Devil’s Bowl Speedway is Vermont’s fastest weekly stock car track. Devil’s Bowl is a half-mile, progressively banked, asphalt oval featuring four divisions of NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing.
WEEKLY RACING DIVISIONS:
Bond Auto Parts Modifieds — Open-wheel, dirt-style
Late Models — American-Canadian Tour-type
Renegades — 1980s-era V8 sedans
Central Vermont Motorcycles Mini Stocks — Entry-level four-cylinder
PHOTO: Todd Stone of Middlebury, VT took his second Devil's Bowl Speedway victory of the season on June 14 and leads the Bond Auto Parts Modified championship standings. (Alan Ward photo)
Stone, Bates riding momentum as summer stretch heats up
WEST HAVEN, VT – A pair of stock car drivers from Middlebury, VT have been bringing trophies home by the truckload at Devil’s Bowl Speedway. With just three race events completed in 2013, veteran Todd Stone and 17 year-old Hunter Bates each have two NASCAR Whelen All-American Series victories apiece and find themselves riding a wave of momentum entering the Carrara Masonry & Concrete “Hometown Heroes” event on Friday, June 21 at 7:00pm.
PHOTO: Carmody Ford "Slate Valley 100" winner Matt Frahm (right) with Granite State Pro Stock Series Chief Starter Bryon Callen (left) at Devil's Bowl Speedway. (Photo courtesy Twitter/Ashley Hazelton)
Bates and Stone split Modified Twin 25s, LaVair repeats in Mini Stocks
WEST HAVEN, VT – Matt Frahm put on a stock car racing clinic at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Friday, June 14, dominating the inaugural Carmody Ford “Slate Valley 100” for the Granite State Pro Stock Series. Frahm was joined in victory lane by NASCAR Whelen All-American Series winners Hunter Bates, Todd Stone, and Bobby LaVair.
Frahm, of New Salem, NH, was untouchable in the 100-lap main event for the Granite State Pro Stock Series in its first appearance at a Vermont race track, leading every lap. The 23 year-old part-time competitor on the NASCAR Nationwide Series posted his second consecutive victory on the GSPSS tour and remains the only driver to repeat as a race winner since the series’ inception in 2011. He was challenged in the early laps by Dave Pembroke, Mike O’Sullivan, and Jay Sands, but was able to pull away to a comfortable lead and cruised to his third Granite State victory. 
























