David Hebert and his team - Équipe de Course ONE, Paillé Course/Racing, and GM Paillé - will compete full-time in the 2025 Short Track Super Series North Region, marking a significant step in his illustrious racing career.

Coming off a historic 2024 season where he secured his 200th career victory and 21st track championship, Hebert demonstrated his readiness for this new challenge with multiple top-ten finishes in his limited STSS appearances, including a victory at Autodrome Granby.

The team chose the Short Track Super Series for its balanced 14-race schedule, which allows them to maintain their work commitments while competing at the highest level. Hebert will continue racing weekly at Autodrome Granby and biweekly at Le RPM, alongside select Super Dirt Cars Series events.

The 2025 Short Track Super Series North Schedule includes:

• May 6: Accord Speedway
• May 29: Airborne Park Speedway
• June 15: Devil's Bowl Speedway
• July 2: Fonda Speedway
• July 10: Outlaw Speedway
• July 15: Utica-Rome Speedway
• July 22-23: Autodrome Granby & Le RPM
• August 4-5: Can-Am Speedway & Mohawk Int. Raceway
• August 31: Utica-Rome Speedway
• September 11-13: Fonda Speedway
• September 26-27: Utica-Rome Speedway
• October 23: Orange County Fair Speedway

Team Co-Owner Keven Ether confirmed they've invested in new equipment, including a Mullins small block engine, and are discussing acquiring a new Big Block to ensure competitiveness throughout the season.

"I have been wanting to compete in a major race series for a long time," Hebert stated, expressing excitement about racing on new tracks and facing elite competition. With his proven track record and strong team support, Hebert is positioned for a competitive 2025 season in the Short Track Super Series North Region.

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