Zach Sobotka’s jump from Sportsman Modifieds to Sprint Cars couldn’t have gone any better. In his first full season behind the wheel of a 305, the Parish driver capped off a dream rookie campaign by winning the 2025 CRSA Sprints championship, becoming the first rookie to do so since John Virgilio in 2011.
After taking last weekend off, a vital doubleheader is set to commence for the A-Verdi Storage Containers CRSA Sprints. Saturday, a DisBatch Brewing Company Challenge champion will be crowned at Land of Legends Raceway in Canandaigua, in the series’ final stop of the year at the Ontario County Fairgrounds.
The biggest event in the history of the A-Verdi Storage Containers CRSA Sprints is around the corner. “The Future Stars of Sprint Cars” are set for the return of the two-night New York 305 Nationals presented by Dandy at Woodhull Raceway, Friday and Saturday night.
Dillon Paddock’s nickname may change at Ransomville from “The Show Stopper” to “The Sweeper.”
The driver of the No. 8 started from pole and then took the lead for good on lap four to take the CRSA feature win at Ransomville Speedway and trim Zach Sobotka’s points lead down to 29.
The return of the New York 305 Nationals is set to excite local sprint car fans.
Mike Emhof, Nikki and Terry Brewer and Terry Pierce are excited to announce the return of the New York 305 Nationals presented by Dandy at Woodhull Raceway Sept. 12-13.
There’s a reason why Dillon Paddock is nicknamed “The Show Stopper.” Paddock came out of a restart past the halfway point and charged from eighth to first on the high side in what could be considered the restart of the year to score his third win of the season and extend his points to four over Zach Sobotka at Albany-Saratoga Speedway.
Zach Sobotka may be the hottest name in New York sprint car racing. From finishing ninth with the World of Outlaws to battling in his first season for a CRSA championship, Sobotka continued to show why he’s a contender in 2025.
The last month and a half for Jordan Hutton has been rough. From June 13 to July 5, Hutton’s average finish was 16.8, losing the points lead and dropping to just inside the top five.
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