Rain prevented dirt car drivers from getting on the track Wednesday for Super Dirt Week XXXVIII at the New York State Fairgrounds. Competitors for Sunday's mile-long Rite Aid 200 were limited to their trailers while a series of storms swept through Central New York.
Driver Jeff Brownell, Jr., an automatic qualifier for the Rite Aid 200, drove from Waterloo, N.Y. with his team for a fifth straight year for a chance at the $50,000 prize.
"This is the Indy 500 of dirt car racing," Brownell said.
The Rite Aid 200 is scheduled to start Sunday at 2:15 p.m..
*Update: Brownell finished 39th in Sunday's race. Click here for a complete list of race results.
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