Lane Snook

Up and Down October: Snook Ends 2025 Season, Looks Ahead to 2026
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10/30/2025

10/30/2025

Lane Snook


Up and Down October: Snook Ends 2025 Season, Looks Ahead to 2026

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Port Royal, PA – October 30, 2025
by Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR & Media Mgmt
Image Credit: Derick Kriner Photography

With few races remaining on the schedule for Lane Snook and his team in 2025, the end of a personal best season was in sight. Even with a limited number of races, the team would travel to a variety of facilities.

Starting off the month at the Path Valley Speedway, Snook and team would continue their winning ways. Winning his heat race and then starting 3rd in the feature, Lane was once again in prime position to grab another win. “Got into second on the first lap and after a few restarts was able to pass the leader.” Lane would hold on to pick up the win in the limited late model feature and took his win total on the year to 20.

Traveling the following weekend to the world-famous Eldora Speedway, Snook would look to round out his season on a high note. Having made a statement run in the Dirt Track World Championship event in 2024, hopes were again high for a great run at this event.

Speed would start the first night of racing as Snook went up against the field of 60+ cars. Lane would time in 5th in his group and start 2nd in his heat race. Making his way through the heat and finishing in 2nd would lock him into the feature on Saturday night, and he would start 9th. “I thought we had a shot to win after the first day, as I felt we were still pretty fast for the car I had, and I knew if the car was right, I would’ve had a shot.”

As the Saturday finale started, the team was going to be out first for hot laps, but opted to skip, as the track was still really wet. Unknown to the team, the car had issues from the night before with the rough conditions in the heat race. “I believe I had a shock go bad from the heat race the day before,” stated Lane. And sadly, the feature result was not very good, having no laps that night to diagnose the car. “It took all the traction out of the racecar.” A disappointing backslide through the field, all the way to 20th, was not what the Port Royal-based team was looking for. “I haven’t been able to look into it too hard yet,” said Snook. All in all, it was bittersweet to have such a prime opportunity for a strong run in a premier event, but the driver and team are already looking forward to 2026.

With 2025 being a breakthrough season with 20 wins and 2 track titles at Selinsgrove and Port Royal, questions surrounded what the young talent would do in 2026. Preparation and learning, a statement that started the season as something Snook was looking to do, will again be the name of the game during this offseason. “The plan for the offseason is to be on the road as much as possible and learn as much as possible.” He’s already been spending a lot of the last few weeks with Drake Troutman and crew, learning and helping out.

The biggest part of the offseason, aside from the travel and learning, will be what is in the works for the 2026 season. “I also plan on putting another car together, to run supers next year, in the few weeks I’ll be home over the offseason.” Making the move to the super late model ranks would be a step that the team was hoping to start this past season in a limited capacity, but hurting their motor in the first attempt of the season put that on hold. Even when running with the super late model division in the late stages of the season with their steel block, Snook showed speed.

With all of this in mind, Lane and team will still certainly have this season to remember forever, regardless of what results come next year. Having four times more wins this season was a surprise to everyone involved. The other part that the team should take great pride in is the level of consistency that they were able to maintain. The team ran 43 total races, combining limited, super, and steel block shows. Aside from the 20 wins, Snook was able to tally 37 top 10’s, 34 top 5’s, and 32 podiums. Winning nearly half his races and being on the podium in almost 75% of the shows, boasts a strong model of consistency and ability.

While it’s unknown what 2026 may bring, with the number of things that are going right for the 23 car, there is no reason that wins and an equally impressive stat line can’t happen. Make sure to keep an eye out for updates and information about 2026 and when the team plans to get back on track. Fans can always get the latest information on the team’s website, LaneSnookRacing.com.

ABOUT LANE SNOOK

Lane Snook is a 3rd generation race car driver who is entering his 10th year behind the wheel at the age of 16. After racing go-karts for several years, he made the move into the limited late model division in 2023. In 2024, he saw great success in the division, collecting 5 wins at 2 different tracks. In 2025, he will make the move to the super late model division while still competing part-time in his limited late model.

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Article Credit: Derick Kriner / Addicted2Dirt PR

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