MALTA, NY: To be or not to be. That was the question Hamlet pondered in one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays, and that is the question that Mike Mahaney has been bouncing around a lot since the end of the … Continue reading →
MALTA – Everyone knows that fans are the backbone of dirt track racing … especially the ones who become sponsors. Service Tire Truck Centers of Latham, N.Y. joined the list of corporate sponsors at Albany-Saratoga Speedway in 2020 and will … Continue reading →
MALTA ‑ For the second year in a row, modified drivers at Albany-Saratoga Speedway will be trying to get into Brian Madsen’s wallet. The Madsen Overhead Doors Back-to-Back bonus will once again be in effect during the 2021 racing season. … Continue reading →
Malta, NY (January 17, 2021) – When the 2021 season begins 19-year-old Dylan Bokus will not only be moving up a class in competition, he will also be showcasing the “3 Sons Motorsports” new major sponsor, Upstate Utilities (Altamont, NY) … Continue reading →
MALTA – Most promoters probably don’t want to think about the 2020 racing season. Because of the coronavirus pandemic that wreaked havoc across the Northeast, most tracks ran limited schedules; others didn’t open at all. Fans had to get accustomed … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie Turn out the lights, the party’s over. Yeah, I realize there’s still some dirt track races to be run, but as far as I’m concerned, the Eastern States 200 pulled the curtain on the 2020 racing … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie The more things change, the more they stay the same. Remember the 2019 racing season? Cars at Albany-Saratoga Speedway parked out to Route 9 on a Friday night. A record 22 consecutive nights of racing. The … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie Who would have thought that the biggest story coming out of the six-night DIRTcar OktoberFAST series would be a debate about bump stops? Mike Mahaney, the 2020 Albany-Saratoga modified champion, was coasting along in OktoberFAST. After … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie One of the first lessons you learn as a journalist is that there’s no cheering in the pressbox. Sportswriters are supposed to be impartial observers, reporting what they see, not how they feel. So, no rooting … Continue reading →
MALTA, NY – Patience paid off for Anthony Perrego Tuesday night at Albany-Saratoga Speedway. After chasing Ronnie Johnson for 58 laps, Perrego finally pounced with two to go and took home the top prize of $7,500 in the first leg … Continue reading →
