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Progress and Patience: Austin Berry Quietly Making Gains with New Approach on and off the Track

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Port Royal, PA – July 6, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jason Walls / WRT Speedwerx

Austin Berry’s super late model schedule has been a little sparse so far this season.  That has been mostly an intentional thing.

Berry and his wife have made building a house their priority this year, plus engine bills last season have Berry focused on a lighter schedule to make sure he doesn’t face another offseason engine refresh bill.

That said, a lighter schedule doesn’t mean he isn’t focused on improving his program, and it certainly doesn’t mean he has any less desire to be competitive and win races.

THINKING AHEAD

“Unfortunately, those are the kinds of decisions a small, family-owned team like ours has to make.  Last year was hard on our racing budget, so we have to play the long game and make sure our equipment lasts.”, Berry shared.

“We bought a piece of land several years ago, and my wife has patiently waited to build our house while we focused on racing.  This was the year to change the priority.”

“If our plan works out, it should put us in a position in the coming seasons to race more than we have before, plus I’ll have a new, larger space to do it out of.”, Berry said, referring to the shop that will be a part of his newly built home.

June 7th at Port Royal Speedway turned out to be another good example of the way Berry and his team must make decisions.  During his heat race at the Appalachian Mountain Speedweek show, Berry was challenging for second, but his engine temp had risen to undesirable heights, so he was forced to drop out to prevent any significant damage.

Back in the pits, the crew found a broken engine cooling fan.  While Berry could have replaced the fan and raced the B-main that night, he and the team chose to park the car for the night so they could fully evaluate it at the shop to ensure there had been no damage to the Tuscarora Restoration, Juniata Veterinary Clinic, Berry’s Siding & Seamless Gutter, Dye It Rite, SRI Performance, VP Racing Fuels No.86.

“We have to be smart and not take unnecessary risks with our equipment right now.  A major failure right now could sideline us for a long time.”, Berry said.  

PRODUCTIVE SHOP TIME

Even though the race schedule has been light so far this season, it doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot of work going on.  Berry and his team have been busy in the shop evaluating their setups and looking for ways to improve the handling of their Rocket XR1 Chassis.

“We seem to find ourselves fighting a tight racecar a lot.  That means when I want it to turn and rotate, it wants to push the front end up the track instead.”, Berry explained.

“It’s something we have battled.  Sometimes we kinda solve it, but overall it doesn’t give the car the feel I want, so we have been working hard to find a setup package that gives me the balance I want and eliminates the push.”

After a lot of shop hours to make significant changes to their racecar, Berry was anxious to hit the track and find out if their hard work had them headed in the right direction.  The weather made it a bit of a gamble, but it looked promising enough to load up and hit the road June 28th to race the Spence Memorial at Winchester Speedway in Virginia.  

LET’S SEE WHAT WE’VE GOT

After a sunny afternoon, rain hit the track minutes before hot laps and delaying the start of the program.  When racing finally did get started, the track went from greasy to fast to rough as hot laps, qualifying, and heats took place, with weather still making itself known from time to time.

When he did hit the track, Berry timed 3rd quickest in his group and scored a runner-up finish in his heat race.

“It was a tricky surface for sure.  There was so much grip, I had a hard time keeping my left side tires on the ground.”, Berry commented.

“My car was really good.  It had more than I could use under the conditions.  I kinda had to be carefully aggressive and just take what I could get without risking my equipment.”

Ultimately, the promoter, in the interest of driver safety, pulled the plug on the show before the heats were completed.

THE NEXT TEST

Berry’s assessment of the changes to his car on the abbreviated night in Virginia was that they had something good going.  

“The conditions were unusual, but I could still tell the car was much better.  I wasn’t shoving the nose at all.”, an optimistic Berry explained.

With that in mind and anxious to get more laps, Berry planned two races around the Independence Day holiday.  The first was the Firecracker 76 at Bedford Speedway in Pennsylvania on July 3rd.

Berry started second in his heat race and held a firm grip on the spot throughout.  In the main event, he started 8th and made his way forward to challenge for 4th at one point.

He ultimately ended up 6th after dealing with some lapped traffic and doing battle with a familiar foe or two.  All in all, it was a solid night.

“We were pretty good.  It’s tough to pass here, so track position is key.  I’m happy with where we are.  We’ve made good progress on our setup, plus I got to race with my good buddy Tyler Ritchey for a while.”, Berry commented.  

BACK ON FAMILIAR TURF

Berry’s second event of the holiday weekend was just ten miles from his shop on July 5th at Port Royal Speedway.  ‘The Speed Palace’, as it’s known, is where Berry has the most laps in a super late model, so this would be a good opportunity to evaluate the recent setup changes.

The answer came quickly.  In Berry’s heat race, he raced to a runner-up finish from his 3rd starting spot.

“I had a great car in the heat race.  Best car I’ve had here in a while.  I’m excited because this new package we implemented has us competitive again.”, Berry said.

“I probably had a good enough car to win the heat race, but the line Andrew (Yoder) was running took away my best option, so I didn’t take any risks.”

The qualifying run provided Berry with the 4th starting spot and a lot of confidence for the 25-lap A-main.

Unfortunately, things went sour early.  Berry caught a rut in turn two of the opening lap, which not only cost him a couple of positions, it initiated the demise of his right rear tire.

“I could smell rubber right away, so I knew it was going flat from the get-go.”, a disappointed Berry explained.

With the tire going down, Berry lost another couple of positions, and then on lap five, the tire let go, shredding it and sending him to the work area for a replacement.

“Man, I don’t need good luck…I’d just like the bad breaks to stay away for a while so we can show what we’ve got.  I want my guys to get some payoff for all their hard work.”, Berry added.

Officially, Berry finished 17th, but at least he came away knowing they are making the right changes and they have speed again.

“I believe we were a top-five car tonight without the tire issue.  The bad breaks are hard to swallow, but I’m going to focus on the fact that we have speed and a good handling racecar again.  If we keep digging, we’ll get the finishes we are capable of.”, a very patient and confident Berry stated.

UP NEXT

Berry hasn’t set his upcoming schedule in stone just yet.  His day job and new home construction are both demanding a lot of attention at the moment.

“The Spence Memorial makeup at Winchester Speedway this coming weekend is on my radar but I can’t commit to it just yet.  I’ll need to see how things go this week.”, Berry shared.

“Patience is definitely key for me this year on and off the track.  I just have to manage everything and keep it all moving forward.  I appreciate the fans being patient with us this year too.  We’ll get the word out as soon as we’re able to make decisions about our schedule.  Keep an eye on our social media for the latest.”

All season long, 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!

 

RECENT RESULTS (starting position in parentheses)

  • Date/Location:  June 7, 2025 / Port Royal Speedway, Port Royal, PA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats: Group Qualifying 10th, Heat 9th (4), A-main DNQ
  • Date/Location:  June 28, 2025 / Winchester Speedway, Winchester, VA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats: Group Qualifying 3rd, Heat 2nd (2), A-main RAIN
  • Date/Location:  July 3, 2025 / Bedford Speedway, Bedford, PA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats: Heat 2nd (2), A-main 6th (8)
  • Date/Location:  July 5, 2025 / Port Royal Speedway, Port Royal, PA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats: Heat 2nd (3), A-main 17th (4)

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 Legends, Austin decided to stick to his Pennsylvania home and go dirt Super Late Model racing in 2015.

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

FOLLOW AUSTIN’S SEASON:

 

THANKS TO OUR 2025 PARTNERS!

  • Tuscarora Restoration
  • Juniata Veterinary Clinic
  • Berry’s Siding & Seamless Gutter
  • Dye It Rite
  • SRI Performance / Stock Car Steel & Aluminum
  • VP Racing Fuels
  • Nathan Berry Beef Farm
  • SpeedWrapz & SW Sportswear
  • Carquest of State College
  • Fragola Performance Systems
  • Addicted2DirtPR.com
  • GO Lithium
  • Peterson Fluid Systems
  • Quick Car
  • Valvoline Pro-V Racing
  • Sweet Manufacturing
  • Victory Fuel
  • Swift Springs
  • Strange Oval
  • DMI – Diversified Machine, Inc.
  • Quarter Master
  • Hoosier Mid-Atlantic
  • Rocket XR1 Chassis
  • Cornett Racing Engines
  • Barron’s Racing engines
  • JDS Racing/Penske Racing Shocks

 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Austin Berry Racing are available for the 2025 season!  Email us at [email protected].

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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Kody Hartlaub Prepares for Ten-Race PA Speedweek Grind

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Abbottstown, PA – June 26, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

With the Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek on the horizon, Kody Hartlaub is gearing up for arguably the most challenging stretch of the season—a 10-day, 10-race trial that demands both endurance and attention to detail.

Hartlaub is entering this year’s Speedweek with a balanced perspective on his season so far. His goal this season was top-ten finishes, which he has achieved, but to a lesser degree than he’d like.  As a result, there remains a strong desire for improvement and consistency.  Last month, the East Berlin (PA) driver was transparent in sharing that his cars were better than he had been and he felt he needed to improve behind the wheel.

Hartlaub’s recent showing at Williams Grove was a confidence-booster and validation that his efforts to improve his skills behind the wheel are working.  He executed what he considers the best 30 laps he has ever run at the legendary oval.  It came against a highly competitive field with the All Star Circuit of Champions in town to challenge the PA Posse.  The run earned him a 10th-place finish out of 40 contenders.

It was a solid result, but it also demonstrates how a driver and team can do everything right and still not get exactly the result they desire.  The sport is tough.  It makes teams feel like they have to be great just to get good results.  That’s why Hartlaub and his team work so hard on their program, down to the smallest details.

RECENT RESULTS

  • Date/Location:  June 6, 2025 / Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg, PA
  • Event:  All Star Circuit of Champions / Lynn Paxton EMMR Legends Classic
  • Stats:  Group Qualifying 3rd, Heat 5th (3), A-main 10th (13)
  • Date/Location:  June 7, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Event:  All Star Circuit of Champions / Elijah Hawkins Memorial
  • Stats:  Group Qualifying 3rd, Heat 3rd (4), A-main 11th (5)
  • Date/Location:  June 21, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Event:  Steve Smith Tribute / PA Speedweek Tune-Up
  • Stats:  Qualifying 11th, Heat 4th (3), A-main 13th (11)

CONFIDENT PREPARATION

Entering his second Speedweek, Hartlaub carries the confidence of experience.

“Because of racing so much now, I’m not anxious about new tracks. I just attack it like it’s another race,” he reflects, underscoring the maturity and composure he brings into the high-pressure environment. This familiarity, however, doesn’t imply complacency, as Hartlaub keenly focuses on each race as an opportunity to further refine his approach.

After competing in his first PA Speedweek in 2024 in the seat of the Trone Outdoor No.39, a notable change this year is that he will be competing in the NinetyFive Motorsports, Brewer Home Improvements, J Fuels, Bigham Appraisal, Moose Blocks, Griffith Plumbing Services, T&N Solutions No.95 owned by Pat Brewer and Hartlaub.

“This year I’ll be off work the whole week and I’ll be hands-on with the car.”, Hartlaub shared.

He and the team will take care of daily maintenance, handle motor swaps when necessary, and generally make sure they are prepared each night when they unload.

“It’s a lot for Pat, Justin, Austin, Lane, my dad (Kevin), and me to keep everything operating smoothly with the pace you have to keep to race ten times in ten days, but we will be ready.”, Hartlaub added.

Consistency remains the key pillar of Hartlaub’s ambitions for Speedweek. Recalling his fifth-place finish in last year’s Speedweek points standings, he aims to build on this foundation, continuing to target top ten finishes with an eye on the top five.

Speedweek isn’t all about those ten days, though.  A significant part of being successful is the planning and preparation that occur over the many weeks leading up to the series.

“We are being smart about which motor to run where. If things go as planned, we’ll only need to change motors twice during the ten races.”, Hartlaub said.

Hartlaub is poised to be a factor night in and night out throughout the series. Speedweek could be the turning point of Hartlaub’s season, helping him break through to more consistent top-ten finishes and more top fives.

UP NEXT

Hartlaub will kick off the 2025 Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek at Williams Grove Speedway on June 27th.  Be sure to stop by the NinetyFive Motorsports team souvenir trailer and pick up your Kody Hartlaub merchandise to show your support!  The full series schedule is listed below.

  1. Jun-27 Williams Grove Speedway
  2. Jun-28 Lincoln Speedway
  3. Jun-29 BAPS Motor Speedway
  4. Jun-30 Lincoln Speedway
  5. Jul-1 Grandview Speedway
  6. Jul-2 Port Royal Speedway
  7. Jul-3 Hagerstown Speedway
  8. Jul-4 Williams Grove Speedway
  9. Jul-5 Port Royal Speedway
  10. Jul-6 Path Valley Speedway

TRIBUTE REMINDER

As we prepare for the excitement of Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek, it’s important to remember the special tribute and fundraiser organized by J Fuels in collaboration with NinetyFive Motorsports in honor of the Late Patrolman Andrew William Duarte.

This meaningful event, beginning at BAPS Motor Speedway on June 29th, will feature a commemorative wing adorned with Patrolman Duarte’s details, highlighting his service and dedication.

Fans are encouraged to participate in a raffle to win this special wing, with proceeds supporting the Officer Andrew Duarte Memorial Fund. For a detailed overview of this heartfelt initiative and how you can contribute to honoring Patrolman Duarte’s legacy, please click the title below to visit the original press release:

J Fuels and NinetyFive Motorsports to Honor the Late Patrolman Andrew Duarte (or copy/paste this URL https://addicted2dirtpr.com/j-fuels-and-ninetyfive-motorsports-to-honor-duarte/)

Join us and the racing community in making a positive impact while celebrating the life of a true local hero.

ABOUT  KODY HARTLAUB

Kody started racing go-karts in 2005. Over five seasons he won championships at Hunterstown and Shippensburg, and finished 2nd in the PA State series. Following the 2009 season, he moved up to race 600 micro sprints on a limited basis, but then spent a few years away from the sport. In late 2015 Kody tested in a 358 sprint car and started a partial schedule in 2016. In 2018, he raced the majority of the season but then sat out again in 2019. He returned to 358 sprints in 2020 on a very limited schedule, then in 2021 he was able to complete his first full season at Lincoln Speedway.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • 2024 410 Sprint car rookie of the year at Williams grove and lincoln speedways
  • 2023 Lincoln Speedway 358 Sprint car champion, including 3 victories
  • 2022 358 sprint car Rookie of the Year at Williams Grove Speedway
  • 2022: 2nd in Lincoln Speedway & SUMMER SERIES 358 sprint car points
  • 2022: 5th in Williams Grove Speedway 358 sprint car points
  • 2021: first career 358 sprint car victory (Lincoln Speedway)

Follow Kody’s season:

 

THANKS TO OUR 2025 PARTNERS!

  • Brewer Home Improvements
  • J Fuels
  • Bigham Appraisal
  • Moose Blocks
  • Griffith Plumbing Services
  • T&N Solutions

 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with NinetyFive Motorsports are available for the 2025 season!  Email us at [email protected].


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!

SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS

Facebook:   Facebook.com/Addicted2DirtPR

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Preston Lattomus Gears up for First Pennsylvania 410 Sprint Speedweek

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Lewes, DE – June 24, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Photo Credit:  Derick Kriner Photography

As Preston Lattomus readies himself for the upcoming Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek, he reflects on the progress and experiences he’s gained during his rookie season in a 410 sprint car. With ten races spread over ten days, Speedweek provides an excellent opportunity for Lattomus to hone his skills further and gather invaluable experience at the wheel of the Capitol Custom Trailers & Coaches, E-Z GO, Betts Garage No.91.

RECENT RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  June 6, 2025 / Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg, PA
  • Event:  All Star Circuit of Champions / Lynn Paxton EMMR Legends Classic
  • Stats:  Group Qualifying 12th, Heat 4th (6), A-main 21st (18)
  • Date/Location:  June 7, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Event:  All Star Circuit of Champions / Elijah Hawkins Memorial
  • Stats:  Group Qualifying 19th, Heat 6th (7), A-main 21st (27)
  • Date/Location:  June 20, 2025 / Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg, PA
  • Event:  Fan Appreciation Night
  • Stats:  Heat 9th (4), B-main 7th (7)

DRIVEN

Looking back on the season so far, Preston notes that while he hasn’t reached his ideal performance level yet, the journey has been both challenging and rewarding. Racing in Pennsylvania, a region known for its tough, competitive sprint car environment, has been an eye-opener for him. Although he may not have hit every target, he understands that these experiences are essential steps toward becoming a more proficient driver. 

“I know 410 racing in Pennsylvania is the hardest racing in the world, and it takes time to compete with the best,” Lattomus acknowledges.

Having previously taken part in speedweeks for micro sprints, Preston is no stranger to the demands of consecutive racing days. This experience has prepared him somewhat for the rigors of the upcoming Speedweek, though he notes that the stakes are higher and the competition is fiercer at the 410 level.

“Getting ready for Speedweek isn’t a completely new thing, but I realize it will be more races at a much higher level, and I am ready for it,” Lattomus remarked. 

The ten days are seen as a beneficial chance to accumulate laps quickly and absorb the lessons each day offers.

Preston has outlined clear objectives for the upcoming Speedweek. His primary aim is to qualify for all of the A-main events and maximize learning opportunities. Qualifying will be a key to achieving that goal, and that is something he has already identified as an area needing improvement.

“I want to improve my qualifying efforts.  That is critical for a lot of big races we run, so this is a good series to get a chance every day for ten days to work on it.  My goals for Speedweek are to make all of the features and learn as much as possible, and that will all start with qualifying well.” Lattomus shared. 

The series will also bring him to tracks that are new to him in a 410 sprint car, including Grandview, Selingsgrove, Hagerstown, and Path Valley. 

“Racing at a lot of different tracks helps you grow as a driver.  I want to apply what I’ve learned and give the team good runs at these new tracks.”, Lattomus added.

Preston’s drive to grow as a racer and learn from each experience underscores his commitment to the sport. He is approaching the upcoming series with optimism and sees it as a valuable opportunity for accelerating his development toward reaching the high level of performance he knows he is capable of.

At every other level of racing he has taken on, Lattomus has shown he knows how to learn and excel.  This rookie season is step one in that journey in 410 sprint cars.

UP NEXT

Lattomus will enter competition on all ten nights of the upcoming Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek, beginning Friday, June 27th at Williams Grove Speedway.

Fans can find the full schedule on the team’s new website,  PrestonLattomus.com.  You will also find Preston’s 2025 merch there, plus all the latest news, schedule, results, stats, and photos.

Fans can also pick up the 2025 merch and hero cards at the track during Speedweek!

photo credit: Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

ABOUT  PRESTON LATTOMUS

Preston Lattomus is an 18-year-old sprint car driver from Lewes, Delaware. He has rapidly emerged as a promising talent in the racing scene. He began his journey with quarter midgets, securing four USAC National Championships, and transitioned into micro sprints with multiple wins in Pennsylvania. In 2023, Preston made a swift and successful move to the 358 sprint cars, quickly adapting to the challenges and capturing three wins in 2024. Looking forward to 2025, he will compete in the 410 sprint car division at the wheel of the Capitol Custom Trailers and Coaches’ 91.

Follow Preston’s season at:  PrestonLattomus.com 

Facebook:   Preston Lattomus Motorsports

Instagram:  Instagram.com/prestonlattomus 

ABOUT CAPITOL CUSTOM TRAILERS AND COACHES

Capitol Custom Trailers & Coaches is your premier dealer for Renegade, inTech, and Bravo.

We have something for any budget and any venue. Capitol has become the leader in new innovative ideas and changes to the Renegade brand. Through our own experiences as Racers and Custom and Antique car collectors, we have added many new designs to the product.

Our goal is to not only sell you the product that you want but to see you through the entire ownership experience and then be there when you want to purchase your next. For 80 years, our business success has endured by this same formula.

When you are considering all your purchase options how many others can truthfully say that and back it up with their actions? Whether you are a Circle Track racer, Drag Racer, Road Racer, Custom or Antique Car Collector, Motorcycle Rider, or a Luxury Motorcoach enthusiast, come in and visit to see for yourself what we are all about. You will not be disappointed!

View our online showroom at CapitolRenegade.com and join the Renegade Life!

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ABOUT BETTS GARAGE 

Discover Why Betts is the Best in Towing, Hauling, and Repair! 

For generations, Betts Garage has been the go-to name in Delaware, Maryland, and beyond for unmatched service and dedication. Whether it’s towing, hauling, or repair, we’ve got you covered 24/7/365.

Our Services Include:

  • Towing: Light to heavy-duty, 24-hour emergency services
  • Hauling: Local and long-distance with rollback and lowboy services
  • Auto Glass: Expert repairs and replacements, mobile service available
  • Collision Repair: Free estimates and insurance claims welcome

Our large, diverse fleet operates tirelessly to meet all your needs. From municipalities to universities, businesses trust Betts for reliable service.

Visit Us: 2806 Pulaski Hwy, Newark, DE

Call Us: 302-834-2284

Ask around—Betts is the best! Experience the quality and dedication that sets us apart. #BettsGarage #TowingAndHauling #CollisionRepair

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Preston Lattomus Motorsports are available for the 2025 season!  Contact the team today at [email protected].

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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Tyler Ross Scores Runner-up Finish in Steve Smith Tribute, Heads Into PA Speedweek With Momentum

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Abbottstown, PA – June 23, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

Tyler Ross has had good speed all season long, but hasn’t been able to put a full night together and show the results his team is capable of.

Most race nights this season have followed one of two paths.  He has been good early, then stumbled late.  He has struggled early, then shone late.

Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway’s Steve Smith Tribute and Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek tune-up, Ross forged a new path.  He and his team were good from qualifying through the final checkered flag.

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  June 21, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Event:  Steve Smith Tribute
  • Stats:  Qualifying 5th, Heat 3rd (1), A-main 2nd (8)

MINOR HICCUP

Ross hit the track about halfway through the qualifying order and laid down a lap that was good enough for 4th quickest at the time, and it held up pretty well.  He ended up 5th quickest overall.

The only hiccup for Ross Saturday night was finishing 3rd in his heat race after starting on the pole.

“We just missed it a little bit, and I wasn’t able to get the start I needed.”, Ross explained.

“Fortunately, I was able to at least battle back to 3rd and keep us in a decent position for the feature.”

CONFIDENCE BOOSTER

Ross started 8th in the 35-lap main event that honored Steve Smith, winner of 150 sprint car races and nine track championships at Lincoln Speedway, including six consecutive titles in the 1970s at Lincoln Speedway.

As he has done often this season, Ross went forward.  He quickly cracked the top five on lap three.

Ross hung around 4th and 5th for the bulk of the race until a late-race restart with ten laps remaining provided a great opportunity to get more.  He charged from 4th into the runner-up spot in one corner and went on to hold off numerous challenges from Ryan Newton.

Ross tried to chase down leader Troy Wagaman Jr., but the gap was too much to close under green flag conditions.  He went on to secure the 2nd-place finish, his first podium of the season.

“I wish we had not missed it in the heat.  Feel like if we could have started a row or two better in the feature, we might have had something for Troy.”, Ross shared.

“We’ll certainly take a second, though.  We’ve had speed all year, but we had not been able to put a full night together and reach the podium until tonight.  Feels good to see all the hard work my team has put in paying off.”

“It’s going to be a busy week coming up.  I’m really happy to have some type of confidence going into it.”

Ross now sits 5th in Lincoln Speedway’s 2025 championship points standings.

UP NEXT

Ross has firmed up plans for at least four PA Sprint Speedweek races.  He will enter races two through five of the ten-race series:  Lincoln Speedway (6/28 & 6/30), BAPS Motor Speedway (6/29), and Grandview Speedway (7/1).

The team is still evaluating its options for the second half of the series.  They will share those plans when the decision is finalized.

For those wishing to stay informed about Ross’s season, results, and schedule, updates can be found on Addicted2DirtPR.com. Additionally, followers can track Ross Racing’s activities via their Facebook page.

ABOUT  TYLER ROSS

Tyler started his racing career in 2002 in quarter midgets. At the age of 14, he jumped into the 600 micro scene. At the age of 18, he started his sprint car career in the 358 division and, shortly after, jumped to the 410 division. He owns (9) 358 sprint wins, (4) 360 URC feature wins, and (7) 410 sprint car feature wins, plus he earned the 2015 URC Rookie of the Year award.

Follow Tyler’s season at:  

 THANKS TO OUR 2025 PARTNERS!

  • Bush Auto Group
  • Fastrak Express Inc
  • Stateline Truck and Trailer
  • Stoltzfus Farm Service
  • Kubota ™️
  • Betts Garage
  • Pats Service Station
  • V.P. Electrical Contracting
  • K&T Automotive & Towing
  • SRT Shocks
  • Don Ott Racing Engines
  • Chop Designs
  • Stevie Carr

 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Ross Racing are available for the 2025 season!  Contact the team today at [email protected].

Tyler Ross (5) races to the inside of Cameron Smith (75) - credit Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx Photography

ABOUT ADDICTED2DIRT PR & MEDIA MANAGEMENT

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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. 

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Ross Charges To Top Ten Finish in Elijah Hawkins Memorial With All Stars

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Abbottstown, PA – June 10, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Derick Kriner Photography

Through the first 18 races of the 2025 season, Tyler Ross has consistently delivered solid performances, securing 9 top ten finishes and demonstrating his team’s resilience.  Two other almost certain top tens slipped away after strong feature starts.

While Ross and his team have shown exceptional capability to land in the top ten consistently, they face the ongoing challenge of breaking through to the next level in 2025.  Achieving podium finishes and competing for wins remains the primary focus as they strive to convert their consistent results into top-five successes and, ultimately, wins.

 

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  May 24, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Event:  Bob Leiby Memorial
  • Stats:  Heat 7th (7), A-main 9th (19)
  • Date/Location:  June 7, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Event:  All Star Circuit of Champions – Elijah Hawkins Memorial
  • Stats:  Group 2 Qualifying 12th, Heat 2nd (1), A-main 9th (14)

 

THE ANALYSIS

Reflecting on his recent outings, Ross acknowledged the speed his team has maintained throughout race nights. 

“We have speed all night,” Ross mentioned. “Even with the challenge of a narrow track during the heat a couple weeks ago, and then going out dead last in time trials this past Saturday night, we have managed to battle back and salvage good finishes both nights.”

Ross’s recent performance at Lincoln Speedway contributed to his tally of top ten finishes, which includes seven at the Abbottstown, PA oval.  The goal, however, is to convert these solid finishes into great finishes. 

“Getting the top five finishes we know we’re capable of requires us to be a little better early in the night.  That’s what is needed to allow us to position ourselves to get better starting spots and be within striking distance of the front of the field,” Ross explained.

THE KEYS

The balance between seeking early improvements without sacrificing success later in events is crucial.

Ross shared, “We are not far off.  I think we’re really close right now.  It’s just small adjustments we need to make, and I need to be up on the wheel a little bit more.”

In discussing the pressures of racing, Ross pointed out that much of it comes from his own expectations.

“Truthfully, I probably put the most pressure on myself.”, Ross admitted.

“My guys work hard, and our partners and sponsors give us what we need to get the job done. I need to be better, and I think that as we get more races, it will come.  The weather isn’t helping my cause. I typically do better the more laps I’m able to make, and this year it’s been hit or miss with all the rainouts. Hopefully, the weather changes and we can get more consistent laps in.”

Ross and his team remain focused on the task at hand, elevating top-ten finishes to podiums for the Ross Racing, Bush Auto Group, Fastrak Express Inc., Stateline Truck and Trailer, Stoltzfus Farm Service/Kubota, Betts Garage No.5. 

UP NEXT

Ross Racing is weighing their options for the coming weekend.  An announcement will be made soon about where the team will be racing.

For those wishing to stay informed about Ross’s season, results, and schedule, updates can be found on Addicted2DirtPR.com. Additionally, followers can track Ross Racing’s activities via their Facebook page.

 

ABOUT  TYLER ROSS

Tyler started his racing career in 2002 in quarter midgets. At the age of 14, he jumped into the 600 micro scene. At the age of 18, he started his sprint car career in the 358 division and, shortly after, jumped to the 410 division. He owns (9) 358 sprint wins, (4) 360 URC feature wins, and (7) 410 sprint car feature wins, plus he earned the 2015 URC Rookie of the Year award.

Follow Tyler’s season at:  

 THANKS TO OUR 2025 PARTNERS!

  • Bush Auto Group
  • Fastrak Express Inc
  • Stateline Truck and Trailer
  • Stoltzfus Farm Service
  • Kubota ™️
  • Betts Garage
  • Pats Service Station
  • V.P. Electrical Contracting
  • K&T Automotive & Towing
  • SRT Shocks
  • Don Ott Racing Engines
  • Chop Designs
  • Stevie Carr

 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Ross Racing are available for the 2025 season!  Contact the team today at [email protected].

photo credit: Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

ABOUT ADDICTED2DIRT PR & MEDIA MANAGEMENT

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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. 

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J Fuels and NinetyFive Motorsports to Honor the Late Patrolman Andrew Duarte

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York, PA – June 9, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jeremy Zarfos Photography

J Fuels, in collaboration with NinetyFive Motorsports, is proud to announce a tribute and fundraiser in memory of the Late Patrolman Andrew William Duarte, who tragically lost his life in the line of duty while courageously responding to an active shooter incident on February 22, 2025.

Patrolman Andrew Duarte was a dedicated officer with the West York Borough Police Department. He had over seven years of service, including time with the Denver Police Department. He was known for his commitment to public safety and community well-being. In 2021, Patrolman Duarte received the prestigious Hero of the Year award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving for his efforts in combating impaired driving.

J Fuels and NinetyFive Motorsports will host a tribute throughout Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek.  Beginning at BAPS Motor Speedway on June 29th, this special event will feature a commemorative wing adorned with the West York Borough Police emblem and Officer Duarte’s details.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

“Our community was deeply affected by the tragedy that struck Patrolman Duarte, happening so close to home. Initially, I felt compelled to do something meaningful, but wasn’t sure how to proceed,” explained Jimmy O’Brien, owner of J Fuels.

“After some thought, I realized partnering with the race team could amplify our impact. I reached out to the other sponsors, and without hesitation, they all agreed to support the tribute.”

Inspired by the philanthropic efforts of figures like JJ Watt, O’Brien added, “I admire those who use their platform to make a difference, and I wanted to do the same in my community. By working together, we can achieve so much more than a single donation could.”

“I am sincerely grateful to everyone involved for helping turn this vision into reality and honoring Patrolman Duarte’s legacy,” expressed O’Brien.

“Special thanks to Brewer Home Improvements, Addicted2Dirt PR, SpeedComm, Bigham Appraisals, Moose Blocks, Herr Electric, and T&N Solutions for everything.” 

HONOR AND AID

A raffle will offer fans the opportunity to win the team’s specially designed wing. Entries are priced at $15 each, with all proceeds donated to the Officer Andrew Duarte Memorial Fund.  Raffle sales are now open and will run through July 20, 2025.

The wing can be delivered to the winner within a 1-hour radius of York, PA, at no additional cost. Given that the wing will be used during races, its condition isn’t guaranteed.

Pat Brewer of NinetyFive Motorsports said the team was honored to be a part of the tribute and fundraiser.

“We are a team made up of community-based individuals, and we love to give back to our communities.  What Jimmy (O’Brien) and J Fuels are doing is incredible.  The logistics of something like this are huge.”, Brewer shared.

“This is about awareness of what the first responders do for their communities every day, and it’s about the sacrifices their families make, not just in loss but every day, at all hours of the day.”

The tragedy gave NinetyFive Motorsports driver Kody Hartlaub pause as well. 

“My wife Audrey and I were in that hospital just a few weeks prior to that awful day giving birth to our second daughter, so it really hit home for us that something like that could happen in our community.”, Hartlaub shared.

SUPPORT OPTIONS

Those interested in entering the raffle can do so via any of the following methods.  Purchasers must provide their name and phone number.

  • Cash: To J Fuels representatives
  • Check: Payable to J Fuels, mailed to PO Box 405, York New Salem, PA 17371 
  • Venmo: J Fuels for a Cause (include your name & phone number in the “What’s This For?” section)

Follow the J Fuels Facebook page for updates on the fundraiser, including when Jimmy and Jess will be attending races and how to find them at the track if you wish to pay cash.

A QR code will be available to make it easy for fans to use the J Fuels for a Cause Venmo option.  The scannable code will be available to fans at the track where the NinetyFive Motorsports team is selling souvenirs and in the team’s pit area.

In addition, J Fuels is also announcing that the company will donate $0.05 per gallon from all heating oil and propane purchases made during this period.

Please join J Fuels, NinetyFive Motorsports, and the racing community in celebrating Patrolman Duarte’s life and legacy, and in supporting his family through this heartfelt fundraiser.

For more information, please contact:  Jimmy O’Brien Jr. & Jess O’Brien at 717-793-7659.

Graphics design credit: SpeedComm

ABOUT J FUELS

J Fuels: Your Reliable Partner for Propane, Heating Oil, and Diesel in South Central PA

Founded in 2015 by Jimmy O’Brien Jr. and JR Facciola, J Fuels has quickly become South Central Pennsylvania’s best choice for propane. With an expansion in 2016, we now also provide home heating oil and off-road diesel to residential, commercial, and agricultural customers.

Why Choose J Fuels?
• Comprehensive Services: From propane to heating oil and diesel, we’ve got all your fuel needs covered.
• 24/7 Emergency Delivery: Never worry about running out—our team is ready around-the-clock.
• Competitive Pricing: We offer fast, friendly service at prices that respect your budget.
• Customer-Centric Approach: We prioritize your understanding of fuel options to help you save money now and in the future.

Our Commitment: At J Fuels, we promise honesty, integrity, and exceptional customer service to earn your loyalty. Our fully trained team of experts is ready to meet your needs 24/7, 365 days a year, ensuring a service that sets us apart.

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Experience the J Fuels difference—where you’re more than just a customer. Call us today for reliable fuel solutions delivered with dedication and care.

ABOUT  NINETYFIVE MOTORSPORTS

NinetyFive Motorsports is a winged 410 sprint car team based in Central Pennsylvania.  The team’s cars are driven by Kody Hartlaub and backed by marketing partners Brewer Home Improvements, J Fuels, Bigham Appraisal, Moose Blocks, Griffith Plumbing Services, and T&N Solutions.

Visit the team’s online home www.KodyHartlaub.com to learn more, or visit them at Facebook.com/KodyHartlaubRacing

Images credit:  Jeremy Zarfos 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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Lattomus Scores First Top Five in Season Full of Firsts

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Port Royal, PA – June 2, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Photo Credit:  Derick Kriner Photography

Preston Lattomus entered his rookie season as a winged 410 sprint car driver knowing nearly every night would bring a new ‘first’.  

While not all of those firsts make headlines, there is always a positive element to each of them.  Each first represents a step forward in gaining experience.  Each first is progress, even if the results don’t feel like it.

Over the past two weekends, Lattomus has conquered two more firsts.  One of them is headline-worthy.

 

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  May 24, 2025 – Bob Leiby Memorial, Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Stats:  Heat 3rd (3), A-main 4th (5)
  • Date/Location:  May 31, 2025 – Port Royal Speedway, Port Royal, PA
  • Stats:  Group 4 Qualifying 7th, Heat 6th (7), B-main 5th (4)
 

CHECK THESE OFF THE LIST

Saturday night, May 24th, Lattomus entered the Bob Leiby Memorial at Lincoln Speedway in Pennsylvania and got his night off to a positive start by posting a 3rd place finish in his heat race, keeping Lincoln veterans Brandon Rahmer and Matt Campbell at bay.

In the 30-lap finale that night, Lattomus started on the inside of the third row and surged into a podium spot for the majority of the race before dropping one spot to a 4th place finish to earn his first career top-five finish in winged 410 sprint car competition.

“The first top 5 in a 410 just shows improvement from the first couple of races, which helps a lot with confidence.  It helps to run up front with good cars.”, Lattomus commented.

“I started up front in a feature at the beginning of the year and went straight backwards. So, to stay upfront and pass some cars shows the improvement in only a few races since then at Lincoln.”

This past Saturday night, with Lincoln Speedway cancelling their program due to the weather, Lattomus opted for a night at Port Royal Speedway.  The Lewes, DE driver has several past appearances at ‘The Speed Palace’, but this was his first time in a winged 410 sprint car.

Lattomus registered the 7th quickest lap in his qualifying group but was never able to quite recover from that.  He gained one spot in his heat race but fell one spot short of transferring to the main event.  In the B-main, he lost one spot and again fell one spot short of making the finale.  

The night wasn’t measured by the results, though.  The experience was gained, and the notebook was a little thicker for the next time.

“Port Royal has always been one of my favorite tracks to watch and especially race at.  We have shown so much speed every time we go there.”, Lattomus shared.

“The 410 is definitely a completely different animal at Port, and it will take some getting used to. I think we can get really good there and learn to enjoy the place as much as I have before in other divisions.”

REMINDER

Don’t forget to check out the team’s new website,  PrestonLattomus.com!  You’ll find all the latest news, schedule, results, stats, and photos.

Be sure to stop and visit Lattomus at the track and pick up one of his new hero cards that feature a unique logo marking the Lewes, DE driver’s rookie 410 sprint car season, as well as a bio, stats, and photos of Lattomus and the Capitol Custom Trailers & Coaches, E-Z GO, Betts Garage No.91.  Stop by to see Preston at the track, and he will be happy to autograph one for you!

UP NEXT

Lattomus has a three-race weekend on tap June 6th, 7th, and 8th.  He will compete with the All Star Circuit of Champions at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday and Lincoln Speedway on Saturday, then will move on to BAPS Motor Speedway on Sunday.

photo credit: Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

ABOUT  PRESTON LATTOMUS

Preston Lattomus is an 18-year-old sprint car driver from Lewes, Delaware. He has rapidly emerged as a promising talent in the racing scene. He began his journey with quarter midgets, securing four USAC National Championships, and transitioned into micro sprints with multiple wins in Pennsylvania. In 2023, Preston made a swift and successful move to the 358 sprint cars, quickly adapting to the challenges and capturing three wins in 2024. Looking forward to 2025, he will compete in the 410 sprint car division at the wheel of the Capitol Custom Trailers and Coaches’ 91.

Follow Preston’s season at:  PrestonLattomus.com 

Facebook:   Preston Lattomus Motorsports

Instagram:  Instagram.com/prestonlattomus 

ABOUT CAPITOL CUSTOM TRAILERS AND COACHES

Capitol Custom Trailers & Coaches is your premier dealer for Renegade, inTech, and Bravo.

We have something for any budget and any venue. Capitol has become the leader in new innovative ideas and changes to the Renegade brand. Through our own experiences as Racers and Custom and Antique car collectors, we have added many new designs to the product.

Our goal is to not only sell you the product that you want but to see you through the entire ownership experience and then be there when you want to purchase your next. For 80 years, our business success has endured by this same formula.

When you are considering all your purchase options how many others can truthfully say that and back it up with their actions? Whether you are a Circle Track racer, Drag Racer, Road Racer, Custom or Antique Car Collector, Motorcycle Rider, or a Luxury Motorcoach enthusiast, come in and visit to see for yourself what we are all about. You will not be disappointed!

View our online showroom at CapitolRenegade.com and join the Renegade Life!

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Discover Why Betts is the Best in Towing, Hauling, and Repair! 

For generations, Betts Garage has been the go-to name in Delaware, Maryland, and beyond for unmatched service and dedication. Whether it’s towing, hauling, or repair, we’ve got you covered 24/7/365.

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Preston Lattomus Motorsports are available for the 2025 season!  Contact the team today at [email protected].

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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Hartlaub Working on Mental Game to Reach Next Level

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York Haven, PA – May 28, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

In recent years, Kody Hartlaub has made a pretty regular habit of getting better as the race night goes on.  It was never a surprise to see him pass five or ten cars in an A-main to salvage a night that got off on the wrong foot in qualifying.

This season has been the opposite for the East Berlin, PA driver.  He has had a good car and been on his game early in the night, logging good qualifying efforts, including his first overall quick time at Lincoln Speedway.

So, how does the driver of the Brewer Home Improvements, J Fuels, Bigham Appraisal, Moose Blocks, Griffith Plumbing Services, T&N Solutions No.95 explain the contrast to past seasons?

 

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  April 27, 2025 / BAPS Motor Speedway, York Haven, PA
  • Stats:  Group 4 Qualifying 1st, Heat 3rd (4), A-main 9th (5)
  • Date/Location:  May 7, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Stats:  Group A Qualifying 8th, Heat 5th (4), A-main 22nd (19)
  • Date/Location:  May 10, 2025 / Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg, PA
  • Stats:  Group B Qualifying 10th, Heat 7th (5), B-main 12th (8)
  • Date/Location:  May 17, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Stats:  Qualifying 1st, Heat 8th (4), A-main DNF 24th (19)
  • Date/Location:  May 18, 2025 / BAPS Motor Speedway, York Haven, PA
  • Stats:  Group 4 Qualifying 3rd, Heat DNF 9th (2), B-main 9th (17)
  • Date/Location:  May 23, 2025 / Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg, PA
  • Stats:  Group B Qualifying 6th, Heat 3rd (2), B-main 9th (12)

 

“The problem has mostly been the driver.”, Hartlaub said.  

His face wore a grin, but he was quite serious.

“The guys are giving me a great car.  I need to get myself to a place where I’m as good as the car.  I have really been working on the mental side of the game.  Fans probably don’t realize how big that part of it is.”, Hartlaub added.

Hartlaub has had conversations with veteran Danny Dietrich about the mental approach to sprint car racing.  Among other things, they discussed thinking two laps ahead, setting up moves, and when to be aggressive.

The bottom line:  the driver is still a huge part of this sport.

Sure, equipment matters.  It’s true everyone has mostly the same stuff to race with and that setup knowledge is important.  That said, a perfect car is still only as good as the driver at the wheel.

“We have been good early whether the track is heavy or slick. It was really cool to get my first quick time but then we got hit in the heat race and ended up starting in the back of the feature.”, Hartlaub shared.

“We know we have a fast car.  We just need to put a full night together.  That means making the right adjustments on the car and it means me being better in the seat.”

OUTLAW SWING

Hartlaub qualified for the World of Outlaws A-main at Lincoln Speedway but fell short of making the field at Williams Grove.

“I should have been more aggressive at Lincoln in the feature.  With the competition at that level, you have to be on all the time.”, Hartlaub said.

“We were disappointed to miss the show at Williams Grove.  The track was a little different than normal at the start of the night, and we overreacted.  We made changes early that we shouldn’t have.  We need to get better at thinking ahead and not being reactive.  That’s as true in the pits as it is behind the wheel.”

THE INCIDENT

One night after setting quick time at Lincoln, Hartlaub had another good night going at BAPS Motor Speedway.  He qualified 3rd in his group and was running 2nd in his heat race when his battle for that spot with Aaron Reutzel came to an abrupt end.  

Reutzel was passing Hartlaub on the high side coming off turn four at the halfway point of the heat race when he made a hard left, creating contact and causing Hartlaub’s No.95 to spin.  

Reutzel was penalized and sent to the rear of the field for the move.  Hartlaub showed his displeasure with the Texas driver for the move.

“I’m not proud of what I did there in the heat of the moment.”, Hartlaub said.

“It’s not an excuse, but it is frustrating when we work so hard and it’s taken away by a move like that.  I needed to win that heat to get in the redraw, so I was racing hard to get to the front.  I do appreciate the officials at BAPS (Motor Speedway) for making the call right away.”

To ‘add insult to injury’ as the saying goes, the team’s truck that tows their race rig lost an engine on the way home that night. 

UP NEXT

Hartlaub will be back in action Saturday, May 31st, at Lincoln Speedway’s Steve Smith Tribute race.

ABOUT  KODY HARTLAUB

Kody started racing go-karts in 2005. Over five seasons he won championships at Hunterstown and Shippensburg, and finished 2nd in the PA State series. Following the 2009 season, he moved up to race 600 micro sprints on a limited basis, but then spent a few years away from the sport. In late 2015 Kody tested in a 358 sprint car and started a partial schedule in 2016. In 2018, he raced the majority of the season but then sat out again in 2019. He returned to 358 sprints in 2020 on a very limited schedule, then in 2021 he was able to complete his first full season at Lincoln Speedway.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • 2024 410 Sprint car rookie of the year at Williams grove and lincoln speedways
  • 2023 Lincoln Speedway 358 Sprint car champion, including 3 victories
  • 2022 358 sprint car Rookie of the Year at Williams Grove Speedway
  • 2022: 2nd in Lincoln Speedway & SUMMER SERIES 358 sprint car points
  • 2022: 5th in Williams Grove Speedway 358 sprint car points
  • 2021: first career 358 sprint car victory (Lincoln Speedway)

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Austin Berry Focuses on Continuous Improvement Ahead of Speedweek

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Port Royal, PA – May 22, 2025

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Austin Berry kicked off his super late model season in mid-April, a little later than usual for the Mifflin, PA native in his 11th super late model season.  As he pulled into Port Royal Speedway in mid-May, he only had three races under his belt.  

Berry was still in early season learning mode, working to determine what his Rocket Chassis No.86 wanted to achieve the speed and consistency he was looking for.  The quality fields that are the norm at Port Royal make for an unforgiving place for learning.  You have to be on your game from start to finish.

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  May 17, 2025 / Port Royal Speedway, Port Royal, PA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats: Heat 6th (3), A-main 15th (17)

 Saturday night, was only Berry’s second visit of the season to Juniata County, Pennsylvania oval.  The night began with a little luck.  Berry was running 5th in his heat race when he cut a tire. Nevertheless, as a result of the misfortune of other drivers, he transferred to the A-main by virtue of officially finishing 6th. 

Despite starting 17th in the feature, Berry used a solid half-dozen opening laps o quickly move up to the 12th position.  However, the middle portion of the race proved more challenging and he slipped back a few spots in his Tuscarora Restoration, Juniata Veterinary Clinic, Berry’s Siding & Seamless Gutter, Dye It Rite, SRI Performance, VP Racing Fuels No.86.

By the race’s end, Berry managed to regain momentum, finishing 15th. He noted that his lap times in the final stage were within two-tenths of a second of his quickest lap early in the race.

Reflecting on the race, Berry shared, “Overall, Saturday night was somewhat positive. We worked through some tightness in the car early on and discovered a few adjustments that could be beneficial moving forward. My conversations with Paul and the guys down at Rocket Chassis have equipped us with valuable insights; now, it’s a matter of applying them at the right times.”

“The way the car fired off the first few laps in the feature, I felt great.  I thought we were going to drive right up into the top ten.  I’m really not sure what happened in the middle of the race to be honest.  Might have been the car transitioning or maybe it was on me.”

UP NEXT

Looking ahead, Berry and his team have decided to take a weekend off from racing. This pause will allow them to regroup and focus on preparations for the upcoming Speedweek, where they plan to participate in the initial races at Clinton County and Port Royal. 

The team will look to cash in on past successes at those tracks.  Berry recorded a podium finish at Clinton County in the 2023 Speedweek opener and he has numerous top ten finishes, including one victory, at Port Royal Speedway.

“I need to get a lot done at the house my wife and I are building, plus we want to be well-prepared for the opening races of Speedweek, so there will be plenty to do this weekend.”, Berry shared.

“Those first two races of Speedweek are a good opportunity for us to find our groove and get a couple good runs under our belt.  We’re looking forward to those.”

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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 Legends, Austin decided to stick to his Pennsylvania home and go dirt Super Late Model racing in 2015.

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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Ross Seeking Consistency, Motor Issues Halt Potential Top Ten Run with High Limit at Grandview

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Bechtelsville, PA – May 22, 2025

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If you compiled a list of 410 sprint car teams capable of competing for top five finishes and wins, yet often find themselves falling short despite their potential, it would probably be a long one.

Tyler Ross and the Ross Racing team have to be at or near the top of that list so far in 2025.  The Lincoln University, PA product was coming off arguably his best 410 sprint car campaign in 2024 and was well-positioned for a breakout season.

The stats aren’t bad at all.  A lot of teams would take seven top ten finishes in sixteen races.  

For Ross, though, the expectation is top fives, wins, and most of all, consistency.  Those goals are still well within reach.

THERE’S A BRIGHT SIDE

Tuesday night, Ross returned to Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville, PA, to compete with the High Limit Racing series.  In 2024, he earned a front row starting spot and recorded a top ten finish at the event.

Ross appeared poised to repeat the performance and quickly erase some of his early 2025 frustrations.  He qualified 9th in the stout 30-car field and backed it up with a runner-up finish in his heat race.  He would start the A-main from inside row five.

At the halfway mark of the 35-lap feature, while in a back-and-forth battle for the 10th spot the motor started to sour under the hood of the Ross Racing, Bush Auto Group, Fastrak Express Inc., Stateline Truck and Trailer, Stoltzfus Farm Service/Kubota, Betts Garage No.5.  To prevent further damage, Ross retired from the event.

“That was tough.  We needed a good run to help boost the team’s confidence.  Although we didn’t end up with a good result, we are happy to show the speed we had all night long until we had the engine malfunction.”, Ross shared.

“We are going to focus on the night as a whole and not worry about what the result says. There were a lot of things we did well that we have been struggling with in the past few races.”

 

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  May 7, 2025 / World of Outlaws at Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Stats:  Group B Qualifying 17th, Heat 7th (10), B-main 8th (10)
  • Date/Location:  May 10, 2025 / World of Outlaws at Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg, PA
  • Stats:  [Anthony Motorsports No.19] Group A Qualifying 22nd, Heat 10th (11), C-main 5th (7)
  • Date/Location:  May 17, 2025 / Lincoln Speedway, Abbottstown, PA
  • Stats:  Qualifying 3rd, Heat 2nd (4th), A-main 8th (5)
  • Date/Location:  May 18, 2025 / BAPS Motor Speedway, York Haven, PA
  • Stats:  Group 3 Qualifying 6th, Heat 6th (6), B-main 1st (3), A-main 19th (21)
  • Date/Location:  May 20, 2025 / High Limit Racing at Grandview Speedway, Bechtelsville, PA
  • Stats:  Qualifying 9th, Heat 2nd (2), A-main 24th (9)

 

DIALING IT IN

In early May, Ross took on the World of Outlaws at Lincoln Speedway.  The team was still shaking down a car they had just put together and had only raced once.  A poor qualifying result put the team behind from the start, and ultimately Ross ended his night in the B-main.

“We were just off all night.  If you don’t qualify well with these guys, it’s hard to climb out of the hole.  The good news is we learned some things about what this car wants.”, Ross said. 

Ten days later, Ross bounced back at Lincoln’s Fallen Firefighters race.  He timed well and made the redraw with a 2nd-place finish in his heat race.  Ross started 5th in the finale but missed the setup just a little and ended up 8th.

The following night at BAPS Motor Speedway, Ross failed to transfer through his heat as a result of a self-described “driver error”.  He went on to win the B-main to get in the show.  He managed a 19th-place finish.

“Right now, my guys are really working hard to get me comfortable and confident behind the wheel.  I’ve been off since the wrecks early in the year.  I need to do a better job, and I think we will be right on track.”, Ross shared.

“Last night (at Grandview), we finally felt like we were where we needed to be.  We’re hopeful we can carry that run we had going into the upcoming races.”

UP NEXT

Ross and his team are currently weighing their options for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend and expect to announce their plans soon.

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ABOUT  TYLER ROSS

Tyler started his racing career in 2002 in quarter midgets. At the age of 14, he jumped into the 600 micro scene. At the age of 18, he started his sprint car career in the 358 division and, shortly after, jumped to the 410 division. He owns (9) 358 sprint wins, (4) 360 URC feature wins, and (7) 410 sprint car feature wins, plus he earned the 2015 URC Rookie of the Year award.

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