieds A Main. Gallery

Francis White (100) leads the pack in his win in the Bandits A Main. It would be eighth race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Modified Lites, Bandits, and Novice Sportsman Modified division. Ricky Thompson(1R) would take the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main with Tristan Dibble(4) winning the Modified Lites A Main. Francis White(100) would take the checkered flag in Bandits A Main, and Blayden Arquiette(18) with the win in Novice Sportsman Modifieds A Main. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on July 23rd with a regular racecard. Gallery

Tristan Dibble (4) wins over Jack Lyon (11X) in the Modified Lites A Main. Gallery

Nick Heywood (29) wins the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main. It would be seventh race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. This is the second mid-week race of the year featuring 358 Modified Series. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Pro Stocks, and Twin Leaf Stores 358 Sportsman Modifieds division. Nick Heywood(29) would take the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main with Tyler Bushey(X15) winning the Pro Stocks A Main. Tim Fuller(19) would take the checkered flag in Twin Leaf Stores 358 Sportsman Modifieds A Main. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on July 16th with a regular racecard. Gallery

Tyler Bushey (X15) wins in the Pro Stocks A Main. Gallery

Jason McClatchie (70) wins in the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main. It would be the tenth week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on 4-Cylinder Special Presented By Huntley Trucking LLC with Josh LaPorte picking up another victory in teh 4-Cylinder Special featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, the Renegades, the 4 Cylinders, the Limited Sportsman Modifieds. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. Tanner Forbes(29T) wins J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds; Jason McClatchie(70) wins the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main. Josh LaPorte(45B) wins the Taylor Rental 4-Cyclinders A Main with Bobby Therrien(20X) winning the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7. Gallery

Josh LaPorte (45B) wins over Nathan Smart (13) in the Taylor Rental 4-Cylcinders A Main. Gallery

Steve Bushey (8) battles with Pryor Stacey (23) in the Novice Sportman Modifieds A Main. It would be sixth race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, Bandits, and Limited Sportsman Modified division. Bentley Gray(9S) would take the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main with Nick Mallette(314) winning the Modified Lites A Main. Curtis Smith(88D) would take the checkered flag in Bandits A Main, and Blayden Arquiette(18) with the win in Novice Sportsman Modifieds A Main. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on July 12th with a regular racecard. Gallery

Harley Brown (8) battles winner Nick Mallette (314) in the Modified Lites A Main. Gallery

Blayden Arquette (18) takes the checkered flag in the Christ Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main. It would be the ninth week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on Spectator Race Night with Dylan Rabtoy overtaking Lonnie Rivers on a restart on Lap 23 for his 1st career win at Airborne featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, the Renegades, the 4 Cylinders, the Limited Sportsman Modifieds and Spectator Races at the intermission. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. Dylan Rabtoy(22) wins his 1st career J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds; Zack Daniels(30) wins the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main. Josh LaPorte(45B) wins the Taylor Rental 4-Cyclinders A Main with Blayden Arquette(18) winning the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main and Chris Rampo wins the Spectator Races. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7. Gallery

Dylan Rabtoy (22) wins in the J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds A Main. Gallery

Harley Brown (8) battles Tristan Dibble (4) in the Modified Lites A Main. It would be fifth race of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, Limited Sportsman Modified, Pro Stocks and Twin Leaf Stores 358 Sportsman Modifieds division. Zach Arquiett(14) would take the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main, Bentley Gray (9S) would take the B Main with Harley Brown(8) winning the Modified Lites A Main. Sid Harmer Jr.(14R) would take the checkered flag in Pro Stock A Main, and Tim Fuller(19) with the win in Twin Leaf Stores 358 Sportsman Modifieds A Main. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on July 9th with a regular racecard. Gallery

Tim Fuller (19) wins the Twin Leaf Stores 358 Sportsman Modifieds A Main. Gallery

Jacob Fountain (22) takes the checkered flag in the Taylor Rental 4-Cylinders A Main. It would be the eighth week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on Fathers Day Weekend Presented By Lake City Fire Equipment with John Scarborough taking home the checkered flag for the 2nd time this season featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, the Renegades, the 4 Cylinders, and the Limited Sportsman Modifieds. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. John Scarborough(61) wins his 2nd J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds; Jason McClatchie(70) wins the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main. Jacob Fountain(22) wins the Taylor Rental 4-Cyclinders A Main with Jason Bonnett(79) winning the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7. Gallery

John Scarborough (61) wins over Jamy Begor (19) in the J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds A Main. Gallery

Blayden Arquette(18) wins Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main 1. It would be the seventh week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on Castella Night Presented By Castella Waste Systems with some double features because of last weeks rain shorten event featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, 4 Cylinders, the Limited Sportsman Modified and the DIRT Modified Nostagia Tour. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. Chris Cayea(18) wins the J&S Steel Sportsman Modifieds; Tylor Terry(44) wins the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main 1 from last week and Joe Daniels(46) wins the regularly scheduled A Main 2. Caleb Tourville(42) wins the Taylor Rental 4-Cyclinders A Main with Blayden Arquette(18) winning the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified A Main 1 from last weeks rain shorten event and Pete Blaney(22B) wins the regularly scheduled A Main 2. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7. Gallery

Joe Daniels(46) battles Shawn Duquette(18) in the Hartson Total Opening Renegades A Main 2. Gallery

Nick Heywood(29) wins the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main. It would be race number fourth of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, Limited Sportsman Modified, Super Stock and 4 Cylinders division. Nick Heywood(29) would take the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modifieds A Main with Shawn Duquette(18) winning the Super Stocks. Nick Mallette(314) would take the checkered flag in Modified Lites A Main, Curtis Smith(88D) in Bandits A Main and Pryor Stacey(23) with the win in Novice Sportsman Modifieds A Main. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on June 18th with a regular racecard. Gallery

Nick Mallette(314) battles Harley Brown(8) in the Modified Lites A Main Gallery

Chris Cayea(18) wins J&S Steel Sportman Modifieds A Main. It would be the sixth week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on Riley Ford DIRT Modified Nostalgia Tour night with a rain shorten event featuring the Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, 4 Cylinders, the Limited Sportsman Modified and the DIRT Modified Nostagia Tour. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the a mains for the evening. The first one up for the night would be the DIRT Modified Nostalgia Tour A Main with Mike Houghtailing(03) taking the checkered flag. Next up would be the Taylor Rental 4-Cylinders A Main with Jacob Fountain(22) taking the checkered flag. Then the rained shortened event of the evening with the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified for their 30 lap main event but only got in 17 laps. Chris Cayea(18) would lead all 17 laps. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division starting a 7 Gallery

Mike Houghtailing(03) wins in the DIRT Modified Nostalgia Tour A Main. Gallery

Dale Gonyo (04) battles Thomas Cook(35) for 2nd in the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified A Main. It would be race number three of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified, Mod Lites, Limited Sportsman Modified, and 4 Cylinders division. When the heat races were done the first main event up would be the 4-Cylinder (Bandits) division with a 12 lap race and Francis White(100) would take the win. Then we would have the Super Stocks division and Zack Daniels (19) would get the win with the third straight win for him. After an intermission, next up would be the Mod-Lites and Nick Mallette(314) would take the checkered flag Then it would be the Limited Sportsman Modifieds for the rookie drivers in the division with Prior Stacey(23) and last weeks winner Blayden Arquiett(18) starting the race. Prior Stacey would take a lead and would lead every lap of the race with Arquiett finishing strong in 2nd place Then there was just one race left for the night and it would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified 25 lap event. Thomas Cook(35) would come into the A Main with a domination of his heat race and many though he would do the same in the A Main. Cory Castell(10X) who was coming fresh off his first ever win the prior week a favorite in the A Main as well. Cook right from the get go would open up a commanding lead and then find himself in some heavy lap traffic. The first 15 laps were all Cook but Castell was right within striking distance. On lap 18, Castell would take the lead after Cook went high side coming off of turn 4. After a green white checkered restart, Castell got a great restart as well as DJ Gonyo(04G). They would go neck and neck on the back straightaway and on turns 3 and 4, Gonyo went high side and Castell would end up taking the checkered flag. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on June 11th with a regular racecard. Gallery

Francis White(100) wins the Bandits A Main. Gallery

Jason McClatchie (70) dives under Nathaniel Guay to take the lead during the Hartson Total Opening Renegades Main event. It would be the fifth week of racing at the Airborne Speedway in the 2021 season on VP Fuels Night and there would be the standard four classes in action with the Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, 4 Cylinders, and the Limited Sportsman Modified. With all the action from the qualifying heat races in the books, it would be onto the mains for the even. The first one up for the night would be the Hartson Total Opening Renegades after the carnage from the main last week everyone would have their cars back together and have a field of 14 cars. Coming from mid-pack and making a charge in the caution-free 25 lap event Jason McClatchie would get the win in his return to the Renegades after being in the Sportsman Modifieds the last few seasons. He would make the pass on Nathaniel Guay as Guay would start on the pole and the later the race went the loser the car would get and finishing out the top three would be Tylor Terry and Zack Daniels. Next up would be the main event of the evening with the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified for their 30 lap main event. There would be a surprise first-time winner on the night as Cory Castell would start on the pole and get the win for the first-ever Sportsman Modified victory leading wire to wire. Although it would be a wire-to-wire win he would have to hold off Nick Heywood on multiple restarts along with a charging Lonnie Rivers. It definitely would be interesting down the stretch as a late-race multi-car accident would make him have to hold off Nick Heywood for the win. Then it would be the Taylor Rentals 4 Cylinders with a field of 13 cars on track it is one of their bigger shows on the season. There was a 50 dollar bonus put up by Chris Frennier Motorsports to the winner if the 15 lap event went caution-free and for the first 10 laps it looked like it might happen but then in the last five laps they would have four cautions and when the dust settled getting the win making his return to the track after a few years away would be Michael Whalen. Then the last event of the season would be the Chris Frennier Motorsports Limited Sportsman Modified and once again blowing away the field would be the youngster Blayden Arquiett as he continues to amaze the people with his talent at 13 years old. The roar of the engines will return to the Airborne Speedway next weekend with their 4 weekly division plus the return of the Nostalgia Tour. Gallery

Michael Whalen (11), Nathan Smart (13) and Josh Laporte take it into the corner three wide off a late race restart in the Taylor Rentals 4 Cylinders main. Gallery

Mike Mereseca (5) goes side by side with Thomas Mackey (13) as they come off turn 4 and charge down the frontstretch. It would be race number two of the season at the Mohawk International Raceway and it would be the first of the tracks Sportsman Modified Series mini championship. Other divisions in attendance for the weekend would be the Mod Lites, Limited Sportsman Modified, 4 Cylinders, and the new Super Stocks, division. When the heat races were done the first main event up would be the Super Stock division with a 12 lap race and for the second week in a row, the win would be Zack Daniels. Then we would have the 4 Cylinder (Bandits) division and after last weekend coming in second to Matt Zira, Francis White would get the win on a caution-free ten-laps race not without a late-race charge from Kaleb Shepard. Then next up would be the Mod-Lites and making a guest appearance in the division would be Mike Mereseca and in only 2 races in the cars, he would come from the middle of the pack and get the win. Then it would be the Limited Sportsman Modifieds for the rookie drivers in the division early race leader Blayden Arquiett would be pulling away from the field as he was going for the second win in a row but as he was trying to get under a lap car he would catch one of the yoke tires and collapse the who front right end of the racecar. With that taking advantage of the mishap would be Pryor Stacey and get his first win. Then there was just one race left for the night and it would be the Mohawk Sportsman Modified Series 40 lap event. Taking the lead off the start would be Nick Heywood and would be leading the first 24 laps and lapping up 12th place until there was a caution. Off the restart, he would keep the lead but there would another caution from a wreck. That restart would see Nick Heywood and Jamy Begor and Heywood would switch and take the top giving the bottom to Jamy and Begor would get the lead off the start and hold on for the last ten laps get the victory his first of the season. The action will be back again next weekend at Mohawk International Raceway on June 4th with a regular racecard plus an Enduro Qualifier. Gallery

Kaleb Sharlow (1k) on the high side trying to make a late-race charge on Francis White (100) for the win in the 4 cylinder division. Gallery

Nick Heywood (29) and Jamy Begor (19) dive down into turn 1 as they battle for the lead in the late stages of the 30 lap J+S Steel Sportsman Modified A-Main. It would be the fourth weekend of racing at the Airborne Speedway and it would be Triple 15s for the Renegades presented by Seacomm and also in attendance would be the Sportsman Modifieds, and 4 Cylinders. There would be no heat races for the Renegades with the triple 15 setups and the winner on the night would be the driver with the lowest score. The Renegades would get the night started off before the other two classes even had their heat races with segment 1 and getting the win would be Shawn Duquette over the 16 car field although there would be a few that would drop out including Kaleb Shepard with a huge flip on the front stretch and rounding out the top three would be Billy Fountain and Zack Daniels. Then next for the mains would be the 4 Cylinders and after a few issues earlier in the season including a flip on the opening night of the season the win would go to Jake Fountain. Then we would have the second segment of the Renegades triple and getting the win would be Zack Daniels with Shawn Duquette finishing second a keeping a 1 point lead over Daniels. Then we would have the 30 laps J+S Steel Sportsman Modified event and start out front would be a huge help for Nick Heywood as he would lead the earn race and get his first win of the season at Airborne Speedway and his second win on the weekend as he had won at Mohawk the night before. Then to finish off the night it would be the third and final segment for the Renegades and as Jared Blake and Jim Mckerrian would battle up front for the segment win everyone would be watching the battle for third between Shawn Duquette and Zack Daniels as overall would comedown between them to with the eventual win going to Shawn Duquette by 2 points over Zack Daniels. They will be back in action next Saturday night at the Airborne Speedway for a regular show as part of VP Racing Fuels night. Gallery

Jake Fountain (22) leads the 4 cylinders into turn 1 off the restart Nate Smart (13) and Caleb Tourville (42) look to chase him down. Gallery

Nick Heywood (29) out on cruise control as he takes the Sportsman Modified main with the wire to wire win. For the first time since the Mohawk Nationals in September 2019, there would be competitive racing at the Mohawk International Raceway and there would be a couple of changes as they would welcome a new division the Super Stock along with the 358 Modifieds being put on hiatus for a year as a lot of the racers are still not able to cross the broader. After the heat racing would be done they would have the mains and the first one up for the season would be the Dirtcar 4 Cylinders (Bandits) and it would be the classic battle up front between Matt Zira and Francis White and this time it would be Zira getting the best of him. Then it would be the brand new Super Stock division on track taking to the track even though the car count would be small what they had would put on a great show and the win would go to Zack Daniels. Then we would have the screamers in the Mod-Lites as there 12 cars would take to the track for the 15 laps main and when the dust would settle the win would go to Scott Sharpe. Then we would have the Novice Sportsman Modified and it would be the young man of Blayden Arquiett blowing the field away. Then to finish off the night it would be the Crossroads Tobacco Sportsman Modified for there 25 lap event and Nick Heywood would start on the pole and that would be pretty much all she wrote as he would take the lead and go out and hide as they ran the 25 laps caution-free Dan Reif would be second and Jamy Begor rounding out the top 3. They will all be back in action next weekend as it would be round 1 of the Mohawk Sportsman Modified Series. Gallery

Scott Sharp (16s) and Jeremy Premo (5) lead the field down for the start of the Mod-Lites main event. Gallery

Matt Depew (667) and Keith Flach (43) battling for the early race lead during the Modified main event and Flach would hang onto to get the win and third of his career at Albany Saratoga. It would be the fourth week of racing at the Albany Saratoga Speedway better know as the great race place. After all the qualifying was done for the night the only thing that would be left for the night would be the mains and the first one up would be the 4 cylinders for 15 laps and charging from the back to take the lead would be the Jaxson Ryan as the first caution would come out on lap 6 for a spin by Matt Galusha. They would only get one lap in and the caution would be back out for caution for a wreck in turn. On issuing restart the 4 of Jaxson Ryan would just cut clean and Damian Ward would inherit the lead and get the eventual winner on the night. Then next up would be the Street Stock main event with all the action coming in the first five laps as there would be 3 cautions in that time with the big one being when leaders Jimmy Duncan and Paul Braymer would get hooked together and slide to the inside wall. Once the early race wrecking was taken care it would be a great dash to the finish as Josh Bussino would get the win over John Filarecki and Jason Samrov. Then the third main of the night would be the ground-pounding earthshaking Modifieds and it would be a feat just to make the field of 30 for the main as over 40 racers showed up for the night. The race would take a bit to get us there would be three cautions in the first nine laps including a rollover by a newcomer to the 358 ranks Jack Speshock as he hit a hole headed into turn 1. The action would be in the middle of the pack as Andrew Pergero and Larry Wight would charge up to second and third behind Keith Flach. There would be a caution just over the halfway mark with 14 laps to go and Flach Pergero and Wight at the front although they wouldn't have an answer as Flach would just pull away and take the victory. Then we would have the Sportsman Modified race and it would be a career night from Jim Nagle as he would come up from his top ten starting position and take the lead and outlast Cody Ochos and Andrew Buff for the first Sportsman Modified event win. After that, it would be the Limited Sportsman Modified turn to take to the track, and once again it would be the Dylan Madsen show as he would get his second win in four races on the season and now be just one win away from being called up to the big show at Albany Saratoga Speedway. Then to finish off the night of racing from Albany Saratoga would be the crowd-pleasing Pro Stocks Chuck Dumblewski would bottom feed on the track all night and get a win on the night over Jason Casey. They will be back racing next weekend at the great race place on May 14th as it will be Law Enforcement night and thousand to win for the Sportsman Modified and Pro Stock divisions. Gallery

Jared Casey (332) and Nick Stone (27) dive into turn three during the Pro Stock heat race as they battle for position early on. Gallery

Matt Parker (8), Clemmy Bell and Naathan Smart come across the line right on top of each other. It would be the start of the 67th season of racing at the Plattsburgh Airborne Speedway as it would be the Liquor and Wine Warehouse Dirtcar Sportsman Modified North/East and would be the first race back at the track where fans were welcome since the close of the 2019 season. In the headline event, there would be 42 cars that would show up for the battle for a thousand dollars to but before they could even get there they would have to qualify as they would be taking 30 to the big dance. There would be some tight racing throughout all the divisions in the heat race action. With the heat racing and last chance qualifiers in the books, the first main of the night would be the 4 Cylinders and it would be a battle of endurance as they would start with 12 cars but by the time they finished there would only be six left. In that fifteen-lap event, the top three would come under the checkered in a blanket with Matt Parker getting the win over Nathan Smart and Clemmy Bell. After a delay for some much-needed track work, the Dirtcar Sportsman Modified North/East Series would take to the stage for their 30 lappers as the race would be reduced by ten laps because there was the weather in the area. Andrew Buff and Johnny Scarbrough would battle for the early lead although Buff would have to call a night early after getting involved with a lapper. With that Johnny Scarbrough would take the lead and win and cash in a cool thousand dollars. Although it would not be easy as he would have to deal with a hard-charging Justin Serevence and David Boisclair. Then we would have a 25 lap main for the Hatson Total Opening Renegades Zack Daniels would start on the pole and hold onto that for the win but it would not come without work as Jim McKerrian would get to the bumper but couldn't get around him and rounding out the top 3 would be Tylor Terry. Then to finish off the night would be the Limited Sportsman Modified for 15 laps and they would start with 6 cars but with the track conditions gone the way of the buffaloes there would only be three that would finish with the win going to Blayden Arquiett over Garrett Givens and Al Lajoie. They will be back racing at Plattsburgh Airborne Speedway next Saturday night (May 8th) check out the Airborne Speedway website though for the schedule on the night and also watch for the release of the full season schedule. Gallery Gallery

Jim McKerrian (52) gives the bumper to Zach Daniels as they go through the bottom of the first turn for the win on opening night.Gallery

Joe Daniels (46) and Tylor Terry (44) go side by side through turn 1 as they were battling for a third at the time but at end of the night it would be a winning battle as the top two would be dqed. It would be the second week of racing for Airborne Speedway and the four weekly divisions would all be in action as around 60 cars would grace the pits. With that being said everyone would make their respected main events as there would be no need for an lcq on the night. After the heat racing would be done it would be main time and the first one up would be the Renegades division and it would be a great battle up front between Shawn Duquette, Zack and Joe Daniels, and the Terry brothers Tylor and Josh as they would switch the lead many times over the 25 laps A main. When the dust settled we thought that the winner would be Shawn Duquette but that win would be taken away as he was disqualified along with second place Zack Daniels so the win would end up in the hand of Joe Daniels. Next up would be the 30 laps main for the J+S Steel Sportsman Modified and it would be a tight battle up front all night between Nick Heywood, DJ Gonyo, Bucko Branham, and David Boisclair. Nick Heywood would lead the opening would lead the first 20 laps but would have to retire after an apparent electrical issue. So over the last ten laps, the other three would battle it out. There would be a restart with 2 laps to go with Branham and Boisclair when they raced down to the stretch Boisclair would get the win for his first at the track. Next up would be the Limited Sportsman Modified and would battle up front between Al Lajoice and Mark Fewster and after three years chasing Mark Fewster would get first win behind a Sportsman Modified after a pass in the closing laps. Then the last race of the night would be the 4 cylinder class that would see 13 cars take the green flag but after a few crashes on the night only half would see the checkered flag with the win going to Nate Smart after a great battle with Caleb Tourville. The track will be alive again next Saturday night as it will be Law Enforcement night at the track with all four divisions back in action the only change on the schedule is we will head back to our traditional start time of 7 pm. Gallery

Mark Fewster (411) and Blayden Arquiett (18) go side by side off of turn 2 down the back as Fewater would get his first win of his career. Gallery

Jessica Powers (52) and Todd Buckwold (631) take it tight through the turn in Sportsman Modified Heat 6 race. It would the season opener for the Airborne Speedway and they would bring in the Dirtcar Sportsman North/East Series with a liquor and wine warehouse presenting the night of racing. The pits would be packed for the opening night of racing as there would be nearly 100 cars in the pits for the dour divisions on the night, Sportsman Modified, Novice Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, and the 4 Cylinders. We would start the night with the opening ceremonies and honoring once again the 2021 season champions. When the racing got underway we would start with the Sportsman Modified there were six heats and the winners would be David Boisclair, Dave Rodgers, Shane Pecore, Jamy Begor, Zach Buff, and Andrew Buff. Then next up we would have the Renegades for their two heats with wins going to Shawn Duquette and Zack Daniels. Then the Novice Sportsman Modified would have their heat and the win would go to Dale Gonyo. Then the heat racing would end with the 4 cylinders having their two hears and the winners would be Nate and Bill Doner to end the heat racing the night. Although that would not be the end of qualifying as with the large amount of Sportsman Modified they would need three Last Chance Qualifiers to finish out the field for the A-Main and the winners would be Michael Wagner, and Richie Simmons, and Beau Reeves. With all the qualifying down it would be on to the main events of the evening and the first one up would be the Taylor Rental 4 Cylinders with last year's champion Nate Smart starting on the pole he would hold upfront and get the first race win of the season but not without stiff competition from Greg Zindler and Nate Harden who would round out the top three. The next main event of the evening would be the showcase event as the Dirtcar Sportsman Modified North/East Series would take to the track for 40 laps with a packed 33 cars starting. After a few opening lap crashes the cars would be pulled to the pits and the rest of the evening would be postponed as they deemed the track unsafe as drivers were unable to see the car in front of them with the dust spray. The rest of the event including the Sportsman Modified race will be rescheduled to a later date. The Airborne Speedway will be back in action next weekend May 7th with the return of the 358 Modifieds. Gallery

It would be a battle for the lead and win in the Renegades heat as Shawn Duquette and Tyler Irwin would go side by side with the win going to Shawn Duquette. Gallery

Chris Jakubbiak (357) drives to the bottom three and takes the lead and win over Zach Buff on the last lap. It would be week 2 of the 2021 season at Albany Saratoga Speedway and it would also be the return of fans to the races at the track for the first time in like 18 months although be it at a limited capacity of 20% in the stands. First up in the qualifying would be the heats for the Sportsman Modified and getting the four heats to win would be Pat Jones, Scott Duell, Dan Grignon, and Justin Miller. Then on track would be the Pro Stocks for three heats and the wins would go to Nick Stone, Chad Jeso, and Rob Yetman. Then we would have the ground-pounding Modifieds in the first heat Mike Maraseca would make a last-lap pass on Matt Depew for the win. Then in heat two, we would have another late-race pass this time by Jeremy Pitts on Derrick McGrew Jr for the win. In the third heat Anthony Pergero would take the lead on lap five over Rich Ronca and walk away with the win/ Then we would have the Limited Sportsman Modified out for three heat and in the first heat Bryce Breault would take the early lead for the win. In the second heat of the Limited Sportsman Modified, Gerald Leclair would go wire to wire for the win, and then in the third heat Zach Buff would do the same. Then the last set of heat races would be the Street Stocks for two heats and the winners would be Josh Femming and John Filarecki. Then we would have are only two last chance qualifiers on the night in the Sportsman Modified division and getting the wins would be Michael Fitzgerald and Tyler Corcoran. Then it would be back for its second year the Dash race this week in the Sportsman Modified class and getting the win is Pat Jones and the extra 200 dollars. Then all that would be left on the night would be the Mains and first up would be the Pro Stocks for 25 laps Rich Crane would start on the front row and slowly pull away from the field but there would be a late-race caution with 6 to go to bunch the field back up and have Chad Jeseo and Rob Yetman back in the hunt although it wouldn't be enough as Rich Crane would get the win. Next up on the schedule would be the 20 lap Limited Sportsman Modified and it would come down to the last lap and corner as Chris Jakubbiak would pass Gerald Leclair for the win. Then we would have the ground-pounding Modifieds and the early racing would see Michael Maresca and Anthony Peregeo battling at the front although a lapper would get in the way sending them both off. As the benefactor of that would be Jeremy Pitts and once he got the lead he would not give it up as he would secure his first career victory in the division. Then we would have the shower of 602 power as the Sportsman Modified would hit the track it would be slow getting going as there would be three cautions and we would have only one lap complete. Pat Jones would use his front row starting spot to avoid the wrecks and lead wire to wire for his second career victory. Although that wasn't to say there wasn't racing behind him as Andrew Buff would come up from 20th and get the 2nd place finish and Connor Cleveland would avoid an early crash to secure third. Then it would be the 15 laps four-cylinder race and Jaxson Ryan would walk away for his second straight win on the season. Then to finish off the night it would be the Street Stock for 15 laps as Hunter Sanchez would charge from the back of the pack for the win. The racing will return to the great race place next Friday (April 30th) for week three of the season on VP Small Engines Fuels night and Pro Stock Dash. Gallery

Jimmy Eaton (8j) Shane Henderson (9) and Jason Casey take it three-wide into turn three as they battle for position early in the Pro Stock main event. Gallery

Dirtcar Pro Stock Rob Yetman (7) attempts the slide job on Luke Horning on the last corner of the race and comes up that short. It would be the official start to the 2021 Dirtcar season at the Can-AM Speedway for the Thunder on the Thousand Islands presented by St. Lawrence Radiology and would feature 47 of the best Super Dirtcar Series races along with 50 Dirtcar Sportsman Modifieds and 20 Dirtcar Pro Stocks. After the Hot Laps and qualifying first to the track for racing would be the Sportsman Modified with 5 heats of racings all the wins would be wire to wire Brian Hudson, Zach Payne, Mike Fowler, Anthony Rasmussen, and Matt Janczuk. Next to the track would be the ground-pounders of the Super Dirtcar Series that would also have 5 heats of racing and once again the leader of the start would get the victories going to Carey Terrance, Eric Rudolph, Justin Hears, Pat Ward, and Matt Shepard. Then to finish off the heat races would be the Dirtcar Pro Stocks with two heats would be Ivan Joslin and Sid Harmer but the story of the heats would b be Tyler Coonradt spinning out and finishing deep in the field and hurting his starting position for the main. Then we would have the last chance qualifiers for the Super DIRTcar Series and Sportsman Modified but before they would go there the track would be down for some track prep as they did a great job and getting an outside grove to come in and make for some great races. As for the LCQ's first would be the Sportsman Modified with two races and wins going to Gavin Eisele and Robert Gage. Then it would be the Super Dirtcar Series for two last chance qualifiers and the wins would go to David Marcuccilli and the hometown boy Jordan McCreadie and that would end the qualifying races on the evening. Now it was on to the mains and first out of the gate would be the Dirtcar Sportsman Modified for a 30 lap event, Brian Hudson would get the lead off the start and lead for the first seven laps until a spin would put them under caution. They would get back racing but for only one lap as another spin would put them under the yellow. On the ensuing restart, Mike Fowler would take the lead. Although Matt Jancauck would stay on his trail and take over the lead on lap 14 and hold the lead till the end for the victory but not without a late-race charge from Tyler Corcoran to make him work for the victory. Next up would be the main event of the evening with the Super DIRTcar Series with the Thunder in the Thousands 100 and their season would start the way it finished last year as Max McLaughlin who won the last race in Weedsport's would start on the pole tonight. Although his lead would short-lived as Tim Fuller would use his local knowledge. There would be caution on lap 17 for a spin-out but then the big one would come out as Eric Rudolph running in the top 5 would have a flat on lap 71 and bring out the caution and the restart would come with 25 to go. The front row of the restart would be Tim Fuller and Stewart Fresien and Stewie would dive bomb turn 1 and take the lead from fuller until the caution came out on lap 78 for Max McLaughlin. Although Timmy Fuller would get one last restart to try and get Stewart Fresien as Rusty Smith would have an engine go south 15 to go. Although it would not matter as Stewart Fresien would hold on and get the opening win of the season over Tim Fuller and Larry Wight. The Super DIRTcar Series will be back in action in two weeks at the end of April as they take to the high banks at Bristol Motor Speedway for the first time ever. Then to finish off the night would be the DIRTcar Pro Stock for 20 laps. The local Sid Harmer Jr would sit on the pole and lead the first five laps through a couple of cautions. Although on the fifth lap Nick Stone would go around him for the lead. Then there would be another caution on lap 8 as the 33 of Pete Schroy would have to pull in. Then on the ensuing restart, Sid Harmer would take the lead back but it would be short live cause on the next lap Luke Horning would take the lead with 5 to go. Although it would not be easy to the end as Rob Yetman would be charging up and would try last-ditch slide job off of turn four on the final lap but there wasn't enough room and Luke Horning would wrap the bumper cover off and slide under and beat to him to the checkered for the win. Gallery

Tyler Corcoran (64) charging late in the race on Matt Junszuck (33) as they battle for the win but the 33 would hold on for the win. Gallery