Woodhull Raceway

NYSSCA is a huge supporter of many racetracks in the Upstate New York Region, and they will return after their previously rained out August 10, 2024, event.

We are gonna try this again. This Saturday is the annual running of the power wheels. Let’s get a bunch of kids out on the track

Andy Dgien and his family of Dgien Trucking in Howard, NY will be one of three event sponsors of the August 24 Woodhull Raceway event which includes the Modified King of the Ring which Dgien Trucking has been a sponsor of for the past several years.
Dgien Trucking is making a return engagement to Woodhull after an August 3, 2024, rainout.

2 down. 2 to go. The second and final North South Shootout for the hobby stocks at the Woodhull Raceway is rescheduled for August 24th. The final event where the inaugural champion will be crowned will take place at the Bradford Speedway on September 1st

WOODHULL RACEWAY TO PROVIDE A SUPER 7 SHOW PLUS MODIFIED KING OF THE RING ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2024.
Also, it will be Back to School Backpack Night at the track.
Final round of the North/Shout Hobby Stock Shootout.
Dgien Trucking, Bradley Supply and NYSSCA to return after earlier season rained out events to co-sponsor the event.
(Woodhull, NY) Like they have done many times in the past the Woodhull Raceway will once again provide Back to School Backpacks to several lucky youngsters on Saturday, August 24, 2024.
“With the kids returning to school in just a few weeks we make sure that as many of them as possible receive a brand-new Backpack compliment of us at the Woodhull Raceway. We do this on a yearly basis, stated Woodhull’s owner/promoter, Nikki Brewer and it always seems to work out well for the kids and their parents.”
On the track providing the action it will be a Regular Super 7 Show featuring the Insinger Performance Modifieds, Hometown Excavation Sportsman, Empire Crushing LLC RUSH Crate Late Models, Southern Tier Customs Street Stocks, Sawyer’s Camper and RV Service Hobby Stocks as well as a pair of Big Jim’s Wicked Tee’s sponsored classes in the Quad C Minin Stocks and the Youth Warrior Divisions.
As part of the Super 7 Show, the Sawyer’s Camper and RV Service and Repair Hobby Stocks will run in a special 20 lap feature as part of the North/South Shootout pitting racers from the Bradford Speedway as they will get it on against the Woodhull Raceway faithful. The final leg of the four-event series will be run at Bradford on September 1, 2024
In addition, the Modifieds will run a special King of the Ring one-on-one elimination event to see who will wear the cape and crown for coming away victorious in the unique event.
Andy Dgien and his family of Dgien Trucking in Howard, NY will be one of three event sponsors of the August 24 Woodhull Raceway event which includes the Modified King of the Ring which Dgien Trucking has been a sponsor of for the past several years.
Dgien Trucking is making a return engagement to Woodhull after an August 3, 2024, rainout.
Joining Dgien Trucking it will be the New York State Stock Car Association and their local liaison, Shari Pierson along with other reps.
NYSSCA is a huge supporter of many racetracks in the Upstate New York Region, and they will return after their previously rained out August 10, 2024, event.
Add Bradley Supply to the list of marketing partners as the Hornell, NY based company will join Dgien Trucking and the NYSSCA.
Unfortunately for Bradley Supply severe weather has followed them around. Not once but twice they have had to reschedule as a sponsor because of rainouts.
However, fingers are crossed that picture perfect weather will shine down on Woodhull for their Saturday, August 24 event.
Grandstand gates open at 4:30 with the first green flag waving at 6:30 pm.
With only a few point shows remaining until the Season Championship Point Finale on Saturday, September 7, fans and racers are encouraged to keep a watchful eye on the point standings for all the regular weekly classes by going to www.myracepass.com.
To date, Woodhull has suffered through no less than six washed out events which has kept the points close in most divisions.
For a look at the remainder of the 2024 Woodhull Raceway Schedule of Events which includes not only the remaining point shows, but all post season race events simply log on at www.woodhullraceway.com.
Celebrating 59 years of great dirt track racing action, the Woodhull Raceway is located on Steuben County Route 102, just a mile off New York State 417 in Woodhull, NY.
25 miles west of Corning, 25 miles east of Hornell, 25 miles south of Bath and 25 miles north of Wellsboro, Pa.
Please be advised that Steuben County is still under a State of Emergency from flood damaged roads. Some State, County and Town roads are closed to washouts so check area Facebook and Web Site accounts for any road closures between you and the racetrack.
It’s New York’s Toughest Dirt Bullring, the Woodhull Raceway!

WOODHULL RACEWAY LOSES ANOTHER ONE TO MOTHER NATURE.

With August 17, 2024, washout it makes six shows the track has lost in 2024.

Story by Kenny Shupp Jr.

(Woodhull, NY) Like so many other northeast race venues, the Woodhull Raceway has not been without its share of rained out events in 2024.

With the local area still ravaged from last week’s flooding by Tropical Storm Debby, Woodhull Raceway owner, Nikki Brewer and her staff were hoping for a reprieve from all the rain and devastation to get their Saturday, August 17 program into the record books.

Unfortunately for everyone a very heavy band of rain came rumbling through the Southern Tier of New York early Saturday morning once again saturating already wet grounds. That coupled with more rain throughout the day and a forecast of even more showers into the evening forced track owner, Nikki to toss in the towel.

“We did have an exceptionally good drying week after the flood waters retrieved which helped dry things out, but the heavy overnight rain coupled with more showers through the morning and early afternoon did us in. This makes six lost shows in the season including last week’s flood. It is getting late in the season and hard to make these things up.” That is according to Nikki Brewer.

With the weeks winding down till the Season Point Championship Night on September 7, 2024, it does not leave much time for racers to stake their claim to their respective class titles.

The CRSA 305 Sprints were to be included in the August 17 card and it is yet to be seen if the Mike Emhoff led organization will be able to find a suitable date to return to Woodhull.

However, the popular 305-Winged Sprint Car Group is already set to return to Woodhull on Saturday, Sept. 14 as part of the original 2024 schedule.

A trio of marketing partners in Pepsi, Bradley Supply of Hornell and Town and Country Disposal in Addison were set go, however they will all be rescheduled to a later date.

Additionally, the Hometown Excavation Sportsman were to have run a special $1,500 to win feature and should it be made up all the details will be posted on social media.

Upcoming next Saturday, August 24 at the popular Steuben County Speedway it will be Backpack Night at the track in addition to a Regular Super 7 Show featuring all the weekly divisions of competition.

In addition, the Mighty Insinger Performance Modifieds will tee it up in their Annual King of the Ring.

The night of action presented by Dgien Trucking of Howard, NY along with the New York State Stock Car Association.

For more information leading up to the August 24 event go to www.Facebook.com/Woodhull Raceway/.

For a peak at the remainder of the 2024 schedule of events log on at www.woodhullraceway.com

The current point standings in all divisions can be located at www.myracepass.com.

The Woodhull Raceway is located on Cr. 102 just off Rt. 417 in Woodhull, NY.

25 miles west of Corning, 25 miles east of Hornell, 25 miles south of Bath and 25 miles north of Wellsboro.

New York’s Toughest Dirt Bull Ring, The Woodhull Raceway!

With the rain last night and more in the forecast, we have once again been forced to cancel tonight’s racing, 8/17. See everyone next Saturday

Bradley Supply, 25 North Transit Drive, Hornell, NY is the region’s largest supplier of fasteners and fabrication equipment. Anchoring Systems, Abrasive Cutting Wheels, Clamps, Chains and Cables, Hydraulic Hoses and Fittings, Pipe Fitting, Safety Equipment and much more.
Bradley Supply can also manage in-house fabrication including high team specialized equipment like CNC Machining, Water Jet Cutting and Steel Cutting.
For a complete look at their extensive and informative web site simply log on at www.bradleysupplyinc.com.
Providing Monday through Friday Business hours for your convenience contact Braddley Supply at 607- 324-4130.

Bradley Supply Industrial and FDA approved Medical gas filling facility. We service a 60 mile radius for Medical, Industrial, and Specialty gases. We are also a D.O.T approved Hydro testing Facility.

Pepsi is the official beverage supplier here at Woodhull Raceway and will be back this weekend as a VIP Sponsor.
You will also spot Pepsi as a Victory Lane Sponsor.

Our next sponsor is a brand new sponsor to the 2024 season. It's Town and Country Disposal Services. This company was started in 2003 and Is a family owned business. They strive every single day to provide the best residential and commercial trash service to their clients and customize each service based on your families or business's specific needs. They service most of the local communities from Woodhull and Bath down to Big Flats and most of the areas in between for residential and commercial waste. They are a business that prides itself in giving back to the community as much as possible and that's why they sponsor the porta-potty at the Addison boat launch. They also sponsor multiple youth sports organizations and last but not least a scholarship fund for graduating seniors. Town and Country Disposal services is a Bbb accredited business that is located right down the road from us in Addison, NY. Be sure to check them out on Facebook at Town and Country Disposal Services and also on the web at tandcdisposal14801.com. make plans to stop in and meet them Saturday night . To the owners and employees of Town and Country Disposal Services we at Woodhull Raceway would like to welcome you to the family.

ERICK RUDOLPH FINALLY GETS A WELL-EARNED WOODHULL RACEWAY WIN CAPTURING THE 3RD ANNUAL HONORING ALICE EVENT.
Bryce Davis wins one for his uncle and the homies in the Darwin Davis Memorial RUSH CLM Series Event and Jerry Lobdell Jr. captures the Empire Street Stock Feature in first ever attempt.
Story by Kenny Shupp Jr.
Photo by Joe Kaminski Jr.
(Woodhull, NY) Erick Rudolph has a brilliant career in every form of Motorsports that he has attempted in his career.
However, the Woodhull Raceway has been a challenge for the third generation, Ransomville, NY speedster as he has been kept out of victory lane in all his previous attempts.
“I think the first couple times I ever came here I did not even qualify. Just could not figure this place out. But, last year in this event I finished second and backed that up with a win here tonight.” That according to a jubilant Rudolph in victory lane.
For Rudolph his $5,500 win in the 55 lap Honoring Alice Event puts his name into the books alongside Bily VanPelt and Ajay Potrzebowski Sr. who won the first two events named in memory of Woodhull’s Firs Lady, Alice Williams who alongside of her late husband, Jim promoted the Woodhull Raceway prior to selling it after the first 33 years of the track existence.
Rudolph’s victory was no walk in the park as he went toe to toe with last week’s feature winner, Dayton Brewer for the first half of the 55-lap feature grind.
Brewer led the opening sixteen laps after pulling the pole position pill as he and outside row one starter, Ron Cartwright Jr. brought the field to green.
Rudolph lined up fifth on the opening grid and very methodically worked his way to the front and by lap ten was up to second and charging.
The first of eight caution flags would fly on lap fifteen followed by a second caution on the same lap and on the ensuing restart, Dayton Brewer could continue to set a blistering pace, but Erick Rudolph was poised and took over the top spot on lap sixteen.
The lead duo would swap the lead back and forth numerous times over the next several circuits before Rudolph would gain control and from there stretch his advantage.
The countless cautions flag slowdowns, 8 total would keep not just Brewer, but Jeff Daugherty, Danny Johnson and Ajay Potrzebowski all within eyesight of the race leader and well within striking distance.
However, on every restart, Run, Run Rudolph was too much to manage as he ran away and hid from his fellow competitors.
As attrition was taking its toll lap cars were hardly a problem from the lead group and for Rudolph it was just a matter of hitting his marks as he cruised to a half straight away win over Brewer and Daugherty would complete the podium.
Wally Wade of Canisteo, NY had his best run in a Modified came home for fourth at the finish as he was chased across the line by Russ Morseman who came from the rear on at least two separate occasions to round the top five.
For the Woodhull faithful it was a sweep of positions two through five.
As part of the 3rd Annual Honoring Alice Event, the Vicki Emig led RUSH Crate Late Models were part of the event after a successful run last year and they did not disappoint the huge crowd in attendance.
Bryce Davis began his illustrious career at Woodhull in the Youth Warrior Division prior to moving up the food chain into Mini Stocks and 360 Late Models prior to taking on the challenge of competing in the very tough RUSH CLM Division where he captured the 2017 overall RUSH CLM Championship.
Davis has also had a stint or two in a potent Modified at both Woodhull and Little Valley.
Now with a wife and young family Davis picks and chooses his fights only competing in a limited schedule but when he does show up it sends shock waves through the field and there was no way he was going to pass on a big event named in memory of his late uncle Darwin Davis at a track that is just a mere fifteen miles from his shop in nearby Canisteo.
Darwin Davis was a regular competitor at Woodhull for years prior to losing his life in a traffic related accident in September 2008.
After claiming his opening night qualifying heat event followed by a “W” in the Dash it landed his potent #94 on the pole for the thirty- lap feature A Main where he would go to lead all laps taking home the $4,000 pay day and the nicely crafted B H Log Hauling sponsored trophy.
For Davis it was get out the broom as he swept the entire RUSH CLM portion of the night. Quick Time, Heat, Dash, Feature!
“This win is massive for my family, claimed Davis in victory lane. I have won a few races this year and had a couple of heartbreakers, but to come back to where I for my start and take home the win is just awesome.
Davis was absolutely mobbed in victory lane by is crew chief led father, Dave Davis along with his wife and children along with what seemed like a hundred local fans who came there specifically to see their hometown favorite walk away in victory and they did not go home disappointed.
However, Davis’s win did not come easy as he had to hold off a 14-year-old by the name of Brock Pinkerous who was all over Davis like a cheap shirt for the entire thirty lap distance.
Lap after lap Bam Bam Pinkerous was right there waiting for a Davis miscue which never happened as the youngster from Western NY gave the capacity crowd a thrill but came up a car length shy at the finish.
2023 Honoring Alice winner, Jeremy Wonderling, another former Woodhull great prior to full time commitment to the RUSH Series rounded the top three podium after never more than a car length off the rear deck lid of Pinkerous.
2023 Woodhull Raceway Empire Crushing Rush CLM Track Champion, Austin Allen of Canisteo and a shop mate to Davis rallied from last to fourth after drawing a lap three caution after coming to a stop in turn one.
Fifth place was claimed by Mike Wonderling from Scio, NY after challenging for the lead early on.
For a complete and concise look at the entire RUSH CLM Tour Event at Woodhull including contingency prices and other valuable information simply log on at www.rushlatemodels.com.
The Mike Welch led Empire Street Stocks rounded out the aggressive 3 card event and like last year’s feature, Glenn Whritenour looked poised to take home the victory.
In the early going Whritenour of nearby Jasper, NY was in command, but had to contend with Mike Spencer piloting one of Whritenour’s former creations.
Lap after lap Spencer kept up the pressure until Jerry Lobdell Jr. came into the picture after beginning the thirty-lap affair on the pole but drifted to third after the opening green.
When into second, Lobdell began to draw a bead on GW as the event was now well past the half- way mark.
Four caution flags with the last coming on lap sixteen kept Lobdell and Spencer who was as now third within striking distance of the high- flying Whritenour but by lap twenty, Lobdell had caught the race leader, and it was now a two car, ten lap shootout.
Lap after lap Lobdell would exit turn four on the bottom with GW running the middle, but the drag race to the flag stand was always won by GW by only a bumper.
For five laps this was the norm, begore Lobdell used an inside move entering turn one to muscle his way around Whritenour and go to the win.
Whritenour would finish a disappointing second with Spencer third.
Last week’s feature winner, Dan Gardner was back after a year layoff and was a contender early challenging GW for the lead before fading to fourth at the finish followed by multiple 2024 feature winner, Clayton McClean of Elkland.
“I have been a good friend of Glenn for a long time, stated Lobdell in fact this is one of his former cars. He does all my bodywork every winter and any other updates, as necessary. For me to come here and beat him at his track is special.”
WOODHULL RACEWAY HONORING ALICE EVENT. 08/06/2024.
B H Log Hauling Night.
INSINGER PERFORMANCE MODIFEDS. (25 cars) 55 lap feature.
Heats. Dayton Brewer, Erick Rudolph, Ajay Potrzebowski, Ron Cartwright Jr.
1)ERICK RUDOLPH, 2) Dayton Brewer, 3) Jeff Daugherty, 4) Wally Wade, 5) Russ Morseman,6) Ajay Potrzebowski, 7) Russ Morseman IV, 8) Danny Johnson, 9_Chris Ostrowsky. DNF, 10) Adam Coots, 11) Steve Coots,12) Brady Fultz,13) Jake Dgien, 14) Aiden Grover,15) Stacy Jackson, 16) Donnie Lawson,17) Ron Cartwright Jr.,18) Carter Crooker,19) Kaiden Dgien, 20) Dan Creeden, 21) Justin Wright,22) Tyler Siri, 23) Alan Komar,24) Brian Doolittle, 25) Josh Keesey.

RUSH CRATE LATE MODEL TOURING SERIES. Darwin Davis Memorial (25 cars) 30 lap feature.
Heats. Bryce Davis, Cody Dawson, Brock Pinkerous. Dash, Bryce Davis. Quick Time, Bryce Davis
1)BRYCE DAVIS,2) Brock Pinkerous, 3) Jeremy Wonderling,4) Austin Allen, 5) Mike Wonderling, 6) Brett Marlatt, 7) Brian Knowles,8) Damian Bidwell,9) Marshall O’Brian,10) Austin Hauser. DNF,11) Joe Martin, 12) Jason Knowles,13) Steve LeBarron,14) Kurt Stebbins,15) Cody Swanson, 16) Dusty Waters,17) Rickie Loucks, 18) Daryl Charlier,19) Christian Schneider,20) Jim Rasey,21) John Haggerty, 22) Brad Messler, 23) Chad Homan,24) Joe Layfield. DNS, Benjamin Easler
EMPIRE STREET STOCK TOURING SERIES. (17 cars) 30 lap feature.
Heats. Glenn Whritenour, Dan Gardner, Jerry Lobdell Jr.
JERRY LOBDELL JR., Glenn Whritenour, Mike Spencer, Dan Gardner, Clayton McClean, Jimmy Grant, Bradly Morseman, Justin Neff, Jeff Almekinder. DNF, Edward McKernan, Teddy Morseman Jr., Shane Wolfe Jr., Mick Seeley, Leonard Kobbe Jr., Brett Crawford. DNS, Brian Butler, Mike Williams.
WOOLDHULL RACEWAY SHORTS.
In the Modified Division, several invaders made their way to Woodhull for the Honoring Alice Event.
Danny Creeden, Ron Cartwright Jr., Tyler Siri, Danny Johnson, Erick Rudolph, Justin Wright and Alan Komoar. Other than Rudolph none had good finishes.
A deluge of rain hit the greater Woodhull region three days prior to the event wiping out pit roads and turning the entire back straight away into a large lake prompting track owner, Nikki Brewer to move the original date from Tuesday to Wednesday, however with the abundance of rain the track experienced it made for little or no time to get the large amount of water out of the surface which caused for choppy corners, plenty of caution flags and lots of attrition. However, the huge crowd was treated to plenty of great three wide racing with the features in the Rush CLM and the Empire Street Stocks coming right down to the wire.
For Bryce Davis it was a hometown victory as he swept the entire night of action in front of a large contingent of Davis followers.
Bam Bam Pinkerous is authentic. The fourteen-year-old set second quick time won his heat finished second in the Dash and gave Davis fits the entire 30 lap distance. On top of all that he was able to hold multi time RUSH CLM Series Champion, Mr. Excitement, Jeremy Wonderling who finished third.
It was difficult for fans to watch the battle at the front between Davis and Pinkerous or the show being put on by Austin Allen who lost power on lap three, went to the rear and put on a brilliant drive from the back of the stacked field to finish fourth.
Dayton Brewer has been on fire at Woodhull the past two weeks after a dismal 2024 season. Engine issues have been the biggest problem, but with a win in late July coupled with a runner-up finish to Erick Rudolph things are looking up for the second-generation pilot who now resides in Woodhull.
It is a rarity whenever Street Stock driver, Glenn Whritenour gets beat at Woodhull, but after dominating most of the Empire Street Stock 30 lap feature that is what happened when he was passed by Thunder Mountain regular competitor, Jerry Lobdell Jr.

August 17, 2024, it will be the return of the CRSA 305 Sprints along with the Insinger Performance Modifieds, Hometown Excavation Sportsman, Empire Crushing LLC RUSH CLM, Southern Tier Customs Street Stocks, Sawyer Camper and RV Service Hobby Stocks along with the Wicked Tee’s Youth Warriors.
The night sponsored by Pepsi, Town and Country Disposal along with Bradley Supply will find the crate sportsman competing for $1,500 to win first prize.
For more information leading up to the August 17 event keep a watchful on Woodhull Raceway.

DEVISTATING AREA FLOODING FORCES WOODHULL RACEWAY TO CANCEL ACTIVITIES FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 2024.
Story by Kenny Shupp Jr.
(Woodhull, NY) For the second time in three years the greater Woodhull, NY area has been devastated by regional flooding from the lingering effects of tropical storm Debby.
Tropical storm Fred was the culprit in August of 2021 which caused major flooding within the region.
Up to five inches of rain fell in the area in a brief period washing out town, county and state highways and bridges in communities like Woodhull, Troupsburg, Jasper, Addison, Greenwood and Canisteo.
The Northern Tier of Pa. also received major damage including the communities of Elkland, Osceola and Westfield.
“There is no way we can race this weekend, stated Woodhull Raceway owner/promoter, Nikki Brewer. All downtown Woodhull got clobbered again which wiped out every business. The entire fire department and several other volunteers are going to be busy for days pumping basements of some 50 homes that have been evacuated by officials. Many of the roads leading to the track will be closed for extended periods of time while town, county and state crews do their clean-up. We do not want any of our fans, race teams or employees out driving on roads that have been closed by a State of Emergency.”
Woodhull has a large contingent of fans and race teams that travel from Canisteo and Corning. Rt. 417, the main highway from those two areas, will be closed indefinitely for repairs according to authorities.
This is the second time in three years that Woodhull has had to cancel a show due to area flooding. It was almost three years ago to the day that that the greater Woodhull area got hammered with high water which forced the track to close for a week allowing crews to do cleanup work.
It should also be noted that the Woodhull Raceway did not get spared from any flood damage as the racing surface was completely under water to say nothing about soft grounds in both pit and grandstand parking areas.
With the cancellation it means that Woodhull will now be down to their final four-point races which complete on September 7, 2024, with the Annual Season Point Finale.
Cole Trucking and Gravel of Cameron Mills, NY along with the New York State Stock Car Association were to have been nightly sponsors for the August 10 event, however they will be rescheduled to a later date.
Up next at the Woodhull Raceway on August 17, 2024, it will be the return of the CRSA 305 Sprints along with the Insinger Performance Modifieds, Hometown Excavation Sportsman, Empire Crushing LLC RUSH CLM, Southern Tier Customs Street Stocks, Sawyer Camper and RV Service Hobby Stocks along with the Wicked Tee’s Youth Warriors.
The night sponsored by Pepsi, Town and Country Disposal along with Bradley Supply will find the crate sportsman competing for $1,500 to win first prize.
For more information leading up to the August 17 event keep a watchful on Woodhull Raceway.
The ownership and management of the Woodhull Raceway are keeping all area residents, farmers, businesses, fire and rescue along with all other emergency personnel in their thoughts during this most challenging time.
In addition, numerous race teams, fans, employees and sponsors of the track have been affected by the flooding.

Due to the flooding in the surrounding areas, we have determined to cancel tomorrow’s show, 8/10/24. Our thoughts and prayers are with our community at this time.

Woodhull Raceway and the Seeley Racing Jr. Fan booth want to remind everyone that tomorrow night is the annual running of the power wheels competition. Someone out there has to be able to outdo Maddux Dgien and that sweet ride

Joining Cole Gravel and Trucking will be a longtime Woodhull supporter in the New York State Stock Car Association.
NYSSCA is a long -standing member of the racing community offering membership to drivers, crew members and car owners.
To learn more about this reputable organization go to their web site at www.nyssca.com.
Local and long time NYSSCA representative, Shari Pierson along with other members of NYSSCA will be at Woodhull to hand out hardware to all feature winners and if the feature winner is a member and in good standing with NYSSCA they receive a stipend.

Cole Trucking and Gravel are all new to Woodhull for 2024 and they are located at 6014 Lewis Road in Cameron Mills, NY.
Providing Item 4 Gravel for surrounding townships and private sector construction companies, owner Mary Cole can also provide hauling to your location.

WOODHULL RACEWAY BACK TO A REGULAR SUPER 7 SHOW ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 2024, AFTER AN AGGRESSIVE WEEK OF COMPETITION.
Story by Kenny Shupp Jr.
(Woodhull, NY) After a quick turnaround of a huge night of racing on August 6, the Woodhull Raceway will wrap up the aggressive two nights of racing in a four-day period with a Regular Super 7 Show on Saturday, August 10, 2024.
On the card for the August 10 event will be all the weekly divisions including the Insinger Performance Modifieds, Hometown Excavation 602 Crate Sportsman, Empire Crushing RUSH Crate Late Models along with the Southern Tier Customs Street Stocks, Sawyer’s RV and Camper Repair Center Hobby Stocks as well as the Big Jim’s Wicked Tee’s Quad C and Youth Warriors.
Pit gates for the event will open at 4:00 pm with Grandstand seating to follow at 4:30 pm.
Woodhull offers an Early Bird Special knocking $1.00 off the Adult General Admission ticket price for the first hour the gates are open.
Other discounts for Senior Citizens (+62) and Kids (8-12) with a paid adult apply.
In addition to racing on the High Banked One-Third of a Mile Oval, during intermission there will be Power Wheels Competition for the kids with more details posted at www.Facebook.com/Woodhull Raceway/.
With the Regular Season rapidly winding down all eyes are now focused on the point battles in each weekly division.
The decisive point paying Season Champion Event is scheduled for Saturday, September 7, 2024.
Two marketing partners will be onboard at Woodhull to sponsor the August 10, 2024, event.
Cole Gravel and Trucking are all new to Woodhull for 2024 and they are located at 6014 Lewis Road in Cameron Mills, NY.
Providing Item 4 Gravel for surrounding townships and private sector construction companies, owner Mary Cole can also provide hauling to your location.
Joining Cole Gravel and Trucking will be a longtime Woodhull supporter in the New York State Stock Car Association.
NYSSCA is a long -standing member of the racing community offering membership to drivers, crew members and car owners.
To learn more about this reputable organization go to their web site at www.nyssca.com.
Local and long time NYSSCA representative, Shari Pierson along with other members of NYSSCA will be at Woodhull to hand out hardware to all feature winners and if the feature winner is a member and in good standing with NYSSCA they receive a stipend.
The Woodhull Raceway is located on Cr. 102 just a mile off Rt. 417 in Woodhull, NY.
25 miles west of Corning, 25 miles east of Hornell, 25 miles south of Bath and 25 miles north of Wellsboro.
It’s New York’s Toughest Dirt Bull Ring. The Woodhull Raceway.
UPCOMING EVENTS.
August 17, 2024. CRSA 305 SPRINTS. Modifieds, Sportsman, CLM, Street Stocks, Hobby Stocks, Warriors.
August 24, 2024. SUPER 7 SHOW. Back to school backpack night.
August 31, 2024. Super 7 Show. Hall of Fame Night. Classics on Dirt Vintage Stock Cars. Rent a Tent Night.
September 7, 2024. SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT ALL CLASSES. Superior Propane Night.
September 14, 2024. Complete Show. CRSA 305 Sprints. Hometown Excavation, AA Contracting LLC and CS Tree Service Night.