BRASSTOWN, N.C. — Dirt track action returned to Tri-County Racetrack on Aug. 22, as 13 Limited Late Model drivers competed for a $2,500 payday and 14-602 Crate Late Model competitors fought for an $1,800 top prize. Before the main events, Jamie Oliver, driving the No. 38, claimed $550 in pre-race awards. Oliver earned the $250 837junk.com overall fast-qualifier bonus before starting from the inside pole and leading all six circuits to win the $300 Carroll’s Mountainside Const

(Southern Nationals, (SLM) $7,571 to win) Updated 08/10/26-12:01 am The Southern Nationals Super Late Models and The Schaeffers Oil by Mike Bruner 602 Red Clay Dirt Series is set to visit the fastest 1,650’ feet in Georgia on 08/20/2026. Grandstand Tickets 🎫 Adults-$30 Seniors&Military-$25 Kids 11-16-$15 Kids 10 & under free Pit Passes Adults-$45 Kids 10 & under free GateTimes Pits open at 2:00 pm Grandstands open at 4:00 pm Check back for updates.

Casey Roberts outduels Joseph Joiner to pick up the $7,553 payday. Lil Sexy loses power steering. Chris Woods victorious after Twiggs deemed illegal 602 CLM. Thursday night, the NorthSouthDirt crew and I covered the events at Sugar Creek Raceway. We felt pretty certain the Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals event would be canceled due to the weather. Even though the pavement was wet when we got within fifteen miles of the track, the rain had actually stopped, and blue skies we

By: Paydon Shook Tonight's scheduled event has been canceled due to rain. No makeup date has been announced at this time.

As the 2025 season comes to an end, we can’t help but think ahead to 2026. Whether you’re a fan or driver, a hot topic of discussion for the off-season is, will Tri-County Racetrack open the doors in 2026? After the late Jack Wimpey passed away in 2023, Ray Cook and the new owners could not reach an agreement, which resulted in the closure of the 3/8-mile oval. Cook promoted the Brasstown Bull Ring for over a decade, hosting some of the most significant events recorded. After

Dirt track racing is a thrilling sport that combines speed, skill, and strategy. The roar of engines, the smell of burning rubber, and the sight of cars kicking up dirt create an electrifying atmosphere that captivates fans and drivers alike. But what truly sets the champions apart from the rest? In this post, we delve into the minds of dirt track legends to uncover their winning secrets. The Passion for Racing Early Beginnings For many dirt track legends, the journey began a

Dirt tracks are often overshadowed by their paved counterparts, yet they hold a unique charm and excitement that many racing enthusiasts crave. While famous tracks like Daytona and Talladega dominate the spotlight, there are countless hidden gems scattered across the country that offer thrilling experiences for both drivers and spectators. In this post, we will explore some of these underrated dirt tracks, highlighting their unique features, history, and what makes them worth

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