1 MONTH ALERT: Super DIRTcar Series Bringing Fireworks to Land of Legends For July Fourth Race
CANANDAIGUA, NY (June 4, 2024) – Windows will rattle, and the ground will shake, this Fourth of July when the Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds return to Land of Legends Raceway on Thursday, July 4.
It’ll be the Series’ 51st first visit to the Canandaigua, NY track, and this time, the Big Block superstars will battle 76 laps for a $7,500 payday.
Northeast Dirt Modified Hall of Famer Tim Fuller won the Stars and Stripes Spectacular last year, while 10-time Series champion Matt Sheppard won at Land of Legends during SummerFAST in August.
Sheppard is also the current points leader for weekly racing at Land of Legends, tied with 2024 Super DIRTcar Series Rookie of the Year contender Alex Payne – who has two wins, so far, at the track this year.
The Super DIRTcar Series will be joined by the CRSA 305 Sprint Car Tour.
Grandstands open at 5 p.m. (ET), with Hot Laps scheduled to start at 6 p.m. Grandstand tickets are $30 for adults and $10 for kids (ages six to 16). Kids 5 and under are free.
EVENT INFO
Date – Thursday, July 4
Location – Canandaigua, NY
Track Record – 17.125 seconds by Billy Decker on Aug. 9, 2007
Times (ET) –
4 p.m. Pits Open
5 p.m. Grandstands Open
6 p.m. Hot Laps & Qualifying
-Racing to follow
Tickets – Available at track.
How to Watch – Can’t make it to the track? Watch every lap live on DIRTVision.
Last Race Video Recap (Aug. 16, 2023) –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Previous Super DIRTcar Series winners at Land of Legends –
2023 — Tim Fuller on July 19, Matt Sheppard on Aug. 16
2022 — Max McLaughlin on June 30
2021 — Peter Britten on Aug. 4 (Day), Stewart Friesen on Aug. 4
2020 — Matt Sheppard on Oct. 10
2019 — Matt Sheppard on July 4
2018 — Danny Johnson on July 5
2016 — Tim Fuller on June 30
2015 — Matt Sheppard on July 2; Matt Sheppard on May 20
2012 — Danny Johnson on April 7
2011 — Billy Decker on June 14
2009 — Tim Fuller on Aug. 8
2008 — Alan Johnson on Sept. 20; Billy Decker & Billy Decker on Aug. 9
2007 — Brett Hearn on August 9
2006 — Matt Sheppard on Sept. 15; Gary Tomkins on Aug. 10
2005 — Gary Tomkins on Aug. 11
2003 — Steve Paine on Sept. 25; Tim McCreadie on Aug. 6
2002 — Alan Johnson on Sept. 14; Alan Johnson on Aug. 7
2001 — Steve Paine on Aug. 9
2000 — Steve Paine on June 28
1999 — Steve Paine on Sept. 1
1998 — Billy Decker on Aug. 20
1997 — Joe Plazek on July 31
1995 — Danny Johnson on July 26
1994 — Bob McCreadie on Aug. 10
1993 — Bob McCreadie on Sept. 11; Bob McCreadie on Aug. 11
1992 — Kenny Tremont, Jr. on Aug. 11
1990 — Bob McCreadie on Sept. 8; Bob McCreadie on July 18
1989 — Danny Johnson on Sept. 9; Danny Johnson on July 31
1988 — Alan Johnson on Sept. 10
1987 — Jack Johnson on Oct. 17
1986 — Danny Johnson on Sept. 6
1985 — Steve Paine on Sept.7
1984 — Alan Johnson on Sept. 8
1983 — Don McGinnis on Sept. 17
1982 — Alan Johnson on Sept. 11
1981 — Will Cagle on Sept. 19; Jack Johnson on Aug. 19
1980 — Mike McLaughlin on Sept. 6; Lou Lazzaro on July 23
The Super DIRTcar Series is brought to fans by many important sponsors and partners, including: DIRTVision (Official Live Broadcast Partner), Hoosier Racing Tire (Official Tire), Racing Electronics (Official Radio Supplier), SIS Insurance (Official Insurance Provider), Toyota (Official Vehicle), VP Racing (Official Racing Fuel), Chevy Performance Parts, and iRacing (Official Online Racing Game). Contingency sponsors include: ARP (Automotive Racing Products), ASI Race Wear, Behrent’s Performance Warehouse, Bicknell Racing Products, Billy Whittaker Cars & Trux, Cometic Gasket, COMP Cams, DIG Race, Fox Factory, MSD, SRI / SCAS, Swift Springs, WELD Racing, Wieland (Exclusive Racing Aluminum) and Wilwood; along with manufacturer sponsors, including: FIREBULL, Intercomp and JAM Performance.
Sources: Mike Warren, Super DIRTcar Series PR