Locals earn Devil’s Bowl titles

Addison County drivers had a huge day on Sunday at Devil’s Bowl Speedway, claiming three track championships, winning four races and earning two Rookie of the Year titles during a card interrupted by rain showers as the track wrapped up its season.

Veteran Middlebury driver Todd Stone all but clinched his fourth career Devil’s Bowl Speedway title on Saturday by winning for the fourth time this summer in the dirt track’s headline Sportsman Modified series. 

Orwell’s Tim LaDuc and Bridport’s Gage Provencher were among Saturday’s winners on Devil’s Bowl Speedway’s dirt track.

On Saturday at Devil’s Bowl Speedway, Shoreham’s John Gosselin captured the Limited Sportsman “Win & You’re In” race to earn a guaranteed starting berth in Sunday’s Vermont 200.

New York drivers Kenny Tremont Jr. and Brian Calabrese ran 1-2 in Sunday’s Vermont 200 at Devil’s Bowl Speedway, with Bridport’s Troy Audet on their heels in third place.

Middlebury’s Todd Stone won the main event at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday, when also Salisbury’s Gary English, Orwell’s Ed Bell and Cornwall’s Brian Blake broke through for their first victories on the dirt oval.

Middlebury’s Justin Stone won a main event at a Double Feature Night at Devil’s Bowl on Saturday. That same night, Ripton’s Chris Sumner and Whiting’s Logan Denis and Eric Leno also picked up victories.

Middlebury veteran driver Justin Comes on Saturday made it back-to-back wins in the headline Sportsman Modified class in dirt track action at Devil’s Bowl Speedway. Comes had gone winless for two years before his consecutive victories.

At this past Saturday’s Stone Motors Night at Devil’s Bowl Speedway, Salisbury’s Mike Palmer won his first Sportsman Modified winner this season.

New Hampshire driver Walter J. Hammond make the most of his trip westward to the Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday, picking up his second win of the summer in the headlining Sportsman Modified Series.

Bridport’s Troy Audet claimed the 30-lap Sportsman Modified main event on Saturday, which was Hometown Heroes night on the Devil’s Bowl Speedway dirt track oval.

Middlebury driver Todd Stone came from his starting place of 17th out of 28 drivers to prevail in Saturday’s 30-lap Sportsman Modified featured race at the Devil’s Bowl Speedway.

Orwell’s Tim LaDuc won the main event at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday night, going coast-to-coast in the Sportsman Modified Feature after also claiming an earlier race.

Bridport’s Troy Audet and Ripton’s Chris Sumner were among the dirt-track winners on Sunday at Devil’s Bowl Speedway.

Saturday was a big night for Addison County drivers on the dirt track, as three local drivers clinched 2021 series championship, one by a single point, in the season’s final races.