NASCAR Cup Series driver Chase Briscoe will challenge Canada’s top NASCAR Canada racers at the Freshstone Brands Dirt Classic at Ohsweken Speedway on July 11. Briscoe, known for his dirt racing roots and NASCAR successes, will drive the #1 Ford in this highly anticipated event.

Ken Schrader remains a bedrock at the foundation of North American motorsports. At the age of 68, Schrader skillfully wheeled his borrowed NASCAR Pinty’s Series machine around the ⅜-mile Ohsweken Speedway in Ontario, Canada for 100 laps to victory on Monday night (August 14). In just his second Series start, Schrader once again proved his ability to quickly adapt to a variety of race cars, tracks, and surfaces to success.

The NASCAR Pinty’s Series is returning to the dirt at Ontario’s Ohsweken Speedway for two 100-lap races on Monday, August 14, and Tuesday, August 15. One driver that will be hungry to get to victory lane is NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen.

OHSWEKEN, Ontario – The first NASCAR Pinty’s Series race on dirt at Ohsweken Speedway was worth the wait.

(Editor's Note: Although he was on the original entry list for the event, NASCAR Cup Series driver Christopher Bell is not expected to compete in Tuesday night's race.)

Up until this week, Evan Shotko had been mostly unknown amongst the broader Super Late Model scene. But he’s an unknown no more as Shotko just rattled off two massive wins in a matter of days.

The title of “Most Diverse Racing Series in North America” belongs to the NASCAR Pinty’s Series in Canada. Short tracks, road courses, street courses and even a dirt track make up an extremely eclectic mix of race tracks. But with such a diverse schedule comes a wide range of challenges that drivers and crew chiefs must overcome to be crowned champion at Delaware Speedway in September.