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Pierson scores a dominant victory in the Sportsman Modified 100 at Devil’s Bowl

 

Adam Pierson dominated the Sportsman-Modified dirt track race on the new 1/3-mile track in the infield of Devil's Bowl Speedway in W.Haven, VT. (Credit: Devil's Bowl photo)

Adam Pierson dominated the Sportsman-Modified dirt track race on the new 1/3-mile track in the infield of Devil’s Bowl Speedway in W.Haven, VT. (Credit: Devil’s Bowl photo)

By Lou Modestino

Adam Pierson made it look easy at Devil’s Bowl Speedway as he drove to a dominant victory in the Autosaver Ford/Springfield Buick-GMC “Vermont Freedom & Unity 100” on Saturday, November 1. The Bradford, VT driver braved a cold wind to nail down the Sportsman Modified finale for the inaugural “Battle at the Bowl” dirt track series, netting the series championship in the process. Continue reading →

Halloween holiday coming to Devil’s Bowl Speedway this Sunday, Oct. 26

Chris Donnelly (r) will lead the SCoNE Sprint Cars debut at Devil's Bowl Speedway in W. Haven Vermont this weekend. (Credit: SCoNE photo)

Chris Donnelly (r) will lead the SCoNE Sprint Cars debut into Devil’s Bowl Speedway in W. Haven Vermont this Sunday. (Credit: SCoNE photo)

By Lou Modestino

The Halloween holiday is coming to Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Sunday, October 26. The track will reward all race fans that wear a Halloween costume to the Autosaver Ford/Springfield Buick-GMC “Vermont Freedom & Unity” event with a $3 food coupon for the concession stands. Continue reading →

Neil Stratton is an upset winner on Devil’s Bowl dirt

Bennington, VT's Neil Stratton was the top driver at Devil's Bowl Speedway's "King of the Clay" Credit: MemoEvents photo.)

Bennington, VT’s Neil Stratton was the top driver at Devil’s Bowl Speedway’s “King of the Clay” (Credit: MemoEvents photo.)

By Lou Modestino

Neil Stratton scored a major upset on Sunday night at Devil’s Bowl Speedway to become the winner of the inaugural “King of the Clay” race for Big Block and Small Block Modified stock cars. The Bennington, VT driver persevered through rough track conditions, then seized a golden opportunity to steal the win and the $5,000 top prize at the “Battle at the Bowl” dirt track series. Continue reading →