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
J&S Steel Late Models — American-Canadian Tour-type
Renegades — 1980s-era V8 sedans
Bombers — Entry-level four-cylinder
Devil’s Bowl Speedway is under new ownership and management for 2012!


PHOTO: Bond Auto Parts Modified racers Ron Proctor (#27), Leon Gonyo (#4), and Jessey Mueller (#19) are looking to end Vince Quenneville, Jr.'s (#78) win streak at Devil's Bowl Speedway on Sunday afternoon. (MemorEvents photo)
Final afternoon race before Friday summer schedule begins
WEST HAVEN, VT – Central Vermont Motorcycles presents Devil’s Bowl Speedway’s final Sunday afternoon stock car race of the Spring season at 1:30pm on Sunday, May 20. The event is the third round of the track’s NASCAR Whelen All-American Series slate and will be the final tune-up for the all-new Friday night summer schedule, set to begin on May 25.

PHOTO: Vince Quenneville, Jr., ran to his second-straight Bond Auto Parts Modified victory to open the year on Mother's Day. (MemorEvents photo)
Dragon takes first Late Model checkers
WEST HAVEN, VT – Vince Quenneville, Jr., made it a perfect two-for-two start to the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series stock car racing season at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Sunday afternoon. The Brandon driver headlined a Mother’s Day Special card that included first wins of the year for Brent Dragon and Frank Monroe and a repeat by rookie Josh Masterson.
Quenneville, of Brandon, VT, was helped by a little bit of luck in winning his second 35-lap Bond Auto Parts Modified feature in as many starts. Quenneville ended up starting on the pole position by virtue of a random inversion draw determined by fans. He led every lap and was able to drive away from a lap 2 tangle with Ron Proctor that left several cars heavily damaged. Leon Gonyo of Chazy, NY finished in second place with Olmstedville, NY youngster Jessey Mueller third.
“I didn’t expect two wins to start,” Quenneville said in victory lane. “I was just hoping for top-five finishes and to not wreck anything. This is awesome.” 















