Peter Britten is back in form! Not only did he win the DIRTcar modified feature at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway Friday night, he was so pleased at winning two in a row that he led the large crowd in an Aussie cheer from victory lane
Stewart Friesen had never been beaten in the Firecracker 50 at Fonda Speedway, claiming the first three editions of the Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series Fueled by Sunoco event
Australian expatriate Peter Britten, known to his legion of fans here in the states as “Batman,” has been struggling at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway since his opening night win.
The invaders came but the local forces prevailed Friday night at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway, with Mike Mahaney leading all but a handful of laps in the 71-lap Super DIRTcar Series event
Craig Hanson ran down early leader JaMike Sowle to claim Saturday night’s 30-lap modified feature at the Fonda Speedway in front of a standing-room-only Fan Appreciation Night crowd.
Third generation DIRTcar modified hotshoe Keith Flach led the field home in Friday night’s 35-lap feature at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway, besting the area’s hottest driver of late, Matt DeLorenzo.
DIRTcar modified star Matt DeLorenzo and defending Empire Super Sprints champion “Racin’ Jason” Barney shared the spotlight Friday night at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway.
Much to the delight of the modest but highly partisan crowd, Andy Bachetti, who won last fall’s $25,000 Mr. Dirt Track USA Super DIRTcar Series event at the Lebanon Valley Speedway
