Promoters and racetracks quite often hear from fans about all the things that are wrong with their racetrack. Whether it be the rules, racing surface, calls on the racetrack, food, grandstands, length of the program ... the list could go on forever. Some constructive criticism might be helpful while some issues promoters face are out of their hands, such as weather. That said, sometimes fans forget to recognize when a track is run well. When was the last time you attended an event and found the MORE

A consistent comment from drivers the past few years, this year especially, has been the level of competition in Dirt Late Models. The quality of equipment and the quick dissemination of baseline setup information have flattened the learning curve for many. First-time at a track? A quick call to your chassis manufacturer and a few drivers and you’re in the ballpark. Not only setups, but also the reliability and maintenance of equipment have also moved up several notches.

It wasn’t too long MORE

Eldora Speedway's World 100 is an event like no other in Dirt Late Model racing. With the number of race teams in attendance, the history of the event, the desire by drivers and teams to win the famed globed trophy, media coverage and the sheer number of fans who attend the event annually make it a premier event. Many call it the Super Bowl of Dirt Late Model racing.

When you look at the premier events in all forms of racing — the Daytona 500 for NASCAR, Indy 500 for the IRL, Monaco for F1, the MORE