Juniata Veterinary Clinic Elevates Role with Austin Berry Racing as Primary 2026 Partner

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Mifflin, PA – March 10, 2026

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Original Image Credit:  Derick Kriner Photography

Austin Berry Racing (ABR) is thrilled to announce that Juniata Veterinary Clinic will step up as the team’s primary partner for the 2026 racing season. This marks the fourth consecutive year of partnership, a testament to the solid relationship and shared values between the two organizations.

Driver Austin Berry expressed his enthusiasm for the continued collaboration: “At Austin Berry Racing, we believe in partnerships that benefit both the race team and the partner’s business. We strive to do everything within our means to promote and advertise our partners with class and respect, ensuring they receive substantial value for their investment.”

For over 30 years, the Juniata Veterinary Clinic has been a cornerstone of exceptional veterinary care in Juniata and Mifflin Counties, providing compassionate care through its expertise. This dedicated 4-doctor team is committed to treating animals of all types and ages, providing a comprehensive range of services designed to ensure pets receive the holistic care they deserve.

Juniata Veterinary Clinic offers a wide array of services, including preventative care, dermatology, pet dentistry, and surgery.

Under the ownership and operation of Dr. Michaela Fry, a distinguished veterinarian and member of the Penn State Ag Extension Board, the clinic is further bolstered by Dr. Melissa Ehrisman, Dr. Karen Rosenberry, and Dr. Makenzie Bishop. Their combined expertise and compassionate approach solidify Juniata Veterinary Clinic as the preferred choice for conscientious pet owners in the region.

Why Choose Juniata Veterinary Clinic?

Located in Mifflintown, PA, the clinic prides itself on providing personalized care, blending compassion with professionalism to ensure the best possible outcomes for pets. They are located at 1775 Butchershop Rd, Mifflintown, PA, and can be reached by phone at (717) 436-9790.

Juniata Veterinary Clinic invites you to discover the difference in care and expertise. Call them today to schedule a visit and experience the Juniata Veterinary Clinic advantage.

The partnership with ABR not only highlights Juniata Veterinary Clinic’s commitment to supporting local talent and community ventures but also demonstrates their dedication to excellence, both in care and in community engagement.

As Austin Berry Racing prepares for an exciting 2026 season, having Juniata Veterinary Clinic as a primary partner signifies a shared vision for growth, community involvement, and success both on and off the track.

Fans can keep up with Austin Berry Racing’s news, schedule, and more at the team’s website, AustinBerryRacing.com, built by the great folks at My Race Pass in partnership with Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management.

ABOUT  AUSTIN BERRY

Austin started racing go-karts in 2005 in PA. In 2007, he began competing in the WKA, VDKA, and other small series in the Southeastern U.S. His career evolved to Legends cars midway through the 2011 season, and in 2012, he entered a driver development program in NC. After three seasons of racing Legends, Austin decided to return to his Pennsylvania home and go dirt Super Late Model racing in 2015, a challenge he continues to take on into his 12th season.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • First super late model win June 2021 at Port Royal Speedway
  • 2019 & 2021 Most Improved Super Late Model Driver at Port Royal
  • 2016 Selinsgrove Speedway Super Late Model Rookie of the Year

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ABOUT ADDICTED2DIRT PR & MEDIA MANAGEMENT

Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management specializes in enhancing race teams’ visibility through strategic PR services. A2D offers a comprehensive range of services, from handling strategic PR initiatives like press releases and social media content to providing coaching and consulting to empower teams to manage their own public relations effectively and affordably. Whether you need A2D to manage your PR or want to learn how to do it yourself, A2D is committed to helping you build a loyal fanbase and attract marketing partners! 

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ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Rich “MrAddicted2Dirt” Watts is a passionate fan-turned-PR expert who helps elevate racing teams’ public relations in the dirt motorsports industry. With extensive knowledge and connections, he helps teams boost visibility, grow loyal fanbases through proven strategies, and secure marketing partnerships. Rich also offers PR coaching and consulting services, plus shares his insights as a speaker and podcast guest. 

To learn more or to contact Rich about an opportunity, visit MrA2D.com!

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Florida Firsts and Pennsylvania Preparation As Snook Looks Ahead to March

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Port Royal, PA – March 7, 2026

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Brian Rhoad / WRT Speedwerx

While initial plans for Lane Snook and Jerry Foster in the modified would have seen Lane compete during the DIRTCar Nationals, snow dashed those plans. New plans found the young Pennsylvania racer competing in the Sunshine State later in the month, at the Ocala Speedway. As expected, there were some challenges that arose throughout the weekend, but also some positives.

The 5 team was able to make the practice night and grab a little experience together before the actual racing began.

“We got out 3 times on practice night, and I felt I got better every session.”

The weekend of racing started off strong with Lane’s best finish. Throughout the first feature, Lane battled with the top two cars and was in contention at points to take the lead. He was able to finish his debut in the Foster 5 with a 2nd place effort, “on 7 cylinders, as a plug wire came off.” Snook showed he was able to handle the tricky track and run up front against some pretty good modified regulars.

Night two also saw the 5-car start out strong. After winning his heat, Lane would start from the pole in the feature.

“I got out to a good lead in the feature, and after a few restarts, I got into turn 3 on the one lap and let the car get off the bars and spun out.”

With the misfortune of sending him to the back, Lane just tried to stay out of more trouble. Trying to learn the car and dirty air in the back, Lane “then spun again for the same reason. I pulled in, and we discussed what I did wrong and what I needed to do to fix my mistakes for the next night.”

The final night at Ocala, Lane had a solid heat race and moved up enough to start top ten in the feature. “After some restarts and going backwards, then forwards some spots, I was around 8th.” On a restart, Lane encountered some trouble once again.

“I was able to get around a car on the start, then had to check up a little bit for a car in front of me, and got spun out by the guy behind me and pushed into the tractor tire.”

This ended the team’s run in the Saturday finale. “The modified experience was definitely different compared to a late model.” Even though the weekend didn’t go extremely well, there were still strong points and lots of lessons learned.

“I want to thank Jerry Foster, little Jerry, and Todd for the opportunity and all of the help. I feel I learned a lot over the weekend, and hopefully we can have some better luck next time.”

While all of this was happening in Florida, the 23 team, back in PA, was getting the car ready for the upcoming month of March, which would kick off the racing season in the family car. While the weather has not been cooperative so far, Snook is hopefully going to be able to shake the car down at some point prior to the start of the super late model season. “Maybe we’ll go practice at BAPS a night if it’s warm.”

With most action not coming until later in the month, the team will continue to focus on fine-tuning the super late model car, as that will be the focus to start the season. The plan is to begin the PA season with the Port Royal Speedway opener on March 21st. The team will then follow that up with a March 28th appearance at The Speed Palace. Bedford Speedway will round out the month as the late models pair up with the Short Track Super Series. Follow along with all of these races on FloRacing and keep up to date on any changes in the schedule.

The team would like to thank all of its great supporters, new and old, for keeping the dream alive and making each race season a reality.

Make sure to stay tuned to upcoming releases to get schedule updates and also check out the team’s website, LaneSnookRacing.com, for updates and stats. 

ABOUT  LANE SNOOK

Lane Snook is a 3rd generation race car driver who is entering his 12th year behind the wheel at the age of 17. After racing go-karts for several years, he made the move into the limited late model division in 2023. In 2024, he found success in the division, collecting 5 wins at 2 different tracks. In 2025, he recorded a career year, winning 20 times in 43 races. In 2026 he will make the move to the super late model division while still competing part-time in his limited late model.

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Photo Credit: Derick Kriner Photography

ABOUT ADDICTED2DIRT PR & MEDIA MANAGEMENT

Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management specializes in enhancing race teams’ visibility through strategic PR services. A2D offers a comprehensive range of services, from handling strategic PR initiatives like press releases and social media content to providing coaching and consulting to empower teams to manage their own public relations effectively and affordably. Whether you need A2D to manage your PR or want to learn how to do it yourself, A2D is committed to helping you build a loyal fanbase and attract marketing partners! 

Visit A2DPR.com to learn more!

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Rich “MrAddicted2Dirt” Watts is a passionate fan-turned-PR expert who helps elevate racing teams’ public relations in the dirt motorsports industry. With extensive knowledge and connections, he helps teams boost visibility, grow loyal fanbases through proven strategies, and secure marketing partnerships. Rich also offers PR coaching and consulting services, plus shares his insights as a speaker and podcast guest. 

To learn more or to contact Rich about an opportunity, visit MrA2D.com!

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Offseason Crewing and New Things Brewing for Lane Snook in 2026

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Port Royal, PA – January 21, 2026

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Ryan Roberts Photography

With the career season of 2025 behind him, the offseason was a great time for the team to reflect and get prepared for 2026. The “offseason” for Lane, however, has consisted of a lot of travel and crew work. “I left to go on the road Saturday night, after I raced at Eldora.” 

Since that October date, Lane has been traveling around with the G.R. Smith Motorsports 22 team and Drake Troutman. Helping out on the crew and gaining more experience, and even getting to participate in the pitstop challenge at Gateway Dirt Nationals, the winter months have been busy. 

Traveling coast to coast and visiting tracks like Charlotte, Whynot, the Dome, and Central Arizona has made for a quick offseason. The road tripping will continue as the 22 team heads to the southeast to race in Georgia and Florida. 

“I’ve probably been home 3, maybe 4 weeks since then (October),” stated Snook. “I’ll be down in Georgia and Florida until about the middle of March, when I fly back home to start racing.” While March will start the race season in Pennsylvania for Lane, his actual race season will kick off in a few weeks time at the DIRTCar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park. 

In a deal that has been in the works for a little bit, Lane will have the opportunity to pilot the Jerry Foster-owned number 5, UMP modified. The division that races the most and is coined the “Iron Men of DIRTCar Nationals”, Snook will get to try his hand at racing one of the biggest and most talented fields in the modified division. 

“I think Jerry wanted to race more often than Drake was able to, so Drake threw the idea around of putting me in it, as I wanted to go to Florida and race. Since Drake is planning on racing the late model while the mods are at Volusia, the deal just kind of came together.” Lane has helped out with not only the late model side of Drake’s racing venture, but has also helped a few times with the 5 car, when Drake has run modifieds. Snook had gotten the chance to get to know Jerry Foster through this, and it will hopefully benefit both parties. 

The young Port Royal, PA racer will plan to race “Tuesday or Wednesday, through Saturday (Feb 3rd-7th), then we’ll see how that goes and see if Jerry wants to do anything after that.” This will be a great chance for the young driver to prove what he has, but it won’t come without challenges. This is a new track for Lane and a new car to learn. 

With a big season planned for 2026 in the late model ranks, Lane will then have to refocus after this long trip away. Time away for Snook has helped in the past, and all of the things he has learned have definitely started to pay off for him. So aside from the new opportunity at the start of the year down south, what does preparation for 2026 in the northeast look like? 

“My crew has been hard at work getting the cars done at home, so I’m able to race this year.”

Being that in past seasons, Lane was at home more to assist with prep, the burden lands on the crew, but after such success in 2025, there is no doubt that the family and crew know how to get the cars prepared and have them ready to compete come March. The super late model season is still planned to kick off for Lane at Port Royal in late March. While the team schedule is still being figured out, Lane will plan to focus on more super late model racing in 2026 and continue to grow and learn from his time on the road. 

With the success of last season and Snook tallying 20 wins, new eyes and attention have found the team. “We have a lot of great new sponsors that I’m looking forward to getting their product or business out to the racing world.” 

As Lane continues to build his racing career, all of the preparation from not only a race car standpoint, but also a sponsor and fan standpoint, grows and brings about exciting opportunities to build his brand. “We are working on T-shirts and hats,” mentioned Snook. 

“It wouldn’t be possible without my parents for supporting me to do what I love, all of the crew help that I have at home, and all the great sponsors that continue to help me out every year, and all of the new sponsors coming on board!” 

Fans can tune in to watch the DIRTCar Nationals via DIRTVision to see the start of Lane’s season. Make sure to stay tuned to upcoming releases to get schedule updates and also check out the team’s website, LaneSnookRacing.com, for updates and stats. 

ABOUT  LANE SNOOK

Lane Snook is a 3rd generation race car driver who is entering his 11th year behind the wheel at the age of 17. After racing go-karts for several years, he made the move into the limited late model division in 2023. In 2024, he saw great success in the division, collecting 5 wins at 2 different tracks. In 2025, he recorded 20 wins in limited late model competition. In 2026, he will make the move to the super late model division while still competing part-time in his limited late model.

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Lane Snook Racing are available for the 2026 season!  Contact the team today at [email protected].

Lane Snook on the loud pedal of his late model at Port Royal Speedway during the 2025 season (photo credit: Brian Rhoad / WRT Speedwerx)

ABOUT ADDICTED2DIRT PR & MEDIA MANAGEMENT

Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management specializes in enhancing race teams’ visibility through strategic PR services. A2D offers a comprehensive range of services, from handling strategic PR initiatives like press releases and social media content to providing coaching and consulting to empower teams to manage their own public relations effectively and affordably. Whether you need A2D to manage your PR or want to learn how to do it yourself, A2D is committed to helping you build a loyal fanbase and attract marketing partners! 

Visit A2DPR.com to learn more!

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Rich “MrAddicted2Dirt” Watts is a passionate fan-turned-PR expert who helps elevate racing teams’ public relations in the dirt motorsports industry. With extensive knowledge and connections, he helps teams boost visibility, grow loyal fanbases through proven strategies, and secure marketing partnerships. Rich also offers PR coaching and consulting services, plus shares his insights as a speaker and podcast guest. 

To learn more or to contact Rich about an opportunity, visit MrA2D.com!

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