Brett Deyo Speaks Out on Short Track Super Series and Future Plans in 2025 – DTD Interview
The interview provides insights into Deyo's challenges and plans in modified racing. Key points:
2024 Challenges:
- Financial issues, including bounced checks and vendor payments
- Track surface problems at Fonda
- Departure from Georgetown Speedway
- Resolved most major vendor debts
- Expects full financial recovery by end of 2025
2025 Changes and Improvements:
- Restructured race payouts to spread wealth through the field
- New clay at Fonda Speedway
- Focused management of Utica-Rome and Fonda
- Simplified motor rules for better competition
- Introduction of 358 series at Utica-Rome and Fonda
- 74 total events planned
Notable Developments:
- Partnership with Can-Am track
- Improved relations with Super DIRTcar Series
- Growing popularity of Wegner Weekend Warrior motors
- Continued dominance of Sheppard and Friesen (60%+ wins)
Future Outlook:
- Focus on economic recovery
- Potential for new ownership/succession planning
- Emphasis on sustainable growth
- Continued collaboration with other series
Man wearing blue hat trackside
The interview reveals Deyo's commitment to stabilizing and growing modified racing while addressing past challenges and adapting to current market conditions.
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