Gavin Fleury (413) would capture his first career victory in the Hoosier Novice Sportsman Modifieds in just his third ever start. It would be the second day of the Vermont 200 weekend from the Devil's Bowl Speedway, and there would be another five divisions in action, along with the big go, the 10,000 to win Sportsman Modified. The other divisions in action that day were the Hoosier Novice Sportsman Modifieds, Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks, Friend Construction Mini Sprints, and the Renegades. The first feature on the second day of the Fabian Vermont 200 would be the Hoosier Novice Sportsman Modifieds with their 20-lap feature. It would see 16 cars take the green flag. It would see Gavin Fleury jump out to the lead at the start of the race and have a battle with James Mclellan for the first part of the race, but in the late stages, Rob Steves would do his best to get around Fleury for the win. Still, in the end, Gavin Fleury would lead all 20 laps for his first career victory in just his third ever race. Then it would be the Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprints that would have a three-segment event on the weekend to decide their winner, and Quinn Quenneville would take the win on Saturday in segment 1. hen on Sunday they would run the second and third stage and Destin St. Clair would get the second stage and it would be interesting coming to the third and final stage as there would be a four way tie at the top to decide it. The winner of the third stage would be Tyler Whittemore. Still, by virtue of a second-place finish, Gage Provencher secured the overall win, scoring points due to a fifth-place finish in the first segment, a third-place finish in the second segment, and a second-place finish in the last segment. Then, making only their second appearance at the Devil's Bowl Speedway, the Renegades would battle it out, and Josh Bussino would lead the race wire to wire for the win. Still, all the excitement would come in victory lane when he would propose to his long-term girlfriend, and she said yes. Then we would have the Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks for their 15 lap event, and Kyle Jordan would take the lead at the start of the race and hold it to around the mid point of the event when Brian Blake would get around him for the lead, and the battle would be on between him and Chris Charboneau for the win. Brian Blake would be the eventual winner. Then it would be time for the one we had been waiting for all weekend, as it would be the running of the 8th Fabian Vermont 200 for the Sunoco Sportsman Modified. The question coming into the race would be: would anyone have anything for Matt Janczuk, as he had won the last two? There would be 69 cars entering the event for their shot at the $10,000 prize. We would be taking 38 to the main event, so qualifying would be intense throughout the day, starting with Time Trails. With that being the case, everyone would be after the fastest time in Time Trails. Matt Janczuk would set the fastest time with a 19.125 and take the $200 bonus from Bill McGaffin Photography. Then it would be on to the heats, and we would take the top three from the six heats to the main event. The rest would be headed to the Consis, and the winners of the heats would be Matt Janczuk, Jim Nagle, Brent Warren, Dave Camara, Kevin Chafee, and Derrick McGrew Jr. Then, there would be three Consis. We would take the top 4 to give us 30 for the main event, but the rest would have one more chance to get in the big show through one of the two B Mains. However, the winners of the Consolations would be Cody McPherson, Payton Talbot, and Marty Kelly III. Then it woud be onto the B Mains where the remaining 39 cars would be split in to two B Mains where the top 2 would make the show giving us 34 cars in the main and transfering from them would be Tanner Siemons Nick Heywood, Tony Finch and Max Dolliver and there would be four provisions handed out to Gary English, Vince Quenneville, Adam Piper and Nick Zielinski. Then we would finally have our 38 cars for the Fabian Vermont 200, and it would see Donovan Lussier get the lead off the start. Aj Munger would stick his nose in there and lead a couple of laps, but Donovan Lussier would take most of the first half of the event. Although Brian Calabrese would challenge him, he would also lead for a significant portion of the event. Then there would be a challenge from Matt Janczuk, and Lussier would hold him off until he meets an opponent's tire, and Janczuk would take the lead. Over the last thirty or so laps, there would be a challenge from Payton Talbot, as he was looking for the double after winning the 358 Modifieds the day before. However, in the end, Matt Janczuk would hold on and take home his third straight Fabian Vermont 200. The $10,000 rounding out the field would be Payton Talbot and Cody McPherson. Although the season is not yet over at the Devil's Bowl Speedway, they will be back in action next Saturday, September 6th, with Hertige Family Credit Union Night. Gallery

Josh Bussino (2) would propose to his long-time girlfriend in victory lane after he won the Renegades race, and she said yes. Gallery

Chris Murray (76) and Brandon Piastka (7) side by side through the corner as they battle for the win in the Midgets win in the 20-lap event on day one of the Fabian Earth Movers Vermont 200 weekend. It would be the opening day of the 2025 edition of the Fabian Earth, and there would be eight divisions on tap, with the main event being the O'Relly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified 40 lapper, with the winner getting a spot in the Vermont 200 tomorrow. The other divisions that would be in action would be the Midgets, Friend Construction Mini Sprints, Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks, Hoosier Tires Novice Sportsman Modified, Dirtcar 358 Modifieds, Sunoco Sportsman Modified, and the 9th State Canabias Crown. After all the heat races were run, the first feature of the night would be the Friend Construction Mini Sprints, with their first of three segments, a 15-lap event. It would see Tyler Whittemore jump out to the lead at the start. Still, Quinn Quenneville would come charging from his 5th starting spot and battle for the lead, eventually getting by Tyler Whittemore for the lead and ultimately winning the event. Then we would have the Midgets that would make their lone appearance of the 2025 season at the Devil's Bowl Speedway, and they would battle it out for 20 laps. It would see Brandon Piastka take the lead, and then the chase would be on from Chris Murray, who would eventually pass him for the lead. Piastka would then retreat to the field, allowing Murray to take the win on the afternoon. Then it would be the Dirtcar 358 Modifieds in there 30 lap event that would see 19 of them take the green flag and would see Payton Talbot get the wire to wire viictory as it would not be without competition from Justin Ston that he go side by side with for many laps and see Tim Fuller come up from his 10th place starting spot and try and chase down Talbot for the win. Still, he would come up short and finish second as he would have too many lap cars in the way, and Justin Stone would finish out the top three. Then it would be a Shootout for the Sunoco Sportsman Modified for the Non-Winners, with 11 of them taking the green for the 25-lap event. It would see Justin Comes get the lead at the start of the race. Still, there would be a late race caution that would bunch the field back up, and Brent Warren would get the best of Comes on the restart and take the lead and ride it to the victory. Then it would be the main event of the afternoon with 22 of the Hoosier Tires Limited Sportsman taking to the green flag in the 40-lap event, with the spot in the Vermont 200 on the line. It would see Katrina Leclaire jump out to the lead at the start of the race, and she would slowly keep pulling away and making the lead bigger. Still, there would be caution around the halfway point of the event, which would tighten the field, and that would play into the hands of Jason Quenneville and Gary English. There would be a duel on the stretch that would see both English and Quenneville get by Leclaire, and then the battle would be on between English and Quenneville for the win, and in the end, Gary English would see the checkered flag first and take the spot in the Vermont 200 tomorrow. Then we would have the 9th State Cannabias Crown Vics for their 15-lap event, and it would see Eric Friend go wire to wire for the win. However, he would have competition from TJ Knight for the win, and Knight would extend his points lead to 6 as they come down the stretch for the title. Then, to conclude the afternoon of racing, a Last Chance Qualifier for the Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks would take place, with Kenny Tourville securing the win and the 19th starting spot in the main event tomorrow. Also getting in the show would be Cody Dion, Clem Bell, Chris Hewitt, and Jayde Pope. As for the second day of the Fabian Earth Movers Vermont 200, it will see the 2nd and 3rd Segment of Friend Construction Mini Sprints, Hoosier Novice Sportsman Modified, Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks, Renegades, and the Sunoco Sportsman Modified for the Vermont 200. Gallery

Payton Talbot (14) cruised to the victory in the 30-lap Dirtcar 358 Modified main over Tim Fuller and Justin Stone. Gallery

It would be the 12th race of the season at the Devil's Bowl Speedway. It would be the Night of Features presented by Friend's Construction, featuring the Sportsman Modified, Limited Sportsman Modified, Novice Sportsman Modified, Mini Sprints, Crown Vics, and Mini Stocks all in action. The first feature of the night would be the Friend Construction Mini Sprints. Gage Provencher would charge through the field to secure his 6th win in the last seven races, but he would face a challenge from Alyssa Vanderpool. Then we would have the Hoosier Tire Novice Sportsman Modified in their 115-lap affair that would see Jim Mattison take on all challengers and get his first-ever victory. Then it would be the headline division, the Sunoco Sportsman Modified.
The race would feature a battle up front between Joey Scarbrough and Brent Warren, with Scarbrough emerging victorious and extending his points lead. Next, the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified would take the stage for its 20-lap race. A battle for the win would ensue between the early-season points leader, Alex Layn, and Cody O'Brien, with Layn emerging victorious. Then, it would be the 9th State CCannabisCrown Vics in their 12-lap contest, where Jarrod Colburn would secure his first win in the division. Then we would start the second round of features with the Friend Construction Mini Sprints and would see an early race crash that would take out 3 of the top 4 in the points. However, that would not take away from the competition up front, as it would be a great race between Alyssa Vanderpool and Levi Cram to give Vanderpool her first win of the season and tighten up the points race. Then it would be the second feature for the Hoosier Tire Novice Sportsman Modified.
The race would be intense up front, with Hurlburt, Matt Little, and Chris Sumner fighting for the win. Ultimately, Trevor Hurlburt would emerge victorious. Then it would be the second feature for the Sunoco Sportsman Modified, and the race would be between Randy Ryan and Billy Lussier. It would see the hometown kid, Billy Lussier, get a very popular win. Then it would be the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified in their 20-lap event. It would be an early race battle between Katrina Leclaire and Kyle Kerr, with Leclaire having the lead. Still, there would be a man in a red suit who would stick his nose in the fight as Bob Kilburn would first get by Kyle Kerr for second. Then he would take the fight to Katrina Leclaire, take the lead about halfway through the race, and secure it, ultimately taking it to the house for the win in front of a crowd that would be going insane. Then we would have a pair of split mains for the Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks and the first one would see a great batrle between Anthony Johnson and Jaco Mallory for the lead and win until the last few laps when Mallory would wash up and take him and Johnson out as they went for the win in the closing laps and Adam Stewart would inherit the lead and take the win. In the second feature, Damian Olden and Jeremy Brownell would compete, with Brownell securing the feature win. To finish off the night, the 9th State Cannabis Crown Vics took place, with Brad Cram charging from his last-place starting spot to battle Ward Colburn and Chad Merrill for the win. Cram ultimately secured the victory on this night. The Devil's Bowl Speedway will be back in action next weekend with the Charlie LaDuc Memorial. Gallery

Alyssa Vanderpool (80), Levi Cram (4), Christopher Pierce (15p), and Alex Reed (21) all battle for the lead in the Friend Construction Mini Sprints second feature. Gallery

Tim LaDuc (54) dives under Dave Camara (26) for the lead during the Sunoco Sportsman Modified feature to get his first win of the season. It would be the ninth race of the 2025 season from the Devils Bowl Speedway, and it would be Rutland Regional Medical Center Local Heroes Night, with all six divisions in attendance. The O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified Twin 20s would be the headliner of the night. After all the heat races were completed, the first feature of the night would be the first of two twin 20s for the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified. It would be a battle up front between mother and daughter for the victory as Bobbi Hults would get the win over her daughter Katrina Leclaire in the 20-lap affair. Next up would be the Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprints, where John Smith would take the lead from the start of the race. However, the defending track champion, Gage Provencher, would chase him down from a considerable distance and secure his fourth win in his last five races.
Next up would be the Sunoco Sportsman Modified for their 30-lap event, where Brent Warren would take the lead from the start of the race. However, it would be short-lived, as Dave Camara would pass him for the lead, and then the battle would be on between him and defending track champion Tim LaDuc. LaDuc would get to the line first for his first win of the season. Then on track would be the 9th State Cannabis Crown Vics for their 15-lap event, which would once again see Eric Friend get the win over TJ Knight for his fourth win of the season. Then we would have the Hoosier Novice Sportsman Modified for their 220-lap event, a nd it would see Mark McGinnis lead the whole race for his first career victory. However, it would not be without competition. There would be multiple green-white-checkered finishers in the other race. Then it would be time for the second of the Twin 20's for the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified. It would see Tyler go wire to wire for the victory. Then it would be time for the Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks that would have split features on the evening and would see Dawson Thompson get the lead off the start of the first one, but Jeremy Brownell Jr would get chase him down from the 14th starting spot and get around him for the win after Thompson pulled off In the second feature for the Mini Stocks it would see Brian Blake get the lead off the start of the race. Still, this time it would be the other half of the Brownell racing family getting the win on the night, completing the father-son wins of the night. Then, to finish off the night, it would be an Enduro 50 lap event, and it would see its third different winner of the season, as Jason Porter would start at the tail of the field and come all the way up for the victory. The Devils Bowl Speedway will come back to life next Saturday, July 26th, as it hosts the Vince Quenneville Memorial event. Gallery

Gage Provencher (11a) and John Smith (10) battle for the lead in the Friends Construction 500cc Mini Sprints that would see Gage Provencher get his fourth win of the season. Gallery

AJ Munger (75) and Marty Kelly III (375) battled for the win during the Sunoco Sportsman Modified 30-lap event, and Munger would get his win of the season. It would be the first trip of the season for the Sprint Cars of New England to the Devils Bowl Speedway, with the other divisions competing on the evening including the Sportsman Modified, Limited Sportsman Modified, Novice Sportsman Modified, 500cc Mini Sprints, and the Mini Stock, all in front of a packed crowd. After all the heat races were run, the first feature of the night was the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified, a 25-lap affair. This feature saw a battle at the front between Katrina Leclaire and Freddie Little, with Little taking the lead and holding on for the win. The main event of the Sprint Cars of New England's 25-lap edition would be a slow start, but once underway, Chase Moarn would charge from tenth place to win, engaging in a multi-lap battle with Kyle Smith for the top spot. Then we would have the Sunoco Sportsman Modified in there thirty lap edition, and for most of the night it would be AJ Munger and Marty Kelly III battling for the lead, which would see Munger pull away. Still, there would be a late race charge from Josh Masterson for the win, but Munger would hold on for the win. Then we would have the Friend Construction 500cc Mini Stocks for their 15-lap go-around, and for the early part of the race, it would be a battle between John Smith and Christopher Pierce for the lead. They would trade it back and forth a few times, but the defending champion Gage Provencher would charge to lead and secure the win late, earning his third win of the season. Then we would have the Hosier Novice Sportsman Modified for their 20-lap event, and it would see Mark McGinnis have the lead off the start, but Matt Little would come up from his 4th place start to lead and pull away for the win to give the Little family their second win on the night. To wrap up the night, the Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stocks would take to the track for a 15-lap time race. They would complete eight laps, with Jerry Jordan emerging as the winner. The Devils Bowl Speedway will come back to life next Saturday night, July 19th, as it will be Hometown Heroes Night. Gallery

Freddie Little (19) and Katrina Leclaire (12) battle for the win in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Modified event in the early stages and would see Freddie Little get the win. Gallery