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Traveling and Triumphs: New Tracks and a Win Highlight Strong April for Lane Snook

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Port Royal, PA – April 30, 2025

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jeremy Zarfos / WRT Speedwerx

While April showers tend to bring May flowers, and canceled races, April brought a welcomed string of strong results and the chance to travel to new tracks. Lane Snook had only been on track three times through the first month of the season. And after a couple of weeks of rainouts, April would see the young 16-year-old race on seven occasions, at many different facilities. The first race of the month was actually a first-time visit to the Winchester Speedway in Virginia, after a rainy weekend washed out local competition in PA on Saturday, April 12th.

Winchester proved to be a worthwhile trip for the 23 team. “It wasn’t quite what I’ve seen on video,” stated Snook as the track was fast and rough. Rolling off 5th in the feature, Lane was able to pick off a few spots, as passing was at a premium “on a one lane racetrack” and finished 3rd. This was the first new track the team had ventured to since the trip to Eldora Speedway last season. “I wouldn’t mind going down there to try again and hopefully get a better surface to race on.”

The following day, the team headed to Path Valley Speedway. After a heat win and a 4 pill in the redraw, Snook was able to grab yet another podium finish with a 3rd place finish. After the daytime show was done at Path, the team hauled the car over to the BAPS Motor Speedway for an evening show. With a 10th-place starting spot, after going quick time and pulling the invert, Snook was able to drive up to the 2nd position, closing out a busy week of racing.

Selinsgrove was next on the books on the 18th, and the night started off rough. After a lap one crash in his heat, “the crew got the car back together for the feature, and we started 22nd and with a very fast race car, we were able to finish 3rd.” This hard-charging effort proved a lot to not only the competition, but also to Snook himself. Hard work in the shop followed Friday night’s action, as the team worked on the car until 4:30 in the morning, getting it ready for BAPS.

All the hard work was well worth it, come race time on Saturday. “I was able to pick my way through traffic, one at a time, to pick up our second win of the season.” This was the Mifflintown racer’s 6th straight podium finish dating back to March 29th at Port Royal. “There’s been a lot of hard work over the past month, with multiple nights staying up until 4-5 in the morning to race the next day.” The hard work was paying off, as strong results continued to be produced even with some misfortune.

The final weekend of the month started out with a return to the Selinsgrove Speedway. After starting 9th in the A-Main, misfortune struck again. “I was passing for 4th on the rubbered surface and had a car get loose in front of me and I spun to avoid wrecking us both. I was able to rebound for a 12th-place finish.” Even though the result was not what Snook wanted, a rebound with only 5 laps to go in the feature to still gain some positions was welcomed.

Port Royal Speedway closed out a busy month of racing with a Sunday night show alongside the Lucas Oil Late Models. With a strong heat race run from 9th to 2nd, Snook rolled off 6th in the feature. “We tried something a little different and it didn’t work how I’d like it to, but we still managed to finish 6th.”

This would round out the month and leave the young driver with a monthly average finish of 4th and a season average in the limited division of just under 4. “We’ve had a very fast racecar, and I hope results continue to show.” Although the results have been there, Lane still feels that there is an even better side that the team hasn’t seen yet. “We just need to put an entire night together,” stating that results seemed to be very good early and not strong at the end of the night, or the opposite, and sometimes even regardless of how the car feels. Even with this in mind, Snook is still happy with the speed and results of the 23 car. “I think we’ve found where we need to be now, and I believe we will have some very strong runs coming.” Lane and team look to continue into May with strong performances and hopefully a few more triumphs over the competition.

May will start with trips to Selinsgrove and Port Royal on the 2nd and 3rd, respectively. Clinton County and Selinsgrove will be on the card the next weekend, with Hagerstown to follow on the 17th. The limited late models tag team with High Limit Racing, during the Weikert Memorial over Memorial Day weekend. The team plans to round out the month with a repeat of Clinton County and Selinsgrove. Make sure to keep up with the team on Facebook and on the Lane Snook website throughout the season for updates.

ABOUT  LANE SNOOK

Lane Snook is a 3rd generation race car driver who is entering his 10th year behind the wheel at the age of 16. 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 will make the move to the super late model division while still competing part time in his limited late model.

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Berry Returns to Super Late Model Action With Two-Race Weekend

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Port Royal, PA – April 23, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Checkered Flag Media

Everything came together just in time last week for Austin Berry to roll his Tuscarora Restoration, Juniata Veterinary Clinic, Berry’s Siding & Seamless Gutter, Dye It Rite, SRI Performance, VP Racing Fuels No.86 out of the shop and head to Selinsgrove Speedway for his first laps in a super late model since June of 2024.

His limited late model ride would be waiting there for him as well, making for a double-duty night.

SNYDER COUNTY DOUBLE

Berry didn’t seem to lose a step in his super late model despite the long layoff.  He qualified 5th quickest in his group in qualifying, then moved forward to a 4th-place heat race finish to give himself the 11th starting spot in the main event.  

In the 25-lap finale, Berry struggled a little, sliding backwards to a 17th-place finish.

“We just missed the setup for the feature.  We learned from it and put it in our notebook.  Things change rapidly in this sport, so we will have to play a little catch-up since we’ve been on the sidelines since the middle of last season.”, Berry said.

Berry had a great night going in the Dunn No.34D limited late model, scoring a runner-up finish in his heat race and then charging from his 6th starting spot in the feature to challenge for 3rd late in the race.  Unfortunately, with five laps remaining, his right rear tire gave up and he slipped to an 11th-place finish.

“We picked the wrong right rear, and it basically melted.  I had no grip the last few laps.  We’ll know better next time.”, Berry shared.

QUICK RESULTS:

  • Date/Location:  April 18, 2025 / Selinsgrove Speedway, Selinsgrove, PA
  • Division:  Limited Late Model
  • Stats:  Heat 2nd (3), A-main 11th (6)
  • Date/Location:  April 18, 2025 / Selinsgrove Speedway, Selinsgrove, PA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats:  Group Qualifying 5th, Heat 4th (5), A-main 17th (11)
  • Date/Location:  April 19, 2025 / Port Royal Speedway, Port Royal, PA
  • Division:  Super Late Model
  • Stats:  Flight B Qualifying 3rd, Heat 4th (2), A-main 16th (14)
 

PALACE RECAP

Berry woke up Saturday morning with no plans to race that night, but by late morning, all that had changed, and the team decided to prep the car, load up their super late model, and make the short tow to The Speed Palace, Port Royal Speedway.

The stout field of 35 cars was split into two groups for qualifying.  Berry and his entire team were all smiles after qualifying after the Mifflin, PA driver timed 3rd quickest in his flight.

Berry started on the front row of his heat race, but one midrace bobble cost him a couple of spots and relegated him to a 4th-place finish.  In the uneventful main event, he started 14th and finished 16th.

“It never feels good to go backwards, but it was nice to have speed in qualifying again!  The motor ran great all weekend.  We just need to tune on our package for later in the night, and we will be ok.”, Berry commented.

“We have a couple of weeks off with the super, so we will wrench on her and get ready for the next one at Selinsgrove on May 2nd.  Thanks to my great crew for all their hard work all week long, getting both cars ready and all their efforts at the track! Also, a huge thanks to all our partners, without them it wouldn’t be possible!”

UP NEXT

Berry will be back in the Limited Late Model this Saturday, April 26th, at Selinsgrove Speedway.  On May 2nd, he will return to double-duty, racing both his super and limited at Selinsgrove Speedway.

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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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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Double-Duty Awaits: Austin Berry Set To Compete in Two Late Model Divisions in 2025

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Mifflin, PA – April 17, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  SpeedWrapz

Austin Berry’s 2024 super late model season ended prematurely when his lone powerplant failed.  The issues were extensive and expensive to repair, leaving the Mifflin, Pennsylvania driver’s program sidelined for the remainder of last season.

It was a tough pill to swallow, given that the engine was refreshed prior to the season.  An expensive repair wasn’t in the budget, especially so soon.

What many fans didn’t know was that Berry strapped into a racecar a few more times before 2024 came to a close.  To have a little fun and keep his skills sharp, he accepted an offer to pilot Bobby Dunn’s modified in a handful of races in Pennsylvania and Virginia.  

Despite never wheeling a modified before, Berry scored a podium finish in his first outing and followed it up with some impressive stats.  In 5 races, he accumulated 4 top-tens, 3 top-fives, and 2 podiums. 

LIMITED OPPORTUNITY

The modified venture spurred offseason conversations that led to a 2025 opportunity for Berry. Dunn offered him the seat of his No.34D limited late model for 15-20 races.

Berry accepted.  Two of his primary partners, Tuscarora Restoration and Juniata Veterinary Clinic, will join him aboard the No.34D for 2025.

The Dunn/Berry limited late model team will focus primarily on Selinsgrove Speedway in 2025, but they did kick things off last weekend by entering the Sunday afternoon show at Hagerstown Speedway, then hustling to Bedford Speedway the same night to complete the double.  

Their efforts yielded feature finishes of 8th and 4th, respectively, at the MD and PA speedways.  Solid results for the new pairing.

SUPER RETURN

The good news doesn’t end there for Berry.  He will also return to the seat of the Austin Berry Racing Tuscarora Restoration, Juniata Veterinary Clinic, Berry’s Siding & Seamless Gutter, Dye It Rite, SRI Performance / Stock Car Steel & Aluminum, VP Racing Fuels No.86 super late model in 2025.

The team’s Cornett engine has emerged from the shop at Barron’s Racing Engines ready for battle, and the team plans to kick off their season at Selinsgrove Speedway Friday night, April 18th.

Berry plans to compete in 12-15 super late model events at Selinsgrove, Port Royal, Bridgeport, and Clinton County, including some Appalachian Mountain Speedweek and Fall Clash events.  The team is also considering possible trips to Path Valley and Bedford Speedways.

Approximately ten of Berry’s race nights will involve double-duty, wheeling both the No.86 and No.34D on the same night.

FULL PLATE

Not only will Berry be at the wheel of two racecars this season, but he will have a lot going on away from the track, too.  

“My wife and I recently broke ground for our new house.  We’re building on a piece of land we bought a few years ago, and we are managing the project ourselves, so we will be pretty busy with the house this year, not to mention continuing to raise our two young girls, who are getting busier and busier.”, Berry shared.

“With everything going on, our race schedule for both cars may be very fluid.”

Berry’s new house will also include a new race shop, which he hopes to be able to move into during next offseason.

UP NEXT

Berry will be in action this Friday night April 18th, pulling double duty, piloting both his No.86 super late model and Dunn’s No.34D limited late model. 

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 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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  • Quarter Master
  • Hoosier Mid-Atlantic
  • Rocket XR1 Chassis
  • Cornett Racing Engines
  • Barron’s Racing engines
  • JDS Racing/Penske Racing Shocks

 

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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. 

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Dye It Rite Ramps Up Partnership With Austin Berry Racing, 2025 Will Be Busy Year

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Mifflin, PA – April 7, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Jason Walls / WRT Speedwerx

Austin Berry Racing is happy to announce that Dye It Rite, Inc., who joined their program for the 2024 season, is returning and has increased its involvement with the team for the 2025 season.

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BUSY 2025 AHEAD

Berry will be juggling a lot in 2025, on and off of the racetrack.  

His racing plans are being assembled around a major personal project Berry recently kicked off.  He is building a house and a new race shop on property he purchased a few years ago.  

Berry, with the help of his father and family, is managing the entire project and taking on aspects of it himself.  Add that to a full-time job, two young children, and a race team and you get one very busy young man.

Watch for more information about Berry’s 2025 racing plans, which will look quite different than in recent years, to be released in the next week or two.  

 

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 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
  • Carquest of State College
  • Auto Glass Centre
  • 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].

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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Making Statements in March: Strong Runs and Win Highlight First Month of Racing for Snook

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Port Royal, PA – April 3, 2025

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  Derick Kriner Photography

After an offseason of traveling around and getting to experience life on the road with a late model team, March brought about the start of young Lane Snook’s racing season. Getting to hit the track for the first time every year, can bring about all sorts of emotions. Nervousness, anticipation, and in Snook’s case, confidence. “I was very confident with our stuff after using the knowledge I learned from Florida on my own equipment.” Showing speed late in the 2024 season and getting a ton of new knowledge for 2025, the start of the season couldn’t come soon enough. “We went to a practice at BAPS and I knew our car was very good.”

Confidence in his equipment and ability showed itself on the first race day of the year at BAPS Motor Speedway. Lane and team brought out the limited car for an afternoon of racing and didn’t miss a beat. The 23 team was “able to get the first win out of the way for the season” after an impressive 8th to 1st run. After nearly half the season expiring before getting win one in 2024, 2025 seemed to be trending in a better direction from the onset.

The following weekend brought about a different type of challenge for the Mifflintown native. Stepping up to the super late model division for an opening day race at Port Royal Speedway. A new experience getting to race in the division would come with some troubles after a promising start. Rolling off 8th in the feature, Lane slid back a few positions early but was able to start to make gains throughout the feature, on a tough track surface.

With less than 10 laps to go in the feature event, the motor let go and ended a promising result. “It was pretty cool getting to race the super even though I wish it had a different ending. I think it helped me as a driver for the laps I did get to run” said Snook. A different feel within the car and a change in driving style were some of the things Lane noticed. “I feel if I could’ve gotten a few more races under my belt in the super, we could’ve been competitive up front every week.”

The next weekend would feature racing for the team, but back in the limited late model division at the ‘Speed Palace’ for the final daytime show until Labor Day. Track conditions were much different than the week prior, as temperatures were near 80 degrees, creating a slick surface. Leaning back on his experience from the week before, Snook was able to win his heat race from 4th and then have a strong 2nd place finish in the feature. “I think it (being in the super) helped me a lot. The track was slicker for the limited race so I think it helped me with throttle control and it also slowed everything down.” On a track that started to become very bottom-dominant, Lane thought that he “should’ve moved back to the bottom and I would’ve stayed with Kyle (Hardy).” Still a strong showing after disappointment the week before and proving the speed of their limited program with a 1st and a 2nd on the year.

Looking ahead to what the month of April has in store for the 23 car, the team plans to head back to Port Royal this Saturday, weather dependent. A few busy weeks will follow as the team plans to head to Clinton County, Path Valley, and BAPS, on the 11th-13th respectively. Then the team plans to attend Selinsgrove on the 18th, with plans for the 19th TBD. Three-race weekend is again the plan for the last weekend of the month, with stops at several different tracks around the region. Keep updated on the team’s schedule and results by checking out the new website at LaneSnookRacing.com.

The team would, as always, like to thank all of the great partners and sponsors that have made this year possible: Grassmyer Auctioneering, MHT Transport, Stydinger Bros Excavation, Fryeco Fabrication, Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Management, Mexico Ridge Beef Farm, Garman Concrete, The Olde Hatchery, Juniata Beverage, Sunny View Roofing, Keister Karting Products, Team22 Inc, AllStar Performance, Dyers Top Rods, Swift Springs, BDR Products, Keizer Wheels, and Winters Performance Products.

ABOUT  LANE SNOOK

Lane Snook is a 3rd generation race car driver who is entering his 10th year behind the wheel at the age of 16. 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 will make the move to the super late model division while still competing part time in his limited late model.

Follow Lane’s season at:  

 

THANKS TO OUR 2025 PARTNERS!

  • Grassmyer Auctioneering
  • MHT Transport
  • Stydinger Bros. Excavation
  • Fryeco Fabrication
  • Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt
  • Mexico Ridge Beef Farm
  • Garman Concrete Co.
  • The Olde Hatchery
  • Juniata Beverage
  • Sunny View Roofing
  • Keister Karting Products
  • Team 22 Inc.

THANKS TO OUR 2025 PRODUCT SPONSORS!

  • AllStar Performance
  • Dyers Top Rods
  • Swift Springs
  • BDR Products
  • Keizer Wheels
  • Winters Performance Products
 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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

Friends Drake Troutman and Lane Snook check out the racing surface at Port Royal Speedway on 3-29-25 (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!

SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS

Facebook:   Facebook.com/Addicted2DirtPR

YouTube:   YouTube.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Instagram:   Instagram.com/Addicted2DirtPR

X/Twitter:   Twitter.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Threads:   Threads.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Bluesky:   Addicted2DirtPR.bsky.social

LinkedIn:   LinkedIn.com/A2D-Enterprises

You Want Schedules? We’ve Got Schedules!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Harrisburg, PA – March 13, 2025

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Have you ever visited Addicted2DirtPR.com/events?  If not, you should!  

We have a ton of information about where and when our teams will be racing throughout the season.  

Here’s some cool features you should know about:

  • You can use the search box to find your favorite driver or track!
  • You can switch the view from a list to a monthly calendar or just a single date view!
  • Not only can you find the date and time of each race our teams will be competing in, you can discover track addresses, phone numbers, and event links to event ticket information if applicable!
  • If an event is cancelled due to weather, we update the site within 30 minutes of the announcement by the track or series!
  • Each entry tells you which division the driver is racing in that night!
  • Each entry includes a photo of the driver and car so you can get familiar with them!
We keep the site updated with all the info our teams give us.  Schedules are always subject to change and some teams plan month to month or week to week, but you will find full season schedules on the page for most teams.

We hope you find this one stop shop for our team’s schedules helpful throughout the season!

Now go take a look at the site and plan your trips to see your favorite drivers and events!

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

YouTube:   YouTube.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Instagram:   Instagram.com/Addicted2DirtPR

X/Twitter:   Twitter.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Threads:   Threads.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Bluesky:   Addicted2DirtPR.bsky.social

LinkedIn:   LinkedIn.com/A2D-Enterprises

2025 Lane Snook Racing Preview, New Website Will Keep Fans up to Date on Busy Year

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mifflintown, PA – January 15, 2025

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Image Credit:  My Race Pass

After a breakout 2024 racing season, Lane Snook and team are eager to kick off the new racing season. A five-win sophomore season exceeded expectations for the young Mifflintown racer. As the team prepares for 2025, Lane has had a busy off-season getting ready in several different ways. Traveling around the country and working in the shop has been the theme over the past few months.

When the racing season ended in Pennsylvania for the 23 car, the driver got to learn and travel around the country to see some new tracks and areas. Lane went on the road with Drake Troutman to quite a few shows “to try and learn the car better and build relationships with people.” Snook was able to travel to the World Finals at Charlotte, as well as the Gateway Dirt Nationals. 

PRI was next on the agenda to network with industry teams and companies. Most recently Lane was with After Burner Performance to tune on Troutman’s new ride. He then headed to Vado Speedway in New Mexico to be a part of the Wild West Shootout. Lane got to learn a lot of valuable skills for the upcoming season and still has Georgia and Florida Speedweeks to continue to build his notebook. “I’ve gone with Drake Troutman on all of these trips, so this is all thanks to him for letting me tag along with him and allowing me to be able to learn about the race car.

Learning about the super late model car will be valuable to Lane and the team. Lane looks forward to running more super late model races and practicing, to gain experience. This is one thing he is looking forward to the most in 2025. “I want to make as many laps as I can in it to get as comfortable as possible for me to be able to have good results.” Limited Late Models with less power have a little different set-up style for some parts of the car, but a lot of information is transferable. Running the super late model gives Lane a chance “to put some of the knowledge I’ve learned into the car to see if it makes us any better.”

At the moment, Snook is unsure of what the 2025 schedule plans fully look like. “I’m hoping to run as much as possible but it all comes down to where my dad wants to race.” As things stand, the team plans to kick off the new year at the Port Royal Speedway for the track’s season-opening event on March 8th. This will be a Super Late Model start at the moment.

The team has been getting three cars ready for the upcoming season and are looking to start off the new season on a strong note. If the breakout run at the Eldora Speedway was a sign of what the team can do, 2025 could prove to be just as stellar. Once the fun of traveling around ends for the start of Lane’s own season, the team will kick it off with their annual #23 Race Party. This event takes place on February 22nd and more information can be found on the Lane Snook Racing Facebook page. “I have to thank my family and friends for working hard to get the race party ready as I’m out on the road learning”

In addition to new ventures with time in the super late model planned, different supporters come on the heels of a strong performance in 2024. “I’ve got some new partners coming on board: Swift Springs, Keizer Wheels, Winters Performance Products, Allstar Performance, Garman Concrete & Construction, and Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Management.” With all of these new supporters and partners, as well as all of the returning sponsors, Lane Snook and his team are primed for another great season. 

Follow along all season with the team and be sure to check out their new website, LaneSnookRacing.com, built by My Race Pass through their partnership with Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management.  Fans will be able to find all the news and information they need on the website and the team’s Facebook page all season long.

ABOUT  LANE SNOOK

Lane Snook is a 3rd generation race car driver who is entering his 10th year behind the wheel at the age of 16. 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 will make the move to the super late model division while still competing part time in his limited late model.

Follow Lane’s season at:  

 

THANKS TO OUR 2025 PARTNERS!

  • Grassmyer Auctioneering
  • MHT Transport
  • Fryeco Fabrication
  • Dyers Top Rods
  • Mexico Ridge Beef Farm
  • The Olde Hatchery
  • Juniata Beverage
  • Byers Racing Engines
  • Swift Springs
  • Keizer Wheels
  • Winters Performance Products
  • Allstar Performance
  • Garman Concrete & Construction
  • Schaeffer’s Racing Oil
  • Superfly Shocks
  • Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt
 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities with Lane Snook Racing 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!

SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS

Facebook:   Facebook.com/Addicted2DirtPR

YouTube:   YouTube.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Instagram:   Instagram.com/Addicted2DirtPR

X/Twitter:   Twitter.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Threads:   Threads.com/Addicted2DirtPR

Bluesky:   Addicted2DirtPR.bsky.social

LinkedIn:   LinkedIn.com/A2D-Enterprises

Outstanding October: Wins and Hard Charger Round Out 2024 Season

Mifflintown, PA – November 2, 2024

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Photo Credit:  Derick Kriner Photography

No matter what time of year it is, finding your groove is something special for any race car driver and team. October proved to be the month that Lane Snook and team would find something that made the 23-car unstoppable.

Starting off the final month of the team’s season, BAPS hosted the Creekside Auto Late Models. After an invert put Snook in the 8th starting spot, speed showed as Lane made his way to the point. “We were able to make our way to the lead fairly quick.” Even after a few cautions and even a red flag, Lane picked up yet another BAPS Motor Speedway checkered flag.

Riding the wave of confidence, the Mifflintown-based team headed to the world-famous Eldora Speedway. “We qualified 7th in our group out of 24 cars. That put us starting 4th in the heat…made a mistake on the first lap, but was able to make our way back up to 4th.” A front-row starting spot in the B Main presented a prime opportunity to make the show. That is exactly what Snook did.

Most would think that rolling off towards the rear of the field would make it tough to have a great result. Finding the bottom groove to his liking, Snook advanced all the way up to the 7th position. With a car in the top five coming up lite at the scales, Lane wound up with a 6th place finish. “Half the challenge was just making the show, with so many good cars” stated Snook. “It was definitely cool racing at Eldora with the tough competition.”

Sometimes, finding your groove and something that works for you, can mean making changes to what you are used to. “I did some different stuff with the setup that I was told to do by people who had raced there before.” Not only did these tips help the young racer, Lane’s mindset might have also helped. “Went into the weekend knowing there was nothing to lose.” Sharing the hard charger award, for a track debut, was certainly a huge accomplishment.

Continued success would follow the 23 team to the Path Valley Speedway for the final weekend of the season. With a split program, qualifying took place on Friday night and the car and driver again, were in the groove. Quickest in time trials put the 16-year-old starting 8th in his heat, with the program being about points. 3rd place points in the heat totaled up to be the highest point total out of any driver on Saturday. “With a rubbered-up racetrack, we were able to lead every lap for a very successful last race of the season.”

That win marked Snook’s 5th of the year and was a perfect capstone to a sophomore season in the Limited Late Model ranks. 2024 was a great success and exceeded expectations for not only the team but also the driver. While 2025 still seems far away, it will certainly come quick. Practice over the off-season will come in the form of iRacing for the teenage racer and maybe also with watching races and replays to gain a mental notebook on tracks for 2025.

Lane and team would again like to thank all the great sponsors and friends who helped to make this season so successful. Here’s to 2024 and to an even more stellar 2025!

THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS! 

The entire team would like to express their appreciation to all their partners for their support during the 2024 racing season!
 

Grassmyer Auctioneering

MHT Transport

Fryeco Fabrication

Ritchey Sandblasting

Dyers Top Rods

Mexico Ridge Beef Farm

The Olde Hatchery

Juniata Beverage

Byers Racing Engines

Schaeffer’s Racing Oil

Superfly Shocks

LANE SNOOK RACING

Press Releases:   A2DPR.com/latest-news

Lane Snook Racing on Facebook:   Facebook.com/LaneSnookRacing

Schedule:   A2DPR.com/events

photo credit: Teal Beard/WRT Speedwerx

Broadcast coverage of Port Royal Speedway events is available at FloRacing.com.

SPECIAL THANKS

As always, thank you to all our sponsors and partners, including our silent partners who do everything they can to help but ask for nothing in return!  Below are the businesses…the people…the families…that make what these teams do possible.

 PLEASE take the time to browse this information and help the teams by giving your business to these partners. 

Most importantly, tell them WHY you patronized them and thank them for being involved in racing!

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management provides personal and powerful dirt motorsports public relations.  We are a central Pennsylvania-based business with a love of and passion for dirt racing and the people who make the sport what it is.

We keep fans engaged with your story through our personalized press releases
We promote your marketing partners to give them the value they want for their investment
We increase driver & team visibility to reach more fans and potential marketing partners
We present the polished, professional image that marketing partners want representing them
We leverage our audience and business model to achieve all of the above

Visit our website, A2DPR.com, to learn more about us and follow along with the stories of our race teams!  

Follow A2D on Social Media!  We are @Addicted2DirtPR on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok!  Follow hashtag #TeamA2D!

And of course, don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel so you are always notified of our latest video features, recaps and stories for #TeamA2D! 

Contact us via Email at:  [email protected]

Late Season Lessons

Mifflintown, PA – October 4, 2024

by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Photo Credit:  Teal Beard / WRT Speedwerx

As the month of September marched on, races became more scattered for Lane Snook and team. The team took to the Path Valley Speedway on September 14th, for a night of racing at the Spring Run ¼ mile. Snook put the limited late model in victory lane earlier in the season at the tight bullring. Speed and confidence continued for the 23 team.

Lane would roll off from the 7th starting position in the feature. A lesson in patience and perseverance was shown to the young 16-year-old. “I was able to move my way up to second throughout the race and battle for the lead,” stated Snook, “but with harder tires and lots of cautions at the end of the race, we ended up second.” Coming up one spot short of his second triumph of the season at Path Valley, but still garnering a podium finish.

This would be the last time the 23 car would roll onto the track in September, but the driver would take a few weeks to gain valuable experience and knowledge from friend Drake Troutman. Lane was able to travel with the Lucas Oil Late Model tour racer to the Knoxville Late Model Nationals and Brownstown Speedway. Snook found the experience to be different but in a good way. “It’s definitely cool traveling all over the place and getting to watch some of the best, and to see how they do it.” Lessons learned over the course of the trip could help the young racer who is still learning the ins and outs of the Late Model scene.

“I’ve learned a lot about different ways of how to set the car up and understanding why they do it.” As many older racers and crew chiefs will say, every driver should learn how the car works and how to work on it. These are valuable skills for the Mifflintown native to learn. “I’m grateful to Drake for allowing me to come help him and for him teaching me stuff about cars and how the cars work.”

Another thing that most drivers or past drivers will tell you is that trying to just show up to the track and spectate a race can be challenging or even unappealing “It’s pretty weird going to the racetrack and not racing,” stated Lane. However, the lessons and information could help down the road as the 3 time winner, in 2024, looks for more success in the coming weeks to close out the season.

The upcoming schedule for Lane features a trip to BAPS Motor Speedway on October 12th. A little road trip follows the next weekend as Eldora is on the schedule for the Dirt Track World Championship. The final weekend of the season will take place at Path Valley with a doubleheader weekend of October 25th-26th. That, for now, will close out the sophomore season for the team.

LANE SNOOK RACING

Press Releases:   A2DPR.com/latest-news

Lane Snook Racing on Facebook:   Facebook.com/LaneSnookRacing

Schedule:   A2DPR.com/events

Lane Snook studies the track surface. (photo credit: Derick Kriner Photography)

Broadcast coverage of Port Royal Speedway events is available at FloRacing.com.

THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS! 

The entire team would like to express their appreciation to all their partners for their support during the 2024 racing season!
 

Grassmyer Auctioneering

MHT Transport

Fryeco Fabrication

Ritchey Sandblasting

Dyers Top Rods

Mexico Ridge Beef Farm

The Olde Hatchery

Juniata Beverage

Byers Racing Engines

Schaeffer’s Racing Oil

Superfly Shocks

SPECIAL THANKS

As always, thank you to all our sponsors and partners, including our silent partners who do everything they can to help but ask for nothing in return!  Below are the businesses…the people…the families…that make what these teams do possible.

 PLEASE take the time to browse this information and help the teams by giving your business to these partners. 

Most importantly, tell them WHY you patronized them and thank them for being involved in racing!

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management provides personal and powerful dirt motorsports public relations.  We are a central Pennsylvania-based business with a love of and passion for dirt racing and the people who make the sport what it is.

We keep fans engaged with your story through our personalized press releases
We promote your marketing partners to give them the value they want for their investment
We increase driver & team visibility to reach more fans and potential marketing partners
We present the polished, professional image that marketing partners want representing them
We leverage our audience and business model to achieve all of the above

Visit our website, A2DPR.com, to learn more about us and follow along with the stories of our race teams!  

Follow A2D on Social Media!  We are @Addicted2DirtPR on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok!  Follow hashtag #TeamA2D!

And of course, don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel so you are always notified of our latest video features, recaps and stories for #TeamA2D! 

Contact us via Email at:  [email protected]

Trever Feathers Suffers Yet Another Late-Race Heartbreak

Mechanicsville, MD – October 3, 2024

by Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt

Photo Credit: Kevin Freer / WRT Speedwerx

Trever Feathers has an average finishing position of 8th in twenty-four super late model races this season.  He has finished in the top five in half of his races, including two wins, but he has performed even better than the stats show.  He has been leading or on the podium at least four times this season when a mechanical failure turned a great night into an expensive one. 

It’s not just the cost of the repair, it’s the lost winnings.  The combination has led to a significant financial swing for the Winchester-based team which often tows two to three hours to be able to race their super late model.  

Feathers maintains his own equipment with great care and attention to detail but regardless of how many long hours are spent in the shop, sometimes things happen that you have no control over.  That’s racing and that’s been the common thread through his 2024 season.

QUICK RESULTS

  • Date:  September 28, 2024
  • Event:  Hills Memorial
  • Class:  Super Late Model
  • LocationPotomac Speedway, Mechanicsville, MD
  • Stats:  23 cars, Qualifying 3rd, Heat 2nd (2), A-main DNF/15th (5)

HOW IT UNFOLDED

Potomac Speedway’s Hills Memorial event kicked off with time trials for the 23 cars on hand.  Feathers put himself in the mix early by ripping off the 3rd quickest lap in the field in his Team Zero Race Cars, Fox Racing Shox, Leggett Engine Research, North River Farm, McFarland Custom Painting & Wall Coverings, George’s Used Cars, Martin’s Pumping, Feathers & Son’s Roofing, Coffelt Graphics, Shane McDowell Racing No.27.

Feathers started 2nd in his 10-lap heat race and chased Ross Robinson for the duration of the race, finishing in the runner-up spot 1.1 seconds behind Robinson.

The lineup for the 30-lap finale put Feathers on the inside of row three.  He settled into the 5th spot through the midpoint of the event.  

On lap eighteen Feathers surged into 3rd and began closing the gap on 2nd.  He was challenging for the runner-up spot when the caution appeared with less than ten laps remaining.  

During the caution, a power steering line broke on Feathers’ No.27.  He attempted the restart but was forced to the sideline, ending his night.  He was officially 15th in the final rundown.

“That’s been the story of our year.”, a frustrated Feathers said.  

“We’ve just had terrible luck.  Things happen…that’s racing and we know that’s a part of it.  It just hard to swallow when you work so hard, perform well and then issues happen at a point in the night when you can’t recover from it.  We’ve been good enough to have five or six wins this year but we only have two to show for our efforts.”

“We’ll move on, catch our breath, and keep working hard.” 

UP NEXT

Feathers expects to hit the track a couple more times before calling the 2024 season a wrap but he has not determined his exact plans yet.  

Stay tuned to Trever Feathers Racing’s social media outlets to be the first to know when schedule decisions are made!

SEASON STATS

Super Late Model:  24 races, 2 wins, 12 top 5’s, 15 top 10’s, 19 top 15’s 

Limited Late Model:  4 races, 1 win, 1 top 5’s, 3 top 10’s, 4 top 15’s

PARTNER SPOTLIGHT:

Based in Winchester, VA, McFarland Custom Painting & Wall Coverings has over 20 years of commercial & residential, exterior & interior, painting experience with high-quality results.

Paint….wallpaper…lime washing!

Contact them today via email at [email protected] or by calling 540-327-5050!

You can also find photos of their great results on Facebook by searching McFarland Custom Painting!

Photo Credit: Kevin Freer / WRT Speedwerx

Marketing partnership opportunities are available for the 2025 seasons!

Trever Feathers Racing can be contacted via [email protected].

TREVER FEATHERS RACING

Bio & Media Info:  A2DPR.com/TreverFeathers

Press Releases:  A2DPR.com/LatestNews

Facebook:  Facebook.com/TFeathersRacing

Twitter:  Twitter.com/TFeathersRacing

Instagram:  Instagram.com/TFeathersRacing

Broadcast coverage of Port Royal Speedway events is available at FloRacing.com

THANKS TO OUR SUPER LATE MODEL TEAM PARTNERS! 
The entire team would like to express their appreciation to all their partners for their support!
 

McFarland Custom Painting & Wall Coverings

George’s Used Cars

Martins Pumping Service

North River Farm

Leggett Engine Research

Feathers & Sons Roofing

Coffelt Graphics

Team Zero Race Cars

Shane McDowell Racing

Fox Racing Shox

Barnes Custom Painting

American Racer

JDR Motorsports Fabrication

Jones Racing Products

McFarland Oval Research

Peterson Fluid Systems

Ritter’s Well Drilling

Sunoco

Trever Feathers Racing

ABC Supply of Winchester, VA

Tonka Time Solutions

Kevin Nouse Designs/K1 RaceGear

In Memory of Nathan McCoy

SPECIAL THANKS

As always, thank you to all our sponsors and partners, including our silent partners who do everything they can to help but ask for nothing in return!  These are the businesses…the people…the families…that make what these teams do possible.  PLEASE take the time to browse this information and help the teams by giving your business to these partners. 

Most importantly, tell them WHY you patronized them and thank them for being involved in racing!

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Addicted2Dirt PR and Media Management provides personal and powerful dirt motorsports public relations.  We are a central Pennsylvania based business with a love of and passion for dirt racing and the people who make the sport what it is.

We keep fans engaged with your story through our personalized press releases
We promote your marketing partners to give them the value they want for their investment
We increase driver & team visibility to reach more fans and potential marketing partners
We present the polished, professional image that marketing partners want representing them
We leverage our audience and business model to achieve all of the above

Visit our website, A2DPR.com, to learn more about us and follow along with the stories of our race teams!  

Follow A2D on Social Media!  We are @Addicted2DirtPR on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok!  Follow hashtag #TeamA2D!

And of course, don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel so you are always notified of our latest video features, recaps and stories for #TeamA2D! 

Contact us via Email at:  [email protected]