The series will kick off its 2023 schedule at Stafford Motor Speedway in Stafford Springs, Connecticut on July 13th. After that, the series will travel north for its first visit to the iconic Thunder Road Speedbowl in Barre, Vermont on July 20th. SRX will then head south to Virginia for a shootout at Motor Mile Speedway on July 27th before visiting Michigan for the first time to race at the esteemed Berlin Raceway in the greater Grand Rapids area on August 3rd. The series will culminate its 2023 season with back-to-back dirt races at Eldora Speedway (OH) on August 10th, followed by the championship race at Lucas Oil Speedway in Missouri on August 17th.
This news comes a week after SRX confirmed the return of Thursday Night Thunder on ESPN. I’m a little disappointed that Salem Speedway, the Bristol-racealike that’s an hour from my doorstep, isn’t included, but it’s hard to knock the tracks that did make the cut for 2023. I’m excited to see what new drivers make their way into the series next year, especially with those who already have full-time commitments on the weekends maybe finding an open Thursday night to do some short track moonlighting.
Michael Miller 