The DIRTcar Summer Nationals celebrated the 39th season of racing in 2025 with a schedule that boasted 28 races in 34 days. The renowned Hell Tour toured 27 racetracks in eight states, covered over 5,000 miles of midwestern roads, and experienced five off days that turned into nonstop working days.
Fifteen years after winning his first DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Model title, Jason Feger conquered the grind of the 2025 Hell Tour to get his second. However, there was a different motivation behind his chase for another. Though he wanted the accolade, the Bloomington, IL native was determined to win
Owning the title as the all-time DIRTcar Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals winner, Nick Hoffman has waited since running Late Models in 2018 to visit Victory Lane for the first time. On Sunday night, the Mooresville, NC driver took his Tye Twarog Racing machine to the win in the DIRTcar
Zack Mitchell’s week has shown immediate success with the Coltman Farms Racing crew as he drove towards his first staple DIRTcar Summer National Late Models win in his fifth career start. The Enoree, SC driver dominated the front at Oakshade Raceway after setting the night’s Quick Time, won his Heat
Through Zack Mitchell’s first four starts in the DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models, he has shown his presence in the final week of 2025. After going fastest in his Qualifying group and winning his Heat race, the Enoree, SC native had to fend off 2025 Hell Tour title contender Tyler
By Spence Smithback Entering the weekend, Bobby Pierce had done everything at I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park except win with the World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision. He made his second start with the Series at Pevely in 2010 at just 13 years
Nick Hoffman might be “The Thrill From Mooresville,” but Pevely, MO will always feel like home. And his return “home” couldn’t come at a better time after a career-best finish at the Dirt Late Model Dream before the World of Outlaws St. Louis Firecracker Faceoff at I-55 Federated Auto Parts
Age is just a number. At 67 years old, Billy Moyer continued to write his name into the modern history of the DIRTcar Summer Nationals in Tuesday’s season opener at the Brownstown Bullring. Using his skills of driving through a slick racetrack to his advantage, Moyer celebrated his 101st Feature
As the warm summer skies fall upon June and July, so does the annual challenge of racing every day for over a month with the DIRTcar Summer Nationals. Traveling over 5,000 miles in 2025, the renowned Hell Tour will endure 31 race nights in a 34-day timespan and visit nine
The DIRTcar Summer Nationals and Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals competition will begin in one month, reigniting the season’s hottest tour once again. The 2025 edition of the Hell Tour features 31 races in 34 days, with visits across nine states, including Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri, Tennessee, Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan,
Four championships. Most wins all-time. Those stats have earned Shannon Babb the right to be called one of the greatest DIRTcar Summer Nationals drivers. The Mowequa, IL driver has a close bond to the famed Hell Tour, which he’s been setting records in for the past 26 years. Like other
Brandon Sheppard, Brian Shirley, Bobby Pierce, and Tyler Erb reminisce about importance of first wins with the Summer Nationals Drivers never forget their first win. Especially their first with the DIRTcar Summer Nationals. It’s a different euphoria. It may mark a driver’s first Super Late Model victory. It may mark
