Not since Kenny Pettyjohn in 1991 through 1993 has anyone been able to win three straight Super Late Model Fall Championships at the Delaware International Speedway. Ricky Elliott of Seaford, Del. did exactly that on Saturday night when he led wire to wire in the 50-lap Fall Championship winning for his third straight year and

Jordan Watson got out front early and drove and smooth and error free race to win his second straight Fall Championship in the 25-lap AC Delco PSC Modified main. With the gambler’s bonus and lap leader money the victory was worth $1975. Joseph Tracy started on the pole by being the quickest of the heat

Joe Warren was not only in the right place at the right time, he made the right move to take the lead and drive to the win in the 25-lap Crate Model Fall Championship. With the gambler’s bonus and lap money the win was worth $1900. Mike Wharton jumped out to the lead with Matt

It took three attempts to get the first lap in of the 20-lap Mod Lite Fall Championship. When it finally did get in it was Jimmy Wills getting past pole sitter, Ray Gulliver to take the lead. Mike Stratton quickly worked into second and was able to stay on the back bumper of Wills. Third

Colby Steele battled his way past Freddy Brightbill on the first lap of the 10-lap Vintage Stock Car main and never was seriously challenged from that point on . Mel Joseph, Jr. took second from Cody Belote and would chase Steele for the remainder of the distance. C.J. Schirmer had a good run coming from

By Charlie Brown, Delmar, DE (10/19/12) – It is often said in racing that if you put yourself in a position to win you will eventually win. That was the case for Richie Pratt, Jr. on Saturday night as he found himself in the right place at the right time and ended up winning the

Jamie Wagner was all smiles in winning his first Fall Championship  in the 12-lap Little Lincoln feature. Wagner moved past David Archer on the first lap and never looked back. Dylan Betts chased the leader from second until lap nine when Bill Brittingham charged into the second spot. John Stevenson followed into third and that

Kyle Tubbs led the first two circuits of the 10-lap  Delmarva Chargers Championship. On a lap two restart, Tubbs got turned sideways and lost several positions with Kevin Taylor taking the lead and Jay Sipple second. Taylor got out of shape and Sipple took the lead at the halfway sign followed by Ashley Merritt, Jeff

By Charlie Brown, Delmar, DE – For the third consecutive year, the Delaware State Dirt Track Championships at the Delaware International Speedway will be held under the lights on Friday night, October 19th and Saturday night October 20th.  The evening format has proved to be a big hit with both the fans and drivers. Racers from a five state area are looking

2012 DELAWARE STATE DIRT TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS Click on the above link for details on the 2012 $60,000 Delaware Dirt Track Championships