By Dave Medler
BREWERTON, NY – Spend the start of your Labor Day Weekend Friday, September 1 at the Brewerton Speedway on Championship Night presented by New York State – Stop DWI.
Racing on the ‘D-Shaped DIRT Demon‘will feature the traveling, methanol eating, winged warriors Empire Super Sprints. In their previous two visits this season to the Brewerton Speedway, over thirty cars signed in to the pits each night, with Danny Varin and Paulie Colagiovanni going to victory lane.
Joining the Empire Super Sprints will be the 800 horsepower, ground shaking, Tracey Road DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, DOT Foods DIRTcar Sportsman, and the AmeriCU Credit Union Mod Lites. Mod Lites will be a non-point race.
Thanks to our friends at DOT Foods, the first 100 kids will get a backpack full of school supplies as they enter the speedway. There will also be a raffle for a Chromebook and printer.
DOT Foods did not stop there, they will have bonuses for the Sportsman. Each heat winner will receive $100. Hard Charger $100. Feature Winner $100.
2023 Track Champions will be crowned in the Modifieds and Sportsman.
Top Five Division Point Standings Coming into September 1 Championship Night.
Modifieds: 1. Tim Sears Jr. (590) 2. Larry Wight (558) 3. Jimmy Phelps (524) 4. Chris Hile (518) 5. Ronnie Davis III (514).
Sportsman: 1. Zach Sobotka (582) 2. Brandon Carvey (566) 3. Stephen Marshall (542) 4. Richard Murtaugh (524) 5. Cody Manitta (517).
August 25 Feature Winners.
Modifieds: Max McLaughlin
Sportsman: Ryan Dolbear
Mod Lites: Justin Williams
Four Cylinder Super Stocks: Nate Powers
September 1 Admission.
Adult G/A: $25
18 Years & Under: Free
Pit Passes.
DIRTcar/ESS/IMCA Members: $40
Non-Member: $45
Pits Open: 4:30 pm
Grandstands Open: 5:30 pm
Hot Laps Start: 5:50 pm
Racing Begins: 7:00 pm
Brewerton Speedway would like to thank marketing partner and event sponsor New York State – Stop DWI.
New York State is recognized nationally as a leader in traffic safety, and in particular for continual progress in reducing alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes and fatalities.
New York’s STOP-DWI program is the Nations’ first and, to date, only self-sustaining impaired driving program. Other States have implemented components of self-sufficiency, but none to the degree of New York State.
NYS STOP-DWI Mission
· Reduce the number of persons killed or injured in alcohol and other drug-related traffic crashes
· To promote DWI prevention as a public priority
· Coordinate local efforts in Law Enforcement, Prosecution, Probation, Rehabilitation, Public Information, Education, and Administration.
Overview
· STOP-DWI stands for “Special Traffic Options Program for Driving While Impaired”.
· The STOP-DWI Program was created by the State Legislature in 1981.
· Empowers counties to coordinate local efforts to reduce alcohol and other drug related traffic crashes.
· The Program functions as a financially self-sustaining alcohol and highway safety program.
· STOP-DWI efforts are funded entirely from fines paid by convicted drunken drivers, no tax dollars are used.
STOP-DWI New York has followed the “General Deterrence Model” in developing the legislation and programs that are a statewide success. The General Deterrence Model is best described as a method to get people not to do something. The necessary prongs include:
· Prevention and Education (don’t drink and drive)
· Incapacitation (keep drinkers from driving)
· Reform (treat individuals to prevent future offenses)
· Deterrence (change behavior through fear or consequences)
Find your county’s local STOP-DWI Coordinator.
Any Questions you might have and for 2024 marketing and advertising opportunities, contact Cory Reed at cory@brewertonspeedway.com or (315) 668-6906.
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The Brewerton Speedway is located at 60 – US 11, Central Square, NY.