Super DIRT Week
Racing's Biggest Party since 1972
** StubHub ticket purchasers get a limited-edition cloisonné pin and a Meet-and-Greet with drivers on Friday, October 9.
About Super DIRT Week
Super DIRT Week is Racing’s Biggest Party, A New York Tradition, showcasing the best drivers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic as they tackle the historic Steel Palace, Oswego Speedway. The annual pilgrimage for thousands of race fans from across the United States and Canada runs October 5-10, 2026. Super DIRT Week celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2022, was awarded the 2015 Newsmaker of the Year Award and the 2011 National Speedway Directory Outstanding Annual Short-Track Event.
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Super DIRT Week News
TOP 5 STORYLINES: Big Names, Big Parties Set Stage For Super DIRT Week 54
Super DIRT Week 54 presented by StubHub brings Racing’s Biggest Party to Oswego Speedway for the 10th time, and a celebration filled with gears and guitars is set to rock “The Port City.” More than 30,000 fans will take advantage of the free entertainment and action-packed racing throughout the week, Oct. 5-10, featuring the Super
Super DIRT Week Block Party Brings Racing Excitement to Downtown Oswego
Super DIRT Week, in partnership with The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GOFCC) and the City of Oswego, will welcome race fans and community members to downtown Oswego for Racing’s Biggest Block Party on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 4–8 p.m. along West First Street. The free community event will bring the excitement of Super DIRT
RETURN OF THE NINE: Tim McCreadie Returns to Super DIRT Week 54 in Search of Elusive Billy Whittaker Cars 200 Victory
Bob McCreadie’s No. 9 Big Block Modified was a legendary part of Super DIRT Week. And now, Tim McCreadie will bring that iconic paint scheme to Oswego Speedway. The Watertown, NY driver has officially entered Super DIRT Week 54 presented by StubHub and is chasing an item missing from his racing resume: a Billy Whittaker
REMEMBERING DAVE DIXON
For more than 40 years, when the lights went on at a dirt track in New York, there was probably one guy to thank – Dave Dixon. As an ace electrician, Dixon was the behind-the-scenes hero at events like Super DIRT Week and DIRTcar Nationals, solving problems many never knew existed. When the lights stayed on
