The 2019 Super DIRTcar Series is the 46th season of Big Block Modified racing sanctioned by DIRTcar Northeast & World Racing Group. The season will begin with the DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park on February 12 (featuring 5 non-points races) while the first points scoring race of the season will be the Highbank Holdup at Can-Am Speedway on April 13 The season will end with the Can-Am World of Outlaws World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte on November 9. Matt Sheppard enters the 2019 season as the defending series champion. [1]
The 2019 season will continue to feature qualifier races for NAPA Auto Parts Super DIRT Week. Any qualifier race winner will have a guaranteed provisional starting spot in the 200 lap event at Oswego Speedway on October 13. [2]
No. | Race Driver | Car Owner / Entrant | Chassis | Rounds |
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1 | Billy Pauch | Pauch Racing | Bicknell | - |
1G | Darwin Greene | - | ||
1J | Rocky Warner | Jake Spraker Racing | 1 | |
1x | Willy Decker | 3 | ||
1z | Jessica Friesen | Halmar Racing Team | DKM-Bicknell | 1 |
2 | Jack Lehner | Teo-Bicknell | 1 | |
2L | 1 | |||
2RJ | Ronnie Johnson | Bicknell | 1 | |
3 | Justin Haers | Haers Brothers Racing | Bicknell | - |
3D | Matt DeLorenzo | 1 | ||
3G | Brian Gleason | 1 | ||
3J | Marc Johnson | 1 | ||
49 | Billy Dunn | Graham Racing | Teo | 2 |
4 | Billy VanInwegen | - | ||
Andy Bachetti | 1 | |||
5 | Ryan Godown | Dieter Schmidt | Troyer TD4 | - |
5h | Chris Hile | Hile Motorsports | Bicknell | 2 |
5s | Tyler Siri | Siri Racing | - | |
6d | Dillon Steuer | - | ||
6h | Max McLaughlin | HBR Racing | Teo | 3 |
Josh Horenforst | 1 | |||
6JH | 1 | |||
88 | Mat Williamson | Buzz Chew Racing | Bicknell | 2 |
7 | Rick Laubach | Gary & Lori Hermann | Teo | - |
7F | Matt Farnham | 2 | ||
8 | Rich Scagliotta | 3 | ||
8R | Rob Bellinger | 1 | ||
9 | Ryan Watt | Jeff Brown | - | |
9s | Matt Sheppard | Matt Sheppard Racing | Bicknell | 3 |
9x | Tyler Trump | 1 | ||
00 | Bobby Varin | 2 | ||
00T | Lou Torres | 1 | ||
02 | Roy Bresnahan | 2 | ||
07 | Tim Kerr | 2 | ||
10J | Jim Nagle | 1 | ||
11J | James Sweeting | 1 | ||
13 | Rick Regalski | Regalski Racing | Bicknell | - |
14 | C.G. Morey | 1 | ||
14j | Alan Johnson | 1 | ||
16b | Alan Barker | 1 | ||
17 | Kyle Sheldon | Elmo Reckner | Bicknell | - |
17K | Brian Krummel | 1 | ||
18 | Bodie Bellinger | 1 | ||
18J | Louie Jackson Jr. | 1 | ||
18JR | 2 | |||
19 | Tim Fuller | 3 | ||
19k | Brett Kressley | Brett Kressley Racing | Bicknell | - |
19m | Jessey Mueller | Mueller Motorsports | 1 | |
20 | Brett Hearn | Madsen Motorsports | Teo | 3 |
21 | Yan Bussiere | YB Racing | 1 | |
21a | Peter Britten | Troyer | 2 | |
21J | Ryan Jordan | 1 | ||
23 | Kyle Coffey | 2 | ||
24 | Jim Wilko | 1 | ||
25 | Erick Rudolph | Randy Chrysler 21K Racing | Bicknell | 1 |
25H | Katelyn Hile | Hile Motorsports | Bicknell | 1 |
25J | Chad Jesso | 1 | ||
25R | Erick Rudolph | Randy Chrysler 21K Racing | Bicknell | 2 |
27J | Danny Johnson | Graham Racing | 3 | |
28p | Eldon Payne Jr. | Paynes Motorsports | Bicknell | 1 |
30 | Jamie Mills | - | ||
30M | Joseph Watson | - | ||
32 | Jim Rasey | - | ||
34 | Andrew Ferguson | 1 | ||
35 | Francois Bellemare | - | ||
36 | Kenny Wallace | Willy & Becky Auchmoody | 1 | |
38 | Tim Harris | Hig Fab | 1 | |
39 | Tim McCreadie | Sweeteners Plus / CME | Bicknell | 1 |
42 | Matt Pupello | 1 | ||
42p | Pat Ward | Gypsum Racing | Bicknell | 3 |
43 | Jimmy Horton | Halmar Racing Team | DKM | - |
Keith Flach | 2 | |||
44 | Anthony Perrego | 1 | ||
Stewart Friesen | Halmar Racing Team | DKM-Bicknell | 1 | |
44F | 1 | |||
44R | Russell Morseman | Morseman Racing | Bicknell | - |
46 | Jeremy Smith | Jeremy Smith Racing | Bicknell | - |
48t | Dave Rauscher | Rauscher Racing | 3 | |
62 | Tom Sears Jr. | Sears Racing | Bicknell | 1 |
63 | Adam Roberts | SNR Motorsports | Bicknell | 3 |
65 | Scott Hitchens | - | ||
66X | Casey Terrance | 1 | ||
73 | Kevin Poitras | Bicknell | - | |
74 | J.R. Heffner | J.R. Heffner Racing | - | |
83x | Tim Sears Jr. | Sears Racing | Bicknell | 1 |
84 | Gary Tomkins | 2 | ||
85 | H.J. Bunting | - | ||
35 | Mike Mahaney | Bicknell | 3 | |
91 | Billy Decker | Jeremy Smith Racing | Bicknell | - |
Gypsum Racing | 3 | |||
93 | Danny Varin | 3 | ||
96 | Jean-Francois Corriveau | 3 | ||
97G | Ryan Godown | 1 | ||
97K | Kris Vermold | 1 | ||
98h | Jimmy Phelps | HBR Racing | Teo-Bicknell | 3 |
99L | Larry Wight | Gypsum Racing | Bicknell | 2 |
109 | Billy Whittaker | Bicknell | 2 | |
111 | Demetrios Drellos | 1 | ||
115 | Kenny Tremont | 1 | ||
118 | Jim Britt | Jim Britt Racing | - | |
165 | Rex King | - | ||
816 | Jeff Rockefeller | 1 | ||
B16 | Alan Barker | 2 | ||
cb3 | Chad Brachmann | Brachmann Racing | - | |
R2 | Rusty Smith | 3 | ||
R13 | Ralph McBride | - | ||
X | Chad Phelps | 1 | ||
Z | Butch Tittle | 3 |
FloRacing will broadcast 20 nights of racing with live video online (12 regular season races, Super DIRT Week & the BBM portion of World Finals). DIRTvision.com will broadcast all races with live radio coverage, and will have live video for the Volusia races. MavTV will broadcast select races (Volusia, Weedsport, Oswego + others) on tape delay, in partnership with Speed Sport.
No. | Race / Track | Winning driver | Winning team | Last Chance Showdown winner | Fastest Qualifier |
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≈ | DIRTcar Nationals (Night #3 / Race #1) | Tyler Siri | Siri Racing | Matt Sheppard | Stewart Friesen |
Jimmy Horton | |||||
Ryan Godown | Rick Laubach | ||||
Tyler Siri | |||||
≈ | DIRTcar Nationals (Night #3 / Race #2) | Tim McCreadie | Sweeteners Plus / CME | Brett Kressley | Billy Pauch |
Tim McCreadie | |||||
Ryan Godown | Justin Haers | ||||
Stewart Friesen | |||||
≈ | DIRTcar Nationals (Night #4) | Matt Sheppard | Matt Sheppard Racing | Jimmy Phelps | Danny Johnson |
Ryan Godown | |||||
Tyler Siri | Max McLaughlin | ||||
Jimmy Horton | |||||
≈ | DIRTcar Nationals (Night #5) | Tim McCreadie | Sweeteners Plus / CME | Jimmy Phelps | Stewart Friesen |
Mike Mahaney | |||||
Larry Wight | Billy VanInwegen | ||||
Max McLaughlin | |||||
1 | Heroes Remembered 100 | Stewart Friesen | Halmar Racing Team | Adam Roberts | Stewart Friesen |
Billy Dunn | |||||
Mat Williamson | Matt Sheppard | ||||
Larry Wight | |||||
2 | Brewerton | Matt Sheppard | Matt Sheppard Racing | Andrew Ferguson | Pat Ward |
Billy Decker | |||||
Rob Bellinger | Matt Sheppard | ||||
Tim Sears Jr, | |||||
3 | Brett Hearn's Big Show X | Stewart Friesen | Halmar Racing Team | Tim McCreadie | Tim Fuller |
Peter Britten | |||||
Stewart Friesen | |||||
Erick Rudolph | Willy Decker | ||||
Jessey Mueller |
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