Woah Nellie Modifieds and Super Late Models headline an action-packed, two-day weekend.

By Daniel Nelligan

BUSTI, N.Y. — The historic Stateline Speedway is set to close out its 2026 regular oval racing schedule with a massive two-day spectacle. Except for the All Star Circuit of Champions Championship race in October, this will be all for the speedway in 2026’s racing action. The annual “Fall Brawl” promises a high-stakes weekend of dirt track action in the hills of Busti, headlined by the Woah Nellie Modified Series and back-to-back $5,000-to-win Super Late Model features.

Friday Night Action The weekend kicks off on Friday night with a special 8 p.m. start time. The opening card features full racing programs for the Super Late Models, RUSH Stock Cars, and Challengers. Preliminary heat races will set the weekend stage for the RUSH Late Models, RUSH Pro Mods, and Pro Stocks. Friday’s slate will also feature a RUSH Late Model “King of the Hill” shootout and a highly anticipated, secret grudge match between two drivers who will be announced at the track.

Saturday Night Finale The momentum continues Saturday at the track’s traditional 7 p.m. start time. The Saturday card will be anchored by the main event features for the RUSH Late Models, RUSH Pro Mods, Pro Stocks, and the Woah Nellie Modified Series. Meanwhile, the Super Late Models, RUSH Stock Cars, and Challengers will reload to contest their second full program of the weekend. Fans will also be treated to a UMP Modified “King of the Hill” competition to round out the special events.

Super Late Models The premier Super Late Model division will be racing for massive money to close out the year. The heavyweights of the region will battle for a lucrative $5,000-to-win top prize on both Friday and Saturday nights, ensuring maximum intensity all weekend long.

Woah Nellie Modified Series The Woah Nellie Modifieds roll into Busti for race six of their seven-race championship slate, bringing an epic, down-to-the-wire points battle. Anything can happen at Stateline, as proven during the series’ last visit when Dave Hess Jr. defended home turf to win during the World of Outlaws’ Rick Briggs Memorial. Adding a unique twist to the weekend, Friday will feature qualifying and heats for the tour, setting up Saturday’s feature. The Fall Brawl will also serve as the first-ever “Topless” event in series history, allowing teams to completely remove the roofs and sail panels from their Modifieds for the weekend.

Event Details Fans are encouraged to monitor Stateline Speedway’s social media channels for the most up-to-date schedule information, ticket pricing, and weekend news.