Outlaw Speedway’s “Steve Kent Memorial” and Hummingbirds “Grady’s Decision Night” up Next!   The Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series is ready to get back into action this Friday and Saturday July 26-27, 2024.  Kicking off at Outlaw Speedway in Dundee, New York Friday night for their Summer Nationals “Steve Kent Memorial” and then heading south to Hummingbird Speedway for the “Grady’s Decision Night” alongside the Elite Motorsports United E-Mod Series.  Coming along with the tour will be the Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver’s signed on tour for 2024 that will look to beat out the local stars.   Friday, July 26, 2024 you can watch the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series take on the black dirt of Outlaw Speedway located in Dundee, New York.  Tyler Siri’s Outlaw Speedway has become a favorite amongst the super late model race teams as they travel from several hours to compete in

Ferree Returns to Close Racing Supply Victory Lane with the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series clinching the “Dave Kittey Memorial”! Saxonburg, PA resident Alex Ferree captured his first Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series victory of the year Saturday night at Latrobe Speedway Park for the “Dave Kittey Memorial””.   Paying $5,000.00 to win, it was one of the richest paying super late model events the speedway has seen to date and Ferree came back with a vengeance from 2023 as a late flat tire would retire him from the race lead then.    With 17 entries, the Jay’s United Late Model Series set out for Lindemuth Laser Etching Qualifying which saw Dan Angelicchio set the fast time.  Alex Ferree would claim Rocket Chassis heat race number one and Gregg Satterlee won Keizer Racing Wheels heat race number two.  Three Rivers Karting & Entertainment Park redraw put Saxonburg, PA’s

Hardy goes back to back at Path with the United Late Model Series for the “Night of Power”!   Stephens City, VA resident Kyle Hardy captured his first Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series victory of the year Friday night at Path Valley Speedway Park in the in Zach Crouse’s “Night of Power”.   Worth $5,000.00, it was one of the richest paying late model events the speedway has seen and Hardy has now put himself in Close Racing SupplyVictory Lane for the last two events the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series have put on at the speedway.   With 22 entries, the Jay’s United Late Model Series set out for Lindemuth Laser Etching Qualifying which saw Hayes Mattern set fast time.  Mattern would go on and lead wire to wire ]winning  Rocket Chassis heat race number one, Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver Michael Lake won Keizer Racing Wheels

Night of Power and Dave Kittey Memorial up Next! The Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series is set to get back into action this Friday and Saturday July 19-20, 2024.  Kicking off at Path Valley Speedway in Spring Run, Pennsylvania Friday night for Dr. Crouses “Night of Power” and then heading west to Latrobe Speedway for the previously rained out “Dave Kittey Memorial’.  Coming along with the tour will be the Lindemuth Laser Etching Elite Driver’s signed on tour in 2024 that will look to be out the local stars.   Friday, July 19, 2024 you can watch the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series take on the bullring of Path Valley Speedway located in Spring Run, Pennsylvania.  What has now become a bit of an annual trip to the speedway for the tour will now be one of its richest events as well paying $5,000.00 to win and $500.00

Hess Wins Meaningful “Mike Farr Memorial” with the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series. Waterford, Pennsylvania resident Dave Hess Jr captured his first Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series victory of the year last Sunday at Eriez Speedway in the seventh annual “Mike Farr Memorial”!  Worth $4,100.00 to begin with, Hess ended up taking home $5,524.00 after it was all said and done.  Putting his #44 Longhorn Chassis in Close Racing Supply victory lane was an accomplishment for the #44 team, but solidifying his name in the history books as a winner of the coveted “Mike Farr Memorial” meant so much more.   Another swift program was pushed out by Series Director Trevor Zuver as they worked closely with Dave Alexander and the staff at Eriez Speedway.  An early medical emergency in the general grandstands halted the event for a mere thirty minutes; that didn’t stop the United Late Model

Troutman Sweeps The Night At McKean! Hyndman, Pennsylvania resident Drake Troutman captured his second ever career Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series victory worth $4,000.00 last night at the Smethport, Pennsylvania ⅜ mile Mckean County Raceway, this put him back in Close Racing Supply Victory Lane.  Tonight’s event makes Troutman three for three on podium appearances with the series in 2024.   A swift program was pushed out by Series Director Trevor Zuver as they worked closely with the staff at McKean County Raceway.  Track promoter Kurt & Bonnie Stebbins were able to bring what may have been the best track surface the speedway has seen in several years! Delivery two and three wide racing throughout the night.  Not to mention what may have been a record crowd for the newfound promoters at McKean County Raceway.  Elbow’s Up Dirt Productions CEO Thomas Cordell kept the fans on the edge of

Lake Wins “U.S.M.C. Jason Dunham Memorial”. Uniontown, PA resident Michael Lake captured his second ever Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series victory worth $4,000.00 last night at the Rew, Pennsylvania bullring Bradford Speedway in the honorable “U.S.M.C Jason Dunham Memorial” landing himself in Close Racing Supply Victory Lane.   Pop up showers throughout the program led to Series Director Trevor Zuver to pushing the show through swiftly for the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series, from the drop of the first green in hot laps to the final checkered for the “U.S.M.C Jason Dunham Memorial”, the program ran just around two full hours!   With 17 entries, the Jay’s United Late Model Series set on for Lindemuth Laser Etching Qualifying saw Andy Boozel set a blistering fast time overall at  15.109 over the rest of the field..  Andy Boozel would go on to lead wire to wire and win Rocket