Photo credit: Don SimpsonThe best drivers will face off at Brewerton Speedway
La version française ici October 5, 2017 will be a date to keep in mind if you are passionate about dirt racing. The best Modified 358 riders will battle it out at Brewerton Speedway for the coveted "Hurricane 100" prize. Last year there were nearly fifty cars trying to qualify for this key event, which is part of NAPA Super DIRT Week. For the past 24 years, some of the biggest names in modified racing have visited the winner's circle at the 'Hurricane 100', and this year will be the 25th edition lining up to be better than ever. 
Jimmy Phelps
Chris RaabeDrivers such as Mario Clair, Chris Raabe, David Hébert and Steve Bernard are just some of the Canadians who will have to challenge Matt Sheppard, Jimmy Phelps, Larry Wight and, last year's winner, Billy Decker to win the 25th "Hurricane 100".
Yan Bussiere
David HebertThe DIRTcar Sportsman Series will also be there with some of the best Sportsman drivers from Canada and the United States, competing on the one-third mile oval "D" shaped track. 
Ryan ArbuthnotLast year, fifty cars took part in this much-loved race, which was one of the tightest races in the event's history, with Brad Rouse of St. Catharines, Ontario winning by a difference of 0.614 seconds on Rocky Warner. For this 25th anniversary of this great event, it is certain that we will witness one of the best races of the season.
Jimmy Phelps
Chris RaabeDrivers such as Mario Clair, Chris Raabe, David Hébert and Steve Bernard are just some of the Canadians who will have to challenge Matt Sheppard, Jimmy Phelps, Larry Wight and, last year's winner, Billy Decker to win the 25th "Hurricane 100".Yan Bussiere
David HebertThe DIRTcar Sportsman Series will also be there with some of the best Sportsman drivers from Canada and the United States, competing on the one-third mile oval "D" shaped track. Ryan ArbuthnotLast year, fifty cars took part in this much-loved race, which was one of the tightest races in the event's history, with Brad Rouse of St. Catharines, Ontario winning by a difference of 0.614 seconds on Rocky Warner. For this 25th anniversary of this great event, it is certain that we will witness one of the best races of the season.
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