Short Track Super Series
Series Information
The Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series (STSS) Fueled By Sunoco is a touring series for big-block/small-block Modifieds featuring many of the sport's most talented drivers. The STSS offers a mix of full-time drivers and weekend warriors battling for lucrative purse structures and series point funds.
The STSS is the only Northeast dirt Modified series to present two events offering $50,000-plus to win annually: one at Port Royal Speedway in Pennsylvania and another at Fonda Speedway in New York.
The STSS has North and South Regions for its Modified division with $15,000 championships available in addition to a five-race 'Elite' Series with events paying no less than $12,000 to win.
Additionally, there is a 'Cajun Region' for teams based in Louisiana and Texas with approximately 12 events per year.
Joining the big-block/small-block Modifieds, the STSS presents a touring series for the Crate 602 Sportsman division as well.
Aside from its touring series, the STSS manages the American Racer Cup, a home-track program rewarding drivers for competing regularly at home tracks utilizing American Racer tires.
The STSS was formed by special-events promoter Brett Deyo late in 2013 and the series has grown significantly since its inception, celebrating its 10th anniversary season in 2023.
The Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series (STSS) Fueled By Sunoco is a touring series for the big-block/small-block Modifieds featuring many of the sport’s most talented drivers. The STSS offers a mix of full-time drivers and weekend warriors battling for lucrative purse structures and series point funds.
The STSS is the only Northeast dirt Modified series to present two events offering $50,000-plus to win annually: one at Port Royal Speedway in Pennsylvania and another at Fonda Speedway in New York.
The STSS has North and South Regions for its Modified division with $15,000 championships ($46,000-plus total point funds for each) available in addition to a combined North/South point series boasting a $40,000 point fund. STSS Modified racers will compete for more than $133,000 total in year-end rewards this season at 18 different facilities representing six states and two Canadian provinces.
Joining the big-block/small-block Modifieds, the STSS presents a touring series for the Crate 602 Sportsman division as well.
The STSS manages the American Racer Cup, a home-track program rewarding drivers for competing regularly at home tracks utilizing American Racer tires.
The STSS was formed by special-events promoter Brett Deyo late in 2013 and the series has grown significantly since its inception, entering its 11th season in 2024.