New York driver Matt Janczuk won Sunday’s Vermont 200 at Devil’s Bowl Speedway, collecting $10,000 for the win and 162 laps worth of lap money for a totaling of just over $14,000 of winnings in the dirt track’s biggest race of the summer.
New York driver Brian Calabrese won Saturday’s 54-lap, $2,000-to-win Charlie LaDuc Memorial for the Sportsman Modifieds at the Devil’s Bowl Speedway. Leicester’s Matt Cram was the only local driver to pick up a victory on the evening, but many area racers … (read more)
New York driver Mike Mahaney outdueled runner-up Joey Scarborough of Brandon to win the 30-lap 358 Modified feature at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday, a night that also saw Leicester’s Derrick Counter become the only local driver to pick up a victory. … (read more)
West Haven’s Johnny Bruno won on his hometown track for the second time on Saturday night, claiming the victory in the Devil’s Bowl Speedway’s main event, a 30-lap Sportsman Modified race.
Bridport’s Gage Provencher and Orwell’s Jakobee Alger were the Addison County winners at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on this past Saturday, which was Legends Night at the dirt racetrack.
WEST HAVEN — On an evening when Poultney’s Dave Camara won his first Devil’s Bowl Speedway race in 14 years, local drivers Mike Clark Jr. of Salisbury and Tim LaDuc of Orwell also received checkered flags on Saturday night. Other area racers had good nigh … (read more)
Pat Miner of Monkton and Bubba McPhee of Rutland each collected their first-career Devil’s Bowl Sunoco Sportsman Modified features on Sunday at Devil’s Bowl. Addison County drivers won five other races, as well.
Bristol’s Josh Masterson won the “Firecracker 44” Sportsman Modified Feature, with Bridport’s Troy Audet in second, to highlight the action at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Sunday.
Leicester’s Adam Piper defeated Saturday night’s threatening weather and 25 other Sportsman Modified drivers to earn his second career victory in the Devil’s Bowl Speedway’s headline division, his first coming in 2023.
Orwell’s Tim LaDuc and Randy Ryan, Cornwall’s Brian Blake, Whiting’s Logan Denis, and Bristol’s Kevin Pearsall nailed down track championships at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday, the final day of racing at the West Haven dirt track this year.
Veteran Mike Palmer of Salisbury won Saturday’s main event at the Devil’s Bowl Speedway, a 30-lap race in the headline Sportsman Modified division.
Veterans Vince Quenneville of Brandon and Fred Little of Salisbury returned to the winners’ circle in Saturday night features at Devil’s Bowl Speedway, where Orwell racers Ray Hanson and Jakobee Alger also picked up victories.
The results of Sunday’s major Vermont 200 race on Devil’s Bowl Speedway’s dirt oval are still unofficial pending engine inspections, which will take place at a DIRTcar-approved GM 602 Crate Engine inspection facility after deadline for this section, but u … (read more)
Josh Masterson of Bristol and New Hampshire driver Tanner Siemons each won top-class Sportsman Modified races to headline a long list of winners on Sunday on the dirt track of Devil’s Bowl Speedway.
Two Orwell drivers were the only Addison County drivers to claim the checkered flag at dirt track auto racing at Devil’s Bowl this past weekend.
