The DIRTcar Pro Stock Series begins its toughest stretch of the season Monday at Brewerton Speedway, opening a run of three races in seven days as the championship chase tightens.
The 30-lap SummerFAST feature in Central Square will pay $1,000 to win. The series then heads to Lebanon Valley Speedway in West Lebanon on Saturday, Aug. 22, and Glen Ridge Motorsports Park in Fultonville on Sunday, Aug. 23, with both 30-lap races also paying $1,000 to the winner.
Bastien Caron leads the standings after four races with a 28-point advantage over Jason Casey. Caron has never made a series start at any of the three tracks, though he finished fourth in a Lebanon Valley event June 20.
Casey, Devon Camenga and defending series champion Pete Stefanski are separated by six points in the battle for second. Casey enters the week two points ahead of Camenga and four ahead of Stefanski.
Casey has five victories at Lebanon Valley this season, including a win last Saturday. Stefanski won the series event at Glen Ridge in 2024 and is seeking his 29th career series victory, while Camenga is pursuing his second.
Lebanon Valley has historically favored its weekly competitors. A track regular has won each of the 17 DIRTcar Pro Stock Series races held there, including Frank Twing in the past two events.
Monday's Brewerton race is part of SummerFAST with the Super DIRTcar Series and will be streamed on DIRTVision. The three-race stretch is part of the road to Super DIRT Week 54 and the 2026 series championship.
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