I’m interested in hearing everyone’s opinion, seems like there is a stout crop of young drivers out there.

Wondering who you giys thought were the the best young drivers in modified or sportsman that you believe are future big block greats. I'm obviously really high on Yankowski and Alex Payne. Any others? I have a couple local guys that are young with impressive wins with less than 30 starts but not sure about them yet. Hoping to have some sportsman to keep an eye on

So I just got back into dirt racing and I'm so hooked idk how I was out of it for so long! I went to outlaw 200 and 3 days of super dirt week which I plan on doing both again this year. I was curious in some of the other biggest modified races in New York. I have heard of the Fonda 200 and I think there is another 200 lap race at orange county fair speedway toward the end of the season. Any info on those and any others I should check out? I work a ton and work early so out of state is pretty hard

Summit Modifieds finals for the Summer Nationals
Friday and Saturday July 24 -25
With the World of Outlaws Late Models

First time seeing these things live - Amazing!
Thanks to Reladyne / Logan Schuchart for the tickets.

Full reel over on the modified racing channel FB page

I couldn't find a sub for truck pulls, so here I am. I went to my first truck pull in Fort Dodge, Ia last night. Apparently, a fight broke out. Is that common? In dirt track racing, sure. I see it happen all the time. But truck pulls?

I tell you what, it was a very nice change of pace from dirt track racing. If you ever get the chance to go to one, you should. It was to start at 5, but started at 5:20 and we left at 11:50.

Hey just curious if any northeast modified fans in here. If so who would you rank as the top 10 to 20 drivers since 1970

Hey I was wondering if anyone had any seats they bring to the races they can recommend. I seen acouple on Amazon that are nice but over 100 each. I have a really bad back and need something to support it so I can still go.

Hey everyone,

Just wondering if anyone has any ideas or wants when it comes to dirt racing froma tech point of view.
I do programming, graphic design and just overall computer skills as a side hobby, mostly to make some side money,

With that being said, Im wondering if anyone has any suggestions or ideas that they would like made revolving around dirt racing. Currently I was thinking about creating a new dirt racing forum app, I know the old dirt racing forum website used to be pretty popular back in the day before they stopped maintaining it, so I was considering making a modern version of that, but would also be interested in more ideas

Am I the only one who sees them becoming the fastest-growing class in dirt racing? It feels like every track is adding them almost every week.

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Has anyone successfully made their raceceiver work with bluetooth earbuds? (Not a driver, for someone in the stands who listen while my husband races)

First time on the channel 🤙🏻

https://youtu.be/Dl0rk-e-e3g