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We're back with the 2019 World Finals Pickem contest! You'll pick drivers from our predetermined driver groups and accumulate points based on how your drivers finish in their features. Test your knowledge on all three divisions for a chance to take home the top prize of $100...completely FREE to play as always! 

https://thedirtnetwo...-finals-pickem/

The time is here for our 4th Annual World Finals Pickem Contest! Many of you know how these go by now, but for those who don't...

 

Our contests are 100% free to play, and it only takes a couple minutes to enter and the rest is done by us. This time around contestants will be asked to pick 8 total drivers from lists that we have provided. This year also features a unique scoring format in an attempt to prevent any ties at the end of the weekend.

 

Prize List

1st - $75.00 Visa Gift Card

2nd - $25.00 Visa Gift Card plus a choice of tshirt from R and R Racewear's online catalog

3rd - DirtonDirt.com Baseball Cap plus a $15 Subway Gift Card

 

More info and the link to the contest can be found at the bottom of this article: http://thedirtnetwor...em-contest.html

Our own Jerin Steele recently got the chance to talk with Super Late Model driver and former touring member of the World of Outlaws, Austin Hubbard. The 23 year old, former WoO LM rookie of the year spoke candidly about what it's like to run his own operation, how he determines where he should race, and the current challenges that face the sport. 

 

"Sometimes you got to weigh the cost of fuel (for the transporter) versus the chances of making money," Hubbard said. "The two biggest costs are fuel for the hauler and engines. I don't see the price of fuel going down and I don't know if anyone has the answer when it comes to engines. If they did they'd be doing it right now."

 

You can check out the entire feature story here; http://thedirtnetwor...diy-method.html

 

Thanks for reading....

Jim Fosnaught recently took time to talk with us at TDN about his 2014 that saw him not only win six feature events at Lernerville, but also saw him take home his first career track championship. Jim talked about the changes he made that helped bring about his finest season and also about his beginnings in micro sprints and what the season meant to him.

"But this year we said that we're just going to go out there and race, we didn't care about points and we really didn't care about winning, whatever was meant to be was what was meant to be. And we kept that mindset for most of the year. There did come a time when I started to think about the points though, but I didn't let it take me over. Basically, we were just trying to have fun."


You can check out the full article here: http://thedirtnetwor...ge-to-make.html


Also at TDN, our 2015 410 Sprint North East Regional Championship will be interesting to say the least, to see the criteria we have an unveiling of what will be in the coming season here. http://thedirtnetwor...winged-410.html

Have a great week everyone!