DELTA SPEEDWAY RACES TO ROUND SEVEN THIS SATURDAY NIGHT IN STOCKTON
STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA (August 13, 2025) – Stockton’s Delta Speedway charges into the second half of its schedule with Saturday’s round seven for the 2025 Micro Sprint championships at the 1/7th mile dirt track. The San Joaquin County Fairgrounds dirt track roars back to life with Super 600, Non-Wing, A-Class, Restricted, and Jr. Sprints racing. Photo by Denise Dell Photography
Spectator gates open at 5pm on Saturday night. General Admission tickets are just $10 for adults while juniors ages 6-12, seniors, and military are $5, and kids 5 & under are FREE! Pit passes are $25. Race fans are encouraged to arrive early and come hungry for delicious Royce Farms BBQ.
Pit gates open at 1pm with the driver’s meeting at 4:30pm on Saturday. Hot laps and qualifying will follow.
Fans who cannot attend the action in person can view flag-to-flag coverage on Fast Four Media, the speedway’s 2025 Pay-Per-View partner.
Nikko Panella of Stockton has maintained a stranglehold over the Super 600 and Non-Wing divisions throughout the season as he tries to duplicate his 2022 championships sweep. Panella kept up the pressure on the rest of the Non-Wing competitors with his second win of 2025 during round six on July 26. The win places Panella into a nearly insurmountable 67-point advantage over Fresno’s Mattix Salmon. Brentwood’s Jeffrey Pahule is third followed by Brody Rubio of Manteca and Vito Celli of Stockton. A 30-lap feature is scheduled this Saturday for Non-Wing.
Nikko also leads the Super 600 battle with two victories while his older brother Alex is the most recent winner, earning his second win of 2025 in July from third in the standings. The top-five in the winged battle sees Nikko leading Mattix Salmon by 38 points followed by Alex Panella, Raio Salmon, and Vito Celli. The Super 600 dart around Delta Speedway in a 30-lap feature each week.
A-Class competition has tightened followed Kyle Fernandez’ first victory during round six. Sacramento’s Landon Henry leads Fernandez by just 38 points. Henry and Fernandez each have one victory and six top-five finishes in the inaugural season for the stock machines. Jackson Tardiff of Vacaville, Levi Osborne of Tracy, and Lucas Mauldin of Rancho Murieta make up the rest of the top-five with a 25-lap race on Saturday.
Manteca’s Briggs Davis is well on his way to a successful championship defense in Restricted, leading Rancho Murieta’s Maya Mauldin by 33 points. Connor Penix of Clovis, Bryson Sozinho, and Dean Skrifvars of Castro Valley are in pursuit as well. Restricted races for 25-laps.
Delta Speedway’s closest battle continues in the Jr. Sprints with Easton Wright of Martinez holding station by 19 markers after his third win of the season. Oakley’s Lucas Fenn is second. Samantha Dozier of Vacaville is only 27 points outside of the lead in third as well. Rookie Santino Gonella has had a strong season in fourth followed by Logan Fenn. Delta’s youngest drivers battle in a 20-lap feature for round seven.
Delta Speedway Stockton thanks: Stockton Ports, Valley Strong Credit Union, Cal-Waste Recovery Systems, Clean Brothers Site Services, Hoosier Racing Tire, Interstate Truck Center, Scully’s Air, Baker Roofing, East Bay Tire, Chase Chevrolet, Genova Bakery, Van De Pol Petroleum, Belkorp Ag, and J Milano Co. for their support of the 2025 season!
2025 Delta Speedway Schedule (Subject to Change)
April 5 Opening Day
April 19 Race #2
May 17 Race #3
June 20 & 21 Race #4 & #5 (Sizzler)*
July 5 Speedweek**
July 26 Race #6
August 16 Race #7
Aug 30 & 31 Race #8 & #9 (Dual)
October 4 Race #10*
October 24 & 25 Turkey Bowl XXVI**
**Non-points races
