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Anthony Macri Wins 20K Outlaws Morgan Cup At Williams Grove

Dillsburg pilot remains undefeated at oval this season

5/10/25

Mechanicsburg –Anthony Macri remains undefeated at Williams Grove Speedway in 2025 after he trumped the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars in Saturday’s Morgan Cup battle between the outlaws stars and the drivers of the Pennsylvania Posse.

The outlaws victory was the first of Macri’s career at Williams Grove however it was his fourth overall with the circuit.

The Dillsburg pilot pocketed a total of $20,000 for his run to victory in the 30-lap main.

To get his third win of the season at the track, Macri had to beat polesitter Bill Balog off the blocks at the start of the feature on what was by far Balog’s best performance at the track to date.

But Balog’s good night came to an abrupt halt on the second lap when he spun out of second in the second turn and found himself facing the oncoming field.

The restart found perennial outlaws series champion Donny Schatz chasing Macri for the lead while Danny Dietrich made low side jabs at Schatz for second.

Macri pulled away on open track and had a near two-second lead on the fifth circuit but when traffic entered the picture with nine away the tables turned.

The leader appeared hesitant in traffic early as he navigated putting cars a lap down and Schatz pounced for control, crossing the stripe as the leader of lap 10.

However the notice served by Schatz seemed to put Macri’s elbows up or stir him awake as the first turn found Macri blasting to Schatz’s outside in a rally to reclaim the top spot.

And reclaim it he did with an outside swoop and then a dive down in front of Schatz onto the backchute.

Once back at the point Macri drove a smart race through traffic to maintain control the rest of the distance

A tremendous battle for fourth, fifth and sixth place unfolded between Carson Macedo, David Gravel and Logan Schuchart on laps 12, 13 and 14 as the trio battled wildly for position before disaster struck in the fourth corner.

When the lapped car of TJ Stutts spun in front of the battle, Macedo piled into his machine and Schuchart walloped Macedo’s sideways and airborne car, doing great damage to both machines.

Neither driver was able to return to action, proving costly in the season-long outlaws points battle.

The restart one lap shy of the halfway point saw both Gravel and Justin Whittall get by Dietrich as the pair set sights on runner-up Schatz.

Macri was again handling traffic with seven laps to go when Gravel took second and threatened to run down the leader

However Macri’s prowess in choosing the right lanes to continue lapping cars while maintaining his momentum proved too much for Gravel to overcome as the Connecticut driver crossed the line 1.785 seconds behind at the finish.

Dietrich rebounded for third followed by Schatz and Whittall.

Sixth through 10th went to Buddy Kofoid, Freddie Rahmer, Sheldon Haudenschild, Gio Scelzi and Troy Wagaman Jr.

Macri’s win in the Morgan Cup has now tied the event at seven wins for each side in the battle between the outlaws and the posse.

It was the second win in a row by a Pennsylvania Posse driver in Morgan Cup action.

Heats went to Schuchart, Gravel, Macri and Whittall.

Daryn Pittman won the C Main while Ashton Torgerson claimed the B Main and Balog won the dash to earn the pole for the feature.

Logan Schuchart set overall fast time over the 43 car field with a lap of 16.515 seconds.

The event at Williams Grove on May 10 was the 239th contested by the World of Outlaws at the oval, tying the track with Eldora Speedway for the track that has held the most series events in circuit history.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com
Williams Grove Speedway
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Feature Finish

5/10/25

410 sprint cars, 30 laps: 1. Anthony Macri, 2. David Gravel, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Donny Schatz, 5. Justin Whittall, 6. Michael Kofoid, 7. Freddie Rahmer, 8. Sheldon Haudenschild, 9. Gio Scelzi, 10. Troy Wagaman Jr., 11. Chase Dietz, 12. Zach Hampton, 13. Lance Dewease, 14. Daryn Pittman, 15. Conner Morrell, 16. Brock Zearfoss, 17. Lucas Wolfe, 18. Garet Williamson, 19. Ashton Torgerson, 20. Chad Trout, 21. Chris Windom, 22. Bill Balog, 23. Brady Bacon, 24. Carson Macedo, 25. Logan Schuchart, 26. TJ Stutts

DNQ: Cole Macedo, Cameron Smith, Derek Hauck, Austin Bishop, Hunter Schuerenberg, Zane DeVault, Kody Hartlaub, Jeff Halligan, Skylar Gee, Ryan Taylor, Tyler Ross, Joey Amantea, Ryan Newton, Preston Lattomus, Steve Buckwalter, Dave Grube, Parker Price Miller

Yellow Breeches 500 Race For 410 Sprints Friday At Williams Grove

358 sprints slated for first races of season, twin mains to be contested

5/11/25

Mechanicsburg – A Yellow Breeches 500 race is on tap for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway coming up this Friday night, May 16 at 7:30 pm when it will be York County Racing Club Night.

Also racing will be the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint cars in a full regular program PLUS the make-up Dirty Deeds 25 feature held over from April 4.

The Yellow Breeches 500 feature will pay $500 just to start the 25-lap main event for the 410 sprints.

And to go along with $500 to start, Williams Grove purse increases are in effect to the tune of $4,000 in total for the race.

The added funds will be placed in the purse beginning with the second finishing position so that even the 10th place finisher earns a cool $1,000.

Group time trials in practice laps will set the heat starting grids for the 410 sprints on May 16.

Racing has been sparse at the track so far this season due to inclement weather.

Just three races for the 410 sprints have been completed to date including the World of Outlaws Morgan Cup on May 10 and all three events to date have been taken by Dillsburg’s Anthony Macri.

Friday’s races for 358 sprints will be the first ones completed on the year.

Adult general admission for May 16 is $25 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

Williams Grove Cancels First Round Morgan Cup Action Friday

World of Outlaws and Posse to meet in Saturday finale

5/9/25

Mechanicsburg – Rains through mid-day and a soggy forecast have forced World of Outlaws and Williams Grove Speedway officials to pull the plug on night one of Morgan Cup action slated for Friday night at the track.

The focus now shifts to tomorrow, Saturday night, May 10, when the oval will host the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup finale for World of Outlaws and Lawrence Chevrolet Pennsylvania Posse sprint cars, at 7:30 pm.

The HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup will find the outlaws and local Pennsylvania Posse sprint car drivers squaring off for the big prize on Saturday night when a 30-lap feature is contested.

The winner will score $15,000 to win plus another $5,000 for Morgan Cup bragging rights, setting up a cool $20,000 payday.

Named after late track owner Morgan Hughes, the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup is contested each May to establish bragging rights between the outlaws and Williams Grove drivers.

The home of the Morgan Cup champion lays claim to the Morgan Cup trophy itself for the ensuing year, either at the speedway office in Mechanicsburg or at World of Outlaws headquarters in Concord, North Carolina.

Event sponsor HVAC Distributors Inc. based in Mount Joy is a full-service wholesale distributor and manufacturers representative of residential and light commercial heating and air-conditioning equipment and accessories.

In business since 1987, HVAC Distributors Inc. serves the residential new construction, residential replacement and light commercial segments of the HVAC industry in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Northern Virginia, Eastern Ohio and Western New York.

Adult general admission Saturday is $35 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $15.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

HIGH LIMIT 410 SPRINTS TO TAKE IT TO THE HILL AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 20 PRESENTED BY…..

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT PRESENT THE RICH MAR FLORIST KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT 410 SPRINTS MIDWEEK SERIES

BECHTELSVILLE, PA MAY 9, 2025 . . . . . . . . We are just days away from the High Limit 410 Sprints taking on the Hill at the Grandview Speedway Tuesday night, May 20. Levan Machine & Truck Equipment present the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 410 Sprints Roto Rooter Mid-Week Series. This event will mark the first event of the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series at Grandview. The top 410 Sprint Drivers will be in action at the tricky and often non-forgiving high banked one-third mile clay oval in Bechtelsville, PA.

Expected in the field are past High Limit Thunder on the Hill winners Rico Abreu and PA driver Brent Marks joined by five time World of Outlaw Champion and current High Limit point leader Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA, Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. And we can’t count out the local drivers that will be on hand shooting for the $20,000 payday. And if a local PA driver again takes the top prize, Alpine Building Supply has posted an additional $2,000 bonus.

The Rich Mar Florist Kubota Hight Limit 410 Sprints presented by Levan Machine & Truck Equipment will open with Time Trials, a series of qualifying events all leading up to the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 35 lap feature event. In addition to the $20,000 first prize the twenty-four car starting field will earn a minimum of $1,500 to start the main event. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap events. This tight and racy one-third mile oval is a favorite stop on the High Limit Tour and always thrills the fans.

Advance tickets for this event are now available at TicketHoss.com. As an Advance Ticket Holder, you may enter the first turn grandstand gate at 4:30 PM allowing you choice seating. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5:00 PM and the main gate will open at that time. Warm-ups and time trials will begin at 7PM with the show opening set for 7:30 PM. The opening ceremonies will include local professional Trumpet player Eric Haney as he performs the National Anthem. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap feature events. In the event of rain, Wednesday night, May 21 will be the rain date with a starting time of 7:30 PM.

General admission tickets on race night are $40 for adults, children 6-11 are $20, children 5 and under will be admitted for free. The Pit Fee is $45 and a license is not required. (Pit tickets are not available at Ticket Hoss).

Alpine Building Supply will be selling a special edition of an Alpine Thunder on the Hill Racing Series shirt. The Alpine Thunder on the Hill Series Shirt will showcase a 410 Sprint, a Non-Wing 410 Sprint and a 358 Modified on the back with the Alpine Building Supply and Thunder on the Hill logos placed on the front of the shirt. In addition, all profits from the sale of these shirts will be donated to the Big Impact Group of Schuylkill County. Big Impact Group is a mentoring program helping Schuylkill County youth for over 35 years. Through the dedication of our volunteers and strong community support we are able to make this program successful. Shirts will be $20 up to XL and $25 for larger sizes. Be sure to stop by the Alpine Building Supply and purchase your Alpine Thunder on the Hill shirt and support a worthy cause.

The NAPA Auto Parts Thunder Series will continue with the USAC Non-Wing Sprints Levan Machine & Truck Equipment Eastern Storm National Tour on Tuesday night, June 17 with a 7:30 PM starting time. Joining the USAC National Tour Non-Wing Sprints will be the 358 Modifieds and the show gets underway at 7:30 PM The Thunder finale is set for Tuesday night, July 1 when the Pennsylvania 410 Sprints Speed Week Series and the 358 Modifieds team up for a spectacular doubleheader with a starting time of 7:30 PM.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

Presents

RICH MAR FLORIST

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING 410 SPRINTS

$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

Presents

AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

The 358 Modifieds will follow the weekly Grandview Speedway car specifications.

Grandview Speedway Contact Information Track Phone: 610-754-7688

GPS USERS: 43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Located less than a mile off Route 100, 10 miles north of Pottstown, PA

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

Series Website: http://www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Track Website: http://www.grandviewspeedway.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thunderonthehill

Outlaws And Posse To Square Off At Williams Grove This Weekend

HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup On Tap

5/4/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will host the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup weekend for World of Outlaws and Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars coming up this Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10 at 7:30 pm both nights.

The HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup will find the outlaws and local Pennsylvania Posse sprint car drivers squaring off in a 25 lap main on Friday with the big prize up for grabs on Saturday night when a 30-lap feature is contested.

The winner will score $12,000 on Friday night before Saturday’s finale pays $15,000 to win plus another $5,000 for Morgan Cup bragging rights, setting up a cool $20,000 take for the finale winner.

Named after late track owner Morgan Hughes, the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup is contested each May to establish bragging rights between the outlaws and Williams Grove drivers.

Last year local driver TJ Stutts upended the outlaws to score the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup for the Pennsylvania faithful and keep the cup trophy itself at the speedway office in Mechanicsburg.

Since the event was first run in 2011, the outlaws drivers hold a slight edge in bragging rights having scored the Morgan Cup seven times to the six wins owned by the locals.

The race was not contested in 2020.

Fireworks will be part of both Morgan Cup racing programs.

Defending outlaws series champion David Gravel will enter Williams Grove action as the current series point leader over Logan Schuchart and he outpaces Schuchart in the win column to date 6 – 1.

Anthony Macri is the early season Williams Grove Speedway point leader.

Adult general admission both nights is $35 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $15.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Rains Kill Williams Grove Program Mid-Stream Friday, Outlaws Are Next Week

5/2/25

Mechanicsburg – Friday night’s sprint car races at Williams Grove Speedway were cancelled when rains hit the track in the middle of the program.

Time trials had been completed for the 33 Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars on hand and the make-up 358 sprint feature was on the track when light rain hit, putting a halt to action.

After a brief shower the track was ironed in and the cars were again on the track, forming up for the start of the make-up feature again when a bout of heavier rain doused the track, ending the night.

Rainchecks from May 2 will be honored.

Visit www.williamsgrove.com to view the complete raincheck policy.

Prior to the rains, Anthony Macri of Dillsburg set fast time in qualifications with a lap of 16.550 seconds.

Macri’s fast time was just five one-thousandths of a second off of the quick time that he posted when the track was last in action back on April 18.

Heat lineups for the 410 sprints were set with pole positions in each of the four events earned by Macri, Lucas Wolfe, Troy Wagaman Jr. and Danny Dietrich.

The make-up Dirty Deeds 358 sprint feature from April 4 will now be contested on May 16.

Williams Grove Speedway will host the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup weekend for World of Outlaws and Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars coming up Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10 at 7:30 pm both nights.

The winner will score $12,000 on Friday night before Saturday’s finale pays $15,000 to win plus another $5,000 for Morgan Cup bragging rights, setting up a cool $20,000 take for the finale winner.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

SAVE THE DATES. . . . . . .

GRANDVIEW, BRIDGEPORT, BIG DIAMOND, WILLIAMS GROVE, PORT ROYAL AND ACTION TRACK GEAR UP FOR USAC EASTERN STORM PRESENTED BY LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT, OPENING TUESDAY, JUNE 17

READING, PA MAY 2, 2025 . . . . . . This only happens once a year so save the dates and plan to take in the 18th Annual AMSOIL USAC Eastern Storm presented by Levan Machine & Truck Equipment opening on Tuesday night, June 17 at the Grandview Speedway and ending the action-packed Series on Sunday night, June 22 at Action Track USA.

The two states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey will host the USAC National Tour of Non-Wing Sprints, offering some of the most exciting sprint car racing you will ever see. Be sure to experience all six nights of racing with a unique mix of multiple divisions that not only offers the USAC Non-Wing Sprints, but adds variety to include the 358 Modifieds, URC 360 Winged Sprints, 410 Sprints, 600 non-wing Sprints and not to mention, the USAC Champ Cars. The Levan Machine & Truck Equipment Eastern Storm is a week of racing you don’t want to miss visiting Grandview, Bridgeport, Big Diamond, Williams Grove, Port Royal and Action Track USA. This series is especially interesting as the mix of tracks offer much variety and diversity from the Short Track Bull Rings, to the High-Speed big tracks to the always wild and crazy High Banks. No two tracks are the same which make this Series the most demanding and challenging of the USAC National Tour.

The six race Eastern Storm will offer a $10,000 point fund courtesy of Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, a Berks County business. Brian Levan, President and CEO for Levan Machine &Truck Equipment is no stranger on the local racing scene and along with running a very successful business, Brian is known as someone who can get things done.

Some drivers expected to take part in the AMSOIL Eastern Storm is current point leader Kyle Cummins joined by Justin Grant, Daison Pursley, Logan Seavey, Jake Swanson, CJ Leary, Briggs Danner, Mitchel Moles, Robert Ballou and Chase Stockon just to name a few.

Mitchel Moles of Raisin City, CA is the defending Eastern Storm Champion and headlines a list of star studded National Non-Wing Sprint car drivers who were past Eastern Storm Champions. Emerson Axsom of Franklin, Indiana was the 2023 Eastern Storm Champ along with Logan Seavey of Sutter, CA in 2022. The “Mad Man” Robert Ballou of Rocklin, CA was the 2021 Champ. Due to the pandemic, the Eastern Storm did not take place in 2020 but in 2019 It was C.J. Leary of Greenfield, IN who won the Eastern Storm Title. The past champions list back to 2007 includes, 2017-2018 Chris Windon, Canton, IL, Bryan Clauson in 2016, Ballou won his first Eastern Storm Title in 2015 with Brady Bacon of Broken Arrow, OK sweeping the championship in 2014. It was Bryan Clauson again in 2012 and 2013, Levi Jones in 2010 and 2011, Cole Whitt in 2008 and 2009 and finally, Levi Jones won the inaugural Eastern Storm in 2007.

The 2025 Eastern Storm champion will earn $5,000 of the total $10,000 Levan Machine and Truck Equipment sponsored point fund. Watch for some race night activities to be announced to include USAC driver Meet & Greets at various tracks.

Since 1936, Levan Machine and Truck Equipment has been your one-stop-shop for custom repair and production machining, and driveline services, and they are known throughout the East Coast for servicing commercial and fleet customers with custom work truck builds. They are also your go-to for all your CTech needs! Additionally, Levan Machine and Truck Equipment offers general truck repair and maintenance to help you keep your commercial fleet in top condition throughout your busy work schedule. For more information on Levan Machine and Truck Equipment of Fleetwood, PA please visit their website at: www.levanmachine.com

Grandview Speedway Thunder on the Hill Racing Series

Tuesday, June 17

Alpine Building Supply Presents:

USAC Sprints Jesse Hockett Classic 40 laps & 358 Modifieds Gates open 5 PM Race time 7:30 PM

Alpine $2,000 Bonus for a first time Modified Thunder Winner

43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Speedway Phone: 610-754-7688

www.grandviewspeedway.com

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

Wednesday, June 18

USAC Sprints & URC 360 Winged Sprints Pits open 3, Grandstands 5, Warm-ups 6:30 PM

83 Flood Gate Rd, Swedesboro, NJ 08085

Phone 856 467 4407

www.bridgeportmotorsportspark.com

Big Diamond Speedway

Thursday, June 19

USAC Sprints & Modifieds Gates open 4 PM Warm ups 6:45 PM

392 Forest Ln, Pottsville, PA 17901

Phone 570 294 7715

www.bigdspeedway.net

Williams Grove Speedway

Friday, June 20

USAC Sprints & 410 Sprints Gates open 5:30 PM, Racing 7:30 PM

1 Speedway Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

717 697 5000

www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

Saturday, June 21

Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown Presents:

USAC Sprints, USAC Silver Crown Cars & Weikert Livestock 410 Sprints Gates open 4, Warmups 6 PM

308 W Eighth St Port Royal, PA 17082

717 527 2303

www.portroyalspeedway.com

Action Track USA

Sunday, June 22

USAC Sprints & 600 Wingless Sprints Pits Open at 3, Grandstands 4:30 Warm-ups 6:30 PM

144 N Whiteoak St Kutztown, PA 19530

717 866 7450

www.actiontrackusa.com

Levan Machine And Truck Equipment www.levanmachine.com

Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal, PA – Port Royal Speedway is set to celebrate Ladies Night this Saturday, with a lineup featuring the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars, Penns Valley Meat Market PASS 305 Sprint Cars, and Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models.

Thanks to the support of Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown, all ladies will be able to get into The Speed Palace for a $10 general admission price for an evening packed with action. Regular general admission ticket pricing remains at $20, $10 for students ages 13-17, and free admission for children 12 and under. All tickets must be purchased at the track’s ticket booths on race day. Pit admission will be $35.

Event Schedule:

Pits Open: 4:00 PM

Gates Open: 5:00 PM

Hot Laps: 6:00 PM

Racing Starts: 7:00 PM

As part of the evening’s festivities, fans 17 years of age and under can sign up for the popular Jr. Fan of the Night program. Selected winners will enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience that includes:

Waving the green flag to start a qualifying race

Riding along in the official John H. Sheaffer Dodge pace truck

A free hot dog and soda from Packer’s Concessions

A die-cast hauler courtesy of the Port Royal Speedway novelty stand

A $10 food voucher to Packer's Concessions provided by Juniata Med Trans

A professional photo package from WRT Speedwerx Photography

Additionally, fans of all ages will be able to sign up to win one of the weekly prizes which this week includes a Ceramic Ionic Hood Dryer and also a foot and calf massager.

Sign-ups for the monthly giveaway for a 40'' Vizio Smart TV begins this Saturday to be drawn at the end of the month.

Make plans to join us for a special night of celebration, racing, and family fun at The Speed Palace — Port Royal Speedway!

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media.

NAPA AUTO PARTS THUNDER ON THE HILL RACING SERIES OPENS WHEN LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT PRESENT THE RICH MAR FLORIST KUBOTA HIGH LIMITS 410 SPRINTS TUESDAY, MAY 20 AT GRANDVIEW

BECHTELSVILLE, PA APRIL 28, 2025 . . . . . . . . Brent Marks and Rico Abreu, the two previous winners of the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 410 sprint events presented by Levan Machine & Truck Equipment will be chasing that checker flag again at Grandview Speedway Tuesday night, May 20. A hefty $20,000 first place prize is on the line for the winner of the 35 lap High Limit event that is also part of the Roto-Rooter MIDWEEK Series. In addition, if the race winner is a Pennsylvania driver, they will pocket an additional $2,000 bonus courtesy of Alpine Building Supply. In last year’s event local favorite Brent Marks collected the $2,000 PA driver bonus. It was the first Thunder on the Hill victory for Marks after nineteen starts at the Bechtelsville, PA speedway.

The Rich Mar Florist Kubota Hight Limit 410 Sprints presented by Levan Machine & Truck Equipment will open with Time Trials, a series of qualifying events all leading up to the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 35 lap feature event. In addition to the $20,000 first prize the twenty-four car starting field will earn a minimum of $1,500 to start the main event. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap events. This high banked, tight and racy one-third mile oval is a favorite stop on the High Limit Tour and always thrills the fans.

The Alpine Thunder Series shirts will be sold at the Alpine Building Supply display at the Grandview Speedway at all Thunder on the Hill events. Based on availability, shirts will be sold at other locations where Alpine Building Supply will be on display. Shirts will be $20 up to XL and $25 for larger sizes. Be sure to stop by the Alpine Building Supply and purchase your Alpine Thunder on the Hill shirt and support a worthy cause.

Other drivers expected to be in the field include five time World of Outlaw Champion and current High Limit point leader Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA, Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. Of course, many local drivers will be on hand shooting for $22,000 payday to include Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer.

The NAPA Auto Parts Thunder Series will continue with the USAC Non-Wing Sprints Levan Machine & Truck Equipment Eastern Storm National Tour on Tuesday night, June 17 with a 7:30 PM starting time. Alpine Building Supply is the race night sponsor as the top non-wing sprint racers chase the Levan Machine & Truck Equipment $10,000 Series Point Fund. This event is the Jesse Hockett Classic, a 40 lap feature paying $6,000 to the winner in a tribute to Jesse Hockett. The Grandview 358 Modifieds will be on the racing program taking part in a series of qualifying events highlighted by a 30 lap feature paying $3,000 to win.

Alpine Building Supply will post a $2,000 bonus for a first-time Thunder Modified feature winner. $5,000 to win 30 laps for your first Thunder win is a treat, previously earned by Alex Yankowski and Eric Kormann who pulled off the accomplishment in 2024, with each cashing in on the Alpine Building Supply Bonus.

The Thunder finale is set for Tuesday night, July 1 when the Pennsylvania 410 Sprints Speed Week Series and the 358 Modifieds team up for a spectacular doubleheader. Start time is 7:30 PM with the 410 sprints opening with time trials followed by a series of qualifying events leading up to the Hodnett Cup, a 35 lap feature paying $10,000 to win. The 358 Modifieds will also compete in qualifying events and a 30 lap feature paying $3,000 to win. Once again, Alpine Building Supply will post a $2,000 bonus to any first time Thunder Modified feature winner.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

Presents

RICH MAR FLORIST

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING 410 SPRINTS

$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

Presents

AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

The 358 Modifieds will follow the weekly Grandview Speedway car specifications.

Grandview Speedway Contact Information Track Phone: 610-754-7688

GPS USERS: 43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Located less than a mile off Route 100, 10 miles north of Pottstown, PA

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

Series Website: http://www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Track Website: http://www.grandviewspeedway.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thunderonthehill

THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025 SPONSORS

NAPA Auto Parts and NAPA Auto Care Centers are returning for their 33rd year as proud sponsors of the Thunder on the Hill Racing Series. NAPA Auto Parts Stores and Auto Care Centers are proud to be associated with Bob Miller, the Rogers Family and the Thunder on the Hill Series at Grandview Speedway. We realize the local race tracks are the heart of racing in the community and we are thrilled to be a small part of it.

NAPA Auto Store locations which support the Thunder Series include:

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Selinsgrove Speedway

Selinsgrove,PA-As the sun rose on Saturday morning. The sky was grey. The rain was pouring. Tracks canceling. Meanwhile in Snyder County the sun made an appearance around noon. The call was made. Selinsgrove is racing ! In front of a great crowd the fans braved a chill that rolled in from a strong wind to see a 4 division show sponsored by Hilly Ridge Sales and Service and York County Racing Club Night featuring the return of the United Racing Club Sprint Cars in The 358/360 challenge Joe Whitcomb Memorial that saw Derke Locke of Mechanicsburg, in a 358 taking a win after Jordan Thomas was light at the scales by nearly 20 lbs. Middletown's Doug Dodson picked up his first Keller's Auto Body PASS 305 win at Selinsgrove. Middleburg’s Andrew Yoder picked up his first win of the season in the Creekside Auto Sales Limited Late Models presented by Spring Valley Mulch. Beaver Springs Brad Mitch grabbed his second consecutive Superior Homes Road Runner Feature.

The United Racing Club made their first trip to the Selinsgrove speedway for the first time since 2023. With the Joe Whitcomb Memorial, Harding,PA Jordan Thomas and Sussex,NJ Davie Franek lead the field to the green. The green wouldn't last long in turn one on lap 3 when Chase Moran went around and was collected by Kyle Smith and Randy Wilbert ripping the tail tank off of the rear of Moran’s car. Red was thrown due to the fuel spill.

On the restart Thomas would take the lead over Franek and pull away. Lap 8 Thomas was in traffic holding off Franek. Thomas was having an issue getting around the lap car of Will Brunson. Franek would close in on lap 10. Franek took the lead for a second. Thomas would finally get the bottom back and get around Brunson and Franek was having the same issue with Brunson on lap 12. Ryan Taylor of Mertztown would close in to put the top 3 at the halfway point and make his way around Brunson and Will McNeal. With 7 to go Franek would close back in on Thomas with only one lap car to get around before some clearing. Just as the field got the three togo and Franek and Taylor were closing in on Thomas. Dovers Cole Thomas would come to a stop and bring out the 2nd yellow of the event. Joe Kata would also come to a stop with a tire issue.

Single file restart would take place. Josh Weller who was easily the hard charger and restarted in the 5th spot would challenge Ad. Right as the leaders took the two togo. Devin Gundrum of Leesport, PA Would roll over in turn 3 and 4. Driver was uninjured and the red would come out. During the red Davie Franek would come in with a flat tire and surender 2nd to Ryan Taylor Restart would come with 2 laps to go and Jordan Thomas would come around to take the checker flag with Derke Locke taking the 2nd Spot away and Weller getting around Taylor who would fall into the 4th spot. Nash Ely would round out the top 5 for the moment.

As we arrived in High Caliber Cranes victory lane. It was taken a while for Thomas to come off the scales to claim his third career URC Victory. Word came over the radio that the 7 of Jordan Thomas was light at the scales after 4 attempts and did not clear the scale. Thomas was Disqualified and that handed the win over to Derke Locke taking his first career URC Feature win. Becoming the 291st different driver to win a URC Feature. His 3rd career win at Selinsgrove. First since 2018. Locke also took home top 358 honors with his win and bonus money put up by Kratzer Insurance. With Thomas’s DQ that would move Haden Miller into round out the top 5.

URC Sprint Cars will be back in action at Selinsgrove on Friday June 6th for the Kramer Kup along with the 410 Sprint Cars and IMT USAC East Coast Wingless 360 sprint cars.

After stalking Kenny Heffner for more than three-quarters of Saturday night’s River Valley Builders PA Sprint Series 20-lap feature at Selinsgrove Speedway, Doug Dodson pulled off the winning pass and led the final three laps to capture the IMCA/RaceSaver portion of the track’s Joe Whitcomb Memorial night.

Heffner, of Watsontown, had a chance to return the favor when a late caution forced a restart with two laps remaining, but Dodson, of Middletown, got a strong jump on that final green flag and brought the George Stevens-owned Power Mist Racing Fuels/Down East Granite/Crockett Log Homes #20 home 1.363 seconds ahead for the win.

It was his 10th career PASS victory, but his first at Selinsgrove (he has a super sportsman win there), where he had to beat a strong, 33-car field that included seven winners of past IMCA/RaceSaver events at the track.

Dodson said afterward that, as he was following Heffner, he noticed an issue with the track and the leader’s right rear tire, and he backed off his pace to conserve the rubber on his car, waiting for an opportunity when the leaders got into traffic.

That turned out to be exactly what happened: when Heffner slipped out of the rubbered area of the track, Dodson pounced.

“Fortunately, I could get out of the rubber a little bit,” he said. “I had a really good car.”

Heffner finished second after an interesting night in which he started the feature on the pole alongside his car owner Cale Reigle, driving a team car.

Kruz Kepner of nearby Kreamer had his second straight strong run in the young season and finished third, ahead of Mid Atlantic Sprint Series regular Tim Iulg of Bridgeton, N.J., and 2023 PASS Champion Logan Spahr of Lewisberry, who claimed his second consecutive top-five finish.

Completing the top 10 were Drew Young, Timmy Bittner, Mike Melair, John Braim, and Reigle, who has five PASS wins to his credit but hadn’t driven since 2022. The Ickesburg veteran said the strong run was “a blast,” enough for him to “call it a career one last time.”

Reigle also had placed second in his heat race. Those competitive events were won by Dodson, Iulg, Landon Price, and rookie Cody Hoover. Jason Roush took the B-Main.

The feature race was run with only one caution, not for a major incident, but the B-Main was stopped early for a frightening flip by Erick Knopp of Danville. Knopp, who had experienced a less serious incident in his heat race, was cut from his racer after complaining of neck and shoulder pain and taken to a local hospital. Fortunately, tests showed only major bruising, and the driver was able to return home. The car was destroyed.

Knopp announced on social media afterwards that he was retiring from racing.

The race was the first of 10 the River Valley Builders PASS tour has scheduled for Selinsgrove this year. The tour has added a sponsor for its appearances at the big Snyder County oval, Keller & Sons Auto Body. PASS will return on Selinsgrove on Saturday, May 10.

CreekSide Auto Sales Limited Late Models were Presented by Spring Valley Mulch on Saturday Night. Middleburg’s Andrew Yoder would take the lead from the 2nd spot. Battle for 2nd was going on between Ryan Zook and Dan Zechman. As the field would complete the lap the 18 of Daniel Condo went around to bring out the first caution of the event.

Restart would come with Yoder taking the lead. Jim Yoder would try to find his way around Zechman for the 3rd spot. Zechman would hold on to 3rd for the moment. Later Jim Yoder would come up a little slow off the corner and allow Casey Stienhoff to close in on him.
Lane Snook,who had a fast car last week before the front end broke. Would make a charge through the field up into the top 5 with a 3 car battle with J. Yoder and Stienhoff. With 5 laps togo Snook would spin himself around after taking the 5th spot away and brings out the second and final caution of the night. Meanwhile, upfront A.Yoder would continue his dominance in the feature event. After having carburetor troubles last Friday during his MAPCO Engines Hard Charger run. Yoder would get out front and not look back collecting his first Creekside Auto Sales Limited Late Model presented by Spring Valley Mulch feature of 2025 at Selinsgrove. His 13th win at the track. Zook would get 2nd, Zechman, Jim Yoder and Casey Stienhoff rounded out the top 5
“ Starting the 2nd I was thinking that's good.” Andrew Yoder said in High Caliber Cranes Victory Lane. ” But when I saw the 360s get latched down on the bottom. I didn't think 2nd was the place to be. I got a good enough start. Try to squeeze (Dan) Zechman on the bottom and beat him in to one and that's all it took.”
Yoder also took home a $25 bonus from the York County Racing Club for being a member and taking home the victory.

Next CreekSide Auto sales Limited Late Model Event will take place This coming Friday May 2nd.

Final feature of the night would be the Superior Home’s Roadrunners. 14 Road runners on hand to try and knock off Brad Mitch of Beavertown. A special guest was on the call of the Superior Home Road Runners main Event Petr Theriault, a freshman at nearby Susquehanna University was on hand the last two weeks to shadow announcer Bert Wojcik while studying Sports Broadcasting and has done a fantastic job covering the road runners. On the start Aden Mitch would take the lead over Keith Bissinger. First caution would come out as Roy Miller would spin around, He would continue.

On the restart Father Brad Mitch would take the lead from the younger Mitch. Jake Jones would take 2nd spot away from Adien Mitch. Brad Mitch would stretch the lead out to over half a straight away by the halfway point of the feature. Caution would come out as the 17 of Austin Webster goes around in turn 4. During the caution 2nd palace Jake Jones would come in and call it a night with a mechanical issue. That would move Adien Mitch back to the runner up spot. On the restart Brad Mitch would have no issue once again putting distance on the field. Adien Mitch would get loose in turns 1 and 2 and lose 2 spots to Keitth Bissinger and Nate Stroup. Tom Underwood would wreck down the front straightaway having his hands full trying to keep the car out of traffic. He would but it would bring back out the yellow flag.Back Under green Aiden Mitch would try to close in on his father. But entering turns 1 and 2 he would go around and the caution would once again fly. Keith Bissenger would take the 2nd spot back and get passed by Stroup for the 2nd spot. Meanwhile Brad Mitch would go back to back to open the season for the Superior Homes Road Runners for his 33rd career victory Stroup would hold on to 2nd. Matt Ney would get around Bissinger for the 3rd spot and Bissinger would settle for 4th. Tom Underwood would round out the top 5.

“It feels great,” Brad Mitch said in victory lane. “ Car was good. Cautions really hurt. I couldn't figure out what to do for the last 2 laps. I saw my boy spin out and he's doing a great job. I know a lot of people say that this is a pro stock. I can tell you it’s legal. You got to take care of your cars. Your job is to come figure out how to beat me and when you do. It’s not going to last long as we’re going to figure out how to take it back.”

Superior Homes Road Runners will be back in action this Friday May 2nd

Selinsgrove Speedway Would like to thank once again Hilly Ridge Sales and Service and Spring Valley Mulch and York County Racing Club for Sponsoring the Joe Whitcomb Memorial night

Next event at the Selinsgrove Speedway will be this coming Friday May 2nd,2025 with the second event for the Selinsgrove Ford Super Late Models, Creekside Auto Sales Limited Late Models and Superior Homes Road Runners.
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URC A Feature 25 Laps

1. 77-Derek Locke[5]; 2. 63-Josh Weller[18]; 3. 20T-Ryan Taylor[4]; 4. 22E-Nash Ely[6]; 5. 11H-Hayden Miller[8]; 6. 669-Brandon McGough[14]; 7. 10X-Reese Nowotarski[12]; 8. 17-Cole Young[10]; 9. 28F-Davie Franek[2]; 10. 47-Adam Carberry[7]; 11. (DNF) 71-Josh Spicer[11]; 12. (DNF) 10-Joe Kata[3]; 13. (DNF) 3-Will Brunson[20]; 14. (DNF) 17G-Devin Gundrum[15]; 15. (DNF) 35-Jason Shultz[9]; 16. (DNF) 2W-Will McNeal[16]; 17. (DNF) 4P-Chase Moran[13]; 18. (DNF) 32-Kyle Smith[19]; 19. (DNF) 55W-Randy Wilbert[17]; 20. (DQ) 7-Jordan Thomas[1]

Keller’s Auto Body PASS 305 Sprints A FEATURE 20 LAPS

1. 20-Doug Dodson; 2. 97-Kenny Heffner; 3. 19-Kruz Kepner; 4. 19-Tim Iulg; 5. 5-Logan Spahr; 6. 7-Drew Young; 7. 01-Timmy Bittner; 8. 36-Mike Melair; 9. 44-John Braim; 10. 97-Cale Reigle; 11. 46-Mike Alleman; 12. 5-Braeden Varner; 13. 69P-Landon Price; 14. 67-Ken Duke Jr.; 15. 11-Dylan Smith; 16. 56-Tyler Snook; 17. 15T-Matt Tebbs; 18. 90-Paul Moyer; 19. 98-Croix Beasom; 20-25-Dustin Young; 21. 28R-Jason Roush; 22. 89D-Chris Dolan; 23. 99-Jonathan Swift (DNF); 24. 19B-Danny Buccafusca (DNF); 25. 29-Cody Hoover (DNF); 26. 21C-Jarrett Cavalet (DNF). DNQ – 84-Tyler Schell; 2-Erin Statler; 32B-Ethan Beasom; 47-Ben Miklos; 06K-Erick Knopp; 15-Alan Rhodes; 2B-Ben Woodson.

Creekside Auto Sales Limited Late Models A Feature - 20 Laps

1.2Y Andrew Yoder 2. 28Z Ryan Zook 3. 2 Dan Zechman 4. 27 Jim Yoder 5. 22 Casey Steinhoff 6. 21M Matt Murphy 7. 116 Travis Mease 8. 34D Austin Berry 9. 7 Meade Hahn 10. 62 Devin Frey 11. 08 Zach Kauffman 12. 23 Lane Snook 13. 22T Skyler Taschek 14. 58M Maddox Smith 15. 18 Daniel Condo 16. 9C Ethan Cavalet -DNF 12M Tyson Mowery -DNS 24 Daulton Bigler -DNS

Superior Homes Roadrunners A Feature- 15 Laps

10M Brad Mitch 2. 26 Nate Stroup 3. 5 Matt Ney 4. 11B Keith Bissinger 5. 12 Tom Underwood 6.28 Miranda Minium 7. 19 Roy Miller Jr 8. 5M Aiden

World Of Outlaws Morgan Cup Coming Quick To Williams Grove

4/27/25

Mechanicsburg – It may be hard to believe but the first invasion of the season by the NOS Energy Drink World of Outlaws Sprint Cars Series at Williams Grove Speedway is just two weeks away!

Slated for Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10, the outlaws series drivers will hit town to compete in the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup weekend, doing battle with the weekly Williams Grove Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car drivers known as the Pennsylvania Posse.

Friday’s feature event will be 25 laps in distance with the big prize up for grabs on Saturday night with a 30-lap feature on tap.

With $12,000 on the line for the winner on Friday, Saturday’s finale will pay $15,000 to win plus another $5,000 for Morgan Cup bragging rights setting up a cool $20,000 to the finale winner.

Racing has been sporadic on the tour and at Williams Grove to date this season with weather taking its toll on racing schedules.

With the outlaws in April, winners to date have been Logan Schuchart, Carson Macedo, Rico Abreu, Kyle Larson and Sheldon Haudenschild.

At Williams Grove, just Anthony Macri has taken a pair of wins.

Named after late track owner Morgan Hughes, the Morgan Cup is contested each May to establish bragging rights between the outlaws and Williams Grove drivers.

Morgan Cup action gets underway both nights at 7:30 pm.

Adult general admission both nights is $35 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $15.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

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Outlaws Tune-Up At Williams Grove Friday, Races Boast Bigger Purses In 2025

358 sprints round out program

4/27/25

Mechanicsburg –Williams Grove Speedway will spin off Shiloh Paving & Excavating Night featuring a World of Outlaws Tune-Up race for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars coming up Friday night, May 2 at 7:30 pm.

The racing program will also include a full program for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints PLUS the make-up Dirty Deeds 25 main event for the 358s held over from April 4.

The tune-up race for the 410 sprints will be the second race of the season in the 2025 Hoosier Diamond Series, paying $6,000 to win.

Williams Grove Speedway has infused $3,000 into each of the three outlaws tune-ups to be contested in 2025, with the increased cash to be doled out starting with the fourth finishing position.

The tune-up format will include heats, a B Main and a dash with time trials setting the heat starting lineups.

The overall fast qualifier on the night will receive the $300 Fast Tees Fast Time Award.

Offering commercial, industrial, and residential services, event sponsor Shiloh Paving and Excavating has been serving York and surrounding areas since 1957.

Shiloh not only offers paving services but also offers site preparation, storm water and snow removal services and can be found at www.shilohpaving.com.

The NOS Energy Drink World of Outlaws sprint cars stars will invade Williams Grove Speedway for a two-night stand coming up on Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10 for the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup.

Adult general admission for May 2 is $25 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

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Dirty Deeds 25 for 358 sprints starting lineup, make-up feature: 1. Dylan Norris, 2. Derek Locke, 3. Brett Wanner, 4. Scott Fisher, 5. Logan Rumsey, 6. Jacob Galloway, 7. Andy Best, 8. Adam Carberry, 9. Wyatt Hinkle, 10. Nash Ely, 11. Jude Siegel, 12. Frankie Herr, 13. Matt Findley, 14. Eli Tuckey, 15. Justin Foster, 16. Steve Owings, 17. Cameron Merriman, 18. Seth Schnoke, 19. Cole Young, 20. Bryn Gohn, 21. Tyler Rutherford, 22. Austin Reed, 23. Josh Harner, 24. Colton Moyer

Port Royal, PA -- Saturday night brought 36 410 sprint cars to Port Royal Speedway to compete for the Keith Kauffman Classic presented by White Cap. Big names from all over the country including Kasey Kahne, Ashton Torgerson, and PA's own including Lance Dewease, Danny Dietrich, and Anthony Macri were in competition to take home the $15,000 prize. When the checkered flag waved, it was Ryan Smith alone at the top to claim his 2nd win of the 2025 season.

The 30 lap A-main event saw Kahne and Lucas Wolfe make up the front row and lead the field to the green flag. Four cars would battle for the top spot between Wolfe, Kahne, Troy Wagaman, and Ryan Smith, but Wolfe would lead the opening lap with Smith right behind him.

Smith, after starting outside of the 2nd row, would use his speed coming off of turn 4 on the opening lap, to drive to the inside of the 5W of Wolfe to get by and take the lead away.

Over the next 10 laps, Smith would open up his lead to nearly 3 seconds but as he would enter into lapped traffic, Lucas Wolfe would begin to close the gap.

Meanwhile, Dietz, who started in the 9th spot, had worked his way up to 3rd while battling with the likes of Anthony Macri and Troy Wagaman.

Coming to the line with 10 laps to go, Dietz was able to slide past Wolfe for the runner up spot while 12th starter Lance Dewease would follow suit to get by as well to take the 3rd position.

While those cars went to battle, Smith was able to up his lead back up to nearly three and a half seconds, but with 7 laps remaining a caution would restack the field for a wing panel coming off of Brock Zearfoss on the front stretch.

On the restart, Smith would surge to the front as Dewease and Dietz would briefly battle for 2nd spot over the next two laps.

With 5 laps remaining, Dietz found speed on the top side of the race track trying to track down the leader in Smith. He would continue to cut into the lead as he pulled alongside the 69K coming to 2 to go.

As just 2 laps remained in the A-main, Dietz would duck to the inside of Smith battle for the lead going into turn 1. Both cars jostling for position, Dietz would slide up the race track, narrowly avoiding contact with the 69K, hitting the turn 2 wall and giving Smith enough of a gap to hold on and win the Keith Kauffman Classic.

"The next thing I know there he is," said Smith in victory lane talking about the battle with Dietz, "I just kind of buried it in there and hope it stuck."

Dietz would hold on for 2nd and Lance Dewease would finish in 3rd.

Dewease would also claim the Ramsey's Car Wash Hard Charger award and the J&S Classics Warrior Award following the pill draw in victory lane would go to Michael Walter who finished in 15th.

For the USAC East Coast Wingless Sprint Cars, Dale Schweikert and Ed Aiken would make up the front row for their 25 lap A-main event.

Briggs Danner, who started in 4th, would work his way to the bottom in turns 1 and 2 and sneak past both Schweikert and Aiken to take the early lead.

Danner would lead the first 10 laps of the feature event before Tony Jackson would slow to a stop on the backstretch.

On the ensuing restart, Danner wouldn't be able to run away from the 2nd place running Kenny Miller III and Steven Drevicki. Those 3 cars would turn laps around The Speed Palace nearly nose to tail over the 15 remaining laps with Christian Bruno getting into the mix with just 9 laps remaining.

With 5 laps to go, Bruno would sneak by Drevicki on the front stretch to get into 3rd while Miller and Danner battled for the lead. Coming off of turn 4, Bruno would use a strong run on the bottom side of the track to move into the runner up spot.

Bruno would pull alongside Danner with 2 laps to go and a slowing lapped car got in the way of the leaders as he tried to exit the speedway, giving Bruno the opportunity to put a large enough gap to take the lead and take Danner out of his rhythm.

Briggs Danner would hold on to the 2nd spot and Kenny Miller III would finish in 3rd.

In wingless sportsman competition, Dexter Ehrenzeller and Steve Wilbur would lead the field to green for a 20 lap feature event which would see Wilbur take the early lead.

With 15 laps remaining, Tony Jackson would snag the 2nd spot away from Ehrenzeller and then would follow Wilbur closely around the race track over the next 10 laps.

With 5 laps remaining, Jackson was able to pull alongside Wilbur and take the lead away.

Wilbur was not able to run Jackson back down as Jackson would hold on for the win.

Wilbur would finish in 2nd and Billy Brian Jr would round out the top 3.

Port Royal Speedway will be right back in action on Sunday with The Battle in the Borough with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series racing for $10,000 to win and the Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models racing for $2,000 to win.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

FULL RESULTS
410 A Feature 30 Laps | 00:13:40.062

69K-Ryan Smith[4]; 2. 23-Chase Dietz[9]; 3. 12D-Lance Dewease[12]; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri[5]; 5. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[2]; 6. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[6]; 7. 67-Justin Whittall[10]; 8. 9-Kasey Kahne[1]; 9. 48-Danny Dietrich[18]; 10. 55-Logan Wagner[15]; 11. 45-Jeff Halligan[11]; 12. 8E-Brock Zearfoss[7]; 13. 5-Brenham Crouch[3]; 14. 2-Gerard McIntyre Jr[21]; 15. 77-Michael Walter[17]; 16. 11-TJ Stutts[20]; 17. 47K-Kody Lehman[23]; 18. 5K-Jake Karklin[8]; 19. 22-Doug Hammaker[14]; 20. 1A-Ashton Torgerson[13]; 21. 66-Ryan Newton[24]; 22. 95-Garrett Bard[22]; 23. 99-Devin Adams[19]; 24. 27S-Robbie Kendall[16]

Wingless Super Sportsman
A Feature 20 Laps

88-Tony Jackson[4]; 2. (DNS) 59-Steve Wilbur; 3. (DNS) 16-Billy Brian Jr; 4. (DNS) 44-Dexter Ehrenzeller; 5. (DNS) 66-Trent Yoder; 6. (DNS) 07-Curt Stroup; 7. (DNS) 1A-Craig Perigo; 8. (DNS) 00-Troy Rhome; 9. (DNS) 69-Brandon Shearer; 10. (DNS) 99-Cliff Brian Jr; 11. (DNS) 63-Kevin Gutshall; 12. (DNS) 69H-Troy Hockenberry; 13. (DNS) 12-Andy Burkhart; 14. (DNS) 10-Matt Adams; 15. (DNS) 37-Jordan Fulton; 16. (DNS) 2A-Brett Perigo; 17. (DNS) 11-Chad Baker; 18. (DNS) 222-Jay Fannasy; 19. (DNS) 17S-Cooper Shue

Williams Grove Cancels April 25

4/25/25

Mechanicsburg – Rains expected to hit the area earlier in the evening than originally projected have caused Williams Grove Speedway officials to cancel the April 25 racing program.

The decision was made at noon, allowing fans and drivers to make alternate plans.

The make-up Dirty Deeds 25 feature for 358 sprints held over from April 4 will now be run next week, May 2 along with a full program of action for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints and the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints.

Williams Grove Speedway will spin off Shiloh Paving & Excavating Night featuring a World of Outlaws Tune-Up race for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints coming up next Friday night, paying $6,000 to win.

Williams Grove Speedway has infused $3,000 into each of the three outlaws tune-ups to be contested in 2025, with the increased cash to be doled out starting with the fourth finishing position.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal Speedway is gearing up for one of the most action-packed weekends of the season with back-to-back nights of racing this Saturday and Sunday, April 26–27.

Saturday, April 26 – Keith Kauffman Classic ($15,000-to-Win 410 Sprint Cars)
Saturday’s racing program, focused on honoring the speedway's all-time winningest 410 sprint car driver, is presented by White Cap and will feature the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars, battling it out for a hefty $15,000 top prize. Also joining the card are the USAC East Coast Wingless Sprint Cars and the always exciting Wingless Super Sportsman division, bringing a full slate of open-wheel action to The Speed Palace.

Before the cars take to the track, fans can meet some of Central PA's racing legends during a special autograph session at 4:30PM inside the Commercial Building. Scheduled to appear are Barry Camp, Keith Kauffman, Van May, Joey Gravino, Randy Wolfe, and Paul Pitzer, with Alan Kreitzer conducting live interviews.

Saturday Ticket Prices:

General Admission: $30

Students (ages 13–17): $20

Kids 12 and under: FREE

Pits: $40

Saturday Gate Times:

Pits Open: 3PM

Gates Open: 4PM

Motor Starts: 5PM

Sunday, April 27 – Battle in the Borough with Lucas Oil Late Models ($10,000-to-Win)
The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series makes its much-anticipated return to Port Royal Speedway on Sunday for the Battle in the Borough, boasting a $10,000 payday to the winner. They’ll be joined by the Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models, who will also race for an impressive $2,000 winner’s share.

Sunday Ticket Prices:

General Admission: $30

Students (ages 13–17): $20

Kids 12 and under: FREE

Pits: $40

Sunday Gate Times:

Pits Open: 3PM

Gates Open: 4PM

Hot Laps: 6PM

Junior Fan of the Night & Fan Giveaways
Fans 17 and under can sign up for the Junior Fan of the Night on both days. Winners will receive:

The opportunity to wave the green flag for a qualifying race

A ride in the pace truck

A free hot dog and soda from Packer’s Concessions

A die cast hauler from the novelty stand

A $10 food voucher courtesy of Juniata Med Trans

Photos of the night from WRT Speedwerx Photography

In addition, Port Royal Speedway Ministries and Chaplain Doug Mellott will be hosting fan giveaways both nights. Fans of all ages can register for free in the fan zone for a chance to win a 40” Vizio Smart TV, with the drawing held during Sunday’s event (must be present to enter but not to win).

Nightly Prizes Include:

Saturday: Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven with Grill and a Tisscare Foot Calf Massager

Sunday: An electronic keyboard and a walkthrough tour of the pit area with Chaplain Doug to meet your favorite driver

Don’t miss this stacked weekend at the Speed Palace! Two days of racing, legends, giveaways, and some of the best competition in the country—all at Port Royal Speedway.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on X/Twitter.

Yellow Breeches 500 For 410 Sprints And Twin 358 Sprint Mains Friday At Williams Grove

4/20/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will host ARCH Night coming up on Friday, April 25 at 7:30 pm.

Racing action will include a Yellow Breeches 500 event for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars plus a pair of HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint car mains.

The Yellow Breeches 500 event will pay the 410 sprint car teams $5,000 to win and $500 to start.

A total of $4,000 has been added to the Yellow Breeches purses in 2025, to be distributed starting with the second finishing position while finding even the 10th place finisher earning a cool $1,000.

Timed hot lap periods will set the heat starting grids for the 410 sprints.

The 358 sprints will race in a full program of qualifying and feature action while also spinning off their make-up feature held over from opening night on April 4.

The Dirty Deeds 25 main will pay $2,500 to win out of a total purse worth nearly $12,000.

Adult general admission for April 25 is $25 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com Williams Grove Speedway The Greatest Show on Dirt will invade Williams Grove Speedway 3 times in 2025! May 9th & 10th July 25th & 26th October 3rd & 4th www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

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Dirty Deeds 25 for 358 sprints starting lineup, make-up feature:

1. Dylan Norris, 2. Derek Locke, 3. Brett Wanner, 4. Scott Fisher, 5. Logan Rumsey, 6. Jacob Galloway, 7. Andy Best, 8. Adam Carberry, 9. Wyatt Hinkle, 10. Nash Ely, 11. Jude Siegel, 12. Frankie Herr, 13. Matt Findley, 14. Eli Tuckey, 15. Justin Foster, 16. Steve Owings, 17. Cameron Merriman, 18. Seth Schnoke, 19. Cole Young, 20. Bryn Gohn, 21. Tyler Rutherford, 22. Austin Reed, 23. Josh Harner, 24. Colton Moyer

Michael Walter Breaks Through For 1st Career Win, Saterlee Adds Another Win to His Career Tally, Sweigert Dominates 305s

Article Credit: Brad Strawser

Port Royal, PA -- Michael Walter had come very close to winning his first career 410 sprint car race over the last handful of seasons, especially at Port Royal Speedway. On Saturday night, he parked in victory lane for the first time and took home a $5,000 payday.

Justin Whittall and Logan Wagner would make up the front row of the 25-lap A-main event which saw Whittall take the lead from the drop of the green flag.

The driver from New Jersey would lead the field through lapped traffic through the opening 15 laps while drivers like Brock Zearfoss, Lance Dewease, Billy Dietrich and Michael Walter would all battle inside the top 5.

With just 10 laps remaining, Lance Dewease would slow to a stop on the front stretch after reportedly losing his brakes which would bring his race to an end after running in 5th.

On the restart with 9 laps remaining, Logan Wagner would slide past Whittall to take the lead coming out of turn 4. Whittall would return the favor in turn 1 to regain the lead back as they would come to the line with 8 to go.

The two cars would trade positions over the next lap and while coming down the front stretch with 7 laps remaining, both cars would come together at the entrance of turn 1, sending both cars spinning into the outside wall and ending both drivers' race.

Following the accident, Michael Walter would inherit the lead. Walter, who had never won a 410 sprint car race entering the night, would hold on for the final 7 laps and visit victory lane for the 1st time in his career.

"I've always wanted to do this since I was a little kid," said Walter in victory lane. "I got super lucky Logan and Justin going for the win there, and sometimes you come out on top of those and sometimes you don't. This time I did."

Billy Dietrich would finish in the 2nd spot and Mike Wagner would round out the top 3.

In Penske Racing Shocks super late model competition, Gregg Saterlee would lead from start to finish to claim his 21st career Port Royal Speedway victory.

Saterlee would face challenges midway through the A-main event when faced with heavy lapped traffic in front of him which allowed Max Blair to close the gap between himself and the leader, but a timely caution allowed the field to reset giving Saterlee the clean air he needed to hold on for the win.

Saterlee, with the win, is now a guaranteed starter for next Sunday's Battle in the Borough versus the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. If Saterlee were to qualify for the main event next Sunday, the next highest finisher in April 19th event who does not qualify will be awarded the starting position.

In PennsValley Meat Market 305 sprint car competition, Nick Sweigart would start in 1st and finish in 1st.

He would have a lead as large as 5 seconds in points of the A-main only to be erased by cautions, but that didn't stop him from going unchallenged to the victory on Saturday night.

Logan Spahr would charge from a 13th starting position to finishing in the runner up spot and Mike Melair would finish in 3rd from 10th.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in competition on Saturday April 26th with the Keith Kauffman Classic paying $15,000 to win for the Weikert's Livestock 410 sprint cars which will be supported by the USAC East Coast Wingless Sprint Cars and wingless sportsman. The night's presenting sponsor is White Cap.

That night of action will be followed up on Sunday with The Battle in the Borough versus the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and supported by the Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on X/Twitter.

FULL RESULTS:

410 A Feature 25 Laps | 00:19:10.960

77-Michael Walter[4]; 2. 8-Billy Dietrich[3]; 3. 55W-Mike Wagner[6]; 4. 8E-Brock Zearfoss[5]; 5. 12-Blane Heimbach[18]; 6. 99-Devin Adams[14]; 7. 2-Gerard McIntyre Jr[11]; 8. 5-Brenham Crouch[16]; 9. 95-Garrett Bard[9]; 10. 27S-Robbie Kendall[13]; 11. 35-Austin Bishop[10]; 12. 27H-Steven Snyder Jr[19]; 13. 11T-Mike Thompson[12]; 14. 28F-Davie Franek[22]; 15. 22-Doug Hammaker[21]; 16. 88J-Joey Amantea[17]; 17. 45-Jeff Halligan[7]; 18. 55-Logan Wagner[2]; 19. 67-Justin Whittall[1]; 20. 47K-Kody Lehman[24]; 21. 12D-Lance Dewease[8]; 22. 24B-Dustin Baney[20]; 23. 10-Jake Waters[23]; 24. M1-Mark Smith[15]

SLM A Feature 25 Laps | 00:21:15.857

22-Gregg Satterlee[1]; 2. 111-Max Blair[3]; 3. 24E-Rick Eckert[2]; 4. 66C-Matt Cosner[5]; 5. D19-Dillan Stake[6]; 6. 48-Colton Flinner[7]; 7. 24-Dylan Yoder[13]; 8. 2J-Justin Weaver[9]; 9. 1Z-Logan Zarin[8]; 10. 72T-Trever Feathers[4]; 11. 1C-Alex Ferree[15]; 12. 9-Hayes Mattern[11]; 13. 32J-Shaun Jones[10]; 14. 18*-Dylan Cecce[21]; 15. 39-Tim Smith Jr[20]; 16. 86-Austin Berry[14]; 17. 06-Mike Lupfer[12]; 18. 4S-Danny Snyder[16]; 19. 7S-Ross Robinson[19]; 20. 4A-Amanda Robinson[23]; 21. 11H-JT Spence[22]; 22. 3-Tim Wilson[24]; 23. 66-Justin Kann[17]; 24. 74-Derick Quade[18]

305 A Feature 20 Laps | 00:20:03.728

89-Nick Sweigart[1]; 2. 5-Logan Spahr[13]; 3. 36-Mike Melair[10]; 4. 11-Dylan Smith[5]; 5. 88-Fred Arnold[4]; 6. 19-Kruz Kepner[25]; 7. 01-Timmy Bittner[12]; 8. 97-Kenny Heffner[18]; 9. 4J-Jacob Gomola[7]; 10. 42-Jim Pattock[22]; 11. 69P-Landon Price[20]; 12. 5V-Braeden Varner[21]; 13. 52-Jeff Weaver[24]; 14. 98-Croix Beasom[16]; 15. 12-Roger Irvine[15]; 16. 53W-Jimmy White[8]; 17. 25-Dustin Young[19]; 18. 20-Doug Dodson[3]; 19. 2-Erin Statler[11]; 20. 71-Josh Spicer[14]; 21. 46-Mike Alleman[23]; 22. 21C-Jarrett Cavalet[9]; 23. 44-John Braim[6]; 24. 99-Jonathan Swift[2]; 25. 25S-Zach Rhodes[17]; 26. 15-Alan Rhodes[26]

Saturday, April 19, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

MACRI OUTDUELS CAMPBELL TO WIN $10,069 WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY; Dylan Norris Powers to $2,169 358 Sprint Car Victory

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, April 26 (6PM) 410 Sprints and Limited Late Models

Saturday, May 3 (7PM) World of Outlaws Tune-up: 410 Sprints (TT) and 358 Sprint “Summer Series” plus York County Racing Club Night

Tuesday, May 6 WORLD OF OUTLAWS: GETTYSBURG CLASH

Abbottstown, PA (April 19, 2025) – Anthony Macri earned a hard-fought victory in Saturday night’s Weldon Sterner Memorial at Lincoln Speedway, besting a stout field and walking away with the $10,069 payday after an intense 33-lap feature filled with high-speed drama, three-wide racing, and heavy lapped traffic.

Matt Campbell and Cameron Smith led the field to the green, with Campbell gaining the early advantage exiting turn two. Smith kept pace, while Macri, Danny Dietrich, and Cale Thomas rounded out the early top five. By lap 5, Campbell had built a 1.7-second lead as the leaders neared the tail of the field. He caught lapped traffic on lap 6, allowing Smith to close the gap.

The race’s first caution came on lap 8 for a spinning Derek Hauck in turn two, setting up a pivotal restart. Campbell stumbled at the drop of the green, opening the door for Macri and Smith, who went three-wide off turn four. Macri moved into second, with Campbell narrowly holding the lead.

As the race neared the halfway point, lapped traffic once again came into play. Macri reeled in Campbell in heavy traffic, but Campbell masterfully picked his way through the back markers to maintain the lead. Dietrich took advantage of the congestion to get by Smith for third.

A caution on lap 19 for Brady Bacon and Darin Naida bunched the field back together, with Macri clipping Naida as he slipped by. On the restart, Macri threw a massive slider in turn three, but Campbell held strong at the line. Macri would not be denied, however, and made the pass for the lead on the following lap.

The race was slowed again on lap 21 for a spinning Aaron Bollinger, who had been running seventh. The restart saw Smith and Chase Dietz battling hard for fourth, with Dietz reclaiming the spot on lap 23. Another yellow on lap 25 for a 360 spin by Bollinger cooled a fierce four-car battle for sixth involving Thomas, Chad Trout, Troy Wagaman, and Freddie Rahmer.

On the restart, Dietrich surged past Campbell for second, while Dietz challenged for third but couldn’t make it stick. Dietrich quickly closed in on Macri in the final five laps, with lapped traffic looming just ahead. With two laps to go, the red flag flew for a flip by Cale Thomas in turn four, setting up a dramatic two-lap dash to the finish.

Macri held strong on the restart and went on to score the Weldon Sterner Memorial win – his second consecutive victory in the prestigious event. Danny Dietrich crossed the line second and Matt Campbell held on to third. Chase Dietz was fourth and Cameron Smith completed the top five.

Dylan Norris Powers to 358 Sprint Car Victory

Dylan Norris has shown speed behind the wheel of Brad McClelland’s 358 sprint car, and on Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway, that speed led to a dominant feature win — earning the team a whopping $2,169 payday.

Frankie Herr, the division’s opening night winner, started on the pole and led the field into turn one. A fierce battle for second unfolded early between Wyatt Hinkle, Andy Best, and Norris, with Norris emerging with the position. By lap 3, Norris powered past Herr exiting turn four to take command of the 20-lap feature.

Further back, Cameron Merriman began working on Ashley Cappetta for a spot inside the top five. The battle for third heated up with Best and Hinkle wheel-to-wheel, and Merriman soon joined the mix making it a three-car battle. Merriman took third as Best held onto fourth, while Hinkle and Cappetta fought for fifth. Cappetta eventually secured the position as the field approached lapped traffic on lap 10.

The caution flew on lap 11 for Cole Small, who stopped in turn three with a flat tire. Norris led the field to the restart ahead of Herr, Merriman, Best, and Cappetta.

Cappetta made a strong move on the restart to slide into fourth, just before another yellow came out on lap 13 for Jake Galloway, who spun in turn four. This time, Steve Owings took advantage on the restart, moving into the top five by getting around Best.

As the laps wound down, Owings put pressure on Cappetta for fourth, using the top side of the speedway to mount a late-race charge. But out front, it was all Norris, who held steady through traffic and restarts to capture his first win of the season. Frankie Herr got to the line second and Cameron Merriman was third. Ashley Cappetta finished fifth and Steve Owings rounded out the top five.

Next Saturday, April 26, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints and Limited Late Models. It is also Auto Racing Club of Hagerstown (ARCH) Night. Racing is scheduled for 6PM with pit gates opening at 3:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 4PM.

To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com. Visit the website to stay up-to-date on all the action at Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night racetrack - The Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 19, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Ciocca Automotive 410 Sprints:

A Feature (33 Laps)

1. 39M-Anthony Macri[4]; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich[3]; 3. X-Matt Campbell[1]; 4. 23-Chase Dietz[8]; 5. 75-Cameron Smith[2]; 6. 1X-Chad Trout[7]; 7. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[13]; 8. 51-Freddie Rahmer[16]; 9. 5R-Tyler Ross[17]; 10. 95-Kody Hartlaub[5]; 11. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[10]; 12. 11P-TJ Stutts[20]; 13. 41-Logan Rumsey[12]; 14. 99M-Kyle Moody[19]; 15. 20-Brady Bacon[18]; 16. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[9]; 17. 69-JJ Loss[24]; 18. 91-Preston Lattomus[23]; 19. 6-Cole Knopp[21]; 20. (DNF) 1A-Cale Thomas[6]; 21. (DNF) 88-Brandon Rahmer[14]; 22. (DNF) 7N-Darin Naida[15]; 23. (DNF) 39-Derek Hauck[22]; 24. (DNF) 69K-Ryan Smith[11]

B Feature (10 Laps)

1. 99M-Kyle Moody[2]; 2. 11P-TJ Stutts[1]; 3. 6-Cole Knopp[4]; 4. 39-Derek Hauck[3]; 5. 91-Preston Lattomus[6]; 6. 69-JJ Loss[8]; 7. 55-Domenic Melair[5]; 8. 5-Glenndon Forsythe[7]; 9. 10X-Reese Nowotarski[10]; 10. (DNS) 12-Mike Bittinger

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 39M-Anthony Macri[4]; 2. 1A-Cale Thomas[1]; 3. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[2]; 4. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[3]; 5. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[7]; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer[6]; 7. 11P-TJ Stutts[5]; 8. 55-Domenic Melair[8]; 9. 5-Glenndon Forsythe[9]; 10. (DNF) 23A-Chris Arnold[10]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 95-Kody Hartlaub[1]; 2. 1X-Chad Trout[2]; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich[4]; 4. 69K-Ryan Smith[3]; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer[6]; 6. 5R-Tyler Ross[8]; 7. 39-Derek Hauck[7]; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody[5]; 9. 69-JJ Loss[9]; 10. 10X-Reese Nowotarski[10]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 75-Cameron Smith[1]; 2. 23-Chase Dietz[2]; 3. X-Matt Campbell[4]; 4. 41-Logan Rumsey[3]; 5. 7N-Darin Naida[6]; 6. 20-Brady Bacon[7]; 7. 6-Cole Knopp[9]; 8. 91-Preston Lattomus[8]; 9. (DNF) 12-Mike Bittinger[5]

McConkey Insurance & Benefits 358 Sprints:

A Feature (20 Laps)

1. 6-Dylan Norris[6]; 2. 70D-Frankie Herr[1]; 3. 8X-Cameron Merriman[7]; 4. 12-Ashley Cappetta[3]; 5. 77-Steve Owings[8]; 6. 34-Andy Best[4]; 7. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle[2]; 8. 19R-Tylar Rutherford[5]; 9. 22E-Nash Ely[12]; 10. 66A-Cody Fletcher[16]; 11. 21T-Scott Fisher[10]; 12. 29R-Seth Schnoke[20]; 13. 28-Matt Findley[11]; 14. 84M-Chad Criswell[9]; 15. 2-Jude Siegel[14]; 16. 22K-Eli Tuckey[13]; 17. 1A-Chase Gutshall[17]; 18. 18M-Brayden Mickley[19]; 19. 13-Bo Gordon Jr[21]; 20. 76-Michael Smith[15]; 21. 27G-Jake Galloway[22]; 22. 2XL-Trevor Stover[23]; 23. 39T-Olivia Thayer[24]; 24. (DNF) 15S-Cole Small[18]

B Feature (10 Laps)

1. 18M-Brayden Mickley[1]; 2. 29R-Seth Schnoke[2]; 3. 13-Bo Gordon Jr[4]; 4. 27G-Jake Galloway[10]; 5. 2XL-Trevor Stover[3]; 6. 39T-Olivia Thayer[5]; 7. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr[9]; 8. 2W-Will McNeal[8]; 9. 74-Travis Hankey[6]; 10. (DNS) 7W-Jayden Wolf; 11. (DNS) 9D-Adin Daniels; 12. (DNS) 16T-Joe Timmins

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 12-Ashley Cappetta[2]; 2. 77-Steve Owings[4]; 3. 19R-Tylar Rutherford[1]; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher[9]; 5. 22K-Eli Tuckey[7]; 6. 66A-Cody Fletcher[8]; 7. 18M-Brayden Mickley[10]; 8. 13-Bo Gordon Jr[6]; 9. (DNF) 7W-Jayden Wolf[5]; 10. (DNF) 27G-Jake Galloway[3]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 8X-Cameron Merriman[2]; 2. 28-Matt Findley[1]; 3. 22E-Nash Ely[3]; 4. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle[4]; 5. 2-Jude Siegel[9]; 6. 1A-Chase Gutshall[7]; 7. 29R-Seth Schnoke[8]; 8. 39T-Olivia Thayer[6]; 9. 2W-Will McNeal[10]; 10. (DNF) 9D-Adin Daniels[5]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 6-Dylan Norris[6]; 2. 84M-Chad Criswell[2]; 3. 70D-Frankie Herr[4]; 4. 34-Andy Best[9]; 5. 76-Michael Smith[3]; 6. 15S-Cole Small[5]; 7. 2XL-Trevor Stover[7]; 8. 74-Travis Hankey[10]; 9. (DNF) 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr[1]; 10. (DNF) 16T-Joe Timmins[8]

Macri Sweeps Williams Grove Sprint Mains To Pocket Over 13K

4/18/25

Mechanicsburg –Anthony Macri of Dillsburg swept both 410 sprint car races at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, taking home just shy of $13,600 for his night of work.

The wins were the 11th and 12th of his career at the oval, coming in the make-up season opener held over from April 4 and in the regularly scheduled Tommy Hinnershitz Classic.

Macri set fast time on the night with a lap of 16.555 seconds before starting on the pole of the 30-lap Hinnershitz race.

He would end up wiring the field for the victory in a race that was marred by a lap three red flag for Cale Thomas aboard the Bobby Allen No. 1A.

Thomas was working around Lance Dewease for the fifth spot on the backstretch when he clouted the outside wall, sending his car careening out of control underneath the bridge before digging in and turning over.

Flames erupted from the car as it twisted to a stop only to find seventh runner Danny Dietrich jump from his car and rush to Thomas’ aid.

Dietrich was able to pull Thomas from the car and away from the wreckage with both drivers avoiding injury.

The restart had Brock Zearfoss lining up second but Macri motored away when action resumed and by lap seven he had built up a 1.2 second lead.

Macri entered the rear of the field with 14 laps to go and worked perfectly to the finish to pick up the win by 5.843 seconds over Zearfoss.

Fourth starter Ryan Smith surged late to drive by Freddie Rahmer for third and challenge Zearfoss to the line for the runner-up position.

Rahmer settled for fourth followed by Dietrich.

Sixth through 10th went to Dewease, Chase Dietz, Troy Wagaman Jr., Justin Whittall and Kody Hartlaub.

Heats for the 39 cars in attendance went to Hartlaub, Thomas, Dewease and Wagaman Jr.

Aaron Bollinger claimed the consolation race.

Macri scored $8,088 for his win in the Tommy Classic.

In the make-up opening night feature that restarted with five laps completed, Macri was trailing early leader Matt Campbell when the green flag unfurled.

He quickly ducked under Campbell in the first turn only to see Campbell turn his car down off of the cushion and race to his inside on the backstretch and reclaim control.

And after that Campbell drove a smart race, keeping Macri from within striking distance while entering the rear of the field on the 16th tour.

In fact, Campbell appeared home free as the final five laps began to play out but fortunes changed when Cameron Smith stopped with four laps to go, bunching the field.

The caution flag wiped out a near one second lead that Campbell had over the field and the new green seemed to breath new life into Macri.

The challenger stuck with the leader on lap 22 and then was close enough to plaster a deep dive for the lead on Campbell in the third corner with two laps to go.

And once in front, Macri jetted away to the win by 1.455 seconds.

Dietrich rode home third followed by Zearfoss and Dietz.

Sixth through 10th went to TJ Stutts, Dewease, Wagaman Jr., Rahmer and Billy Dietrich.

Macri’s win in the make-up opener was worth $5,500.

Jasen Geesaman of Annville took the win in the 15-lap street stock feature to close the night.

Geesaman took over when early leader Jim Palm slowed to a stop on the track.

Jimmy Combs, Aaron Beard, Chris Transeau and Jacob Toney completed the top five finishers.

Feature Finishes

4/18/25

Tommy Classic 410 sprint cars, 30 laps: 1. Anthony Macri, 2. Brock Zearfoss, 3. Ryan Smith, 4. Freddie Rahmer, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. Lance Dewease, 7. Chase Dietz, 8. Troy Wagman Jr., 9. Justin Whittall, 10. Kody Hartlaub, 11. TJ Stutts, 12. Steve Buckwalter, 13. Jake Karklin, 14. Aaron Bollinger, 15. Ryan Taylor, 16. Lucas Wolfe, 17. Derek Hauck, 18. Doug Hammaker, 19. Cameron Smith, 20. Derek Locke, 21. Rick Lafferty, 22. Cale Thomas, 23. Chad Trout

DNS: Jeff Halligan

DNQ: Tyler Ross, Reese Nowotarski, Preston Lattomus, Darin Naida, Brenham Crouch, Dave Grube, Joey Amantea, Brady Bacon, Matt Campbell, Samuel Miller, Mike Thompson, Austin Bishop, Billy Dietrich, Dylan Norris, Chris Frank

Opening Night 410 sprint cars (from April 4), 25 laps: 1. Anthony Macri, 2. Matt Campbell, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Brock Zearfoss, 5. Chase Dietz, 6. TJ Stutts, 7. Lance Dewease, 8. Troy Wagaman Jr., 9. Freddie Rahmer, 10. Billy Dietrich,11. Chad Trout, 12. Doug Hammaker, 13. Ryan Taylor, 14. Justin Whittall, 15. Lucas Wolfe, 16. Preston Lattomus, 17. Dave Grube, 18. Camerson Smith, 19. Mike Thompson, 20. Steve Buckwalter, 21. Austin Bishop, 22. Jeff Halligan, 23. JT Ferry, 24. Dylan Cisney

DNQ: Dylan Norris, Ricky Peterson Jr., Cole Knopp, John Jerich, Derek Hauck

Street Stocks, 15 laps: 1. Jasen Geesaman, 2. Jimmy Combs, 3. Aaron Beard, 4. Chris Transeau, 5. Danny Beard, 6. Jacob Toney, 7. Jake Jones, 8. Dave Friedrich, 9. Shaun Miller, 10. Bailey Tolson, 11. Russell Shoop, 12. Jim Palm

THE COUNTDOWN TO TUESDAY, MAY 20 BEGINS. . . .410 HIGH LIMIT SPRINT ROTO-ROOTER MIDWEEK SERIES. . . . . AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY…ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT TICKETHOSS.COM. . . .

NAPA AUTO PARTS THUNDER ON THE HILL RACING SERIES OPENS WHEN LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT PRESENT THE RICH MAR FLORIST KUBOTA HIGH LIMITS 410 SPRINTS

BECHTELSVILLE, PA APRIL 15, 2025 . . . . . . . . The thirty-sixth season of the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series will kickoff at the Grandview Speedway on Tuesday night, May 20 when Levan Machine & Truck Equipment present the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 410 Sprints in the Roto-Rooter Mid-Week Series. The top 410 sprint car drivers in the country will be chasing a $20,000 first place prize for winning the 35 lap event. In addition, if the race winner is a Pennsylvania driver, the will pocket an additional $2,000 bonus courtesy of Alpine Building Supply. Rico Aberu won the inaugural running of the High Limit 410 Sprints at Grandview in 2023 with local favorite Brent Marks winning the 2024 edition of the show and collecting the $2,000 PA driver bonus.

This action packed high profile event brought to you by Levan Machine & Truck Equipment of Fleetwood, PA will again showcase the Rich Mar Florist Kubota Hight Limit 410 Sprints in the Roto-Rooter Mid-Week Series. It is an action packed event with Time Trials, a series of qualifying events all leading up to the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 35 lap feature event paying $20,000 to win and $1,500 to start the main event. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap events. This high banked, tight and racy one-third mile oval never disappoints when the 410 Sprints are in town.

Advance tickets for this event are now available at TicketHoss.com. As an Advance Ticket Holder, you may enter the first turn grandstand gate at 4:30 PM allowing you choice seating. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5:00 PM and the main gate will open at that time. Warm-ups and time trials will being at 7PM with the show opening set for 7:30 PM. The opening ceremonies will include local professional Trumpet player Eric Haney as he performs the National Anthem. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap feature events. In the event of rain, Wednesday night, May 21 will be the rain date with a starting time of 7:30 PM.

Along with defending winner Brent Marks from nearby Myerstown, PA watch for two time Thunder on the Hill feature winner Rico Abreu of St. Helena, CA to be in the field along with five time World of Outlaw Champion Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA . Expect more talent to include Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. Of course, many local drivers will be on hand shooting for $22,000 payday to include Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer.

The NAPA Auto Parts Thunder Series will continue with the USAC Non-Wing Sprints Eastern Storm National Tour on Tuesday night, June 17 with a 7:30 PM starting time. Alpine Building Supply is the race night sponsor as the top non-wing sprint racers chase the Levan Machine & Truck Equipment $10,000 Series Point Fund. This event is the Jesse Hockett Classic, a 40 lap feature paying $6,000 to the winner in a tribute to Jesse Hockett. The Grandview 358 Modifieds will be on the racing program taking part in a series of qualifying events highlighted by a 30 lap feature paying $3,000 to win.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

Presents

RICH MAR FLORIST

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING 410 SPRINTS

$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

Presents

AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

The 358 Modifieds will follow the weekly Grandview Speedway car specifications.

Grandview Speedway Contact Information Track Phone: 610-754-7688

GPS USERS: 43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Located less than a mile off Route 100, 10 miles north of Pottstown, PA

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

Series Website: http://www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Track Website: http://www.grandviewspeedway.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thunderonthehill

THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025 SPONSORS

NAPA Auto Store locations which support the Thunder Series include:

Ambler Kutztown Reading Glenside Pennsburg Auto Parts

Collegeville Auto Parts Lansdale Southampton Frazer Phoenixville Auto Parts

Downingtown Norristown Strafford Horsham Quakertown

Gilbertsville Auto Body Pottstown Auto Parts Telford Auto Body

Port Royal, PA - This Saturday, Port Royal Speedway gears up for another exciting night of racing featuring the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars, the Penske Racing Shocks Super Late Models, and the Penns Valley Meat Market PASS 305 Sprint Cars.

The Group Time Trial format during warmups will be utilized for the Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars and the Lucas Oil Dirt Late Models format will be utilized for the super late models.

Alongside the thrilling racing action, the evening will include a Kids Candy Scramble and Camera & Autograph Night, giving fans of all ages a chance to meet their favorite drivers and capture the moment.

Fans will be able to make their way through the pits to meet with their favorite drivers, get pictures and autographs that can make for a lifetime of memories.

As an added incentive for the super late model teams, the winner of Saturday’s Super Late Model A-main will receive a guaranteed starting spot in the upcoming Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event on Saturday, April 27, 2025.

Fans are reminded that all tickets must be purchased at the speedway’s ticket booths on race day:

General Admission: $20

Students (ages 13–17): $10

Kids 12 & under: Free

Pit Admission: $35

In addition to the on-track action, fans will have chances to win great prizes. A Ninja Air Fryer will be raffled off prior to the start of hot laps, and entries will be accepted for the monthly giveaway of a 40” Vizio Smart TV, to be drawn on Sunday, April 27.

Young fans can also enter to become the Junior Fan of the Night, which includes a VIP experience like no other:

Wave the green flag to start a heat race

Ride in the John H. Sheaffer Dodge Pace Truck

Victory Lane photo opportunity

A free hot dog and soda from Packer’s Concessions

A $10 food voucher from Juniata Meds Trans

A die-cast race car hauler from the Port Royal Speedway Novelty Stand

Fans are encouraged to arrive in time to enjoy all of the evening’s festivities. With exciting racing, family-friendly fun, and exclusive giveaways, Saturday night at The Speed Palace is shaping up to be one of the season’s can't-miss events.

For more information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow Port Royal Speedway on Facebook and Twitter.

Gate Times:

Pits Open 3PM
Gates Open 4PM
Hot Laps At 5PM

Hinnershitz Legacy Honored Friday At Williams Grove

4/13/25

Mechanicsburg – Friday’s sprint car show at Williams Grove Speedway will honor its original winner. He was the first. He had one of the most recognizable names in motorsports history dating back to the 1930s.

On tap at Williams Grove on Friday will be the annual Tommy Hinnershitz Memorial Spring Classic, honoring the late, great racer from Oley that holds the distinction of winning the first ever race held at the brand new Williams Grove Speedway back on Sunday, May 21, 1939.

Hinnershitz won the race in what was called a “hard and heady” event to best the famed Joie Chitwood.

Hinnershitz’s death in 1999 left behind an auto-racing legacy worthy of note by any standards.

During his 30-year career spanning 1930-1960, “The Fying Dutchman,” as he was known, amassed seven AAA/USAC Eastern Big Car Championships, taking titles in 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1956 and in 1959.

He had garnered 103 total AAA/USAC feature wins with 19 taking place at Williams Grove.

Hinnershitz set 43 AAA track records during his tenure and would compete in three Indianapolis 500s.At the time of his death, the 87-year old was ranked second behind Steve Kinser on the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame’s Top Sprint Car Drivers of All Time list.

Back in 1939, when Hinnershitz passed Chitwood for the lead in that maiden race at Williams Grove, the duel was billed as “one of the most thrilling bits of driving ever witnessed on a Pennsylvania speedway.”

It was said that when Hinnershitz passed Chitwood, “the Big Chief was met with acclaim from the crowd.”

And Williams Grove will bestow even more worthy acclaim in the Big Chief’s honor this Friday night.

Adult general admission for the April 18 racing program is set at $25 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Tommy Classic Kicks Off Diamond Series Friday At Williams Grove

Make-up sprint main, street stocks also on program

Hinnershitz race pays $8,088 to win, Kids get free Easter chocolate!

4/13/25

Mechanicsburg – Presented by the family of late car owner Joe Harz, the Tommy Hinnershitz Classic for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars is on tap this Friday night, April 18 at Williams Grove Speedway.

Friday will be Kids Easter Night at Williams Grove with the first 150 youth ages 12 and under entering the frontstretch admission gates receiving a FREE chocolate Easter Bunny courtesy of Hoseheads.com and J & S Classics.

Also the first race in the 2025 Hoosier Diamond Series of races, the Tommy Classic for 410 sprints will pay the 410 sprint drivers $8,088 to win the 30-lap main event on Friday night.

Time trials will be used to set lineups for the 410 sprint cars with the driver who sets quick time earning the $300 Fast Tees Fast Time Award.

Action gets underway at 7:30 pm.

The remaining 20 laps of the opening night sprint car main from April 4 will also be completed as part of the show, paying the winner $5,500.

A sweep of the night by one driver would net him nearly $13,600.

Street stocks are also part of the racing program.

Adult general admission for April 18 is $25 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Williams Grove Speedway will host ARCH Night on April 25, featuring a Yellow Breeches 500 race for the 410 sprints plus a program of HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint car racing.

The make-up Dirty Deeds 25 for the 358 sprints held over from the season opener on April 4 is also on the agenda for April 25.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal, PA – Due to rainfall received and additional rain forecasted throughout the day Saturday, Port Royal Speedway has made the decision to postpone this weekend’s scheduled Lynn Paxton Tribute Race.

The event will now be incorporated into the 74th Annual Labor Day Classic, presented by Foss Jewelers Inc. of Lewistown, set for Monday, September 1st. The rescheduled Tribute Race will carry an increased purse of $7,400 to win, while still honoring the originally planned bonuses of $630 to win a heat race and $630 to start the A-main.

In addition, the autograph session featuring legendary drivers like Keith Kauffman and other special guests has been rescheduled to take place during this season’s Keith Kauffman Classic on Friday, April 26th. Interviews will be conducted by Alan Kreitzer.

A potential makeup for the scheduled Australian Pursuit is still being discussed.

We thank all of our fans, teams, and sponsors for their continued support and understanding. Please stay tuned to our website and social media platforms for more updates as we gear up for a full season of thrilling racing action.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in competition on Saturday April 19th with Weikert's Livestock 410 sprint cars, Penske Racing Shocks super late models, and Penns Valley Meat Market 305 sprint cars. The night will also feature a kids candy scramble and it will be Camera & Autograph night.

Port Royal Speedway Set to Host Lynn Paxton Tribute Race This Saturday

By: Brad Strawser

Port Royal Speedway will honor one of the most iconic names in Central Pennsylvania racing history this Saturday night, April 12th, with the running of the Lynn Paxton Tribute Race, featuring 410 Sprint Cars and Super Late Models, both utilizing time trial formats.

The marquee event for the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars will pay $6,300 to win, $630 to start the A-Main, and $630 to win each heat race, as a tribute to Paxton’s 63 wins at The Speed Palace.

Adding to the night’s action will be a thrilling Australian Pursuit for the sprint cars, presented by Sara and Jeremy Imes of Imes Auctioneering, LLC. The winner of this unique race will take home $1,000, with payouts awarded through 10th position.

The Penske Racing Shocks Super Late Models will also be in competition with time trials setting the tone for their night of high-speed action.

Beyond the racing, fans will be treated to a night full of nostalgia and excitement. The Eastern Museum of Motor Racing (EMMR) will have a display on the grounds, and an autograph session will take place from 4:30 to 5:30 PM inside the commercial building near the main gates. Racing legends Keith Kauffman, Randy Wolfe, Joey Gravino, Paul Pitzer, Barry Camp, and Bobby Allen will be on hand to meet fans, sign autographs, and relive stories from their racing days. The interviews will be conducted by Alan Kreitzer.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early for giveaways and interactive opportunities. A Ninja Air Fryer will be raffled off before hot laps, and entries will also be accepted for the monthly drawing for a 40” Vizio Smart TV, which will be awarded on Sunday, April 27th.

Young race fans will have the chance to become the Junior Fan of the Night, an exclusive opportunity that includes:

Waving the green flag to start a heat race

A ride in the John H. Sheaffer Dodge Pace Truck

A commemorative Victory Lane photo

A free hot dog and soda from Packer’s Concessions

A $10 food voucher courtesy of Juniata Meds Trans

A Die Cast Race Car Hauler from the Port Royal Speedway Novelty Stand

Ticket Prices:

General Admission: $25

Students (Ages 13–17): $15

Kids 12 and under: FREE

Pit Admission: $40

Event Schedule:

Pits Open: 3:00 PM

GA Gates Open: 4:00 PM

Hot Laps: 5:30 PM

Join us as we honor a legend, celebrate racing history, and bring fans of all ages another unforgettable night at The Speed Palace – Port Royal Speedway!

Spring Sprint Special Is Friday At Williams Grove

410 sprints, PASS IMCA 305 sprints in action April 11, 410 make-up main added

4/6/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will host the Associated Builders and Contractors Spring Sprint Special coming up this Friday, April 11 at 7:30 pm.

On the track will be the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and the PASS IMCA 305 sprint cars.

The 410 sprints will not only be competing in a full program as part of the special but the division will also be completing the opening night feature held over from April 4.

Matt Campbell was leading the April 4 opening night event when rains halted action with five laps completed.

The wingless sportsman have been removed from the racing program this week due to time constraints while fans instead get a chance to see a pair of 410 sprint mains take to the track.

Williams Grove and sportsman series officials are working together in an effort to find a make-up date for the wingless super sportsman.

As part of the regular program, the 410 sprint cars will vie in the first Yellow Breeches 500 event of the season, offering $5,000 to win and $500 just to start the 25-lap main event.

In addition, Williams Grove has increased purses for each of the Yellow Breeches races to be held at the track this season.

A total of $4,000 has been added to each of the Yellow Breeches purses, to be distributed starting with the second finishing position while finding even the 10th place finisher earning a cool $1,000.

Timed hot lap periods will set the heat starting grids for the 410 sprints with hot lap groups set via pill draw.

Event sponsor Associated Builders and Contractors is a national U.S. trade association representing the non-union construction industry.

ABC is an association of 69 chapters with more than 22,000 commercial contractors and construction-related firms among its members.

Visit www.abc.org to learn more.

Adult general admission for April 11 is $25 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Rainchecks from April 4 will not be honored due to 50% of the racing program having been completed on that date.

The Joe Harz Family will present the Tommy Hinnershitz Classic for 410 sprints at Williams Grove on April 18, paying $8,088 to win.

The race will be the first of the 2025 Hoosier Diamond Series at the oval and street stocks will also be on the racing card.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

April 4 410 sprint car feature restart lineup with five laps completed: Matt Campbell, Anthony Macri, Danny Dietrich, Jeff Halligan, Brock Zearfoss, Cameron Smith, Chase Dietz, TJ Stutts, Lance Dewease, Troy Wagaman Jr., Doug Hammaker, Ryan Taylor, Freddie Rahmer, Steve Buckwalter, Billy Dietrich, Preston Lattomus, Lucas Wolfe, Justin Whittall, Austin Bishop, Chad Trout, JT Ferry, Dave Grube, Dylan Cisney, Mike Thompson

Saturday, April 5, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

MACRI CAPTURES FEATURE WIN; Nash Ely Scores First Career 358 Sprint Car Victory

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, April 12 (6PM) 410 Sprints and USAC East Coast Wingless Sprints

Saturday, April 19 (6PM) 21ST ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL: 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Saturday, April 26 (6PM) 410 Sprints and Limited Late Models

Abbottstown, PA (April 5, 2025) – It was an action-packed night at Lincoln Speedway on Saturday, April 5, with lead changes, close racing, and a red flag that shook up the 410 sprint car feature.

The 30-lap A-Main started with JJ Loss and Cole Knopp going wheel-to-wheel into turn 1, but it was Loss who powered out of turn 2 to claim the early lead. Dallas Schott made quick work of the field, moving into third and sneaking by Knopp at the line for second just before Knopp spun in turn 2, bringing out the caution. Dylan Norris was also sent to the rear after a 360 spin during the same sequence.

Anthony Macri moved into third early on, while Brandon and Freddie Rahmer battled for fifth. Loss started to stretch his lead and approached lapped traffic on lap 8, with Schott and Macri giving chase. On lap 11, Loss jumped the cushion in turns 1 and 2, opening the door for Schott to take over the top spot.

Macri wasn’t far behind and began closing the gap on Loss for second, eventually taking the position out of turn 4 on lap 15. Freddie Rahmer continued to pressure Brandon for a top-five spot as the laps clicked off.

With clean air ahead, Schott built a comfortable lead, but as he neared lapped traffic, Macri began to reel him in. The intensity picked up quickly, and with traffic looming, Macri took a shot at the lead as Schott tapped the wall in turn 4. The two swapped sliders as they worked around a lapped car, until contact on the backstretch sent Schott flipping end over end, bringing out the red flag on lap 23.

Macri inherited the lead for the restart with JJ Loss, Kyle Moody, Brandon Rahmer, and Freddie Rahmer rounding out the top five. Troy Wagaman Jr. entered the fray late, sliding under Freddie for fifth. In a thrilling three-wide battle at the line, Wagaman claimed fourth, with Freddie in fifth and Brandon falling to sixth.

Moody began closing in on Loss for second, while Freddie and Wagaman renewed their battle in the closing laps. Freddie regained the fourth spot with just one lap remaining.

Macri took the checkered flag by 1.740 seconds over Loss. Moody was third and Freddie Rahmer crossed the line fourth. Wagaman completed the top five.

Nash Ely Scores First Career 358 Sprint Car Victory

The 358 sprint car feature at Lincoln Speedway on Saturday night saw a new face in Victory Lane, as Nash Ely picked up his first career win in the division with a strong performance at the front of the field.

The initial start was intense, with Jayden Wolf, Cody Fletcher, and Nash Ely nearly three-wide going into turn 1. But the action quickly reset after Fletcher did a 360 spin in turn 4, forcing a complete restart and sending him to the rear.

The restart moved Ely to the front row, and he took full advantage—grabbing the early lead with Wolf settling into second and Andy Best running third. Steve Owings and Austin Reed battled for fourth, with Owings eventually taking control of the position.

Ely encountered lapped traffic by lap 7, allowing the field to close the gap. Wolf tagged the wall in turn 4, giving up second to Best, who then started reeling in the race leader. However, Ely navigated traffic to put some breathing room between himself and Best with seven laps to go.

The race’s second caution came on lap 16 when Brian Wolf Jr. came to a stop on the frontstretch. That set up a four-lap dash to the finish with Ely leading Best, Owings, Wolf, and Reed.

On the restart, Owings looked to the outside of Best for second but couldn’t complete the pass. Two laps later, Best slid high in turn 2, opening the door for Owings to slip into the runner-up spot. Best stayed close and challenged in the final laps, but Owings held firm.

At the checkered flag, it was Nash Ely taking the win and celebrating a milestone moment in his young racing career. Steve Owings crossed the line second and Andy Best was third. Jayden Wolf finished fourth and Austin Reed completed the top five.

Next Saturday, April 12, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints and USAC East Coast Wingless Sprint Cars. Racing is scheduled for 6PM with pit gates opening at 3:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 4PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 5, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Ciocca Automotive 410 Sprints:

A Feature (30 Laps)

1. 39M-Anthony Macri[9]; 2. 67-JJ Loss[2]; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody[5]; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer[10]; 5. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[15]; 6. X-Matt Campbell[17]; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer[7]; 8. 5R-Tyler Ross[12]; 9. 45-Jeff Halligan[14]; 10. 8Z-Brock Zearfoss[8]; 11. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[3]; 12. 95-Kody Hartlaub[13]; 13. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[21]; 14. 1X-Chad Trout[19]; 15. 2D-Jordan Givler[18]; 16. 6-Cole Knopp[1]; 17. (DNF) 12-Mike Bittinger[11]; 18. (DNF) 69-Tim Glatfelter[16]; 19. (DNF) 55S-Dallas Schott[4]; 20. (DNF) 91-Preston Lattomus[23]; 21. (DNF) 39-Derek Hauck[22]; 22. (DNF) 17-Dylan Norris[6]; 23. (DNF) 48-Danny Dietrich[20]; 24. (DNF) 00-Chris Frank[24]

B Feature (10 Laps)

1. 1X-Chad Trout[4]; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich[1]; 3. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[9]; 4. 39-Derek Hauck[6]; 5. 91-Preston Lattomus[10]; 6. 00-Chris Frank[3]; 7. 23A-Chris Arnold[5]; 8. (DNF) 38-Brett Strickler[2]; 9. (DNF) 8-Billy Dietrich[7]; 10. (DNF) 75-Cameron Smith[11]; 11. (DNS) 35-Tyler Esh

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 55S-Dallas Schott[2]; 2. 6-Cole Knopp[1]; 3. 8Z-Brock Zearfoss[6]; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer[8]; 5. 95-Kody Hartlaub[10]; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter[3]; 7. 48-Danny Dietrich[9]; 8. 1X-Chad Trout[7]; 9. 8-Billy Dietrich[5]; 10. (DNF) 91-Preston Lattomus[4]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 99M-Kyle Moody[2]; 2. 67-JJ Loss[1]; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer[5]; 4. 12-Mike Bittinger[4]; 5. 45-Jeff Halligan[7]; 6. X-Matt Campbell[8]; 7. 38-Brett Strickler[10]; 8. 23A-Chris Arnold[3]; 9. (DNF) 35-Tyler Esh[9]; 10. (DNF) 75-Cameron Smith[6]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[1]; 2. 17-Dylan Norris[4]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri[6]; 4. 5R-Tyler Ross[5]; 5. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[8]; 6. 2D-Jordan Givler[3]; 7. 00-Chris Frank[2]; 8. 39-Derek Hauck[9]; 9. (DNF) 5E-Aaron Bollinger[7]

McConkey Insurance & Benefits 358 Sprints:

A Feature (20 Laps)

1. 22E-Nash Ely[3]; 2. 77-Steve Owings[7]; 3. 34-Andy Best[4]; 4. 7W-Jayden Wolf[1]; 5. X-Austin Reed[6]; 6. 22K-Eli Tuckey[10]; 7. 29R-Seth Schnoke[12]; 8. 2-Jude Siegel[8]; 9. 66A-Cody Fletcher[2]; 10. 19R-Tylar Rutherford[13]; 11. 21T-Scott Fisher[15]; 12. 19T-Jacob Galloway[16]; 13. 89-Ashley Cappetta[9]; 14. 39T-Olivia Thayer[5]; 15. 76-Michael Smith[11]; 16. 18M-Brayden Mickley[18]; 17. 2XL-Trevor Stover[17]; 18. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr[14]; 19. (DNS) 25S-Tom Senseney Jr; 20. (DNS) 19D-Wyatt Hinkle

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 77-Steve Owings[1]; 2. 89-Ashley Cappetta[4]; 3. 39T-Olivia Thayer[2]; 4. 22K-Eli Tuckey[6]; 5. 19R-Tylar Rutherford[5]; 6. 19T-Jacob Galloway[7]; 7. 25S-Tom Senseney Jr[3]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 22E-Nash Ely[2]; 2. 7W-Jayden Wolf[4]; 3. 2-Jude Siegel[7]; 4. 76-Michael Smith[6]; 5. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr[5]; 6. 2XL-Trevor Stover[1]; 7. (DNF) 19D-Wyatt Hinkle[3]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 34-Andy Best[2]; 2. 66A-Cody Fletcher[1]; 3. X-Austin Reed[4]; 4. 29R-Seth Schnoke[5]; 5. 21T-Scott Fisher[3]; 6. 18M-Brayden Mickley[6]

ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK PARTS RICH MAR FLORIST KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT 410 SPRINTS, TUESDAY, MAY 20 AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY TO OFFER ALPINE THUNDER ON THE HILL SERIES T-SHIRT AT ALL THUNDER EVENTS IN 2025

BECHTELSVILLE, PA APRIL 4, 2025 . . . . . . . . In one of the first promotions of its’ kind, Alpine Building Supply will be selling a special edition of an Alpine Thunder on the Hill Racing Series shirt. The Alpine Thunder on the Hill Series Shirt will showcase a 410 Sprint, a Non-Wing 410 Sprint and a 358 Modified on the back with the Alpine Building Supply and Thunder on the Hill logos placed on the front of the shirt. In addition, all profits from the sale of these shirts will be donated to the Big Impact Group of Schuylkill County. Big Impact Group is a mentoring program helping Schuylkill County youth for over 35 years. Through the dedication of our volunteers and strong community support we are able to make this program successful.

The NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series will open their thirty-sixth season on Tuesday night, May 20 when Levan Machine & Truck Equipment present the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 410 Sprints at Grandview Speedway. Expect a night of high energy and excitement when many of the best 410 Sprint Drivers take to the battle on the Hill in Bechtelsville, PA. This high banked, tight and racy one-third mile oval never disappoints when the 410 Sprints are in town.

Advance tickets for this event are now available at TicketHoss.com. As an Advance Ticket Holder, you may enter the first turn grandstand gate at 4:30 PM allowing you choice seating. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5:00 PM and the main gate will open at that time. Warm-ups and time trials will being at 7PM with the show opening set for 7:30 PM. The opening ceremonies will include local professional Trumpet player Eric Haney as he performs the National Anthem. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap feature events. In the event of rain, Wednesday night, May 21 will be the rain date with a starting time of 7:30 PM.

The idea of a $2,000 bonus for a Pennsylvania driver to win the Kubota High Limit event was so well received that Alpine Building Supply of Schuylkill Haven, PA will sponsor the award on Tuesday night, May 20. Last year Myerstown, PA driver Brent Marks took the win in the High Limit event and collected the $2,000 bonus. The bonus should lure some interest for other local sprint car drivers to chase a $22,000 payday for the 35 lap main event.

Levan Machine & Truck Equipment of Fleetwood, PA will again showcase the Rich Mar Florist Kubota Hight Limit 410 Sprints in an action packed event with Time Trials, a series of qualifying events all leading up to the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 35 lap feature event paying $20,000 to win and $1,500 to start the main event.

Along with defending winner Brent Marks from nearby Myerstown, PA watch for two time Thunder on the Hill feature winner Rico Abreu of St. Helena, CA to be in the field along with five time World of Outlaw Champion Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA Expect more talent to include Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. Of course, many local drivers will be on hand shooting for $22,000 payday to include Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer.

Watch for Alpine Building Supply to have a strong presence at all Thunder on the Hill events in the coming season.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

Presents

RICH MAR FLORIST

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING 410 SPRINTS

$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

Presents

AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

Rain Halts Williams Grove Opener Mid-Feature, Make-Up Dates Set

4/4/25

Mechanicsburg – Rains struck mid-feature on Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, again waylaying the 2025 season opener.

The Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints were five laps into their 25-lap opening night main event when showers hit the track, forcing cars into the pit area.

An earlier shower had delayed action between the heats and consolation races but action did resume after a 30-minute delay.

However the second batch of rains halted action for the night with Fawn Grove’s Matt Campbell leading the way over defending opening day winner Anthony Macri in the main event.

The remaining 20 laps of the 410 sprint car main will now be spun off next Friday, April 11 as part of the Spring Sprint Special also including 305 sprints and wingless super sportsman to go along with a full program of 410 sprint car racing.

The 358 sprint feature from April 4 will be made-up on Friday, April 25 when the division next returns to the track.

Twin fields of 29 cars entered competition on April 4.

Heat winners in 358 sprint action were Andy Best, Jacob Galloway and Jude Siegel with Cole Young taking the consolation race.

Winners in 410 sprint qualifying action were Ryan Taylor, Cameron Smith and Matt Campbell while Preston Lattomus scored the consolation.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com Williams Grove Speedway The Greatest Show on Dirt will invade Williams Grove Speedway 3 times in 2025! May 9th & 10th July 25th & 26th October 3rd & 4th www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

410 sprint car feature restart lineup with five laps completed: Matt Campbell, Anthony Macri, Danny Dietrich, Jeff Halligan, Brock Zearfoss, Cameron Smith, Chase Dietz, TJ Stutts, Lance Dewease, Troy Wagaman Jr., Doug Hammaker, Ryan Taylor, Freddie Rahmer, Steve Buckwalter, Billy Dietrich, Preston Lattomus, Lucas Wolfe, Justin Whittall, Austin Bishop, Chad Trout, JT Ferry, Dave Grube, Dylan Cisney, Mike Thompson

Port Royal Speedway

PORT ROYAL, PA – Port Royal Speedway returns to action this Saturday night, April 5th, with an action-packed evening featuring the Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars, the excitement of the Penns Valley Meat Market Pennsylvania Sprint Series (PASS) 305 Sprint Cars, and the hard-hitting competition of the Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models.

The Speed Palace has seen 2 different winners so far in 410 sprint car competition, and drivers will compete for $5,000 to win as a part of a $25,000 purse. The drivers will look to set their heat race lineups through the group time trial format.

The Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models are back for a second week after Kyle Hardy picked up their opening race win a week ago.

RaceSaver sprint car fans can look forward to the 1st race of the season for the Penns Valley Meat Market 305 sprint cars at Port Royal Speedway this Saturday.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early and enter for a chance to win a Ninja Air Fryer, with the winner drawn right before hot laps begin. Additionally, entries will be accepted for the monthly drawing of a 40" Vizio Smart TV, with that winner selected on Sunday, April 27th.

Younger fans and students aged 17 and under can also enter to become the Jr. Fan of the Night! The selected Jr. Fan will receive an unforgettable experience that includes:

Waving the green flag to start a heat race

A ride in the John H. Sheaffer Dodge Pace Truck

A commemorative photo in Victory Lane

A free hot dog and soda from Packer’s Concessions

An additional $10 Packer’s Concessions food voucher courtesy of Juniata Meds Trans

A Die Cast Race Car Hauler courtesy of the Port Royal Speedway Novelty Stand

Don’t miss this family-friendly night filled with high-speed action and unforgettable moments at The Speed Palace!

Race fans are in for a full slate of thrills and a few chances to take home some great prizes! All tickets must be purchased at the track's ticket booths on race day. Ticket pricing is as follows:

General Admission: $20

Students (ages 13-17): $10

Kids 12 and under: FREE

Pit Admission: $35

Event Schedule:

Pits Open: 3:00 PM

Grandstand Gates Open: 4:00 PM

Hot Laps Begin: 5:30 PM

For more information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media.

358 Sprints Debut In Dirty Deeds 25 At Williams Grove Season Opener Friday

Limited sprint special and 410 sprints on tap April 4, Season Begins On Fast Tees Night

3/30/25

Mechanicsburg – The next attempt at opening the sprint car racing season at Williams Grove Speedway is slated for Friday night, April 4, on Fast Tees Night when action will feature the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints and the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint cars.

Action begins at 7:30 pm.

The Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints will be racing for $5,500 to win while the 358s compete in the first Dirty Deeds 25 of the season.

Hundreds of Fast Tees tote bags will be given out to fans as they enter the general admission gates and some will include a $10 gift certificate to Williams Grove Speedway.

Presented by Dirty Deeds Repair and Fabrication of Honey Brook, the Dirty Deeds 25 race for 358s will offer $2,500 to win.

The total purse for the first show of the year for the 358 sprints is worth nearly $12,000.

Luck of the draw will set both 410 and 358 sprint heat and feature lineups.

Adult general admission for April 4 is $25 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Event sponsor Fast Tees of Thompsontown, Pa, is an apparel screen-printing firm specializing in the motorsports industry.

Learn more about Fast Tees at www.fasttees.net.

April 11 at Williams Grove will feature the Associated Builders and Contractors Spring Sprint Special, offering a rare, once-a-year, three-division open wheel racing program at the oval.

Slinging clay will be the 410 sprints, PASS IMCA 305 sprints and the wingless super sportsman.

Both the 305 sprint and sportsman fields will include a limited number of entries.

The 410 sprints will be racing in the first Yellow Breeches 500 race of the season, paying $500 just to start.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

3K Bonus Cash, Higher Purse On The Line For Williams Grove Sprints April 11

3/30/25

Mechanicsburg – Bonus money totaling $3,000 is set to be paid out to three lucky 410 sprint car drivers in the field at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, April 11.

In conjunction with BAPS Motor Speedway, the two tracks will award the bonus monies to three lucky drivers who were in the field at Williams Grove who also enter competition at BAPS on Sunday, April 13.

Bonus’ of $1,000 each will be paid out by random draw to the three lucky Williams Grove attendees once the BAPS field is assembled.

The Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car teams will be at Williams Grove on April 11 to compete in the first Yellow Breeches 500 race of the year, offering $500 just to start the 25-lap main event.

And to go along with $500 to start, Williams Grove has announced purse increases to each of the Yellow Breeches races to be held at the track in 2025.

A total of $4,000 has been added to each of the Yellow Breeches purses, to be distributed starting with the second finishing position.

The new purse structure now finds even the 10th place finisher earning a cool $1,000.

Group time trials in practice laps will set the heat starting grids for the 410 sprints on April 11.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Saturday, March 29, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

CAMPBELL CLAIMS VICTORY IN THRILLING 30-LAP FEATURE AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY; Wilbur Dominates Season Opener for Wingless Super Sportsman

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, April 5 (6PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Saturday, April 12 (6PM) 410 Sprints and USAC East Coast Wingless Sprints

Saturday, April 19 (6PM) 21ST ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL: 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (March 29, 2025) – Lincoln Speedway roared to life on Saturday night as an action-packed 30-lap feature unfolded before a great crowd on a beautiful spring evening. With Glenndon Forsythe and Tim Glatfelter leading the field to the green, the stage was set for an exciting showdown at the famed Pennsylvania oval.

Glatfelter got the early jump, leading the field into turn one ahead of Forsythe and Preston Lattomus. As the battle for position unfolded, Dylan Norris worked his way past Lattomus for third, with Matt Campbell following closely to take over fourth. Campbell wasted little time challenging Norris, going wheel to wheel on lap five before securing the third spot.

Lapped traffic loomed just a lap later, and Campbell capitalized on the congestion, moving into second. The race’s first caution flew on lap seven when Hayden Miller made contact with the wall in turn two. The restart saw Glatfelter continue to fend off Campbell’s advances, but Campbell was relentless, throwing a slider to take the lead on lap nine.

The action came to a halt on lap ten when Domenic Melair all but flipped in turns three and four, bringing out the red flag. Once racing resumed, Campbell pulled away while Aaron Bollinger worked his way past Glatfelter for third on lap 14. At the halfway mark, Campbell’s lead stretched to over a second as he navigated lapped traffic.

Another caution on lap 17 for a spin involving Dallas Schott and Joey Amantea erased Campbell’s advantage, but he once again pulled away on the restart. The battle for second intensified as Bollinger and Freddie Rahmer exchanged slide jobs, allowing Campbell to extend his lead. Troy Wagaman also made his presence known, surging into the top five and quickly picking off positions.

The yellow flag flew once more on lap 20 when Amantea spun in turn two. Campbell continued to hold command at the front, even after doing a wheelie on the backstretch as Bollinger closed the gap. Rahmer briefly took second with a slider in turn two, but Bollinger battled back, keeping the race for the runner-up spot alive.

With five laps to go, Campbell worked through lapped traffic flawlessly, sealing the victory in dominant fashion. Aaron Bollinger held on for second, while Freddie Rahmer, Troy Wagaman, and Brandon Rahmer rounded out the top five. Cameron Smith was the hard charger after driving from his 21st starting spot to finish sixth.

Wilbur Dominates Season Opener for Wingless Super Sportsman

The Wingless Super Sportsman kicked off their season at Lincoln Speedway on Saturday night with an exciting 20-lap feature. Veteran racer Steve Wilbur started on the pole and wasted no time asserting his dominance, leading the field into turn one and quickly pulling away.

Brett Perigo moved into second early, but Billy Brian Jr. had other plans, slipping under Perigo coming out of turn two to take the runner-up position. As the field settled in, Trent Yoder and Tony Jackson worked their way forward, battling for top-five spots. Yoder put pressure on Perigo for third, and the two waged a wheel-to-wheel battle for position. Meanwhile, Jackson made a bold move, passing two cars in one lap to break into the top five.

The first caution of the race flew on lap nine when Stan Wanner and Chad Thomas tangled in turn one, erasing Wilbur’s impressive 3.673-second lead. On the restart, Yoder continued to hound Perigo, while Jackson executed a powerful move in turns one and two to jump from fifth to third.

With five laps to go, Wilbur’s lead had grown back to 2.574 seconds, but Jackson wasn’t done yet—he turned up the pressure on Brian for second. Another caution slowed the field on lap 16 when Brandon Shearer spun in turn two, setting up a late-race shootout.

Brian had a strong restart, and Yoder briefly got by Jackson for third before Jackson battled back to reclaim the spot. Wilbur remained untouchable out front, cruising to victory as Billy Brian Jr., Tony Jackson, Trent Yoder, and Cliff Brian Jr. rounded out the top five.

Brian with a better restart this time – Yoder by Jackson on the restart but Jackson battled back to retake third

Next Saturday, April 5, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints. Racing is scheduled for 6PM with pit gates opening at 3:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 4PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, March 29, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Ciocca Automotive 410 Sprints:

A Feature (30 Laps)

1. X-Matt Campbell[7]; 2. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[8]; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer[9]; 4. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[11]; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer[12]; 6. 75-Cameron Smith[21]; 7. 1X-Chad Trout[10]; 8. 17-Dylan Norris[5]; 9. 41-Logan Rumsey[6]; 10. 5R-Tyler Ross[16]; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter[2]; 12. 2D-Jordan Givler[17]; 13. 8-Billy Dietrich[14]; 14. 91-Preston Lattomus[4]; 15. 12-Mike Bittinger[15]; 16. 23A-Chris Arnold[27]; 17. 38S-Jordan Strickler[23]; 18. 88J-Joey Amantea[19]; 19. 0-Glenn Styres[24]; 20. 6-Cole Knopp[13]; 21. 3D-Dave Grube[25]; 22. (DNF) 5-Glenndon Forsythe[1]; 23. (DNF) 55S-Dallas Schott[18]; 24. (DNF) 67-JJ Loss[3]; 25. (DNF) 00-Chris Frank[20]; 26. (DNF) 55-Domenic Melair[22]; 27. (DNF) 11H-Hayden Miller[26]

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 67-JJ Loss[2]; 2. 91-Preston Lattomus[3]; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer[8]; 4. 1X-Chad Trout[7]; 5. 6-Cole Knopp[1]; 6. 5R-Tyler Ross[6]; 7. 88J-Joey Amantea[4]; 8. 55-Domenic Melair[5]; 9. 3D-Dave Grube[9]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 5-Glenndon Forsythe[1]; 2. X-Matt Campbell[7]; 3. 41-Logan Rumsey[6]; 4. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[8]; 5. 8-Billy Dietrich[5]; 6. 2D-Jordan Givler[2]; 7. 00-Chris Frank[3]; 8. 38S-Jordan Strickler[9]; 9. 11H-Hayden Miller[4]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 17-Dylan Norris[3]; 2. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[7]; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter[1]; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer[4]; 5. 12-Mike Bittinger[5]; 6. 55S-Dallas Schott[9]; 7. 75-Cameron Smith[6]; 8. 0-Glenn Styres[8]; 9. (DNF) 23A-Chris Arnold[2]

Wingless Super Sportsman:

A Feature (20 Laps)

1. 59-Steve Wilbur[1]; 2. 16-Billy Brian Jr[4]; 3. 88-Tony Jackson[8]; 4. 66-Trent Yoder[7]; 5. 99-Cliff Brian Jr[9]; 6. 222-Jay Fannasy[12]; 7. 2A-Brett Perigo[3]; 8. 63-Kevin Gutshall[2]; 9. 38DD-Luke Lenker[10]; 10. 33-Chad Thomas[5]; 11. 12-Andy Burkhart[14]; 12. 64-Stan Wanner[6]; 13. 10-Matt Adams[15]; 14. R19-Roy Denike[16]; 15. 48-Taylor Farlling[19]; 16. 11-Chad Baker[11]; 17. (DNF) 69-Brandon Shearer[13]; 18. (DNF) 28N-Brian Nace[17]; 19. (DNF) 37-Jordan Fulton[18]; 20. (DNS) 88W-Eric Walker; 21. (DNS) 76G-Jason Gindlesperger

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 66-Trent Yoder[2]; 2. 222-Jay Fannasy[4]; 3. 59-Steve Wilbur[3]; 4. 38DD-Luke Lenker[5]; 5. 69-Brandon Shearer[7]; 6. R19-Roy Denike[1]; 7. (DNF) 48-Taylor Farlling[6]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 16-Billy Brian Jr[5]; 2. 63-Kevin Gutshall[1]; 3. 11-Chad Baker[4]; 4. 99-Cliff Brian Jr[7]; 5. 12-Andy Burkhart[2]; 6. 28N-Brian Nace[6]; 7. (DNF) 88W-Eric Walker[3]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 88-Tony Jackson[1]; 2. 2A-Brett Perigo[4]; 3. 33-Chad Thomas[6]; 4. 64-Stan Wanner[5]; 5. 10-Matt Adams[2]; 6. 37-Jordan Fulton[7]; 7. (DNF) 76G-Jason Gindlesperger[3]

Ryan Smith Gets Back to Victory Lane, Eckert Goes Back-to-Back, Hardy Outlasts Snook in LLMs

March 29, 2025 -- It had been 11 years since Ryan Smith had parked in victory lane at Port Royal Speedway for his first career win. On Saturday afternoon, he was able to get back there for the 2nd time in his career behind the Kreitz racing 69K and did so in comfortable fashion for the $5,000 payday.

Ricky Peterson Jr. would start alongside Lucas Wolfe to take the opening green flag of the 25 lap A-main event with Peterson getting out in front early. Within the opening lap, Smith would charge from his 6th place starting spot and take the 3rd spot away from Jeff Halligan while also challenging Wolfe for 2nd.

Smith would catch Peterson over the next 4 laps and with a good drive into the low side of turn 1, Smith would get by Ricky Peterson Jr for the lead and wouldn't look back.

The A-main would remain green for the remainder of the race and Smith would finish with a margin of victory over 4 seconds.

"To be honest with you I didn't know how to get here," joked Smith in victory lane referencing how long it's been since he had won at Port Royal Speedway.

Chase Deitz would be the Ramsey's Car Wash hard charging coming from the 10th starting spot to finish 2nd and Justin Whittall would round out the podium in 3rd.

In Penske Racing Shocks super late model competition, Rick Eckert was able to get back to victory lane in back to back weeks at Port Royal Speedway.

Drake Troutman would take the early race lead but after a pair of cautions over the opening 3 laps of the race, Eckert was able to utilize an outside starting lane on restart to get by both Colton Flinner and Troutman to take the race lead and not look back.

Troutman would run in 2nd for the majority of the race with Flinner close in tow, when contact with a lapped car nearly took the Hyndman, PA driver out of contention. The driver of the 22* was able to reel the car back under his control and maintain speed and would hold on to finish in 3rd with Flinner able to capitalize and finish in 2nd.

For the Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models, Kyle Hardy would lead from wire to wire and pick up the opening race win of the season for the division.

Lane Snook and Ryan Zook would round out the top 3.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in action on Saturday April 5th with Weikert's Livestock 410 sprint cars, Penns Valley Meat Market 305 sprint cars and Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models. Racing is scheduled to start at 6PM.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media on Facebook at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

Full Results:

410 A Feature 25 Laps | 00:08:21.392

69K-Ryan Smith[6]; 2. 23-Chase Dietz[10]; 3. 67-Justin Whittall[8]; 4. 48-Danny Dietrich[9]; 5. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[1]; 6. 55-Logan Wagner[11]; 7. 45-Jeff Halligan[4]; 8. 71-Dylan Cisney[5]; 9. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[7]; 10. 2-Gerard McIntyre Jr[17]; 11. 98-Ricky Peterson[2]; 12. 12-Blane Heimbach[20]; 13. 8-Brock Zearfoss[16]; 14. 39M-Anthony Macri[15]; 15. 39-Lynton Jeffrey[3]; 16. 77-Michael Walter[19]; 17. 47K-Kody Lehman[14]; 18. 99-Devin Adams[12]; 19. 1A-Jacob Allen[22]; 20. 35-Austin Bishop[13]; 21. 22-Doug Hammaker[24]; 22. 12D-Lance Dewease[21]; 23. 32B-Brandon Spithaler[23]; 24. 18J-JT Ferry[18]

SLM A Feature 25 Laps | 00:15:05.177

24E-Rick Eckert[4]; 2. 48-Colton Flinner[1]; 3. 22*-Drake Troutman[2]; 4. 11-Kyle Hardy[3]; 5. 0Y-Andrew Yoder[8]; 6. 22-Gregg Satterlee[12]; 7. 27-Trever Feathers[9]; 8. 24-Dylan Yoder[6]; 9. 2J-Justin Weaver[13]; 10. 9-Hayes Mattern[14]; 11. D19-Dillan Stake[7]; 12. 4-Gary Stuhler[19]; 13. 32J-Shaun Jones[11]; 14. 39-Tim Smith Jr[20]; 15. 06-Mike Lupfer[5]; 16. 66C-Matt Cosner[23]; 17. 21-Chad Myers[18]; 18. 11H-JT Spence[22]; 19. 111-Demetrios Drellos[24]; 20. 32-Travis Stickley[15]; 21. C33-Chris Casner[16]; 22. 05-Roy Deese Jr[17]; 23. 1-Gene Knaub[21]; 24. 4S-Danny Snyder[10]

LLM A Feature 20 Laps | 00:11:34.185

99-Kyle Hardy[1]; 2. 23-Lane Snook[2]; 3. 28Z-Ryan Zook[3]; 4. 22-Casey Steinhoff[4]; 5. 2-Dan Zechman[5]; 6. 462-Keith Walls[13]; 7. 13-Brad McGinnis[11]; 8. 58M-Maddox Smith[6]; 9. 40-Tommy Slanker[9]; 10. 32K-Trenton Beasom[14]; 11. 12-Doug Legum[12]; 12. 22T-Skylar Taschek[8]; 13. 19-Danny Atherton[10]; 14. 99S-Chad Smith[16]; 15. (DNS) 11-Jaxton Garman; 16. (DNS) 21M-Matt Murphy

Rain Stops Grove Opener

3/28/25

Mechanicsburg – Racing at Williams Grove Speedway fell victim to rain on Friday night as the track made its third attempt at getting the season opener in the books.

Light to moderate rains hit the oval just as gates opened and the sprint cars and super sportsman began entering the pits.

The decision to cancel the event was made just after 6 pm when it became clear that that the rainfall would persist for at least another hour.

The 2025 season opening event for the 410 and 358 sprint cars will now be next Friday, April 4 when it will be Fast Tees Night.

Hundreds of Fast Tees tote bags will be given out as fans enter the general admission gates with select bags including a $10 gift certificate to Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

ADVANCE TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE . . . . . .

BE PART OF THE VICTORY LANE CELEBRATION OR TAKE PART IN THE DURST DICE ROLL

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT 410 SPRINTS, TUESDAY, MAY 20 AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

BECHTELSVILLE, PA MARCH 28, 2025 . . . . . . . . The NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series will open on Tuesday night, May 20 when the Levan Machine & Truck Equipment present the Rich Mar Florist Kubota Hight Limit 410 Sprints at Grandview Speedway. Purchase your tickets in advance at Ticket Hoss and your name will be entered in a drawing for two lucky spectators to join the race winner in the always joyous victory lane celebration. Or, you could be the lucky person to take part in the High Limit Dice Roll just by purchasing your tickets at TicketHoss.co, on or before May 18. The three winners will be notified in advance of the event so you can prepare to be a big part of the High Limit event at Grandview Speedway.

Advance tickets for the High Limit 410 Sprint Show at Grandview are now available to purchase at TicketHoss.com. We utilized TicketHoss for the previous two High Limit events with great success. Advance ticket holders may enter the grandstand at 4:30 PM through the first turn grandstand gate.

As an advance ticket holder, you may enter the grandstands one-half hour prior to general admission tickets going on sale providing you with your choice of seating. The advance ticket process dramatically improves moving the spectators into the grandstand area as you skip the ticket purchase line and enter at 4:30 PM. Also, the electronic ticket you receive eliminates the risk of losing your ticket. Reach out to TicketHoss.com and get your tickets early.

On Tuesday night, May 20 expect a night of fun, interaction and entertainment starting with the option to do the Inside/Out Promotion where race fans may watch warm-ups from inside the fourth turn, or sign up to do a pre-race Pit Tour and also expect a first class Fan Fest with many of the High Limit stars to take place at the Drivers Merchandise Midway just outside the front gate. Opening ceremonies will feature Eric Haney performing the National Anthem. After all the qualifying hold on to your seat as one of grandest sites, the four wide High Limit 410 Sprints Parade Lap with fireworks in the sky just moments before the drop of the green flag in the 35 lap $20,000 to win feature event.

General admission tickets will go on sale at 5:00 PM and the main gate will open at that time. Warm-ups and time trials will begin at 7PM with the show opening set for 7:30 PM. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap feature events. In the event of rain, Wednesday night, May 21 will be the rain date with a starting time of 7:30 PM.

The idea of a $2,000 bonus for a Pennsylvania driver to win the Kubota High Limit event was so well received in 2024 that Alpine Building Supply of Schuylkill Haven, PA will sponsor the award on Tuesday night, May 20. The bonus should lure some interest for other local sprint car drivers to be on hand. For a Pennsylvania driver, the win would be worth $22,000 and the race will pay $1,500 just to take the green flag in the feature event.

Defending Grandview High Limit winners Brent Marks and Rico Aberu will be in the field joined by five time World of Outlaw Champion Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA along with Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. Of course, many local drivers will be on hand shooting for $22,000 payday to include Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer.

Alpine Building Supply will post a $2,000 bonus for a first-time Thunder Modified feature winner. $5,000 to win 30 laps for your first Thunder win is a treat, previously earned by Alex Yankowski and Eric Kormann who pulled off the accomplishment in 2024 of cashing in on the Alpine Building Supply Bonus.

Watch for Alpine Building Supply to have a strong presence at all Thunder on the Hill events in the coming season.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

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Presents

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KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING 410 SPRINTS

$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

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AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

The 358 Modifieds will follow the weekly Grandview Speedway car specifications.

Grandview Speedway Contact Information Track Phone: 610-754-7688

GPS USERS: 43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Located less than a mile off Route 100, 10 miles north of Pottstown, PA

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

Series Website: http://www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Track Website: http://www.grandviewspeedway.com

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POINT FUND GROWS TO $20,000 FULLY GUARANTEED FOR 10 RACE 410 SPRINT CAR SERIES.

YORK HAVEN, Pa.: BAPS Motor Speedway General Manager Kolten Gouse had a list of things he wanted to focus on during the offseason.
Improvements to the facility were obvious near the top. But Gouse also wanted to bolster the point fund for an expanding 410 Sprint Car schedule after a successful 2024 campaign for the division.
Mission accomplished.

A year ago, the RV 4-Wheel Drive and Performance Automotive 410 Sprint Car point fund paid out $17,000. The total has ballooned to $20,000 this year, a 17% percent increase over last season thanks to all the sponsors stepping up in 2025 including RV-4 Wheel Drive & Performance Automotive, Denk Electric, Emory Transmission and Specialty Rigging Company.

“The 410 Sprint Car shows did really well last year,” Gouse said. “The car counts were the best they’ve been since we had the speedway, and we appreciate the support of the teams.

“Thanks to our sponsors, we were able to put together a good point fund for the races last year. Seeing the support we got; we wanted to up that going into this year and make it bigger and better for our teams.”

Danny Dietrich earned $5,000 last year for securing the championship. It will pay the same to win the title in 2025, but Gouse and the management team have spread more money down through the order.

In fact, the $3,000 is being distributed from fourth to 10th in the order. Fourth increased by $300 over last year, with fifth and sixth bumping up $350 and $400, respectively. Seventh through 10th were increased by $500.

“Putting together the point fund for this year, we thought it was important to take care of the teams down through the order,” Gouse said. “The top guys are winning more money on a race-by-race basis, but for the sport to thrive, you need to give back to the smaller teams, as well.

“I think we have put together a solid point fund, especially when you consider it’s only 10 races. This is the second year we’ve had this in place, and we hope to keep growing it in the future.”

The first race in the series takes place this Sunday on Providence Motorsports and Partners Night, which also features the 358 Sprints. Hot-lap time trials begin at 3:15, with heats going off at 4 p.m.

There will be a pair of 410 Sprint Car programs on April 13 and April 27. The latter show will also feature the 358 Modifieds and a 410 Non-Winner’s Race.
The 410 Sprints and PASS 305 Sprints will highlight the May 18 show before the 410 Sprints and Super Sportsman take center stage on June 8.

Pennsylvania Speedweek visits BAPS Motor Speedway on June 29 before the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series roll into town on July 23. The Outlaws show is a non-point event for the locals.

Things pick up again on August 24 with 410 Sprints and PASS 305 Sprints. September is highlighted by the Kevin Gobrecht Classic paying $10,000 to win on September 20. The Britton Finkenbinder Memorial takes place October 25, and the prestigious Sprint Showdown caps the season on November 15.

“We’ve worked hard on building these 410 Sprint Car programs, and the teams and fans have responded with a lot of support,” Gouse said. “None of this would be possible without the drivers and teams showing up to race and the fans purchasing tickets to see our events.

“Last year’s success led us to the decision to add a couple of more races in 2025. We want to continue to build on that success for years to come, and adding to the point fund is a good way to start.”

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410 Sprint Series 2025 Schedule:
• Sunday March 30 (Racing at 4pm)
• Providence Motorsports & Partners Night
• 410 Sprint Cars & 358 Sprint Cars

• Sunday April 13 (Racing at 5pm)
• FK Rod Ends Night presented by Engler Machine & Tool
• 410 Sprint Cars, Wingless Sportsman, Late Models (feature only)

• Sunday April 27 (Racing at 6pm)
• Spring Valley Mulch Night
• 410 Sprint Cars & Modifieds plus 410 Non-Winners Feature

• Sunday May 18 (Racing at 7pm)
• Ch Recovery Night presented by UPMC.
• 410 Sprint cars & PASS Sprints

• Sunday June 8 (Racing at 7pm)
• York Excavating Night
• 410 Sprint Cars & Super Sportsman

• Sunday June 29 (Racing at 7pm)
• J&S Classics Present PA Speedweek
• 410 Sprint Cars & Super Sportsman

• Wednesday July 23 (Racing at 7:30pm) (Non-Point Race)
• Bricker's French Fries Bash
• World Of Outlaws 410 Sprint Cars

• Sunday August 24 (Racing at 7pm)
• Hoseheads.com Night Presented by Denk Electric
• 410 Sprint Cars & PASS Sprint Cars

• Saturday September 20 (Racing at 6pm)
• York Excavating Kevin Gobrecht Classic
• 410 Sprint Cars ($10,000 to win) & Super Sportsman

• Saturday October 25 (Racing at 3pm)
• Ek Services Britton Finkenbinder Memorial
• 410 Sprint Cars, Wingless Sportsman

• Saturday November 15 (Racing at 3pm)
• Heavy Equipment Loaders & Parts Sprint Showdown
• 410 Sprint Cars, Modifieds, Enduro 50

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Port Royal Speedway Set to Host 410 Sprints, Super Late Models, and Limited Late Models This Saturday

Port Royal, PA – March 24, 2025

Port Royal Speedway is back in action this Saturday with an action-packed racing card featuring the Weikert’s Livestock 410 Sprint Cars, Penske Racing Shocks Super Late Models, and the 2025 season debut of the Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models. It’s also York County Racing Club Night, and fans can expect a great evening of racing and community-centered fun.

Anthony Macri claimed the Opening Day win in 410 Sprint Car competition a week ago. Who can find their way to victory lane this week for the $5,000 payday? Rick Eckert will also aim to build on his Opening Day Super Late Model victory seeing if he can go back-to-back. Meanwhile, fans will get their first look at this year’s Limited Late Model roster as they hit the track for the first time in 2025.

In addition to the on-track action, fans can look forward to special giveaways and experiences thanks to Port Royal Speedway Ministries, led by Chaplain Doug, and the generous support of the local non-profit Wings of Kindness. Founded in the wake of a heartbreaking family tragedy in East Salem, PA, Wings of Kindness continues to serve the community with a mission rooted in compassion and faith. Learn more at wingsofkindness.org.

This week's fan giveaways are made possible by Juniata County Radio, Brothers Pizza of Howard, PA, and Huckleberry Entertainment—please be sure to support the sponsors who help bring these moments to life!
🎟️ Raffle Prizes & Junior Fan of the Night:

Weekly Raffle (Winner announced at the start of Hot Laps)

Coffee Pot

Dirt Devil Vacuum

Monthly Raffle (Winner announced at the start of Hot Laps)

40" HD TV

Junior Fan of the Night (Raffle for all youth aged 17 and under – Winner announced at the start of Hot Laps)

Ride in the Pace Truck

Wave the Green Flag

Free Hot Dog & Drink (Donated by Packer’s Concessions)

$10 Food Voucher (Donated by Juniata Med Trans)

Diecast Race Car Hauler (Donated by Port Royal Novelty Stand)

Event Photos (Donated by WRT Speedway Professional Motorsports Photography)

🎟️ Ticket Info – Day of Race Only

General Admission: $20

Students (Ages 13-17): $10

Kids 12 and Under: FREE

Pit Admission: $35

🕐 Saturday Event Schedule

Pits Open: 1:00 PM

Gates Open: 2:00 PM

Hot Laps Begin: 3:30 PM

Don’t miss a fun-filled day of dirt racing and community celebration at Port Royal Speedway this Saturday. Whether it’s the thunder of sprint cars, the thrill of giveaways, or the joy on a kid’s face riding in the pace truck, there’s something for everyone at the Speed Palace!

For more information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media.

Juniata County Fair Announces 2025 Free Stage Entertainment Lineup

Port Royal, PA – The Juniata County Fair is thrilled to announce its exciting lineup of Free Stage entertainment for Fair Week 2025! With a variety of local and regional talent taking the stage throughout the week, fairgoers can enjoy live music from rock to country—all included with fair admission.

The Free Stage, located in the heart of the fairgrounds, will host nightly performances beginning on Saturday, August 30 and running through Saturday, September 6, providing fun for all ages and musical tastes.

Here’s what you can look forward to:

Saturday, August 30: Fast Times at Shermer High – Kick off fair week with this high-energy '80s tribute band that’s sure to get the crowd dancing.

Monday, September 1: Broken Record Band – Enjoy a blend of classic rock and country with this fan-favorite group.

Tuesday, September 2: Chris Ruble Band – Bringing a modern country sound with powerful vocals and great stage presence.

Wednesday, September 3: Conrad Fisher – A singer/songwriter delivering heartfelt lyrics and traditional sound will take place during the early afternoon.
Also appearing: Reminisce – A crowd-pleasing group known for classic hits and timeless favorites will take place Wednesday night!

Thursday, September 4: Moore Brothers – Known for their tight harmonies and down-home country style.

Friday, September 5: Ryan Carter Band – A high-energy rock-pop band that always delivers a good time.

Saturday, September 6: Katz 22 – Closing out fair week with a bang, this band brings an upbeat mix of rock, pop, and party favorites.

“We’re excited to welcome such a talented mix of performers to our Free Stage this year,” said Brad Strawser, Juniata County Fair spokesperson. “It’s a great opportunity for families and music lovers to enjoy quality live entertainment every night of the fair.”

The Juniata County Fair runs August 30 through September 6, 2025, and includes agricultural exhibits, carnival rides, harness racing, motorsports, delicious food, and so much more. Stay tuned for additional announcements on grandstand events, daily activities, and special attractions.

For more information, visit www.juniatacountyfair.com or follow the Juniata County Fair on social media.

Williams Grove Opener Now This Friday, March 28

3/23/25

Mechanicsburg –Williams Grove Speedway will attempt to get the 2025 racing season underway once again this Friday night, March 28 at 7:30 pm.

Presented by Hoosier, the season lidlifter will now feature the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and the winged super sportsman.

The 410 sprint cars will compete for $5,500 to win in a 25-lap main event.

Super Sportsman will vie in a 20-lap feature.

Two attempts have been made at opening the season to date but both have fallen victim to weather.

The sprints and sportsman doubleheader will be a rare early-season treat for Williams Grove fans.

Once making somewhat regular appearances at the oval, sportsman action has been a rarity at the track in recent years much less this early in the season.

Adult general admission for Opening Night on March 28 is $20 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Anthony Macri won the first show of the season for the 410 sprints at Williams Grove last year.

The oval will return on Friday, April 4 with a show of 410 sprints and 358 sprints including the first Dirty Deeds 25 of the year for the limiteds.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal, PA -- Spring weather can always prove to be tricky in Pennsylvania when it comes to running a dirt race. A 45 minute weather delay didn't stop Anthony Macri and Rick Eckert from finding their way to victory land at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday March 22nd.

In the Weikert's Livestock A-main event, Brock Zearfoss and Kelby Watt led the field to green in the 25 lap race.

Zearfoss would lead the opening two laps before Danny Dietrich would slow to a stop on the front stretch to bring out the race's first caution.

On the ensuing restart, Kelby Watt attempted a sliding pass for the lead on Zearfoss, cutting right in front of the Eichelberger number 8 machine, but Zearfoss was able to steer his ride back to the inside and regain the lead.

With 16 laps to go, Zearfoss faced a brief scare when Austin Bishop spun around in turns 3 and 4 in front of Zearfoss with the leader squeaking by in a near miss.

Following the restart Anthony Macri, after starting in the 7th spot, would pass by Watt and Steve Buckwalter to get to the runner-up spot and start to track down Zearfoss.

An accident in turn 1 involving Doug Hammaker, Mike Wagner and Austin Bishop would bring out the race's only red flag of the night and allowed teams to make minor adjustments to their ride under open red flag conditions.

When the race returned to green with 9 laps remaining, Macri would duck to the inside of Zearfoss and slide in front to take the lead away.

The race's final caution flag came out with 2 laps remaining as Kelby Watt slowed to a stop on the backstretch ending his night and setting up for a green-white-checkered finish.

Zearfoss would pull to the inside of Macri in turn 1 in an attempt for the lead, but Macri stayed glued to the top side of the racetrack to get back by and would hold on for the $6,000 payday.

Zearfoss would hold on for 2nd and Chase Dietz would round out the top 3.

In Penske Racing Shocks super late model competition, Rick Eckert would start on the pole and lead all 25 laps to pick up the opening day win.

He would face challenges from Gregg Satterlee in the midway portion of the race, but a caution flag would reset the field, allowing clean air to Eckert and aided him to a $4,000 victory.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in action on Saturday March 29th with Weikert's Livestock 410 sprint cars, Penske Racing Shocks super late models, and Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models.

For more information, go to portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media on Facebook at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

Full Results:
410 A Feature 25 Laps | 00:29:29.269

39M-Anthony Macri[7]; 2. 8-Brock Zearfoss[1]; 3. 23-Chase Dietz[10]; 4. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[4]; 5. 67-Justin Whittall[11]; 6. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[6]; 7. 45-Jeff Halligan[12]; 8. 12D-Lance Dewease[22]; 9. 2-Gerard McIntyre Jr[3]; 10. 77-Michael Walter[5]; 11. 12-Blane Heimbach[17]; 12. 55-Logan Wagner[15]; 13. 11-TJ Stutts[23]; 14. 47K-Kody Lehman[13]; 15. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[16]; 16. 75-Cameron Smith[18]; 17. 98-Ricky Peterson[9]; 18. 1K-Kelby Watt[2]; 19. 22-Doug Hammaker[14]; 20. 55W-Mike Wagner[21]; 21. 35-Austin Bishop[19]; 22. 39-Lynton Jeffrey[24]; 23. 48-Danny Dietrich[8]; 24. 51-Freddie Rahmer[20]

SLM A Feature 25 Laps | 00:19:26.899

24E-Rick Eckert[2]; 2. 22-Gregg Satterlee[6]; 3. 24-Dylan Yoder[3]; 4. 2J-Justin Weaver[4]; 5. 1Z-Logan Zarin[11]; 6. 1-Gene Knaub[5]; 7. 20-Trever Feathers[13]; 8. 4-Gary Stuhler[12]; 9. 48-Colton Flinner[24]; 10. D19-Dillan Stake[7]; 11. 9-Hayes Mattern[10]; 12. 39-Tim Smith Jr[9]; 13. 21-Chad Myers[15]; 14. 11-Jason Schmidt[18]; 15. 15-Scott Flickinger[14]; 16. 06-Mike Lupfer[20]; 17. 19-Drew Weisser[19]; 18. 23-Lane Snook[8]; 19. C33-Chris Casner[17]; 20. 4S-Danny Snyder[21]; 21. 11H-JT Spence[1]; 22. 32J-Shaun Jones[16]; 23. 25K-Kody Lyter[22]; 24. 0Y-Andrew Yoder[23]

PORT ROYAL SPEEDWAY SET FOR REGULAR SEASON OPENING DAY PRESENTED BY PACKERS CONCESSIONS

PORT ROYAL, PA – (March 17, 2025) – After an early season weather setback and an exciting weekend of modified racing action, Port Royal Speedway is ready to officially drop the green flag on the 2025 regular season with a highly anticipated Opening Day makeup event on Saturday, March 22nd.

Headlining the program will be the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars, battling for a $6,000 winner’s payday, as a part of a nearly $26,000 A-main purse, along with the Penske Racing Shocks Super Late Models, competing for a $4,000 top prize. This action-packed night of racing is presented by Packer’s Concessions.

Race fans can expect a thrilling night of competition as some of the best drivers in the area make their first marks on the Speed Palace in 2025. The Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars are set to bring high-speed action, while the always-exciting Super Late Models showcase their power and precision on the Port Royal clay.

Fans will have their first opportunity to win some great prizes at the track. They can register with track chaplain Doug Mellott in the Fan Zone behind the commercial building. This week's prizes include entering a raffle for an Instant Pot and enter in the monthly raffle for a 40'' smart TV! Fans have until hot laps get started and the winner of the Instant Pot will be announced during hot laps. The winner of the TV will be announced at the end of the month. Fan does not have to be present to claim the TV but does have to be present to register.

Chaplain Doug will also be making his way through the stands and infield doing trivia with great prizes up for grabs which includes a single burner grill and more!

Jr. Fan of the Night returns for another week at The Speed Palace where kids and teens 17 and under can enter for a chance to be awarded the title of Jr. Fan of the Night. This includes the opportunity to ride in the pace truck, a die cast race car hauler courtesy of Port Royal Speedway, wave a green flag for a heat race, get a free hot dog and drink from Packer's Concessions, and receive a $10 voucher for food from concessions courtesy of Juniata Med Trans. The fan will also get their opportunities photographed and can receive all the photos courtesy of WRT Speedwerx at next week's race.

Pit gates will open at 1:00 PM, general admission gates at 2:00PM and hot laps set to begin at 3:00 PM.

Ticket pricing is as follows: General admission - $20, Student (ages 13-17) - $10, Ages 12 and under - free, Pits - $35

Fans are encouraged to arrive early and enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of the 2025 season opener. Don’t miss out on an electric night of dirt track action at Port Royal Speedway!

For the latest updates, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook and @PortRoyalSpdway on Twitter/X.

Williams Grove Plans Opening Night This Week, March 21

3/16/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will make a second attempt at getting the 2025 season opener in the books coming up this Friday night, March 21 at 7:30 pm.

Presented by Hoosier, the season lidlifter will feature the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints.

The 410 sprint cars will compete for $5,500 to win in a 25-lap main event.

A first attempt at opening the season was lost to rain on March 16.

Anthony Macri won the first show of the season for the 410 sprints at Williams Grove last year while Dylan Norris took the season opener for the 358 sprint division.

Williams Grove will close out the month on Friday night, March 28 with another two-division racing program.

Featured will be the 410 sprints and the super sportsman for a rare early-season program.

Adult general admission for Opening Night on March 21 is $20 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Saturday, March 15, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

FREDDIE RAHMER DOMINATES FOR THRILLING VICTORY: Frankie Herr Claims 358 Season Opener

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, March 22 (6PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Saturday, March 29 (6PM) 410 Sprints and Wingless Super Sportsman

Saturday, April 5 (6PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (March 15, 2025) – Freddie Rahmer made a statement on Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway, leading all 30 laps to capture the win in the third race of the 2025 season.

Rahmer surged into the lead at the drop of the green flag with Jeff Halligan, Chad Trout, and Chase Dietz in pursuit. Danny Dietrich quickly made his presence known, challenging Chad Trout for fourth before Chad pulled away.

Rahmer wasted no time building a lead, stretching it out as he reached lapped traffic by lap five. Dietz began closing in on Halligan for second as the leaders navigated heavy traffic. On lap 10, Dietz powered past Halligan coming out of turn four to take over the runner-up spot.

Trout pressured Halligan for third but bobbled on the back stretch allowing Dietrich to get by. Trout got back by Dietrich but the two continued to swap positions in a spirited battle behind the leaders. Dietz methodically reeled Rahmer in as the laps clicked off in traffic.

The race was halted on lap 14 when Preston Lattomus flipped in turn three, with Kelby Watt having nowhere to go his night ended as well. Both drivers were unharmed.

On the restart, Rahmer chose the high side while Dietz went low. Dietrich took advantage of the restart to grab third from Halligan. Another red flag flew on lap 16 after Dylan Norris and Tyler Ross tangled on the front stretch. Norris was able to rejoin the field.

Rahmer maintained control on the restart with Dietz and Dietrich in tow. Halligan pulled away from Chad Trout in the battle for fourth as lapped traffic came into play again on lap 22. Dietz kept Rahmer in his sights and began closing in with five laps to go.

Behind the leaders, Troy Wagaman worked his way past Trout for fifth, but Trout fought back in the closing laps.

In the end, Rahmer held off Dietz’s late charge to capture the win, with Dietrich completing the podium. Halligan and Trout rounded out the top five.

Frankie Herr Claims 358 Season Opener

Frankie Herr kicked off the 2025 358 Sprint Car season at Lincoln Speedway in dramatic fashion, surviving multiple restarts and holding off a hard-charging field to score the win.

Nash Ely and Herr made up the front row for the 20-lap feature, with Ely jumping out to the early lead. The action was halted almost immediately when Brian Wolf Jr. flipped in turn three and Olivia Thayer crashed in turn four, bringing out the red flag and forcing a complete restart. Both drivers were uninjured.

On the second attempt, Herr powered into the lead, but the race was stopped again when Brayden Mickley and Tom Senseney tangled in turn one, bringing out another red flag.

The third time was the charm as Herr and Ely went wheel-to-wheel into turn one, with Herr gaining the advantage out of turn two. Behind them, Chase Gutshall and Ashley Cappetta battled for third, with Gutshall securing the spot.

Cody Fletcher began making moves on the high side, working his way into the top five. On lap five, the caution flag flew when Trevor Stover spun in turn four. Herr led Ely, Gutshall, Cappetta, and Fletcher to the single-file restart. Ely looked under Herr on the restart but couldn’t complete the pass.

Fletcher continued his charge, passing Cappetta for fourth before another caution on lap nine for a Wyatt Hinkle spin in turn four.

On the restart, Fletcher went to the outside and took third from Gutshall, then set his sights on Ely. Fletcher ran a half lane higher to build momentum but lost ground when he tried the bottom in turns one and two.

Dylan Norris entered the mix late, passing Cappetta for fifth and challenging Gutshall for fourth. On the final lap, Norris completed the pass to secure fourth at the line.

Herr held off Ely’s late challenge to capture the season-opening victory, with Fletcher rounding out the podium. Dylan Norris and Chase Gutshall completed the top five.

Next Saturday, March 22, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints. Racing is scheduled for 6PM with pit gates opening at 3:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 4PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, March 15, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Ciocca Automotive 410 Sprints:

A Feature (30 Laps)

1. 51-Freddie Rahmer[1]; 2. 23-Chase Dietz[6]; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich[3]; 4. 45-Jeff Halligan[2]; 5. 1X-Chad Trout[4]; 6. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[8]; 7. 8Z-Brock Zearfoss[11]; 8. 88-Brandon Rahmer[13]; 9. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[7]; 10. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[12]; 11. 75-Cameron Smith[18]; 12. X-Matt Campbell[16]; 13. 12-Mike Bittinger[5]; 14. 11P-TJ Stutts[22]; 15. 17-Dylan Norris[14]; 16. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[15]; 17. 11H-Hayden Miller[17]; 18. 88J-Joey Amantea[24]; 19. 11-Mike Thompson[21]; 20. (DNF) 5R-Tyler Ross[9]; 21. (DNF) 91-Preston Lattomus[10]; 22. (DNF) 1K-Kelby Watt[23]; 23. (DNF) 8-Billy Dietrich[20]; 24. (DNF) 23A-Chris Arnold[19]

B Feature (10 Laps)

1. 23A-Chris Arnold[1]; 2. 8-Billy Dietrich[4]; 3. 11-Mike Thompson[2]; 4. 11P-TJ Stutts[11]; 5. 1K-Kelby Watt[3]; 6. 88J-Joey Amantea[10]; 7. 2D-Jordan Givler[6]; 8. (DNF) 5-Glenndon Forsythe[8]; 9. (DNF) 67-JJ Loss[7]; 10. (DNS) 6-Cole Knopp; 11. (DNS) D57-Jeff Miller

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 45-Jeff Halligan[2]; 2. 12-Mike Bittinger[1]; 3. 5R-Tyler Ross[6]; 4. 91-Preston Lattomus[3]; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer[4]; 6. X-Matt Campbell[8]; 7. 23A-Chris Arnold[5]; 8. 8-Billy Dietrich[10]; 9. 67-JJ Loss[7]; 10. 88J-Joey Amantea[9]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 23-Chase Dietz[3]; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer[5]; 3. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[10]; 4. 8Z-Brock Zearfoss[7]; 5. 17-Dylan Norris[9]; 6. 11H-Hayden Miller[6]; 7. 11-Mike Thompson[8]; 8. (DNF) 6-Cole Knopp[1]; 9. (DNF) 5-Glenndon Forsythe[2]; 10. (DNF) 11P-TJ Stutts[4]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[1]; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich[3]; 3. 1X-Chad Trout[6]; 4. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[9]; 5. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[5]; 6. 75-Cameron Smith[7]; 7. 1K-Kelby Watt[8]; 8. 2D-Jordan Givler[4]; 9. D57-Jeff Miller[2]

McConkey Insurance & Benefits 358 Sprints:

A Feature (20 Laps)

1. 70D-Frankie Herr[2]; 2. 22E-Nash Ely[1]; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher[9]; 4. 6-Dylan Norris[8]; 5. 1A-Chase Gutshall[6]; 6. 89-Ashley Cappetta[4]; 7. 91-Logan Rumsey[3]; 8. 77-Steve Owings[10]; 9. 19R-Tylar Rutherford[15]; 10. 7W-Jayden Wolf[14]; 11. 29R-Seth Schnoke[5]; 12. X-Austin Reed[17]; 13. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle[13]; 14. 22K-Eli Tuckey[11]; 15. 2-Jude Siegel[16]; 16. 28-Matt Findley[12]; 17. 21T-Scott Fisher[21]; 18. 2XL-Trevor Stover[23]; 19. (DNF) 15S-Cole Small[19]; 20. (DNF) 18M-Brayden Mickley[20]; 21. (DNF) 25S-Tom Senseney Jr[22]; 22. (DNF) 39T-Olivia Thayer[18]; 23. (DNF) 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr[24]; 24. (DNS) 4-Ayden Hare

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 70D-Frankie Herr[2]; 2. 22E-Nash Ely[4]; 3. 6-Dylan Norris[7]; 4. 77-Steve Owings[6]; 5. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle[8]; 6. 2-Jude Siegel[3]; 7. 15S-Cole Small[5]; 8. 25S-Tom Senseney Jr[1]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 89-Ashley Cappetta[1]; 2. 29R-Seth Schnoke[3]; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher[6]; 4. 22K-Eli Tuckey[5]; 5. 7W-Jayden Wolf[8]; 6. X-Austin Reed[7]; 7. 18M-Brayden Mickley[4]; 8. 2XL-Trevor Stover[2]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 91-Logan Rumsey[3]; 2. 1A-Chase Gutshall[6]; 3. 4-Ayden Hare[1]; 4. 28-Matt Findley[8]; 5. 19R-Tylar Rutherford[5]; 6. 39T-Olivia Thayer[2]; 7. (DNF) 21T-Scott Fisher[4]; 8. (DNF) 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr[7]

Tickets Are Now on Sale for Parmalee

Port Royal, PA – The Juniata County Fair is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for country music sensation Parmalee who will take center stage at Port Royal Speedway on Sunday, August 31st for an unforgettable night of music and entertainment.

Known for their chart-topping hits like "Carolina," "Take My Name," and "Just the Way," Parmalee brings their high-energy performance and signature sound to one of central Pennsylvania’s most anticipated fair events of the year. Fans can expect a night filled with fan-favorite songs, electric stage presence, and an incredible atmosphere at the Juniata County Fair.

Tickets can now be purchased online through the Juniata County Fair’s official website at www.juniatacountyfair.com or through the Port Royal Speedway website at www.portroyalspeedway.com.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, August 31st and get ready for an evening of unforgettable country music at Port Royal Speedway as part of the Juniata County Fair!

For more information, updates, and ticket details, visit www.juniatacountyfair.com or www.portroyalspeedway.com.
About Parmalee

Parmalee is a multi-platinum country music group known for their dynamic sound that blends country, rock, and pop influences. With multiple No. 1 hits and widespread acclaim, the band has become a fan-favorite across the country music scene.

Sunday, March 9, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

DIETRICH CHARGES TO VICTORY: Lincoln Kearchner Claims East Coast Legends Season Opener

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, March 15 (6PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Saturday, March 22 (6PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Saturday, March 29 (6PM) 410 Sprints and Wingless Super Sportsman

Abbottstown, PA (March 9, 2025) – Defending track champion Troy Wagaman started on the pole for the 30-lap feature at Lincoln Speedway on Sunday afternoon, but it was Danny Dietrich who made a statement, charging to victory in a thrilling battle through lapped traffic and late-race restarts.

At the drop of the green flag, Wagaman led the field into turn one with Chase Dietz settling into second, followed by Dietrich in third and Chad Trout in fourth. Brock Zearfoss ran fifth in the early laps but quickly worked his way past Trout for fourth. The top three—Wagaman, Dietz, and Dietrich—raced the high line through turns three and four while Dietrich experimented with the low groove in turns one and two.

The first caution of the race flew on lap six when Jordan Givler spun in turn two. On the restart, Wagaman led Dietz, Dietrich, Zearfoss, and Trout, but a red flag quickly followed after Freddie Rahmer flipped in turn one. The incident also collected Brandon Rahmer, JJ Loss, and Lucas Wolfe. Loss and Brandon Rahmer were able to rejoin the field for the restart.

When racing resumed, Wagaman defended the top lane, but Dietz made his move, diving to the bottom of turn three to take the lead on lap seven. Dietrich followed suit, passing Wagaman for second as Brock Zearfoss challenged for third. An intense moment saw Brock scrape the wall in turn two, nearly spinning before regaining control. The incident caused Trout to check up, allowing Tyler Ross and Matt Campbell to move up positions.

Dietz reached lapped traffic on lap 12, with Dietrich hot on his heels. Sticking to his preferred low line, Dietrich battled Dietz wheel-to-wheel, officially leading the race at the halfway point. Tyler Ross continued his charge forward, breaking into the top five after passing Campbell.

A caution on lap 19 for a Justin Whittall spin in turn four reset the field, with Dietrich leading Dietz, Wagaman, Zearfoss and Ross. Ross made quick work of Zearfoss to take fourth, as Zearfoss struggled and fell off the pace.

A final caution on lap 23, brought on by Zearfoss’ coming to a stop in turn 2, erased Dietrich’s 1.8-second lead, but the Gettysburg driver nailed the restart, maintaining control in the closing laps. A hard-charging Chad Trout battled with Campbell for fifth, but a slip-up allowed Aaron Bollinger to sneak by.

Dietrich emerged victorious, claiming his first win of the season in the second race at Lincoln Speedway. The race ended under red flag conditions after Whittall was involved in another incident after the checkered waved for Dietrich.

Official Top Five Finish: 1. Danny Dietrich; 2. Chase Dietz; 3. Troy Wagaman; 4. Tyler Ross; 5. Matt Campbell

Lincoln Kearchner Claims East Coast Legends Season Opener

The East Coast Legends feature at Lincoln Speedway on Sunday delivered intense side-by-side action, dramatic cautions, and a thrilling three-car battle for the win. In the end, it was Lincoln Kearchner who emerged victorious after leading from the start and fending off late-race challenges.

At the drop of the green flag, Kearchner and Bill Diehl went side by side into turn one before going three-wide off turn two. However, an eight-car pileup in turn three forced a complete restart. On the second attempt, Kearchner again led out of turn two, while Diehl and Mike Racine battled for second.

Seth Kearchner quickly entered the mix, making it a three-wide battle for second with Diehl and Racine before settling into a head-to-head duel with Diehl. Seth moved into second behind his son on lap five, but a caution for a three-car spin in turn four negated the pass.

On the restart, Lincoln led Diehl, Seth, Racine, and Chris Transeau. Logan Jones made his way into the top five after getting by Transeau, then moved up to fourth past Racine. The race saw another caution on lap 11 when Jones spun in turn two, collecting Wayne Dutterer in the process.

As racing resumed, Diehl made a bid for the lead, sticking his nose under Lincoln down the backstretch. At the line, the two were side by side with Seth close behind. Lincoln held the top spot as Diehl and Seth continued their battle for second. With six laps to go, Jeremy Ott joined the front pack, moving into third as the top three pulled away from the rest of the field.

A caution on lap 17 dampened the excitement of the three-car battle for the lead, setting up a three-lap dash to the finish. Ott challenged Seth for second on the restart but couldn’t complete the pass—until the final lap, when he edged ahead at the line to claim the runner-up spot behind race winner Lincoln Kearchner.

Official Top Five Finish: 1. Lincoln Kearchner; 2. Jeremy Ott; 3. Seth Kearchner; 4. Bill Diehl; 5. Mike Racine

Next Saturday, March 15, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints. Racing is scheduled for 6PM with pit gates opening at 3:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 4PM.

RACE RESULTS

Sunday, March 9, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Ciocca Automotive 410 Sprints:

A Feature (30 Laps)

1. 48-Danny Dietrich[3]; 2. 23-Chase Dietz[4]; 3. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[1]; 4. 5R-Tyler Ross[8]; 5. X-Matt Campbell[5]; 6. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[20]; 7. 1X-Chad Trout[2]; 8. 41-Logan Rumsey[9]; 9. 17-Dylan Norris[22]; 10. 11P-TJ Stutts[12]; 11. 8-Billy Dietrich[13]; 12. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[23]; 13. 75-Cameron Smith[17]; 14. 45-Jeff Halligan[15]; 15. 55-Domenic Melair[24]; 16. 88J-Joey Amantea[14]; 17. (DNF) 67W-Justin Whittall[19]; 18. (DNF) 8Z-Brock Zearfoss[6]; 19. (DNF) 2D-Jordan Givler[16]; 20. (DNF) 88-Brandon Rahmer[21]; 21. (DNF) 67-JJ Loss[11]; 22. (DNF) 00-Chris Frank[7]; 23. (DNF) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[10]; 24. (DNF) 51-Freddie Rahmer[18]

B Feature (10 Laps)

1. 67W-Justin Whittall[1]; 2. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[4]; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer[3]; 4. 17-Dylan Norris[2]; 5. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[5]; 6. 55-Domenic Melair[10]; 7. 69-Tim Glatfelter[7]; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody[6]; 9. 6-Cole Knopp[8]; 10. (DNS) 15S-Cole Small; 11. (DNS) 1A-Jacob Allen; 12. (DNS) 12-Mike Bittinger

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 48-Danny Dietrich[4]; 2. X-Matt Campbell[2]; 3. 5R-Tyler Ross[6]; 4. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[5]; 5. 8-Billy Dietrich[7]; 6. 2D-Jordan Givler[9]; 7. 67W-Justin Whittall[8]; 8. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[3]; 9. 69-Tim Glatfelter[10]; 10. (DNF) 55-Domenic Melair[1]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 8Z-Brock Zearfoss[1]; 2. 1X-Chad Trout[2]; 3. 00-Chris Frank[3]; 4. 67-JJ Loss[4]; 5. 88J-Joey Amantea[6]; 6. 75-Cameron Smith[10]; 7. 17-Dylan Norris[9]; 8. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[7]; 9. 6-Cole Knopp[5]; 10. (DNF) 1A-Jacob Allen[8]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[2]; 2. 41-Logan Rumsey[1]; 3. 23-Chase Dietz[6]; 4. 11P-TJ Stutts[4]; 5. 45-Jeff Halligan[3]; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer[7]; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer[8]; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody[9]; 9. (DNS) 15S-Cole Small; 10. (DNS) 12-Mike Bittinger

Williams Grove Opening Day Win List Includes Favorites And Upsets

Oval Opens 2025 Season Sunday At 2

3/9/25

Mechanicsburg –Opening day at Williams Grove Speedway is a tradition that dates back to the maiden season in 1939 when The Flying Dutchman, Tommy Hinnershitz of Oley claimed the very first race held at the track.

And another chapter in Williams Grove lidlifter history is set to unfold this Sunday, March 16 at 2 pm when the 2025 season opener is spun off featuring the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars.

Presented by Hoosier, gates for Opening Day 2025 will open at noon with the sprint cars racing for a $5,500 payday in a 25-lap main event.

Adult general admission is set at $20 with youth ages 13-20 admitted for just $10 while kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

A host of prominent and some not so well known names dot the opening day win list at Williams Grove Speedway.

Hinnershitz, a AAA East champion in his career, claimed a total of three openers.

Other top names of the 1940s and 1950s that scored the Williams Grove opener included Ted Horn, Jimmy Bryan, Johnny Mackison Sr. and more.

On his way to immortality for fans of the 1960s and 1970s, Leroy Felty scored the opener twice in his career, in 1961 and 1966.

A Texan destined for greatness by the name of AJ Foyt took the victory in 1964.

Another man on his way to racing immortality, Jan Opperman hit the local scene for his first of three Williams Grove opening day wins in 1970.

Other popular winners of the 1960s and 1970s included Kenny Weld, Dick Tobias, Kramer Williamson, Smokey Snellbaker, Ray Tilley and Bobby Allen.

The duo of Lynn Paxton and Keith Kauffman struck for a total of five lidlifter wins in the decade of the 1980s while a virtual unknown in sprint cars, Kevin Collins, upended the field in 1983.

The 1990s dawned with Kenny Adams scoring a victory before Don Kreitz Jr. and Fred Rahmer each took a pair of opener wins.

Brian Paulus closed the decade with what was perhaps considered an upset win before a youngster from Enumclaw, Washington, began the 2000s with an undisputed upset, coming at the hands of a pre-Nascar Kasey Kahne.

Greg Hodnett would etch his name on the historical first race win list twice during the 2000s while familiar names like Lance Dewease, Cris Eash, Kreitz and Rahmer would return along with a popular win for underdog Mike Erdley of Elizabethville.

Rahmer and Hodnett continued winning into the 2010s while first time checkers went to Danny Dietrich and Lucas Wolfe of Mechanicsburg.

By far, the upset of the decade of the 2010s came at the hands of New Oxfords Gerard McIntyre Jr. in 2014.

Opening Days of the 2020s so far have seen invaders score three of five events.

California outlaws driver Carson Macedo dropped in for opening day laurels in 2020 with Indianans Justin Peck and Zeb Wise following suit in 2022 and 2023.

Defending track champion Freddie Rahmer broke through in 2021 while Anthony Macri of Dillsburg is the defending Opening Day champion.

Williams Grove Opens 2025 Racing Season Sunday Afternoon

410 sprints to raise curtain on new season

3/9/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will open the 2025 racing season Sunday afternoon, March 16 at 2 pm with a program of Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car racing.

Hoosier will present Opening Day 2025 with $5,500 up for grabs by the sprint car drivers in the 25-lap feature.

The season lidlifter will be a 410 sprint car-only, afternoon racing program.

Flatout Sim Racing of Glen Rock will present Victory Lane for the 2025 season.

Flatout Sim Racing provides an affordable, safe, and entertaining way to enjoy the world of racing in a simulated environment.

Learn more at www.flatoutsimracing.com.

And Williams Grove Speedway welcomes sprint car heat race sponsors Harry’s U-Pull It of Hazleton and Walter Laudermilch Concrete for the new season.

Harry’s U-Pull It is the worlds largest U-Pull It auto parts facility while Walter Laudermilch Concrete of Hummelstown specializes in concrete breaking, cutting and sawing.

Anthony Macri of Dillsburg is the defending Opening Day sprint car winner at Williams Grove.

Other winners of the 2020s at the oval have been Carson Macedo, Freddie Rahmer, Justin Peck and Zeb Wise.

Following the opener, Williams Grove will go on to host two additional racing programs in March as action begins under the lights on March 21 and 28.

The 410 sprints will headline both programs with action also slated for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints and the winged super sportsman.

Adult general admission for Opening Day is $20 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gates will open at noon on March 16.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

AMSOIL USAC EASTERN STORM POWERED BY LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT HEADS TO GRANDVIEW, BRIDGEPORT, BIG DIAMOND, WILLIAMS GROVE, PORT ROYAL AND ACTION TRACK JUNE 17 TO JUNE 22

READING, PA MARCH 7, 2025 . . . . . .. Pennsylvania and New Jersey get ready, a storm is heading east Tuesday, June 17 to Sunday, June 22 when the Levan Machine & Truck Equipment presents the AMSOIL USAC National Non-Wing Sprints Eastern Storm. The eighteenth edition of this series will offer six consecutive nights of Non-Wing Sprint Car Racing visiting six different tracks in two states.

It’s six nights of racing with a unique mix of multiple divisions that not only offers the USAC Non-Wing Sprints, but adds variety to include the 358 Modifieds, URC 360 Winged Sprints, 410 Sprints, 600 non-wing Sprints and not to mention, the USAC Champ Cars. The Levan Machine & Truck Equipment Eastern Storm is a week of racing you don’t want to miss visiting Grandview, Bridgeport, Big Diamond, Williams Grove, Port Royal and Action Track USA.

There is variety and diversity as these tracks range from the Short Track Bull Rings, to the High Speed big tracks to the always wild and crazy High Banks. No two tracks are the same which make this Series the most demanding and challenging of the USAC National Tour.

Fifty-two Eastern Storm events were presented between 2007 and 2024 and the big winner was Brady Bacon, an eight time Eastern Storm victor. Bryan Clauson, Levi Jones and Chris Windom each won six Eastern Storm events and Rober Ballou owns five series wins. Drivers with four wins include Justin Grant, Logan Seavey and Kevin Thomas Jr., Cole Whitt has three wins and Emerson Axsom, Tyler Courtney and Thomas Meseraull each have two Eastern Storm victories.

In 2007, it was Grandview Speedway’s Bruce Rogers and Special events Promoter Bob Miller who celebrated the return and the start of the USAC Non-Wing Sprints Eastern Storm. A capacity crowd attended to see Levi Jones win the first Eastern Storm event that opened the 2007 Thunder on the Hill Racing Series. Since that initial show, Grandview and Thunder on the Hill host the opening event of the Eastern Storm.

The six race Eastern Storm will offer a $10,000 point fund courtesy of Levan Machine and Truck Equipment, a Berks County business, Brian Levan, President and CEO for Levan Machine and Truck Equipment is no stranger on the local racing scene and along with running a very successful business, Brian is known as someone who can get things done.

“I love racing and especially non-wing sprints and the history the USAC organization has established and we are proud being part of the 18th Annual USAC Eastern Storm”. Levan continued, “We are approaching this sponsorship a little differently then some of our programs, with a goal to get the Levan Machine and Truck Equipment name high-level exposure and at the same time, grow and develop and hopefully add even more excitement to this already historic Series”.

Grandview Speedway Thunder on the Hill Racing Series

Tuesday, June 17

Alpine Building Supply Presents:

USAC Sprints Jesse Hockett Classic 40 laps & 358 Modifieds Gates open 5 PM Race time 7:30 PM

Alpine $2,000 Bonus for a first time Modified Thunder Winner

43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Speedway Phone: 610-754-7688

www.grandviewspeedway.com

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

Wednesday, June 18

USAC Sprints & URC 360 Winged Sprints Pits open 3, Grandstands 5, Warm-ups 6:30 PM

83 Flood Gate Rd, Swedesboro, NJ 08085

Phone 856 467 4407

www.bridgeportmotorsportspark.com

Big Diamond Speedway

Thursday, June 19

USAC Sprints & Modifieds Gates open 4 PM Warm ups 6:45 PM

392 Forest Ln, Pottsville, PA 17901

Phone 570 294 7715

www.bigdspeedway.net

Williams Grove Speedway

Friday, June 20

USAC Sprints & 410 Sprints Gates open 5:30 PM, Racing 7:30 PM

1 Speedway Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

717 697 5000

www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

Saturday, June 21

Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown Presents:

USAC Sprints, USAC Silver Crown Cars & Weikert Livestock 410 Sprints Gates open 4, Warmups 6 PM

308 W Eighth St Port Royal, PA 17082

717 527 2303

www.portroyalspeedway.com

Action Track USA

Sunday, June 22

USAC Sprints & 600 Wingless Sprints Pits Open at 3, Grandstands 4:30 Warm-ups 6:30 PM

144 N Whiteoak St Kutztown, PA 19530

717 866 7450

www.actiontrackusa.com

Port Royal Speedway Cancels Opening Day Due to Saturated Grounds and Poor Weekend Forecast

March 6, 2025 -- Port Royal, PA – Port Royal Speedway has been forced to cancel this Saturday’s scheduled Opening Day presented by Packer’s Concessions due to saturated grounds from recent rainfall and an unfavorable weather forecast for the weekend. Despite preparations to kick off the highly anticipated 2025 racing season, precipitation received this week has left the racing surface and surrounding areas unsuitable for competition.

The Weikert’s Livestock 410 Sprint Car and Penske Racing Shocks Super Late Model divisions will now make their season debut on March 22 as part of a rescheduled Opening Day program.

With this cancellation, the next scheduled event at The Speed Palace will now be the Speed Showcase Weekend on March 14-15, featuring the Bob Hilbert’s Sportswear Short Track Super Series. This two-day event will bring some of the best modified competitors to the track for an action-packed weekend.

Port Royal Speedway appreciates the patience and understanding of its fans, drivers, and teams as we navigate the early season weather challenges. We look forward to seeing everyone at the track soon for another great year of racing.

For continued updates, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media.

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Article Credit: Brad Strawser

Rodeo Returns to the 2025 Juniata County Fair at Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal, PA – Port Royal Speedway and the Juniata County Fair are thrilled to announce the return of the exciting rodeo event for the 2025 Juniata County Fair! Mark your calendars for Tuesday, September 2nd at 7pm, as the Lucky E Rodeo Company brings an action-packed evening featuring Bulls, Broncs, and Barrel Racing to the fairgrounds.

Fans of heart-pounding rodeo action can expect an excellent showcase of skill and bravery as talented cowboys and cowgirls compete in classic rodeo events. From the wild rides of bull and bronc busting to the precision and speed of barrel racing, the evening promises excitement for the whole family.

“We are excited to bring the rodeo back to the Juniata County Fair,” said Seth Koser, President of the Juniata County Agricultural Society. “The combination of rodeo entertainment and the rich traditions of our fair makes for an unforgettable night.”

Contestants interested in participating in this year’s rodeo events can find more information and registration details by visiting the American Professional Rodeo Association (APRA) website at apra.com.

Don’t miss out on this thrilling return of rodeo action to Port Royal Speedway and the Juniata County Fair! Make plans to join us on Tuesday, September 2nd at 7pm, and experience the excitement and tradition of rodeo under the bright lights of the fair.

For more information about the event and other happenings at the 2025 Juniata County Fair, please follow the fair's new Facebook Page "The Juniata County Fair."

About Port Royal Speedway and Juniata County Fair:
Port Royal Speedway, located in the heart of Juniata County, is known for its rich history of motorsports and family-friendly entertainment. Partnered with the Juniata County Fair, they continue to bring exciting events to the community, celebrating tradition and creating memorable experiences for fans of all ages.

Parmalee Set to Rock the Juniata County Fair at Port Royal Speedway on August 31st

Port Royal, PA – The Juniata County Fair is thrilled to announce that country music group Parmalee will take center stage at Port Royal Speedway on Tuesday, August 31st for an unforgettable night of music and entertainment.

Known for their hits like "Carolina," "Take My Name," and "Just the Way," Parmalee brings their signature sound to one of central Pennsylvania’s most anticipated fair events of the year. Fans can expect a night filled with fan-favorite songs and an incredible atmosphere at the Juniata County Fair.

Tickets for this must-see event will go on sale starting March 10th at 10AM and can be purchased online through the Juniata County Fair’s official website at www.juniatacountyfair.com or through the Port Royal Speedway website at www.portroyalspeedway.com.

“We’re excited to bring a nationally recognized band like Parmalee to the Juniata County Fair,” said Brad Strawser, Port Royal Speedway spokesman. “It’s a fantastic opportunity for fairgoers and music lovers alike to experience a top-tier concert right here in Port Royal.”

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 31st and get ready for an evening of unforgettable country music at Port Royal Speedway as part of the Juniata County Fair!

For more information, updates, and ticket details, visit www.juniatacountyfair.com or www.portroyalspeedway.com.
About Parmalee

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New Rides For Williams Grove Drivers In 2025

Opening Day Is Two Weeks Away

3/2/25

Mechanicsburg – Slated to get underway in two weeks, on Sunday afternoon March 16 at 2 pm, the new racing season at Williams Grove Speedway might find fans working to catch up on off-season ride changes.

The Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint oval track champion for two years running, Freddie Rahmer is back behind the wheel of his father’s familiar No. 51 machine for the 2025 campaign.

Rahmer vacated the seat of Rich Eichelberger’s No. 8 at the conclusion of last season after taking the crowns.

The Salfordville speedster is no stranger to his dad’s mount, having also scored two Williams Grove track championships in the car as he got started in the sport.

The Eichelberger No. 8 in the meantime quickly found a new jockey for its wheel.

Jonestown’s Brock Zearfoss will be Eichelberger’s new hired pilot, coming back home to race at Williams Grove on a weekly basis after spending several years racing on the road with national touring series.

Both owner and driver have set a goal to win the 2025 track title at Williams Grove.

The Stehman No. 23 machine, formerly driven by Washington’s Devon Borden, has picked up York’s Chase Dietz as pilot for the season at hand.

Dietz picked up one win at Williams Grove last season aboard his own No. 2D while piloting the Zemco No. 1 elsewhere in the area.

However Dietz changed homes over the winter months to take on the No. 23 chores and along for the ride has come former Zemco mechanic Tommy Carl.

Devon Borden meanwhile has taken over the reigns of the Grove Racing No. 45 based out of Ohio.

Borden and the No. 45 will compete at Williams Grove several times in 2025 including for the return of the All Stars Circuit of Champions Sprints series to the track on June 6 as part of the Lynn Paxton EMMR Legends Classic.

Elsewhere, Ryan Smith will pilot the Don Kreitz Jr. No. 69K in select Williams Grove races throughout the year while Daryn Pittman will jockey the car in outlaws races as he has done the last two seasons.

And stepping up from 358 sprint competition for at least some 410 action at the speedway this year will be Grantville’s Doug Hammaker.

The defending oval 358 sprint champion, Hammaker will be the wheel man for the return of the Kline No. 22 sprinter to area wars as car owner Sandy Kline reenters the fray.

Hoosier will present Opening Day at Williams Grove on Sunday March 16.

Paying $5,500 to the winner of the 25-lap affair, the season lidlifter will be a 410 sprint car-only, afternoon racing program.

The full 2025 Williams Grove Speedway schedule of events can be viewed and printed from the new website.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com
Williams Grove Speedway
Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway is just one month away from Opening Day for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars. Hoosier will present Opening Day 2025 on Sunday afternoon, March 16 at 2 pm.
www.williamsgrove.com
and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

RacingJunk.com is the Official Classifieds for Williams Grove Speedway.

W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. Joins Port Royal Speedway as Sponsor for "Last Lap Pass" Award in 2025

Port Royal, PA – Port Royal Speedway is thrilled to announce the addition of W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. as a new sponsor for the upcoming 2025 racing season. In an exciting partnership, W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. will be sponsoring the "Last Lap Pass" Award, designed to reward the most thrilling and dramatic moments on the track.

The W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. Last Lap Pass Award will pay out $500 to any driver in the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car division who makes a pass for the win on the final lap of the race. For all other sprint car divisions competing at Port Royal Speedway, including the Penns Valley Meat Market RaceSaver 305 Sprint Cars, United Racing Club 360 Sprint cars, 358 sprint cars, sportsman sprint cars, and all other sprint car divisions that make an appearance at Port Royal Speedway this season the award will pay $200.

Founded in 1928, W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. has been a trusted provider of heating, cooling, and fuel services throughout Central Pennsylvania for nearly a century. Their commitment to community support and customer satisfaction aligns perfectly with the passion and dedication seen on the track at Port Royal Speedway.

Race fans can anticipate more exciting finishes and drivers will have even more motivation to push hard until the checkered flag drops. The W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. Last Lap Pass Award will be in effect throughout the 2025 season, starting from Opening Day.

Port Royal Speedway looks forward to continuing its tradition of thrilling dirt track racing and thanks W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. for their support and commitment to the sport.

For more information about Port Royal Speedway and the upcoming 2025 season, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media.

About W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc.: Established in 1928, W.C. Eshenaur and Son Inc. has been serving Central Pennsylvania with reliable heating, cooling, and fuel services. With a commitment to community and excellence, they continue to be a trusted name in the industry.

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KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT 410 SPRINTS, TUESDAY, MAY 20 AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

LOCAL PROFESSIONAL TRUMPET PLAYER ERIC HANEY TO PERFORM NATIONAL ANTHEM

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Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series will open on Tuesday night, May 20 when the Levan Machine & Truck Equipment present the Rich Mar Florist Kubota Hight Limit 410 Sprints at Grandview Speedway. In typical grand fashion, an added touch to this event will take place during opening ceremonies when local professional Trumpet player Eric Haney performs the National Anthem.

Haney from the nearby Lehigh Valley lived overseas for twelve years and spent some time in North Carolina before relocating to this area. He recalls taking in a show at Grandview Speedway many years ago and looks forward to returning to the Hill. Eric Haney is not new to performing in public as he performed the National Anthem at many events including the World of Outlaws and the AAA baseball team for the Phillies just to name a few. On race night, the gates will open at 5 PM with opening ceremonies scheduled for 7:30 PM This is a treat will not want to miss.

On Tuesday night, May 20 expect a night of entertainment starting with option to do the Inside/Out Promotion where race fans may watch warm-ups from inside the third turn, or sign up to do a pre-race Pit Tour and expect a first class Fan Fest with many of the High Limit stars to take place in the Drivers Merchandise Midway just outside the front gate. Opening ceremonies will feature Eric Haney performing the National Anthem. After all the qualifying hold on to your seat as one of grandest sites, the four wide High Limit 410 Sprints Parade Lap with fireworks in the sky just moments before the drop of the green flag in the 35 lap $20,000 to win feature event.

Brent Marks from nearby Myerstown, PA won this event last year for his first Thunder on the Hill win and collected the $2,000 bonus as a Pennsylvania winner. Marks will return to defend his win and watch for two time Thunder on the Hill feature winner Rico Abreu of St. Helena, CA to be in the field.

Also expect five time World of Outlaw Champion Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA along with Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. Of course, many local drivers will be on hand shooting for $22,000 payday to include Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer.

Alpine Building Supply will post a $2,000 bonus for a first-time Thunder Modified feature winner. $5,000 to win 30 laps for your first Thunder win is a treat, previously earned by Alex Yankowski and Eric Kormann who pulled off the accomplishment in 2024 of cashing in on the Alpine Building Supply Bonus.

Watch for Alpine Building Supply to have a strong presence at all Thunder on the Hill events in the coming season.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

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$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

Presents

AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

The 358 Modifieds will follow the weekly Grandview Speedway car specifications.

Grandview Speedway Contact Information Track Phone: 610-754-7688

GPS USERS: 43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Located less than a mile off Route 100, 10 miles north of Pottstown, PA

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

Series Website: http://www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Track Website: http://www.grandviewspeedway.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thunderonthehill

THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025 SPONSORS

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Sunday, February 23, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

CHASE DIETZ SCORES ICE BREAKER VICTORY IN DEBUT WITH NEW TEAM

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, March 1 (3PM) 410 Sprints and PA Micro Midgets

Saturday, March 8 (6PM) 410 Sprints and East Coast Legends

Saturday, March 15 (6PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (February 23, 2025) – After falling back on the initial start, Chase Dietz rebounded in spectacular fashion, charging through the field to capture the feature win at Lincoln Speedway on Sunday, February 23 at the Ice Breaker presented by Tyson Fence. Dietz’s win came in his first race with his new team, Stehman Motorsports,

Dietz, who started on the pole, slipped to fifth at the drop of the green flag as Gerard McIntyre took control of the race with Danny Dietrich and Jeff Halligan in pursuit. Dietrich powered into the lead on lap nine, just before lapped traffic came into play. Meanwhile, Dietz began to find his rhythm, working his way back into contention.

By lap 16, Dietz made his move on McIntyre, sliding into the runner-up spot going into turn three. As Dietrich battled lapped traffic, Dietz began to close the gap, both drivers favoring the high side of the speedway. A late-race adjustment saw Dietrich try the low line in turns 1 and 2, allowing Dietz to gain even more ground.

The battle for the lead intensified, with Dietz pulling alongside Dietrich coming out of turn four, but Dietrich held on. A strong run off turn 2 gave Dietz the momentum he needed, and he surged ahead out of turn four, taking the lead on lap 23.

Troy Wagaman moved into third as Dietz navigated lapped traffic, but a late-race caution with three laps to go threatened to shake things up. McIntyre and Tyler Ross tangled, with McIntyre—who had led the opening eight laps—coming to a stop in turn 2.

On the final restart, Dietz got a strong jump. Dietrich made one last charge with two to go, but Dietz was too strong, crossing the finish line 1.115 seconds ahead for the victory.

The top five finishers were Chase Dietz, Danny Dietrich, Troy Wagaman, Brent Marks, and Aaron Bollinger.

Next Saturday, March 1, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints and PA Micro Midgets. Racing is scheduled for 3PM with pit gates opening at 12:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 1PM.

RACE RESULTS

Sunday, February 23, 2025

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Ciocca Automotive 410 Sprints:

A Feature (30 Laps)

1. 23-Chase Dietz[1]; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich[4]; 3. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[7]; 4. 19M-Brent Marks[5]; 5. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[15]; 6. 45-Jeff Halligan[3]; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer[9]; 8. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss[8]; 9. X-Matt Campbell[11]; 10. 39M-Anthony Macri[12]; 11. 69-Cameron Smith[13]; 12. 8-Billy Dietrich[19]; 13. 99M-Kyle Moody[18]; 14. 67W-Justin Whittall[23]; 15. 2D-Jordan Givler[16]; 16. 5R-Tyler Ross[10]; 17. 41-Logan Rumsey[20]; 18. 71-Parker Price Miller[22]; 19. 0-Rick Lafferty[14]; 20. 29-Zeth Sabo[17]; 21. 1X-Chad Trout[21]; 22. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[2]; 23. (DNF) 88-Brandon Rahmer[6]; 24. (DNF) 67-JJ Loss[24]

Lap Leaders: Gerard McIntyre (1-8), Danny Dietrich (9-22) & Chase Dietz (23-30)

B Feature (10 Laps)

1. 8-Billy Dietrich[1]; 2. 41-Logan Rumsey[4]; 3. 1X-Chad Trout[7]; 4. 71-Parker Price Miller[6]; 5. 67W-Justin Whittall[3]; 6. 67-JJ Loss[5]; 7. 17-Dylan Norris[9]; 8. 11P-TJ Stutts[8]; 9. 15S-Cole Small[10]; 10. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[2]

Heat 1 (10 Laps)

1. 45-Jeff Halligan[1]; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich[2]; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer[4]; 4. 5R-Tyler Ross[6]; 5. 69-Cameron Smith[5]; 6. 2D-Jordan Givler[3]; 7. 8-Billy Dietrich[7]; 8. 41-Logan Rumsey[8]; 9. 1X-Chad Trout[9]; 10. (DNF) 15S-Cole Small[10]

Heat 2 (10 Laps)

1. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss[2]; 2. 19M-Brent Marks[4]; 3. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[5]; 4. X-Matt Campbell[6]; 5. 0-Rick Lafferty[1]; 6. 29-Zeth Sabo[3]; 7. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[9]; 8. (DNF) 67-JJ Loss[8]; 9. (DNF) 11P-TJ Stutts[7]

Heat 3 (10 Laps)

1. 51-Freddie Rahmer[1]; 2. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[3]; 3. 23-Chase Dietz[6]; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri[8]; 5. 5E-Aaron Bollinger[5]; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody[4]; 7. 67W-Justin Whittall[9]; 8. 71-Parker Price Miller[2]; 9. 17-Dylan Norris[7]

Brock Zearfoss Returns To Weekly Williams Grove Wars In 2025

Driver teams with Eichelberger and former chief Shuttlesworth for title campaign

2/23/25

Mechanicsburg – When the new season starts for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on March 16, a familiar face will return to the weekly sprint car wars at the track.

Brock Zearfoss of Jonestown will again be a weekly competitor at Williams Grove Speedway in 2025 after spending the last six and a half years racing primarily on the road with the World of Outlaws, All Stars and High Limit Sprint Cars Series.

It has been a combination of some self-made plans and weekly car owner Rich Eichelberger’s suddenly vacant No. 8 seat that has put “The Jonestown Jet” back on solid ground at Williams Grove again in 2025.

“It kinda’ just fell into place. I was contemplating coming off the road last year (2024) but we decided to just stick it out and try it again but we ran into crew chief problems and I was making my own calls from May on,” Zearfoss said recently while admitting he’s tired of sitting at home, waiting to get the local season started.

Car owner Eichelberger had suddenly and unexpectedly lost track champion Freddie Rahmer after the conclusion of the Williams Grove season in 2024 and that was right about the time that Zearfoss teamed back up with old crew chief Jim Shuttlesworth to finish out the year.

The driver-crew chief pairing had been together before in the mid-2010s with much success and they quickly turned their reunion into a win during the Central Pennsylvania season finale at BAPS Motor Speedway in November.

“I heard Freddie left that deal and obviously Rich is a really good guy and I honestly never talked to him at all until I called him that night and I figured he’s a good car owner and it’s hard to get good car owners for one much less keep one in the sport anymore,” Zearfoss aid.

“I just called him up out of the blue, I didn’t know what his plans were but I told him if you’d like to continue racing I’d be open to running Williams Grove or something.”

That call led two a two-hour meeting that cemented Zearfoss’ return to the Williams Grove wars.

Zearfoss and Eichelberger will campaign two nights a week in the area while the driver also keeps his own No. 3Z on the track at additional area shows and some others on the road.

“I went down to his shop and we talked. I looked at is as a win-win and we can run 100 races and it saves us (3Z team) 50 races of money. I was looking at it as taking some off of our plate and keeping Rich racing and he was interested in it for sure,” Zearfoss said.

Zearfoss is pumped to get into the 2025 Williams Grove season.

“I’m actually probably the most excited to go racing in a season that I have been probably in four or five years. I’m confident that it’s gonna’ be good. I know its gonna’ be good,” he says.

“I feel like we have the right pieces in the right places. I think once we get goin’ here we’re gonna’ be really good. I know Rich is excited. I haven’t really been this excited to go racing since probably the first year on the outlaws tour.”

Zearfoss says getting back with Shuttlesworth and being able to bring him into the Eichelberger team was a key component to making his homecoming work.

“It brought a different level of confidence to the team and myself - having Jim come back and filling that role that we needed filled.”

“He knew what I needed. He understands me and I understand him and we just click. And it makes life easier,” Zearfoss relates.

“You can’t be on the road without a good crew chief and expect to beat those guys. And it was taking a lot of time from me,” the driver reveals.

“We decided to come home for a year or two and try to regroup. And I worked with Jim before and we had a lot of success and I just thought it was the right move.”

Zearfoss says both he and veteran driver/owner Eichelberger have their eyes set on the 2025 Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint track title at Williams Grove.

“Truthfully I know that’s one of his goals and we’ll do our best to do that,” Zearfoss says.

Eichelberger lays claim to the last two Williams Grove track championships with Rahmer at the helm.

“Rich has good stuff. And he’s not afraid to make a purchase if we need something else. I’d say we’re in good shape. He’s got plenty of equipment and it’s good quality stuff,” Zearfoss says of his new car owner.

“The position that we are in right now, I feel like we’re just in the best spot we’ve been at in the last four or five years.”

“At the end of the day there’s a little less on my plate and I can focus on driving again and doing what I need to do in the racecars,” Zearfoss summarizes.

Now 34, Brock Zearfoss owns four career 410 sprint car wins at Williams Grove Speedway and a pair in 358 sprint action.

He pulled off a stunning upset aboard Aaron Long’s No. 58 when he trounced the World of Outlaws at Williams Grove in the 2017 Summer Nationals.

Hoosier will present Opening Day at Williams Grove in three weeks, on Sunday afternoon, March 16 at 2 pm.

Paying $5,500 to the winner of the 25-lap affair, the season lidlifter will be a 410 sprint car-only, afternoon racing program.

The full 2025 Williams Grove Speedway schedule of events can be viewed and printed from the new website.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Penske Racing Shocks Joins Port Royal Speedway as Title Sponsor for Super Late Model Series

PORT ROYAL, PA – Port Royal Speedway is thrilled to welcome Penske Racing Shocks as the new title sponsor for the super late model series beginning in the 2025 racing season. As the industry leader in high-quality racing shocks, Penske Racing Shocks (PRS) brings an unparalleled level of excellence, innovation, and performance to the speedway’s competitive late model division.

For decades, Penske Racing Shocks has been at the forefront of shock technology, providing custom-built, billet-machined shocks for Automotive Vehicles, Motorcycles, and Off-Road Vehicles. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, every Penske Racing Shock is hand-built with precision craftsmanship, ensuring superior reliability, consistency, and performance. With no assembly lines, no offshore manufacturing, and no stamped-out components, PRS delivers a fully customized experience tailored to each customer’s specific racing needs.

“We are excited to have Penske Racing Shocks as the title sponsor for our super late model series,” said Steve O'Neal from Port Royal Speedway. “Their reputation for excellence and commitment to innovation perfectly aligns with the level of competition our late model drivers bring to the track every race night.”

By collaborating with top-tier teams in professional motorsports, PRS continues to develop cutting-edge technology that enhances performance at every level of racing. Their ongoing dedication to research and development allows these advancements to benefit all racers, from grassroots competitors to elite professionals.

As Port Royal Speedway gears up for an exciting season, the partnership with Penske Racing Shocks reinforces its commitment to providing top-tier racing experiences for both drivers and fans alike. With the support of PRS, the Super Late Model Series at Port Royal Speedway is poised for an unprecedented season of high-intensity competition.

For more information about Port Royal Speedway and the upcoming 2025 season, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com.

About Penske Racing Shocks Penske Racing Shocks is the industry leader in providing high-quality, custom-built shock absorbers for various motorsports applications. With a dedication to precision engineering and performance, PRS continuously innovates to push the boundaries of shock technology. Their products are trusted by championship-winning teams across the globe.

Williams Grove Speedway Opener Is One Month Away

2/15/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway is just one month away from Opening Day for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars.

Hoosier will present Opening Day 2025 on Sunday afternoon, March 16 at 2 pm.

The first show of the season at Williams Grove Speedway for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars will pay $5,500 to the winner of the 25-lap affair.

The season lidlifter will be a 410 sprint car-only, afternoon racing program.

Anthony Macri of Dillsburg is the defending Opening Day sprint car winner at Williams Grove.

Macri took the lead from Ryan Taylor on the third lap before going on to the victory.

It was Macri’s first of what would be four checkered flags at Williams Grove Speedway last season.

Other winners of the 2020s at the oval have been Carson Macedo, Freddie Rahmer, Justin Peck and Zeb Wise.

Following the opener, Williams Grove will go on to host two additional racing programs in March as action begins under the lights on March 21 and 28.

The 410 sprints will headline both programs with action also slated for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints and the winged super sportsman.

The full 2025 Williams Grove Speedway schedule of events can be viewed and printed from the new website.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway Rescinds Decision on Season Seat Ticket Policy for 2025 Bob Weikert Memorial and Tuscarora 50

PORT ROYAL, PA – February 12, 2025 – Port Royal Speedway has announced a revision to its previously stated policy regarding season seat holders and ticket requirements for two of the track’s marquee events, the Bob Weikert Memorial and the Tuscarora 50.

Initially, the Speedway required all season seat holders without a season pass to purchase a general admission ticket for each seat for these races. However, after carefully reviewing the logistical challenges this policy would present, the Speedway has decided to rescind this requirement.

Season seat holders will now be able to retain their seats for the Bob Weikert Memorial and the Tuscarora 50 without the additional requirement of purchasing a general admission ticket in advance, provided they have secured their season seats as per the previously established process.

Season seats are on sale through the end of February and season passes until April 30th.

Port Royal Speedway appreciates the patience and understanding of its loyal supporters as it continues to refine policies to enhance the fan experience. For additional information regarding ticketing and season seats, please visit portroyalspeedway.com or contact the speedway office at 717-527-2303.

ADVANCE TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE . . . . . .

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK PARTS PRESENT THE RICH MAR FLORIST

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT 410 SPRINTS, TUESDAY, MAY 20 AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

NAPA AUTO PARTS THUNDER ON THE HILL RACING SERIES OPENS 36TH SEASON!

BECHTELSVILLE, PA FEBRUARY 15, 2025 . . . . . . . . The NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series will open their thirty-sixth season on Tuesday night, May 20 when Levan Machine & Truck Equipment present the Rich Mar Florist Kubota High Limit 410 Sprints at Grandview Speedway. Local favorite Brent Marks won the event in 2024 and collected $22,000 for the win, including a $2,000 bonus posted by Pioneer Pole Building if a Pennsylvania driver defeated the roster of nationally known sprint car drivers. For Marks, it was his nineteenth visit to the tricky one-third mile high-banked Grandview oval, a track that always teases the drivers before they eventually notch that first Thunder on the Hill victory.

On Tuesday night, May 20 expect a night of high energy, excitement and great Sprint Car racing with the first turn grandstand gate opening at 4:30 PM for advance ticket holders. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5:00 PM and the main gate will open at that time. Warm-ups and time trials will being at 7PM with the show opening set for 7:30 PM. Also on the program will be the Alpine Building Supply Vintage Cars competing in two 12 lap feature events. In the event of rain, Wednesday night, May 21 will be the rain date with a starting time of 7:30 PM.

Advance tickets are now available at: www.tickethoss.com. As an advance ticket holder, you may enter the grandstands through the first turn gate at 4:30 PM, one-half hour prior to General Admission tickets going on sale. General admission tickets on race night are $40 for adults, children 6-11 are $20, children 5 and under will be admitted for free. The Pit Fee is $45 and a license is not required. (Pit tickets are not available on Ticket Hoss).

Along with defending winner Brent Marks from nearby Myerstown, PA watch for two time Thunder on the Hill feature winner Rico Abreu of St. Helena, CA to be in the field along with five time World of Outlaw Champion Brad Sweet of Grass Valley, CA Expect more talent to include Tanner Thorson of Minden, NV, Kasey Kahne from Enumclaw, WA, Tyler Courtney Indianapolis, IN, Aaron Reutzel of Clute, TX, Daison Pursley of Loctus Grove, OK, Spencer Bayston of Lebanon, IN, Justin Peck from San Diego, CA and two Rookie drivers Danny Sams III of Elkhart, IN and Sye Lynch of Apollo, PA will be making their start with the High Limit Sprints in 2025. Of course, many local drivers will be on hand shooting for $22,000 payday to include Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer.

Alpine Building Supply will post a $2,000 bonus for a first-time Thunder Modified feature winner. $5,000 to win 30 laps for your first Thunder win is a treat, previously earned by Alex Yancowski and Eric Kormann who pulled off the accomplishment in 2024 of cashing in on the Alpine Building Supply Bonus.

Watch for Alpine Building Supply to have a strong presence at all Thunder on the Hill events in the coming season.

NAPA AUTO PARTS PRESENTS 36TH SEASON OF THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025

ONLY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

TUESDAY, MAY 20 7:30 PM

(Rain Date: Wednesday, May 21)

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

Presents

RICH MAR FLORIST

KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING 410 SPRINTS

$20,000 TO WIN 35 Laps

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME PA WINNERS BONUS

TUESDAY JUNE 17 7:30 PM

ALPINE BUILDING SUPPLY

Presents

AMSOIL USAC NON-WING SPRINTS NATIONAL TOUR

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT

EASTERN STORM $10,000 POINT FUND

JESSE HOCKETT CLASSIC 40 LAPS $6,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

TUESDAY, JULY 1 7:30 PM

PENNSYLVANIA 410 SPRINTS SPEED WEEK SERIES

THE HODNETT CUP 35 LAPS $10,000 TO WIN

PLUS 358 MODIFIEDS 30 LAPS $3,000 TO WIN

Alpine Building Supply $2,000 FIRST TIME MODIFIED THUNDER WINNER BONUS

The 358 Modifieds will follow the weekly Grandview Speedway car specifications.

Grandview Speedway Contact Information Track Phone: 610-754-7688

GPS USERS: 43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Located less than a mile off Route 100, 10 miles north of Pottstown, PA

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

Series Website: http://www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Track Website: http://www.grandviewspeedway.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thunderonthehill

THUNDER ON THE HILL 2025 SPONSORS

NAPA Auto Store locations which support the Thunder Series include:

Ambler Kutztown Reading Glenside Pennsburg Auto Parts

Collegeville Auto Parts Lansdale Southampton Frazer Phoenixville Auto Parts

Downingtown Norristown Strafford Horsham Quakertown

Gilbertsville Auto Body Pottstown Auto Parts Telford Auto Body

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Port Royal Speedway Announces White Cap as Presenting Sponsor of 2025 Keith Kauffman Classic; $15,000 to Win Main Event

PORT ROYAL, PA – Port Royal Speedway is proud to announce White Cap as the presenting sponsor for the highly anticipated 2025 Keith Kauffman Classic, scheduled for Saturday, April 26. This premier event, honoring legendary track champion Keith Kauffman, will see the Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Cars compete for an impressive $15,000 payday in the main event, along with a $500 bonus for heat race winners, courtesy of White Cap.

White Cap is a leading North American distributor that provides professional contractors with a one-stop-shop for concrete accessories and chemicals, tools and equipment, building materials and fasteners, erosion and waterproofing solutions, and safety products. With a commitment to supporting non-residential, infrastructure, and residential construction markets, White Cap ensures projects stay on time, on budget, and as safe as possible. The company operates approximately 500 branches across North America, employing more than 10,500 associates and servicing nearly 200,000 customers across 15 construction trades.

“We are thrilled to welcome White Cap as the presenting sponsor of the Keith Kauffman Classic,” said Port Royal Speedway promoter Steve O’Neal. “Their support strengthens an already marquee event, and their commitment to the construction industry aligns with the hard work and dedication we see every weekend at the speedway. The increased payout and heat race bonuses will add even more excitement for both competitors and fans.”

The Keith Kauffman Classic has become a staple on the Port Royal Speedway schedule, drawing top Sprint Car talent from across the country to compete and etch their names in the speedway's history book. With White Cap’s partnership, the 2025 edition promises to be thrilling and offers fans intense wheel-to-wheel action as drivers battle for one of the biggest paydays of the early season.

Fans are encouraged to stay tuned to Port Royal Speedway’s website and social media channels for updates.

For more information about White Cap and their services, visit www.whitecap.com.

Clinton County Speedway Announces $7,500 to Win Event

Mill Hall, PA – The 410 Sprint Car drivers have spoken highly of the recent race events over the last few years hosted at the Clinton County Speedway. Race Promoter, Jason McCahan took the opportunity on Saturday at the Racing Xtravagana Show in York to give the 410 Sprint Car drivers even more reason to be talking about the 1/3 mile oval.

“The speedway recently learned that it received a tourism grant from the Clinton County Tourism Agency and the Clinton County government,” said McCahan. “As a result of the added funding, our July 11th 410 Sprint Car event will now pay $7,500 to win.”

The Speedway’s 410 events have attracted drivers from several different states, which was important to the Tourism agency. This year, we will have 2 high profile 410 Sprint Car Shows -the $7,500 to win show on Friday, July 11th and the annual Phil Walter Classic paying $6,300 on Saturday August 9th. Both events will pay $500 to take the green flag.

In addition to these 2 events, the speedway will again be the opening event for the annual Appalichian Mountain Super Late Model Speedweek event on Friday June 6th. Clinton County hosted one of the stronger car counts for the weeks event that travels throughout the state visiting a different track each night.

The United Racing Club 360 Sprints will also be returning to the speedway on May 16th and the USAC East Coast Sprints will be back on June 27th.

The RaceSaver Sprint Cars and Limited Late Models continued to hightlight the weekly events at the speedway. The Pro Stocks, 270 Micros, and 4 Cylinders are part of the weekly show.

The official season opener is scheduled for Sunday afternoon on April 6th with the RaceSaver Sprints, IMCA Modifieds, Pro Stocks, 270 Micros, and Four Cylinders.

The speedway is still accepting marketing partners for the 2025 season. For the latest speedway information or the full schedule of events visit the speedway’s website at www.clintoncountyspeedway.com or follow the speedway on Facebook.

THE 2025 FAN GIVEBACK AT BAPS OPENS TODAY

YORK HAVEN, Pa.: Fans across central Pennsylvania have been clamoring for more promotion from racetracks regarding racing programs throughout the season.
BAPS Motor Speedway Owner Scott Gobrecht and General Manager Kolten Gouse are listening …. Not just from a race day program standpoint, but also throughout the offseason.
For the next two weeks, BAPS Motor Speedway is offering fans 50-percent off tickets for races throughout the 2025 season. You can make purchases online at bapsmotorspeedway.com. The only shows that aren’t included are the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series event in July, Lantern Fest, and the carnival.
“We did this for the Sprint Showdown at the end of 2024, and it was a big success,” Gouse said. “It was a big hit with fans, so we decided to open it up for most of our races next season.
“Tickets for the World of Outlaws, Lantern Fest, and the carnival are partnerships, so we can’t do it, but the rest of our events can be purchased online. It’s our way of giving back to the fans for their support of shows at BAPS Motor Speedway.”
Fans can conveniently purchase tickets from home. Gouse and his staff will also be at the Motorsports Show in Philadelphia this weekend and Racing Xtravaganza on January 31 and February 1. Tickets will be available at both shows and during office hours at the speedway.
“This is our way of saying thank you to the fans,” Gouse said. “We have a great schedule in place this year with a lot of variety, and we wanted to give people a chance at getting tickets at a more affordable price.”
To view the entire 2025 BAPS Motor Speedway schedule, head over to www.bapsmotorspeedway.com and click the schedules tab. Click on the details tab next to each event for times and pricing.
Visit our staff at Motosports Trade Show, Racing Xtravaganza and Motorama to pick up printed schedules and fun prizes!

18TH ANNUAL

AMSOIL USAC EASTERN STORM POWERED BY LEVAN MACHINE AND TRUCK EQUIPMENT TO OFFER

SIX CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS OF NON-WING SPRINT CAR RACING JUNE 17 - 22

READING, PA January 11, 2025 . . . . . .. It only happens once a year so get ready for the National Touring Series of the Amsoil USAC Non-Wing Sprints as they invade the East for the eighteenth running of the Eastern Storm powered by Levan Machine and Truck Equipment.

The excitement is always plentiful when the young and talented stars of the USAC National Non-Wing Sprint Tour crisscross the states. And when they land here in the East, there is always action packed excitement enhanced by the diversity of six unique and different tracks that will host the Eastern Storm.

It’s six nights of racing that not only offers USAC Non-wing sprints, but a taste of 358 Modifieds, URC 360 winged Sprints, 410 Sprints, 600 non-wing sprints and not to mention, the USAC Champ Cars. It’s six consecutive nights of racing you don’t want to miss.

The history of USAC Non-Wing Sprints in the area is plentiful dating back to 1956 when Oley, PA driver Tommy Hinnershitz won their first three USAC Sprint shows at the Berks County Reading Fairgrounds. Some of the names that also won USAC events at Reading include Johnny Thomson, A.J. Foyt, Jim Hurtibise, Roger McCluskey, Johnny Rutherford, Bobby Unser, Larry Dickson, Gary Bettenhausen, Bruce Walkup, Greg Weld, Toby Tobias, Kenny Weld, Pancho Carter, Lee Osborne and Ron Shuman. Then on April 14, 1979, Paul Pitzer won the final USAC race in Berks County at the Reading Fairgrounds. The year 1979 would close the era of racing at the Fairgrounds.

Current day drivers that join Levi Jones as an Eastern Storm winner include Brady Bacon, Bryan Clauson, Chris Windom, Robert Ballou, Justin Grant, Logan Seavey, Kevin Thomas Jr, Cole Whitt, Emerson Axsom, Tyler Courtney and Thomas Meseraull and local Briggs Danner just to name a few.

Levan is looking to gain valuable business exposure and at the same time, expand the growth and exposure for USAC and its field of talented drivers. Expect to see Levan Machine and Truck Equipment commercial spots on Flo Racing, and listen for radio ads on WIOV-FM and WSOX-FM the entire week of the Eastern Storm.

Grandview Speedway Thunder on the Hill Racing Series

Tuesday, June 17

Alpine Building Supply Presents:

USAC Sprints Jesse Hockett Classic 40 laps & 358 Modifieds Gates open 5 PM Race time 7:30 PM

Alpine $2,000 Bonus for a first time Modified Thunder Winner

43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Speedway Phone: 610-754-7688

www.grandviewspeedway.com

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

Wednesday, June 18

USAC Sprints & URC 360 Winged Sprints Pits open 3, Grandstands 5, Warm-ups 6:30 PM

83 Flood Gate Rd, Swedesboro, NJ 08085

Phone 856 467 4407

www.bridgeportmotorsportspark.com

Big Diamond Speedway

Thursday, June 19

USAC Sprints & Modifieds Gates open 4 PM Warm ups 6:45 PM

392 Forest Ln, Pottsville, PA 17901

Phone 570 294 7715

www.bigdspeedway.net

Williams Grove Speedway

Friday, June 20

USAC Sprints & 410 Sprints Gates open 5:30 PM, Racing 7:30 PM

1 Speedway Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

717 697 5000

www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

Saturday, June 21

Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown Presents:

USAC Sprints, USAC Silver Crown Cars & Weikert Livestock 410 Sprints Gates open 4, Warmups 6 PM

308 W Eighth St Port Royal, PA 17082

717 527 2303

www.portroyalspeedway.com

Action Track USA

Sunday, June 22

USAC Sprints & 600 Wingless Sprints Pits Open at 3, Grandstands 4:30 Warm-ups 6:30 PM

144 N Whiteoak St Kutztown, PA 19530

717 866 7450

www.actiontrackusa.com

Williams Grove Launches Revamped Website

1/9/25

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway has launched the latest version of its official website, located at www.williamsgrove.com.

In conjunction with MyRacePass, work began building a more user-friendly website in November.

The entire site is compatible with the MyRacePass app, which is linked to the Williams Grove homepage.

Fans and drivers can view timing and scoring and all oval news and information via the app as well.

The new look for williamsgrove.com includes more media content and more straightforward information, made available for fans and drivers alike.

New features on the site include the launching of the 2025 Williams Grove Kids Club and a Fantasy Racing League.

Direct links are also now in place to purchase World of Outlaws tickets for events at Williams Grove Speedway and to contact the speedway office via email.

The full 2025 Williams Grove Speedway schedule of events can be viewed and printed from the new website.

Presented by Hoosier, Opening Day for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway is set for Sunday afternoon, March 16 at 2 pm.

The season lidlifter will be a 410 sprint car-only, afternoon racing program.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

BAPS Motor Speedway Announces March 2025 Event Dates and Welcomes Back Tyson Fence Company

YORK HAVEN, PA (December 20, 2024) – Following an extraordinary 2024 season that culminated in the Sprint Showdown, BAPS Motor Speedway is proud to announce its March 2025 event schedule. As Speedway owner Scott Gobrecht and General Manager Kolten Gouse enter their tenth season at the helm, excitement builds for what promises to be another memorable year at the historic York County venue.

The 71st Anniversary Season kicks off with the Tyson Fence Season Opener on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. Opening night will feature thrilling races from the Super Sportsman, Late Models, East Coast Legend Series, and an open practice following event completion.

“We are looking forward to another successful season at BAPS Motor Speedway,” said Kolten Gouse, General Manager. “Tyson Fence has been a cornerstone partner in our journey, and their support has been instrumental in our continued growth and success.”

March 15 Highlights:
• Sponsor: Tyson Fence Company (Harrisburg, PA) returns as the presenting sponsor for the fourth consecutive year.
• Defending Champion: Super Sportsman driver Kenny Edkin looks to defend his title as last year’s event champion.
• Schedule:
Driver Sign-in, Rig Load-in, and All-Access Pit Windows: Open at 1:00 p.m.
General Admission Box Office: Opens at 2:00 p.m.
Race Start: 4:00 p.m.
Admission Information:
• Adults: $15
• Seniors (60+): $13
• Students (13-17): $5
• Kids 12 & Under: Free (with parent/guardian)
• Spectator Parking: Free
• Camping: Available in the grass lot across from the main courtyard.

March 2025 Schedule of Events
• Practice Events:
Wednesday, March 5: Test & Tune (6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.)
Saturday, March 8: Test & Tune (2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.)
Wednesday, March 12: Test & Tune (6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.)
Featured Races:
Saturday, March 15: Tyson Fence Season Opener (4:00 p.m.)
Saturday, March 22: Tip Top Roofing Solutions Night featuring Super Sportsman, Late Models, Extreme Stocks, and Classic Cars (4:00 p.m.)
Sunday, March 30: 410 Sprint Cars & 358 Sprint Cars (4:00 p.m.)

Full 2025 Season Schedule Coming Soon!

About BAPS Motor Speedway
BAPS Motor Speedway, located in York Haven, PA, is York County’s premier motorsports and entertainment facility. Known for weekly auto racing events, the Speedway is home to the Meyer’s RV Super Sportsman, Creekside Auto Sales Late Models, Superior Homes Extreme Stocks, and the Britton Finkenbinder Memorial Racing for Outreach Wingless Super Sportsman. BAPS also proudly hosts community and international events such as the Newberry Township National Night Out, Lights Fest Sky Lantern Festival, and the Sprint Car Showdown.
Location: 690 York Rd, York Haven, PA 17370
For the full schedule and event details, visit www.bapsmotorspeedway.com.
Follow us on social media:
• Facebook: Facebook.com/BAPSMotorSpeedway
• X (Twitter): @bapsrace
For event text alerts, text BAPS to 888-368-1249.
For Advertising Inquiries:
Contact Kolten Gouse, General Manager
Email: kgouse@bapsmotorspeedway.com

2025 Williams Grove Speedway Schedule Released

All Stars Return For Paxton Tribute June 6, Dirty Deeds Races For 358s Expanded

12/20/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway has finalized its 2025 schedule of events, again featuring 30 dates for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and 13 events for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints at the legendary oval.

The season opener for the 410 sprints is Sunday, March 16 at 2 pm. The event will be a sprints-only program.

New for the 2025 racing season at Williams Grove will be the return of the All Stars Circuit of Champions Sprints touring circuit, revived after a year hiatus, as it invades for the inaugural Lynn Paxton EMMR Legends Classic on June 6, paying $8,000 to win.

New for 358 sprints in 2025 will be the expansion of the Dirty Deeds series of races with the division now competing in three of the high-dollar events, coming up on April 4, May 30 and August 15.

The first two races will be 25 laps and pay a hefty $2,500 to win for the limited class while details surrounding the final 25-lapper that will boast a $19,000 purse are not yet finalized.

Two Fan Appreciation Nights will again be held in 2025, coming up on May 30 for the 410 sprints and on August 1 for 358 sprint cars.

Martins Potato Chips, Hoseheads.com and J & S Classics will again present both Fan Appreciation Night programs, featuring free giveaways and free pre-race pit access to all paying general admission fans.

Kids Night is slated for June 13.

The World of Outlaws will invade Williams Grove Speedway for traditional visits in 2025 including for the HVAC Distributors Morgan Cup on May 9 and 10, the C & D Rigging Summer Nationals on July 25 and 26 and for the 63rd annual National Open on October 3 and 4.

The 63rd annual Saturday National Open finale will again pay $75,000 to win in 2025 to go along with $2,500 just to start.

Three outlaws tune-up races during the season will find purse increases worth $3,000 lined up for each.

The Yellow Breeches 500 series of races featuring substantial purse increases in 2025 while still paying $500 just to start will return for the new season with five races scheduled on April 11, April 25, May 16, June 13 and August 15.

All the Yellow Breeches races will see timed practice laps set heat lineups for the night with an additional $4,000 infused into each event’s payoff.

Williams Grove will again host a pair of Pennsylvania Speedweek series races in 2025 as the series kicks off on June 27 with a $10,000 to win feature before the 36th annual Mitch Smith Memorial on July 4 returns with a $20,000 winner’s share and a huge fireworks display.

A total of five $8,000-to-win 410 sprint car shows dot the slate in 2025 offering full purses worth over $31,000 each.

The first show of the five comes in the Tommy Hinnershitz Classic on April 18 as part of the Hoosier Diamond Series before the 8K Diamond Series Darren and Cris Eash Tribute Race on May 23.

Next up paying 8K to win will be the Diamond Series All Stars Paxton Classic event on June 6 followed by the Diamond Series 43rd annual Jack Gunn Memorial on August 22.

And the finale of the five will be when the track honors car owners John and Pee Wee Zemaitis with the Zemaitis Tribute Race as part of the Diamond Series on August 29.

All three races will pay $600 just to start.

Super Sportsman have a total of five events on the 2025 slate including three for the wingless division and two for the winged variety.

The August 22 show will again feature the sportsman showdown, featuring both the winged and wingless sportsman in 20-lap mains.

Also appearing during the 2025 season will be the USAC 410 sprint national tour, appearing on June 20 along with the regular Lawrence Chevrolet Williams Grove 410 sprints as presented by Kurt Smith Motorsports.

For the fourth year in a row, the Spring Sprint Special will be featured, boasting three sprint car divisions, on April 11, this year to include timed practice laps for 410 sprints as a Yellow Breeches event.

The PASS IMCA sprints will be on the grid three times in the new year, on April 11 for the Spring Sprint Special, on May 23 and again on September 12.

The wingless USAC East Coast 360 sprints will compete just once, on August 29.

Street stocks will be on the April 18 racing card.

The Billy Kimmel Memorial for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints will take place on September 12.

A pair of Mamma’s Pizza Summer Series races for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints will take place on June 13 and August 1.

In other speedway news, it was recently announced that a conjoined effort will find Williams Grove and BAPS Motor Speedway competitors in line for thousands in bonus monies as a co-promotion between the two tracks for 2025 takes place.

For 410 sprint car drivers, the total bonus cash on the line totals $6,000, to include races at Williams Grove on April 11 (Yellow Breeches) and September 19 partnered with BAPS events on April 13 and September 20.

Just as the tracks did during the 2024 season, a Kevin Gobrecht Challenge Sweep is again being offered in 2025 if the winner of the Kevin Gobrecht Challenge at Williams Grove on September 19 can go on the claim the Kevin Gobrecht Classic to be held at BAPS on September 20.

A sweep by one driver will be worth an extra $3,000 in the classic finale, on top of the posted BAPS winner’s share.

And in the April 13 race at BAPS, any drivers who raced in the Yellow Breeches event at Williams Grove on April 11 will be eligible for bonus cash in the BAPS event.

Bonus’ of $1,000 each will be paid out to three different drivers that were in the Williams Grove field just two nights earlier.

The $1,000 cash awards will be handed out by random draw to the Williams Grove attendees once the BAPS field is assembled.

For super sportsman racers, bonus cash is on the line at BAPS on April 5 for any driver that attended Williams Grove on March 28.

An extra $100 will be paid out to three sportsman drivers, provided that those drivers also raced in the March 28 Williams Grove event.

Again, the cash awards will be handed out by random draw once the BAPS field is assembled.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

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More Cash For Williams Grove Racers In 2025

Williams Grove Ups Select Purses, Grove And BAPS Partner For Bonus $ Events

12/16/24

Mechanicsburg - The new racing season at Williams Grove Speedway in 2025 will offer new opportunities for racers to make more money as the track increases special purses while also tossing bonus moneys into the mix for select events thanks to a joint promotion with BAPS Motor Speedway in York Haven.

To start with, Williams Grove Speedway will infuse nearly $30,000 in total into eight 410 sprint car races on the 2025 schedule including all five Yellow Breeches events along with all three World of Outlaws Tune Up races.

The increases, amounting to some $4,000 for each of the Yellow Breeches races will be placed in the field starting with the second finishing position while a $3,000 infusion for each of the tune-ups will be doled out starting with the fourth spot.

In both cases, the new purse structures will find even 10th place earning a cool $1,000.

Elsewhere, a conjoined effort will find Williams Grove Speedway and BAPS Motor Speedway competitors in line for thousands in bonus monies as a co-promotion between the two tracks for 2025 takes place.

Just as the tracks did during the 2024 season, a Kevin Gobrecht Challenge Sweep is again being offered in 2025 if the winner of the Kevin Gobrecht Challenge at Williams Grove on September 19 can go on to claim the the Kevin Gobrecht Classic to be held at BAPS on September 20.

A sweep by one driver will be worth an extra $3,000 in the classic finale, on top of the posted BAPS winner’s share.

And in the April 13 race at BAPS, any drivers who raced in the Yellow Breeches event at Williams Grove on April 11 will be eligible for bonus cash in the BAPS event.

Bonus’ of $1,000 each will be paid out to three different drivers that were in the Williams Grove field just two nights earlier.

The $1,000 cash awards will be handed out by random draw to the Williams Grove attendees once the BAPS field is assembled.

For super sportsman racers, bonus cash is on the line at BAPS on April 5 for any driver that attended Williams Grove on March 28.

An extra $100 will be paid out to three sportsman drivers, provided that those drivers also raced in the March 28 Williams Grove event.

Again, the cash awards will be handed out by random draw once the BAPS field is assembled.

The full 2025 Williams Grove Speedway schedule of events will be released in coming days, featuring the return of speedway classics and the addition of a few new events.

A revamped Williams Grove Speedway website is also in the offing.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

J&S Classics and Sandy Kline to Return as Sponsors of the Weekend Warrior Award for the 2025 Racing Season at Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal, PA – Port Royal Speedway is proud to announce the return of J&S Classics and Sandy Kline as sponsors of the prestigious Weekend Warrior Award for the 2025 racing season. This partnership continues a tradition of recognizing and rewarding grassroots racers who dedicate their weekends to thrilling fans on the Speed Palace's historic half-mile dirt track.

The Weekend Warrior Award, established to honor and support local drivers competing in the 410 sprint car division, celebrates the resilience, dedication, and passion of those who balance racing with their everyday lives. With the continued backing of J&S Classics and Sandy Kline, this award highlights the Speedway's commitment to fostering grassroots racing while ensuring competitors feel valued and supported.

Sandy Kline, a respected figure in the racing world, brings an unmatched passion for the sport and its grassroots competitors. Her support ensures the Weekend Warrior Award remains a significant honor at the Speedway.

The 2025 season promises to be an unforgettable one, with action-packed events scheduled from March to September. Fans can expect the same excitement, competition, and camaraderie that have made Port Royal Speedway a must-visit destination for race fans.

Port Royal Speedway is grateful for the enduring support of J&S Classics and Sandy Kline. Their commitment to the local racing community strengthens the foundation of the sport and ensures its growth for years to come.

For more information on the 2025 season and the Weekend Warrior Award, stay tuned to Port Royal Speedway's website and social media channels.

New Sponsor Joins USAC as Eastern Storm Sponsor, Grandview to Open Series Tuesday, June 17

LEVAN MACHINE AND TRUCK EQUIPMENT TAKES LEAD ROLE IN 18TH ANNUAL USAC EASTERN STORM

READING, PA December 9, 2024 . . . . . .. We have some very exciting news as Levan Machine and Truck Equipment of Fleetwood, PA will take the role as the lead sponsor of the 18th running of the Amsoil USAC Non-Wing Eastern Storm National Tour. Brian Levan, President and CEO for Levan Machine and Truck Equipment is no stranger on the local racing scene and along with running a very successful business, Brian is known as someone who can get things done.

“I love racing and especially non-wing sprints and the history the USAC organization has established and we are proud being part of the 18th Annual USAC Eastern Storm”. Levan continued, “We are approaching this sponsorship a little differently then some of our programs, with a goal to get the Levan Machine and Truck Equipment name broad and high-level exposure and at the same time, grow and develop and hopefully add even more excitement to this already historic Series”.

Again, this is more then just a sponsorship but a plan to grow exposure for USAC and its field of talented drivers. In addition, watch for Levan Machine and Truck Equipment commercial spots on Flo Racing, and listen for radio ads on WIOV-FM and WSOX-FM the entire week of the Eastern Storm. And for the drivers who compete in the Eastern Storm, expect a $10,000 point fund with $5,000 going to the 2025 Eastern Storm Champion. More to come including some race night activities include possible USAC driver Meet & Greets at various tracks.

So expect to hear and see Levan Machine and Truck Equipment involved at every event on the 18th Annual Amsoil USAC Eastern Storm schedule. Levan Machine and Truck Equipment is a full-service CNC machine shop and work truck upfitter located just outside Reading, PA.

The Levan Machine And Truck Equipment 18th Annual Amsoil USAC Eastern Storm Schedule

Tuesday, June 17 Grandview Jesse Hockett Classic Thunder on the Hill with 358 Modifieds 7:30 PM

Wed, June 18 Bridgeport Motorsports Park USAC Sprints & URC Sprints Pits open 3, Warm-ups 6:30 PM

Thursday, June 19 Big Diamond USAC Sprints & Modifieds Gates open 4 PM Warm ups 6:45 PM

Friday, June 20 Williams Grove USAC Sprints & 410 Sprints Gates open 5:30 PM, Racing 7:30 PM

Saturday, June 21 Port Royal Speedway USAC Sprints & Silver Crown Cars Gates open 4, Warmups 6 PM

Sunday, June 22 Action Track USA USAC Sprints & 600 Wingless Sprint Pits open 3, Warm-ups 6:30 PM

More details to follow on all events.

The Eastern Storm was created by Grandview Speedway Track Owner Bruce Rogers and Special events organizer Bob Miller. In 2006 Miller met with USAC at the Lawrenceburg Speedway to offer the idea of bringing USAC back East. The Berks County tradition of USAC racing goes back to 1956 when Oley, PA driver Tommy Hinnershitz won the inaugural USAC event. Hinnershitz won the USAC event again in 1957 and 1958.

The USAC history at Reading continued until 1979 when the track closed. The roster of USAC winners at Reading is legendary and to name just a few who join Hinnershitz on the win list include A.J. Foyt, Johnny Thomson, Eddie Sachs, Jim Hurtibise, Roger McCluskey, Bobby Unser, Johnny Rutherford, Red Riegel, Greg Weld, Bruce Walkup, Larry Dickson, Gary Bettenhausen, Toby Tobias, Pancho Carter, Larry “Boom Boom” Cannon, Lee Osborne and Ronnie Shuman. Paul Pitzer won the USAC finale at Reading in 1979.

Twenty-eight years later, the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series re-introduced USAC non-wing sprint car racing to Berks and other surrounding counties with the birth of the USAC Eastern Storm in 2007. The Series opened at the one-third mile Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville, PA. The USAC Eastern Storm has been growing in this area ever since that first race.

Grandview Speedway

43 Passmore Road, Bechtelsville, PA 19505

Speedway Phone: 610-754-7688

www.grandviewspeedway.com

Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Phone: 443-513-4456

www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

83 Flood Gate Rd, Swedesboro, NJ 08085

Phone 856 467 4407

www.bridgeportmotorsportspark.com

Big Diamond Speedway

392 Forest Ln, Pottsville, PA 17901

Phone 570 294 7715

www.bigdspeedway.net

Williams Grove Speedway

1 Speedway Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

717 697 5000

www.williamsgrove.com

Port Royal Speedway

308 W Eighth St Port Royal, PA 17082

717 527 2303

www.portroyalspeedway.com

Action Track USA

144 N Whiteoak St Kutztown, PA 19530

717 866 7450

www.actiontrackusa.com

Levan Machine And Truck Equipment www.levanmachine.com

2025 PA Speedweek Schedule

Each race pays a minimum of $10,000 to win

June 27th Williams Grove

June 28th Lincoln

June 29th BAPS

June 30th Lincoln

July 1st Grandview

July 2nd Port Royal

July 3rd Hagerstown

July 4th Williams Grove

July 5thPort Royal

July 6th Path Valley

Port Royal Speedway

Port Royal, PA -- December 3, 2024 – Port Royal Speedway is thrilled to announce the 2025 racing season schedule, packed with a lineup of exciting events that highlight the best in dirt track racing. Featuring premier series, historic tributes, and fan-favorite traditions, the “Speed Palace” continues its reputation as a must-visit destination for race fans.

The season roars to life on Sunday, March 8, with Opening Day showcasing the ever-popular 410 Sprint Cars and Super Late Models at 4 PM. From there, the action escalates with a variety of special events, including the Short Track Super Series (March 14-15), the prestigious Keith Kauffman Classic (April 26), and the Battle in the Borough with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (April 27).

The tradition-rich Weikert Memorial Weekend headlines Memorial Day with three nights of High Limit Racing on May 23-25. Anchoring the summer schedule, the Appalachian Mountain Late Model Speedweek (June 7) and the Living Legends Dream Race (August 16) will captivate fans with thrilling competition and memorable moments.

The high-energy excitement of 35th Annual PA Speedweek returns on July 2 and 5, with 410 Sprint Cars headlining the action alongside the URC Winged 360 Sprints and the Greg Hodnett Classic. The season crescendo builds into September with the fan-favorite Tuscarora 50 during three nights of High Limit Racing from September 4-6.

Schedule at a Glance:
The 2025 schedule includes 34 unique events spanning from March to October, offering thrilling action for sprint car, late model, and modified racing fans. A variety of start times and formats ensure every fan finds a race to enjoy.

Port Royal Speedway remains committed to delivering the best dirt track racing experience, with continued investments in our facility and dedication to our loyal fans, drivers, and teams.

Mark your calendars and join us for the 2025 season. Stay tuned to our website and social media for updates, ticket information, and special announcements.

For more information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com.

Contact:
Port Royal Speedway
Email: info@portroyalspeedway.com
Phone: (717) 527-2303

Full Schedule:

Sunday, March 8 - Opening Day 410 Sprints & Super Late Models 4pm

Friday, March 14 – STSS Modifieds, 602 Crate Modifieds, & Pro Stocks 7pm

Saturday, March 15 – STSS Modifieds, 602 Crate Modifieds, & Pro Stocks 4pm

Saturday, March 22 – 410 Sprints & Super Late Models 4pm

Saturday, March 29 – 410 Sprints, Super Late Models, & Limited Late Models 4pm

Saturday, April 5 – 410 Sprints, PASS 305 Sprints, & Limited Late Models 6pm

Saturday, April 12 – 410 Sprints Lynn Paxton Tribute w/ Australian Pursuit & Super Late Models 6pm

Saturday, April 19 – 410 Sprints, Super Late Models, & PASS 305 Sprints 6pm

Saturday, April 26 – Keith Kauffman Classic 410 Sprints, USAC EC, & Wingless Sportsman 6pm

Sunday, April 27 – Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Battle In The Borough & Limited Late Models 6pm

Saturday, May 3 - 410 Sprints, PASS 305 Sprints, & Limited Late Models 7pm

Saturday, May 10 – NO RACING

Saturday, May 17 - 410 Sprints, Super Late Models, & Winged Super Sportsman 7pm

Friday, May 23 – Weikert Memorial Night #1 High Limit Racing 410 Sprints & Limited Late Models 7pm

Saturday, May 24 – Fallen Heroes Championship High Limit Racing 410 Sprints & Limited Late Models 7pm

Sunday, May 25 – Weikert Memorial Finale High Limit Racing 410 Sprints & Wingless Sportsman 7pm

Saturday, May 31 - 410 Sprints, PASS 305 Sprints, & USAC EC Wingless Sprints 7pm

Saturday, June 7 - 410 Sprints & Appalachian Mountain Late Model Speedweek 7pm

Saturday, June 14 - 410 Sprints & the Ron Zimmerman Limited Late Model Championship 7pm

Saturday, June 21 – USAC Eastern Blast National Sprint Cars, USAC Silver Crown, & 410 Sprints 7pm

Saturday, June 28 – 14th Annual “Blue Collar Classic” Keystone RaceSaver Challenge 305 Sprints,

Limited Late Models, & Wingless Sportsman 7pm

Wednesday, July 2 – 35th Annual PA Speedweek for 410 Sprints & URC Winged 360 Sprints 7pm

Saturday, July 5 – 35th Annual PA Speedweek 6th Annual Greg Hodnett Classic 410 Sprints & Super LMs 7pm

Saturday, July 12 - 410 Sprints, PASS 305 Sprints, & Limited Late Models 7pm

Saturday, July 19 - 410 Sprints, PASS 305 Sprints, & 358 Sprints 7pm

Saturday, July 26 – NO RACING

Saturday, August 2 - 410 Sprints, PASS 305 Sprints, & Limited Late Models 7pm

Saturday, August 9 – NO RACING

Saturday, August 16 – 19th Annual Living Legends Dream Race 410 Sprints & Super Late Models 7pm

Friday, August 22 - Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series “Rumble By The River”, Limited Late Models, &

UMP Modifieds 7pm

Saturday, August 23 - Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series “Rumble By The River” & UMP Modifieds 7pm

Saturday, August 30 – 410 Sprints and the Renninger Memorial for Super Late Models & LLMs 6pm

Monday, September 1 – Labor Day Classic 410 Sprints & FWD 4-Cylinders 1pm

Thursday, September 4 – High Limit Racing 410 Sprints & PASS 305 Sprints (Top 24 in points) 7pm

Friday, September 5 – High Limit Racing 410 Sprints & Limited Late Models (Top 24 in points) 7pm

Saturday, September 6 – High Limit Racing Tuscarora 50 6pm

Saturday, October 11 - TBD

IT'S TIMEEEEEEEEEE! Check out our 2025 Schedule for Selinsgrove Speedway below! We have a few things up our sleeves yet, so stay tuned for those announcements in the coming weeks! Want a printable version? Grab one here: www.raceselinsgrove.com/schedule

Looking for the Selinsgrove Raceway Park schedule? You can find it online at: www.raceselinsgrove.com/raceway-park

2025 Schedule
Friday, April 11th - Grand Reopening - 410 Sprint Cars and Super Late Models
$25 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Friday, April 18th - Regular Show - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, and Roadrunners
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Saturday, April 26th - Joe Whitcomb Memorial ($2071 to win) URC 358/360 Challenge, Limited Late
Models, PASS Sprint Cars, and Roadrunners - York County Racing Club Night
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Friday, May 2nd - Regular Show - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, and PASS Sprint Cars
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Saturday, May 10th - Ladies’ Night - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, PASS Sprint Cars, and
Roadrunners
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Friday, May 16th - Ray Tilley Classic ($5088 to win) for 410 Sprint Cars plus PASS Sprint Cars and
Roadrunners $25 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Saturday, May 31st - Kid’s Night - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, and Roadrunners -
Auto Racing Club of Hagerstown (ARCH) Night
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Friday, June 6th - Kramer Cup ($3073 to win) URC 358/360 Challenge, 410 Sprint Cars, and USAC
East Coast $25 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Thursday, June 12th - Appalachian Mountain Speedweek for Super Late Models ($6000 to win) plus
Limited Late Models
$25 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Sunday, June 15th - Full Throttle Father’s Day - 410 Sprint Cars and PASS Sprint Cars
$25 GA $15 Students $35 Pits
Saturday, June 21st - Regular Show - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, and SCDRA 4-
Cylinders ($2500 to win)
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Saturday, June 28th - Military Appreciation Night - ULMS Super Late Models ($7500 to win), USAC
East Coast, UEMS Modifieds ($2000 to win), and Roadrunners
$25 GA $12 Students $40 Pits
TBA - Opperman/Bogar/Heintzelman Memorial for 410 Sprint Cars (PA Speedweek, $10,099 to win)
plus Wingless Supersportsman
$30 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Friday, July 11th - Regular Show - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, and PASS Sprint Cars
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Friday, July 18th - Regular Show - Limited Late Models, Wingless Supersportsman, and
Roadrunners $10 GA $5 Students $35 Pits
Saturday, July 26th - Lil’ Bob Memorial Roadrunner 20 plus Super Late Models, Limited Late
Models, and USAC East Coast
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Sunday, July 27th - Jack Gunn Memorial for 410 Sprint Cars plus Wingless Supersportsman
$25 GA $15 Students $35 Pits
Friday, August 1st - Fan Appreciation Night - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, and
Roadrunners$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Friday, August 15th - First Responder’s Night - Twin 20s for 410 Sprint Cars ($3000 to win each)
plus PASS Sprint Cars
$25 GA $15 Students $35 Pits
Sunday, August 31st - Paul Long Memorial for Super Late Models ($6300 to win) and Limited Late
Models ($2563 to win) plus Roadrunners
$25 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Saturday, September 13th - Regular Show - Super Late Models, PASS Sprint Cars, and Roadrunners
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Sunday, September 14th - Jim Nace Memorial ($12,626 to win) for 410 Sprint Cars plus Limited Late
Models$30 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Friday, September 19th - Back to School Night - Twin 20s for Super Late Models ($3000 to win
each), URC 358/360 Challenge National Open ($3500 to win), and PASS
Sprint Cars
$25 GA $15 Students $40 Pits
Friday, September 26th - Championship Night - Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, PASS Sprint
Cars, and Roadrunners
$20 GA $12 Students $35 Pits
Friday, October 10th - TBD

Williams Grove Speedway Mourns Loss Of Car Owner Joe Harz

11/18/24

Mechanicsburg – For the second time in just a few short days, Williams Grove Speedway is mourning the loss of one of its greatest car owners, Joe Harz of Elmer, New Jersey.

Harz passed away recently at the age of 77.

The Garden State owner fielded the notable yellow No. 88H sprint car at Williams Grove and in the region for the better part of 18 seasons, spanning portions of the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.

By the end of his tenure as a sprint car owner, the likeable and lanky Harz had amassed a total of 169 total sprint victories including 41 at Williams Grove Speedway.

Harz started his ownership career in the modified ranks in 1979 and owned for drivers Lee Elwell and Meme DeSantis until 1984 when he took Desantis sprint car racing.

After nine wins with Desantis in the mods, the pairing scored four sprint wins before the close of 1985.

Harz had the talents of Salfordville’s Fred Rahmer behind his wheel more than once, first in 1986 and then again from 2002 through 2005 when the duo closed out Harz’s career with 85 victories to their credit including a 34-win season in 2004 followed by 29 wins a year later in what was to be Joe Harz’s final season owning a sprint car.

Lance Dewease of Fayetteville piloted the No. 88H from mid-1999 through the 2001 season, amassing a total of 47 wins.

Red Lion’s Kenny Adams completed two stints for Harz during his ownership tenure, scoring 22 total wins for the stable.

At Williams Grove Speedway, Adams and Rahmer won the season opener for Harz in 1990 and 2005, respectively.

Rahmer won the Grove Early Bird Championship for Harz in 2005.

Dewease and Rahmer scored a total of three Mitch Smith Memorials for the team.

With the likes of Dewease and Rahmer at the wheel, the Joe Harz No. 88H bested the World of Outlaws in the Williams Grove Summer Nationals (Rahmer) in 2005 and in the prestigious National Open (Dewease) in 2001.

Another Grove outlaws win for Rahmer occurred in May of 2004 and Rahmer also won the WoO National Open Prelim in 2005.

Dewease upended the World of Outlaws Division II drivers for Harz at Williams Grove in 2001.

In the Williams Grove National Open, aside from his ownership victory with Dewease as driver in 2001, Harz’s mounts garnered five additional top five finishes in the race over a span of eight consecutive season including with Keith Kauffman in 1998.

Dewease scored the Williams Grove Speedway track title for Harz in 2001 before Rahmer claimed Grove laurels for the 88H in 2004 and 2005.

The pairing of Harz and Rahmer also took the 2005 Williams Grove Diamond Series title.

Other track titles accumulated by the Harz stable included five at Lincoln Speedway, four at Grandview, one at Selinsgrove and one at Baps Motor Speedway.

Harz’s cars also piled up a total of five Pennsylvania Speedweek crowns.

Sean Michael scored nine URC Sprint wins for Harz during the 1996 and 1997 seasons while also taking the 1997 URC Sprint tour title.

Other drivers to grace the Harz No. 88H seat included Kramer Williamson, Rich Lupo, Matt Bruce and Mike Wagner.

Williams Grove Speedway celebrated the dedicated and always friendly car owner with a tribute event in 2022.

The legacy of Joe Harz at Williams Grove Speedway and in the sport is one that can boast of prolific wins and win totals that will never be forgotten along with his most-friendly character and persona.

Williams Grove Speedway extends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Joe Harz along with its utmost respect for his dedication and contribution to the sport.

Selinsgrove Speedway Reopening

SELINSGROVE, PA (November 17th, 2024

The Selinsgrove Speedway will be back in action for the 2025 racing season. After an abbreviated 2024 season, the track, that first opened in 1946, will be operated by a new promotional team. Snyder County Dirt (SCD) Management Group llc has entered into a lease agreement with the Selinsgrove Fair Board ensuring the speedway will remain in operation.

Paula Schick, Jenna Mowery and Colin Rice will head up the SCD Group and is planning a Friday April 11th, Grand Reopening with 410 Sprint Cars and Late Models on the schedule and conclude with a fireworks display. There will also be a practice day before the season gets underway.

Schick, who first attended Selinsgrove when she was 4 days old is the daughter of two time Late Model track champion Paul Long and wife of two time Late Model track champion, Donnie Schick. Mowery is Schick’s daughter and the wife of Limited Late Model driver Tyson Mowery and Rice has also been a familiar face at the speedway his entire life. All have worked in various positions at the track.

“We are tentatively planning a schedule of 23 races.” Schick said. “Racing will primarily be on Friday and Saturday nights with some big events on Sunday’s.”

“We are currently working with both Port Royal and Clinton County speedways to have a schedule that will benefit all the tracks.” Schick continued. “I anticipate that we will release a complete schedule sometime in December.”

“Late Models will be our weekly show with Roadrunners as our other main division but plans are to also have 410, 305 and 358 Sprint Cars, Limited Late Models and Wingless Sportsman on the schedule. We are also looking at having a $1000 to win 4 cylinder race and have spoken to other sanctioning bodies as to their availability.”

“We want to make the speedway the community place to be throughout the season with several special event nights designed to make race night fun for the whole family. Ladies’ Night, Kid’s Night, Fan Appreciation Night, First Responders’ Night, Military Night, and Back to School Night have all been popular in the past and will be back on the schedule.”

Selinsgrove Raceway Park, the inner 1/5th mile dirt oval will also be back in action hosting several Kart races along with the possible return of the popular 270 Micro Sprints in the Roger Folk Memorial.

The speedway has launched a new website at www.raceselinsgrove.com where fans can go for information and updates. Their Facebook page is Selinsgrove Speedway & Raceway Park. You can also find them on Instagram and X, formerly Twitter.

Williams Grove Speedway Remembers Walter Dyer, No. 461 Car Owner

11/15/24

Mechanicsburg – The staff and management of Williams Grove Speedway is mourning the loss of one of its most venerable and iconic sprint car owners, Walter Dyer of Mercersburg.

Dyer, the decades-long owner of the Dyer Masonry No. 461 “Brickmobile” sprint car, passed away early Friday at the age of 90.

Aside from fielding his iconic No. 461 sprint car with a brick wing, Walter “Bud” Dyer is perhaps best known for launching the prolific career of veteran sprint car star Lance Dewease in late 1991.

It was a tenure that would net over 130 wins for the pair.

However Dyer’s legacy of ownership and success dates to 1967 and his first driver, John Ebersole, but it was a career that would span some 34 years and encompass some of the best drivers the sport had to offer while they picked up some of the biggest races the sport had to offer.

At Williams Grove Speedway Dyer’s car beat the World of Outlaws on more than one occasion, with pilots Billy Stief and Dewease at the wheel.

Dyer Williams Grove victories, totaling 49 in all, came in not only outlaws and All Stars races but they also came in the prestigious National Open in 1996, in the Open Preliminary in 1994 and 1996, the Early Bird Championship in 1995 and 1996 and in the Jack Gunn Memorial in 1995 and 1996 – all with Dewease as pilot.

Dewease also took the Williams Grove Mitch Smith Memorial for Dyer in 1992, 1995 and 1997 while driver Joey Allen claimed the race for him in 1990.

Dyer’s No. 461 first graced the historic Williams Grove winner’s circle in 1977 with Jimmy Sheaffer in the seat after taking its first win anywhere at Hagerstown Speedway in 1973 with Jimmy Edwards as driver.

And ironically, on 4/6/01, Dyer saw his car take its final victory anywhere, at Williams Grove Speedway with Delaware’s Curt Michael scoring the checkered flag.

After retiring from the sport following the 2001 season, Dyer made a brief, one-year comeback in 2007 with grandson-in-law Tommy Beavers working the throttle but the record books would close on the No. 461 with over 165 wins having passed over its famed brick wing.

Drivers Cliff Brian and Mike Wagner took the only Williams Grove wins of their careers aboard the Dyer mount.

Walter Dyer was the 1994 and 1996 sprint car owner track titlist at Williams Grove Speedway with Dewease as his driver.

Dyer was also the 1997 Pennsylvania Speedweek car owner champion.

Other track titles included seven at Port Royal Speedway and a 1998 Grandview Speedway Thunder on the Hill series title.

Some of the other drivers that graced the seat of the No. 461 during its memorable tenure included: Sean Michael, Paul Lotier, George Ferguson Jr., Gary Howsare, Len Thompson, Don Hill, Tom Stimely, Steve Siegel, Van May, Dub May, Rod Gross, Scott Tobias, Keith Kauffman, Bob Elbin, Smokey Snellbaker, Kramer Williamson and Gary Brazier.

At the age of 86, Walt Dyer was inducted into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Iowa, in 2020.

Williams Grove Speedway feted the dedicated, familiar and jovial car owner with a tribute event in 2018.

The mark that Walt Dyer and his iconic car left on sprint car racing in the region and at Williams Grove Speedway was indelible and will never be forgotten.

Williams Grove Speedway extends its deepest condolences to the many family and friends of Mr. Walter Dyer along with its deepest appreciation for all that he meant to so many.

BAPS Motor Speedway Announces Expanded 2025 Schedule for 410 Sprint Car Events

YORK HAVEN, Pa.: In response to overwhelming support and enthusiasm, BAPS Motor Speedway is thrilled to announce an expanded schedule of 410 Sprint Car events for the 2025 season. The combination of favorable weather, dedicated team participation, and enthusiastic fan turnout has created the perfect atmosphere for growth in central Pennsylvania’s premier racing division.

With 131 different 410 drivers competing at BAPS Motor Speedway in the 2024 season—and the season finale Sprint Showdown still to come on Saturday, November 16—this year has set a high benchmark of expectations for the upcoming season.

Building on this momentum, Speedway owner Scott Gobrecht and General Manager Kolten Gouse have announced a total of 11 scheduled races for the 410 Sprint Car division next season, with an additional three dates designated as "To Be Announced" (TBA) for potential rain dates.

“We’ve seen an incredible response from teams this season,” said Gouse. “We’re averaging close to 38 cars per event, the highest turnout we’ve had since taking over the speedway. Our efforts to promote these events have paid off, thanks to the strong turnout from drivers and teams, which has significantly boosted attendance. We want to extend our gratitude to everyone who has contributed to the success of these races.”

The season will kick off on Sunday, March 30, followed by two more dates in April and one in May. June will feature two events, including the highly anticipated Pennsylvania Speedweek race on June 29. The renowned World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series will make a stop in July, with the 410s returning in August. Races will continue into September and October, with the season finale set for November 15 with the Sprint Showdown. The TBA dates are scheduled for August 17, September 21, and October 26.
“We couldn’t have achieved this success without the support of our fans,” Gouse added. “Their enthusiasm for the 410 Sprint Car events has been instrumental in our decision to add two more dates to next year’s schedule. We also want to acknowledge our sponsors and staff, whose dedication and support make these events possible. We’ll be sharing more updates regarding these additional dates in the near future.”

410 Sprint Car Schedule for 2025:
• Sunday, March 30
• Sunday, April 13
• Sunday, April 27
• Sunday, May 18
• Sunday, June 8
• Sunday, June 29 (PA Speedweek)
• Wednesday, July 23 (World of Outlaws)
• Sunday, August 17 (TBA)
• Sunday, August 24
• Saturday, September 20
• Sunday, September 21 (TBA)
• Saturday, October 25
• Sunday, October 26 (TBA)
• Saturday, November 15 (Sprint Showdown – Rain Date: November 16)

BAPS Motor Speedway still have two events on the schedule before closing the gates for the short off-season. Saturday, November 16th features the Sprint Car Final Showdown. As well as Saturday, November 23rd’s Gobbler Fan Designed Program. Both event details can be found at www.bapsmotorspeedway.com.

Early Planning for 2025 is Underway; What to Watch For at The Speed Palace

Port Royal, PA – We extend our thanks to the incredible fans, dedicated drivers, team owners, and generous sponsors for making the 2024 season at Port Royal Speedway an unforgettable success. Your unwavering support, passion, and commitment are the driving force behind everything we do. Whether cheering from the stands, competing on the track, or providing the crucial backing that makes it all possible, each of you played a vital role in creating another year of thrilling racing moments. We couldn't do it without you.

The 2025 racing season at Port Royal Speedway is set to deliver another year of thrilling action, featuring top-tier events that promise excitement for race fans. Weekly racing that will continue to excite as well as some of the big events fans come to expect. Teams and fans should mark their calendars now and plan their trips to The Speed Palace around the following dates:

March 8: Season Opener
March 14-15: Short Track Super Series
April 12: Lynn Paxton Tribute Race
April 26: Keith Kauffman Classic
April 27: Battle in the Borough (Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series)
May 23-25: Bob Weikert Memorial (High Limit Racing - $75,000 to win)
June 7: Appalachian Mountain Super Late Model Speedweek
June 14: Zimmerman Tribute Race for LLMs
June 21: USAC National Sprint Cars & USAC Silver Crown
June 28: Blue Collar Classic
July 2: PA Sprint Speedweek
July 5: PA Sprint Speedweek
August 16: Living Legends Dream Race
August 22-23: Rumble by The River (Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series - $50,000 to win)
August 30: Juniata County Fair Opener & Butch Renninger Memorial
September 1: Labor Day Classic
September 4-6: Tuscarora 50 (High Limit Racing - $58,000 to win)

Port Royal Speedway is eager to welcome race fans from near and far to enjoy the heart-pounding action of the 2025 season. Mark your calendars and join us at the Speed Palace for a year of unforgettable moments and edge-of-your-seat racing!

For more information, please visit www.portroyalspeedway.com.

Doug Hammaker Nets Third 358 Sprint Williams Grove Title In 2024

10/20/24

Mechanicsburg – Grantville’s Doug Hammaker recently wrapped up his third career HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint car track title at Williams Grove Speedway in late September.

Hammaker’s third title came at the wheel of the Summit Technology Group No. 17.

It was the driver’s second track title in a row with his first occurring in 2019.

Three-time track titlist Derek Locke finished second in the points, just 20 markers back of Hammaker.

Preston Lattomus finished third in the standings.

Hammaker picked up two wins in the 10 division races contested during the 2024 season to go along with finishes of second, third, fifth, sixth and a trio of eighth-place finishes.

Wins came on May 3 and June 28.

The champion ended the season with an average finish of 6.6.

He now owns an even dozen wins on the Williams Grove all-time 358 sprint car win list.

Cole Young of East Berlin earned Rookie of the Year honors in the 358 sprints at Williams Grove.

Young copped the season closer for the division on September 20.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

MARKS CLAIMS $15,000 VICTORY PLUS $5,000 BONUS IN THRILLING FINAL 50 AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY; TROY WAGAMAN SECURES FIRST CAREER TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP; Rumsey Claims Victory to Close Out Season at Lincoln Speedway; Steve Owings Claims Third Track Championship

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, February 22 & Sunday, February 23, 2025 ICE BREAKER 30 WEEKEND

Abbottstown, PA (October 20, 2024) – Lincoln Speedway's Final 50 delivered an unforgettable night of racing, with Brent Marks securing the $15,000 top prize after a hard-fought battle plus the $5,000 bonus for leading at lap 25. The highly anticipated event saw intense action and lead changes as the drivers navigated lapped traffic and vied for positions throughout the race.

The 50-lap feature kicked off with Matt Campbell grabbing the early lead after a strong start on the high side, overtaking Brent Marks, who led the field into turn 1. Behind them, Chase Dietz and Jacob Allen locked into a duel for third, with Allen initially holding the position. As the laps clicked off, Allen put pressure on Marks for second while Dietz closed in. Dietz made his move on lap 5, overtaking Allen for third on the backstretch.

Anthony Macri quickly entered the fray, taking fifth from Devon Borden on lap 6 and then setting his sights on the front runners. Campbell faced lapped traffic early, with three lapped cars separating him from Marks before Marks also caught the slower cars. Macri continued his charge, overtaking Allen for fourth on lap 10.

As Campbell battled to clear lapped traffic, Marks closed the gap. The pair raced through the slower cars, with Marks testing the bottom of the track but sticking to the top after seeing Dietz close in. By lap 22, Macri had climbed to third, challenging Dietz for position. Dietz hit the wall while trying to reclaim the spot, bringing out the caution.

On the restart, Marks pounced, taking the lead from Campbell just before the scheduled halfway break. The running order for the restart after the break was Marks, Campbell, Macri, Freddie Rahmer, and Troy Wagaman, who moved into fifth after Jacob Allen was penalized for passing before the cone. Marks earned a $5,000 bonus for leading at the break, Campbell took home a $2,000 bonus, Macri scored an extra $1,500, Rahmer’s share was $1,000 and Wagaman’s was $500.

When racing resumed, Macri made his move into second and began to challenge Marks for the lead. Meanwhile, Rahmer and Campbell fiercely battled for third, with Campbell holding off Rahmer's slider attempt. As the leaders worked through lapped traffic again on lap 34, the top three—Marks, Macri, and Campbell—stuck to the high side, keeping the fans on the edge of their seats.

Macri began experimenting with the low line, gaining ground on Marks as the laps wound down. However, Marks held steady, maintaining his advantage and crossing the finish line first to claim the $15,000 victory. Macri finished a close second, followed by Campbell in third, Rahmer in fourth, and Wagaman rounding out the top five.

With his fifth place finish, Troy Wagaman secured his first Lincoln Speedway Track Championship. Wagaman’s mechanic, Ben Engle, was awarded the 2024 Mechanic of the Year honors. The 2024 Rookie of the Year was Kody Hartlaub. Aaron Bollinger received the Most Improved Driver Award. The 2024 Harry Fletcher Sportsmanship Award was given to Chad Trout.

Rumsey Claims Victory to Close Out Season at Lincoln Speedway; Steve Owings Claims Third Track Championship

The 358 sprint car feature saw Logan Rumsey take the checkered flag after a fierce battle for the lead, marking an exciting conclusion to Lincoln’s 2024 season. The race was filled with intense competition and bold moves, making for an unforgettable evening.

Preston Lattomus led the field into turn 1, holding off Rumsey to lead the opening lap. However, the race was quickly halted by a red flag after Cody Fletcher took a wild tumble in turn 3. Thankfully, Fletcher walked away from the crash uninjured.

When racing resumed, Lattomus continued to pace the field, with Rumsey in tow. The top five on the restart were Lattomus, Rumsey, Wyatt Hinkle, Matt Findley, and Frankie Herr. Doug Hammaker, battling for the season championship, quickly moved into the top five, while Jayden Wolf, another title contender, lurked just behind in sixth.

The caution flag flew at the halfway point for debris in turn 3, setting up another crucial restart. The top five at that point were Lattomus, Rumsey, Hinkle, Findley, and Hammaker. When the green flag dropped, Rumsey began his assault on the lead, going wheel-to-wheel with Lattomus as they crossed the line on lap 11. Rumsey finally powered ahead on lap 12, taking over the top spot.

Lattomus stayed close, attempting to reclaim the lead, but Rumsey began to pull away as the laps wound down. Meanwhile, Hammaker continued his charge, moving up to fourth and keeping his championship hopes alive. Despite Lattomus' efforts to close the gap, Rumsey was unstoppable, cruising to the victory.

Steve Owings claimed his third track championship in the 358 sprint car division with his tenth place finish.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action on Saturday, February 22 and Sunday, February 23, 2025 for the Icebreaker 30 Weekend presented by Tyson Fence.

To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes, and rule changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com. Visit the website to stay up-to-date on all the action at Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night racetrack - The Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, October 19, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (50 Laps) – 1. 19M-Brent Marks ($15,000); 2. 39M-Anthony Macri; 3. X-Matt Campbell; 4. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 27-Troy Wagaman; 6. 48-Danny Dietrich; 7. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 8. 12X-Lance Dewease; 9. 2D-Chase Dietz; 10. 6B-Ryan Smith; 11. 1A-Jacob Allen; 12. 23B-Devon Borden; 13. 6K-Dylan Norris; 14. 99M-Kyle Moody; 15. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 16. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 17. 1X-Chad Trout; 18. 67L-JJ Loss; 19. 23W-Justin Whittall; 20. 23A-Chris Arnold (DNF); 21. 75-Cameron Smith (DNF); 22. 7H-Trey Hivner (DNF); 23. 5R-Tyler Ross (DNF); 24. 27S-Robbie Kendall (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Matt Campbell (1-22) & Brent Marks (23-50)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 99M-Kyle Moody; 3. 19M-Brent Marks; 4. 75-Cameron Smith; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 28-Jordan Poirier; 7. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 8. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 9. 39-Kody Hartlaub (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 2D-Chase Dietz; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri; 3. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 4. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich; 6. 6B-Ryan Smith; 7. 10X-Reese Nowotarski; 8. 00F-Chris Frank

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 27-Troy Wagman; 2. 23B-Devon Borden; 3. 12X-Lance Dewease; 4. X-Matt Campbell; 5. 67L-JJ Loss; 6. 5R-Tyler Ross; 7. 7H-Trey Hivner; 8. 55M-Domenic Melair

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 6K-Dylan Norris; 2. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 1A-Jacob Allen; 4. 27S-Robbie Kendall; 5. 23W-Justin Whittall; 6. 23A-Chris Arnold; 7. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 8. 11MT-Mike Thompson (DNF)

410 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 6B-Ryan Smith; 2. 23A-Chris Arnold; 3. 5R-Tyler Ross; 4. 7H-Trey Hivner; 5. 10X-Reese Nowotarski; 6. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 7. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 8. 55M-Domenic Melair; 9. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 10. 28-Jordan Poirier; 11. 00F-Chris Frank (DNF); 12. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 13. 11-Mike Thompson (DNF)

Time Trial Results:

FLIGHT A: 1. 19M-Brent Marks 13.393*; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.610; 3. 8R-Freddie Rahmer 13.768; 4. 5E-Aaron Bollinger 13.823; 5. 99M-Kyle Moody 13.827; 6. 2D-Chase Dietz 13.902; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer 13.921; 8. 91-Kyle Reinhardt 13.926; 9. 1X-Chad Trout 13.952; 10. 48-Danny Dietrich 14.043; 11. 39-Kody Hartlaub 14.062; 12. 6B-Ryan Smith 14.072; 13. 75-Cameron Smith 14.078; 14. 10X-Reese Nowotarski 14.097; 15. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh 14.341; 16. 00F-Chris Frank 14.488; 17. 28-Jordan Poirier 14.619

FLIGHT B: 1. X-Matt Campbell 14.002; 2. 1A-Jacob Allen 14.025; 3. 27-Troy Wagaman 14.080; 4. 6K-Dylan Norris 14.088; 5. 23B-Devon Borden 14.107; 6. 27S-Robbie Kendall 14.145; 7. 12X-Lance Dewease 14.200; 8. 5W-Lucas Wolfe 14.251; 9. 67L-JJ Loss 14.325; 10. 23A-Chris Arnold 14.396; 11. 55M-Domenic Melair 14.426; 12. 23W-Justin Whittall 14.457; 13. 5R-Tyler Ross 14.511; 14. 69-Tim Glatfelter 14.523; 15. 7H-Trey Hivner 14.573; 16. 11-Mike Thompson 14.614

*Overall quick time

McConkey Insurance and Benefits 358 Sprints:

358 Sprint Feature (20 laps) – 1. 41-Logan Rumsey ($1,500); 2. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 3. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 4. 66-Doug Hammaker; 5. 28-Matt Findley; 6. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 7. 70D-Frankie Herr; 8. 6-Dylan Norris; 9. 8X-Cameron Merriman; 10. 35-Steve Owings; 11. 21T-Scott Fisher; 12. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 13. 34-Andy Best; 14. 4-Ayden Hare; 15. 18M-Brayden Mickley; 16. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 17. 16T-Joe Timmins; 18. 42U-Tyler Ulrich (DNF); 19. 17G-Devin Gundrum (DNF); 20. 1A-Chase Gutshall (DNF); 21. 23F-Justin Foster (DNF); 22. X-Austin Reed (DNF); 23. 6B-Mike Bittinger (DNF); 24. 66A-Cody Fletcher (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 41-Logan Rumsey; 2. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 3. 70D-Frankie Herr; 4. 34-Andy Best; 5. X-Austin Reed; 6. 23F-Justin Foster; 7. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr. (DNF); 8. 39T-Olivia Thayer (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 35-Steve Owings; 2. 21T-Scott Fisher; 3. 1A-Chase Gutshall; 4. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 5. 17G-Devin Gundrum; 6. 16T-Joe Timmins; 7. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr.; 8. 45S-Samuel Miller

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 66-Doug Hammaker; 2. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 3. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 4. 8X-Cameron Merriman; 5. 18M-Brayden Mickley; 6. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 7. 74-Travis Hankey; 8. 15S-Cole Small

358 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 6-Dylan Norris; 2. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 3. 28-Matt Findley; 4. 4-Ayden Hare; 5. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 6. 22K-Eli Tuckey; 7. 13-Bo Gordon (DNF)

358 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 23F-Justin Foster; 2. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 3. 16T-Joe Timmins; 4. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 5. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr.; 6. 45S-Samuel Miller; 7. 15S-Cole Small; 8. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr. (DNF); 9. 22K-Eli Tuckey (DNF); 10. 74-Travis Hankey (DNF); 11. 13-Bo Gordon (DNS)

Rahmer Nabs Fourth Williams Grove Track Title In 2024

10/13/24

Mechanicsburg – Freddie Rahmer of Salfordville wrapped up his fourth career Williams Grove Speedway Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car track title with the conclusion of the National Open at the track on October 5.

The 28-year old Rahmer took top honors for the fourth time in his career at the historic oval.

The crown is also his second in a row aboard the Rich Eichelberger-owned No. 8.

Rahmer’s previous Williams Grove Speedway track titles came in 2017, 2020 and in 2023.

His oval titles in 2017 and 2020 were at the wheel of his father’s No. 51.

Throughout the 2024 campaign at Williams Grove Speeedway, Rahmer garnered just one victory, on March 22.

But he backed up the win with a trio of seconds, four thirds, a pair of fourths, three fifths, three sixths and one eighth place finish.

His average finish at the end of the season capped at 7.6.

He recorded two heat victories during 2024 qualifying event action.

The speedster now owns a total of 18 career wins at the Cumberland County oval.

Rahmer’s mechanic, Matt Stover, earned the Dave Brown Sr. Mechanic of the Year Award.

Hanover’s Troy Wagaman Jr. finished second in the WilliamsGrove season point standings aboard the Heffner No. 27 and Liverpool’s TJ Stutts rode home third behind the wheel of his own No. 11.

Stutts took Most Improved Driver honors at Williams Grove for his 2024 oval performances that encompassed three wins including a triumph over the World of Outlaws in July.

Kody Hartlaub of East Berlin won Rookie of the Year honors aboard John Trone’s No. 39.

York’s Bryn Gohn earned the 2024 Williams Grove Speedway Sportsmanship Award.

Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg won the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series title at the track while behind the wheel of Gary Kauffman’s No. 48.

Dietrich took three wins in the eight-races completed. It was his second series title in a row.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and by following the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

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Lincoln Speedway Looking Forward to Closing Out 2024 Season in a Big Way

$15,000 to win Griffith Plumbing Services Final 50 presented by Treyco Manufacturing & York Excavating to Close Out Season

After a season full of weather challenges, Lincoln Speedway is determined to send racers and fans into the off-season on a high note with the Griffith Plumbing Services (GPS) Final 50 presented by Treyco Manufacturing and York Excavating. Set for Saturday, October 19, 2024, this season finale promises an unforgettable night, with top drivers competing for $15,000 in the 50-lap sprint car feature.

In addition to the increased purse, the event will include a generous halfway bonus to keep the competition fierce throughout. At lap 25, the race leader will take home an extra $5,000, while second through fifth positions will also be rewarded with $2,000, $1,500, $1,000, and $500 respectively. This halfway bonus is designed to keep the action intense from start to finish, giving fans more reasons to cheer on their favorites.

Additional bonuses will be up for grabs throughout the night, including a $500 hard charger award sponsored by Drop of Ink Tattoo for the driver who advances the most positions during the feature and a Lelands.com Quick Time award.

The Final 50 follows the PA Speedweek format, kicking off with time trials and building toward a thrilling main event. To make the night even more exciting, the 358 sprint car division will also be racing for an enhanced purse, adding to the stakes in their season-ending showdown.

“After dealing with multiple rainouts this season, we’re excited to offer something special for both the race teams and the fans,” said Jerry Parrish, General Manager. “With the support of our sponsors, we’re confident this will be a night to remember and a great way to wrap up the 2024 season.”

Gates open at 4PM, and racing begins at 6PM. Be sure to follow Lincoln Speedway on social media for event updates.

Californian’s Macedo And Kofoid Sweep Williams Grove Open Races

Carson Gets The Cash In National Open, Kofoid Earns First Win In Prelim

10/5/24

Mechanicsburg –Lemoore, California’s Carson Macedo held off a hard charging Sheldon Haudenschild to win the 62nd Annual Weis Markets National Open Presented By Sage Fruit at Williams Grove Speedway on Saturday night, pocketing $75,000 for the prestigious World of Outlaws victory.

And it proved to be an all California day at the oval for the National Open races as Buddy Kofoid of Penngrove, California, scored the 37th running of the preliminary event earlier in the day after being postponed from Friday due to fog.

Anthony Macri and Macedo took the green flag in the 40-lap National Open for sprint cars from the front row but before a lap could be completed, six-time Open champion Donny Schatz stopped with left front shock damage.

Schatz’s team would make repairs in the work area but he would only get as high as 12th at the finish.

Macri held sway over Macedo and Chase Dietz when action got going and Macedo immediately began taking swipes for the lead.

However Macri seemed up to the challenge as long as he kept his No. 39M on the high side and he even overcame a pass by Macedo for control on the fourth tour before opening up some distance.

But on lap eight when Macri forsake his high line for the bottom in turns one and tow, Macedo capitalized with a run down the backstretch to net command before entering traffic with 10 laps away.

The red flag appeared on lap 12 for Chase Dietz who would end up making hard contact with the outside turn three rail.

Dietz was running fourth when Haudenschild made a bid for the spot only to nearly spin the car which sent Dietz for a ride after he climbed the rear of Haudenschild’s No. 17.

Macri took a look on the low side when action resumed but Macedo would jet away on the cushion.

The field was stopped at the halfway point for refueling.

Haudenschild had taken second from Macri on the 14th tour and lined up behind Macedo for the new green.

James McFadden stole second away from Haudenschild when action resumed and took a swipe at Macedo on lap 22 to no avail.

With 10 laps to go Macedo had a 1.354 second advantage over the field.

But a surging Haudenschild would make it interesting during the final five laps after reclaiming second with six laps to go.

As traffic entered the picture, Haudenschild began biting into Macedo’s lead and as the white flag unfurled the challenger was poised to make a run to the checkers.

Haudenschild chewed four-tenths of a second off of Macedo’s advantage during the last three laps and after a run down the backchute on the final circuit, Haudenschild blasted his machine onto Macedo’s tail as the pair raced back to the line, falling short by just .164 seconds at the finish.

The win was the second of Macedo’s career in the National Open having also taken the win for Jason Johnson Racing in 2021.

Brad Sweet, who started 12th in the field, rode home third, followed by McFadden and Macri.

Sixth through 10th went to David Gravel, defending event champion Brent Marks, Justin Peck, 27th starter Bill Balog and Logan Schuchart.

Heats for the 56 car field went to Gravel, Brian Brown, Macedo and Haudenschild.

Kyle Moody won the C Main and Daryn Pittman won the B Main.

Cale Thomas claimed the non-qualifiers race.

Macri earned the feature pole by winning the dash.

Gravel set quick time with a lap of 16.442 seconds.

Heat race action saw leader Daryn Pittman, in a quest for his first Open title after six runner-up finishes to his credit, turn over in the fourth corner after clipping an infield tire.

And earlier preliminary winner Buddy Kofoid saw his hopes dashed after a flip in his qualifier as well.

The 25-lap preliminary feature as won by Kofoid saw the Californian pull off a daring opening lap, first turn move to go three-wide with Gio Scelzi and Chase Dietz for control.

Scelzi would lead the first six laps before Kofoid blasted underneath for control as traffic loomed just ahead.

Dietz followed Kofoid around Scelzi on the same lap before Scelzi went for a wild ride outside of turn four with 11 laps to go.

Both he and Brent Marks were vying for third when a failed move by Marks sent Scelzi up and out over the rail before his car came to rest against the gate to the outside fourth turn access road, near the parking lot.

Another red flag appeared three laps later when TJ Stutts ended up flipping after contact with a challenging Freddie Rahmer.

Kofoid poured on the speed when action restarted, pulling out to a more than five second lead with five laps to go before crossing the line with a margin of 4.042 seconds over Daryn Pittman at the finish.

Dietz settled for third followed by Marks and 15th starter Donny Schatz.

Jacob Allen won the B Main and Dietz earned the pole for the feature by claiming the dash.

Kofoid earned $12,000 for the first Williams Grove victory of his young career.

Freddie Rahmer wrapped up the 2024 track title at Williams Grove Speedway with his runs in both mains.

The title is the fourth of Rahmer’s career at the oval.

Feature Finishes:

10/5/24

410 Sprint National Open, 40 laps: 1. Carson Macedo, 2. Sheldon Haudenschild, 3. Brad Sweet, 4. James McFadden, 5. Anthony Macri, 6. David Gravel, 7. Brent Marks, 8. Justin Peck,9. Bill Balog, 10. Logan Schuchart, 11. Tyler Courtney, 12. Donny Schatz, 13. Chase Randall, 14. Danny Dietrich, 15. Skylar Gee, 16. Brock Zearfoss, 17. TJ Stutts, 18. Buddy Kofoid, 19. Kasey Kahne, 20. Brian Brown, 21. Chad Trout, 22. Landon Crawley, 23. Lucas Wolfe, 24. Troy WagamanJr., 25. Gio Scelzi, 26. Daryn Pittman, 27. Chase Dietz, 28. Freddie Rahmer.

410 Sprint National Open Preliminary, 25 laps: 1. Michael Kofoid 2. Daryn Pittman 3. Chase Dietz 4. Brent Marks 5. Donny Schatz 6. Anthony Macri 7. James McFadden 8. David Gravel 9. Brock Zearfoss 10. Justin Peck 11. Justin Whittall 12. Carson Macedo13. Kasey Kahne 14. Sheldon Haudenschild 15.-Logan Schuchart 16. -Danny Sams III 17. Chase Randall 18. Lucas Wolfe 19. Cory Eliason 20. Jacob Allen 21. Conner Morrell 22. TJ Stutts 23. Freddie Rahmer 24. Troy Wagaman Jr 25. Giovanni Scelzi 26. Brad Sweet 27.-Brandon Spithaler 28. Brian Brown

Friday National Open Preliminary Postponed By Fog At Williams Grove

Remaining Friday Program To Be Run Saturday Before 62nd Annual National Open

Saturday Afternoon & Evening National Open Doubleheader Is Set

10/4/24

Mechanicsburg – With thick fog blanketing Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night causing visibility issues for the drivers, World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars Series and Williams Grove track officials were forced to postpone the remainder of Friday’s Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit Preliminary with competitor safety in mind.

Fog began enveloping the speedway prior to the start of heat races, which were won by Daryn Pittman, Kasey Kahne, Brent Marks and David Gravel.

Two non-qualifier mains for the 58-car field were also completed early in the night, taken by Troy Wagaman Jr. and Tyler Courtney.

Austin Bishop won the C Main.

And Brent Marks set overall quick time with a lap of 16.499 seconds.

But by the time the dash cars made it to the speedway following the C Main, the fog had become too dense to proceed any further with the racing program and the decision was made to set up a National Open Doubleheader on Saturday.

Thus the remainder of the event will be completed on Saturday, Oct. 5 prior to the $75,000-to-win/$2,500-to-start National Open finale.

Saturday pit gates will open at 1:00 p.m. followed by general admission gates at 3:00 p.m. with hot laps for the balance of the Friday program slated for 4:00 p.m.

Following the completion of the Friday program all general admission areas will be cleared before being reopened for Saturday night’s 62nd annual Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit, for which a Saturday ticket will be required.

Reserved and/or general admission tickets for Friday can be used for entry to the remaining portion of Friday’s preliminary event that will be completed on Saturday afternoon.

Friday pit passes can be used for entry to the remainder of Friday’s program but must be swapped for a new band at the pit gate.

Saturday-only ticket holders can purchase general admission or reserved tickets for Friday’s portion of the racing program at the gate if they so desire.

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Williams Grove National Open Preliminary History Continues Friday

2024 event to be run October 4

9/30/24

Mechanicsburg - As much as the Weis Markets National Open Presented By Sage Fruite at Williams Grove Speedway deserves its place in sprint car lore as it celebrates its 62nd running on October 5 with a $75,000 payday, the National Open Preliminary race itself also has a place at the history table.

Although not an annual event, the National Open Preliminary race will hold its head high and celebrate its 37th running on October 4.

The preliminary was first run in 1980 with Keith Kauffman taking the win aboard the Weikert Livestock No. 29.

That preliminary win would be the first of two for Weikert in the race with Doug Wolfgang scoring again a few years later in 1985.

Noted author and television commentator of today, driver Brad Doty of Apple Creek, Ohio was lured East back in 1981 and picked up what would be his first of two career Williams Grove wins in the preliminary before suffering career ending injuries in a racing crash a few years later.

The event has only been lost to weather eight times over the years and on 10 occasions the preliminary winner has swept both National Open races, going on to score the coveted big prize in the Open itself.

Sweeps came in 1982, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2011, 2017 and in 2022 at the respective hands of Lynn Paxton, Wolfgang, Stevie Smith, Steve Kinser, Mark Kinser, Lance Dewease, Sammy Swindell, Jason Myers, David Gravel and Lance Dewease.

And that sweep by Paxton in 1982 was surrounded by considerable controversy stemming from the preliminary race.

The Williams Grove record books actually show a tie for the preliminary win between both Paxton and Ohio’s Dave Blaney on September 17.

A young Blaney was leading, headed for his first career Grove win on that night when he ran into mechanical problems as he raced off of the fourth turn toward the checkers.

Veteran Paxton was trailing and gaining fast as Blaney tried to limp home and the scorers documented his No. 10 as crossing the finish line first.

However unrest abounded regarding that decision and a picture of the finish taken at the line produced the next day clearly showed Paxton crossing very close but definitely first.

Thus both drivers were paid for and credited with a victory and Paxton could go on to score the weekend sweep with Grove career wins 38 and 39.

No driver has been able to put up big numbers in the preliminary race over the years unlike within its big brother National Open wherein World of Outlaws driver Donny Schatz is going for an amazing seventh event title in this year’s race.

Rather, in the preliminary no driver holds more than a trio of wins with Kauffman, Steve Kinser, Gravel and Dewease all holding that distinction.

Before the World of Outlaws began sanctioning the preliminary in 1989, the race was contested once as an All Stars Circuit of Champions contest with Maynard Yingst the winner in 1986.

Today and for many years now the National Open Preliminary at Williams Grove is run as a separate and stand-alone show aside from the Open itself.

However for a number of years as an outlaws race, the top four finishers in the preliminary race were automatically locked into the next night’s National Open.

This was standard procedure under World of Outlaws sanctioning rules for two-day shows for many seasons.

In the 2006 running of the event, Washington state driver Jason Solwold made speedway and outlaws history with a preliminary night win.

Up to that point in outlaws history at the track, every sanctioned race ever run had been scored by either a series regular or a clear member of the home team PA Posse.

Solwold’s drive to victory made him the first true independent driver to ever win a Williams Grove outlaws feature main.

Another piece of history from the National Open preliminary comes from 2018 when the “Fresno Phenom,” Giovanni Scelzi crossed the country for an upset win on September 28.

Scelzi’s victory etched his name in the record books as the youngest driver ever to win a sprint car race at the historic venue at the ripe old age of 16.

In 2021, NASCAR star Kyle Larson stopped at Williams Grove and copped the preliminary before going on to claim the season title on NASCAR’s top circuit.

The 2022 version of the race, won by Dewease, ended up being the shortest in history at 10 laps after the race was called official by outlaws gurus thanks to persistent, intermittent light rain.

In 2023 the preliminary main was postponed by drizzle that hit as the feature was circling the track during parade laps. This set up double Open features a night later as the make-up was completed following the National Open itself with Brad Sweet scoring his second outlaws win of the year at Williams Grove in the preliminary.

The 37th running of the 25-lap National Open Preliminary gets underway at 7:30 on October 4.

The winner will receive $12,000.

Admission prices for Friday’s program are $40 for adults and $20 for youth.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.
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Fireworks will be part of the program.

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62nd Annual Williams Grove Weis Markets National Open Presented By Sage Fruit Is This Week

Saturday Champion Nets $75,000

9/29/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will celebrate the 62nd running of the annual Weis Markets National Open Presented By Sage Fruit for World of Outlaws sprint cars coming up this Friday and Saturday, October 4 and 5 at 7:30 pm each night

The National Open weekend will wrap up the 2024 racing season at Williams Grove Speedway with Saturday night’s 40-lap main event paying $75,000 to win.

Friday’s 25-lap National Open Preliminary will pay $12,000 to the winner.

Saturday’s event will culminate with the crowning of the 2024 Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car track champion.

The prestigious Williams Grove Speedway Weis Markets National Open Presented By Sage Fruit has long been revered as the biggest sprint car show in the East and is one of the big three across the nation, measuring up only with the Knoxville Nationals and Kings Royal.

Anyone who is anyone in sprint car racing in the United States will be at Williams Grove this week for the two-day contest.

Drivers from across all sanctions and regions will compete to be National Open Champion.

The Williams Grove contingent will be led by Anthony Macri of Dillsburg, the winningest drivers this season at the oval with four triumphs to his credit and 15 overall on the year.

The 2016 Open champion, Danny Dietrich should also be in the mix along with Freddie Rahmer and Troy Wagaman Jr.

Top gun with the outlaws will be series point leader David Gravel, who scored the Summer Nationals at Williams Grove back in July and who also has two National Open titles under his belt.

One-time Open winner Carson Macedo, currently second in outlaws points, will also be on top of his game for the Open, having taken six of the last 13 outlaws series shows contested.

Buddy Kofoid on the other hand, now fourth in outlaws points, has taken four of the last seven shows and he too could be a factor in a quest for his first-ever Open title.

Other invaders that could make their mark during the weekend if they opt to compete include Brad Sweet, Rico Abreu, Tyler Courtney and Brent Marks.

Last year, Brent Marks scored the second Open title of his career in the Saturday finale, worth $75,000 but only after losing the early lead to both Justin Peck and Daryn Pittman before reclaiming the point to run to the win.

Brad Sweet won the opening night feature that was held over to Saturday night due to drizzle.

Adult general admission for October 4 is set at $40 with youth ages 13 - 20 priced at $20. Adult admission for October 5 is $50 with youth priced at $20.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Fireworks will be part of the program each night.

The 40-lap Open finale carries a raindate of October 6.

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Williams Grove Cancels September 27

9/26/24

Mechanicsburg – Due to saturated grounds and the expectation of more rainy and unsettled weather throughout the next 24 hours, the September 27 racing program at Williams Grove Speedway has been cancelled.

The decision was made early to allow fans and drivers the opportunity to make alternate plans.

The next program on the scheduled will be the 62nd annual Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit, slated for Friday and Saturday, October 4 and 5.

The two-day event is sanctioned by the World of Outlaws sprint cars and will close the 2024 racing season at Williams Grove Speedway.

Saturday’s 62nd annual Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit will pay $75,000 for the 40-lap victory.

Action both nights, including fireworks, gets underway at 7:30 pm.

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62nd Annual Williams Grove National Open Is Two Weeks Away Weis Markets Sage Fruit Event Boasts Pumped Up Purses

9/22/24

Mechanicsburg – The next edition of the biggest sprint car race in the East comes to Williams Grove Speedway in two weeks when the 62nd annual Weis Markets National Open presented by Safe Fruit is slated for Friday and Saturday, October 4 and 5.

Sanctioned by the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars Series, the two-day affair will find all eyes focused on the Mechanicsburg oval and marked increases in the two-day purses.

Slated for October 4, the Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit Preliminary will feature a 25-lap main paying $12,000 to the winner on Friday night with $1,200 on the table just to make the show out of a total purse worth $60,500.

Then on Saturday, October 5, the 2024 40-lap Champion Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit will continue the tradition of posting the biggest winner’s share in the history of the oval at $75,000 to take the win.

Saturday’s full purse is worth nearly $192,000 in total including a cool $2,500 just to start.

Second place on Saturday will be worth $30,000 with third paying $15,000, fourth set at $10,000 and fifth coming in at $7,500.

The first non-transfers from the B Main in both nights of Open action will leave the track with $800 for their efforts.

The Weis Markets National Open presented by Safe Fruit will see the 2024 Williams Grove Speedway Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car series champion crowned at the conclusion of Saturday’s main event.

Brent Marks is the defending champion of the prestigious Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit.

Brad Sweet won the opening night race in 2023.

Adult general admission for October 4 is set at $40 with youth ages 13 - 20 priced at $20. Adult admission for October 5 is $50 with youth priced at $20.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Both nights of action are slated to get underway at 7:30 pm.

Fireworks will be part of the program each night.

The 40-lap Open finale carries a raindate of October 6.

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National Open Tune Up Is Friday At Williams Grove Hoosier Diamond Series And 358 Sprints Will Crown Champions

9/22/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will host the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars as they tune up for the upcoming Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit when VP Fuels presents the World of Outlaws Tune Up Race as part of the Hoosier Diamond Series on Friday night, September 27.

The HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints will also be in action, capping off their 2024 season at Williams Grove Speedway.

Friday’s races will find the 410 sprints vying for $6,000 to win in the outlaws tune up race with the outlaws format used throughout the night to include time trials and a dash.

Fast Tees screen printing of Thompsontown will be paying $300 to the Fast Tees Fast Qualifier in time trials.

Action gets underway at 7:30 pm.

The 410 portion of the program will serve to crown the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series champion while 358 action will find the limited sprint car champion named at the conclusion of a 20-lap main event.

Danny Dietrich currently leads the Hoosier Diamond Series point standings while Doug Hammaker sits atop the 358 sprint standings, looking for his third division crown.

Adult general admission for September 27 is $20 with students ages 13-20 admitted for $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always free at Williams Grove Speedway.

The oval will host the season finale, star-studded World of Outlaws Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit on Friday, October 4 and Saturday, October 5.

Saturday’s 62nd annual, 40-lap Weis Markets National Open presented by Sage Fruit main event will pay $75,000 to the winner and carries a raindate of October 6.

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Justin Whittall Tops Williams Grove Sprints, Cole Young Gets First 358 Win

9/20/24

Mechanicsburg – Justin Whittall muscled the lead away from TJ Stutts to win Friday’s Kevin Gobrecht Classic Qualifier for 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night.

The second win of his career at the oval, the victory was worth $6,000 for the Garden State driver.

In the 358 sprint main, Spring Grove’s Cole Young took his first career win in the division, leading all 20 laps.

Stutts started on the pole of the 25-lap 410 sprint feature and led over third starter Whittall from the beginning.

On clear track, Whittall kept Stutts in sight but once the leaders began lapping cars, Whittall was able to close the gap and by lap 13 he was letting Stutts know he was in contention.

Whittall chased Stutts down the backchute on lap 15 before plastering him deep in the third corner to get the lead but Stutts fought back as the pair completed the circuit and raced to his outside into the first turn.

The pair raced side by side out of the second turn and down the backchute before Stutts crossed over to surge back into control in the third corner but just as he was making his move the No. 18J of JT Ferry got backwards in the middle of the corners on the high side and turned over.

Both drivers narrowly escaped contact with Ferry’s mount and the red placed Whittall back at the helm.

And it was a spot he would not relinquish as he pulled away nicely when green reappeared and indeed began stretching out a lead of over a straightaway.

His final margin of victory was 3.657 seconds over Stutts.

Kyle Reinhardt rode home third followed by Freddie Rahmer and PA Dyno Hard Charger Danny Dietrich.

Sixth through 10th went to Troy Wagaman Jr., Dylan Norris, Lucas Wolfe, Kody Hartlaub and Devon Borden.

Heats went to Wagaman, Lance Dewease and Wolfe.

Stutts set fast time with a lap of 16.758 seconds.

With the win, Whittall is now a guaranteed starter in Saturday’s Kevin Gobrecht Classic at Baps Motor Speedway.

Second generation driver Cole Young would lead all 20 laps of the 358 sprint main from the pole but he was chased by both Preston Lattomus and Dylan Norris for the win.

The race was marred by a nasty crash on the second lap involving Chad Criswell, Nat Tuckey and Cole Knopp that saw Criswell snap-roll violently.

There were no injuries.

Norris started fifth in the field and drove by Chris Frank for second on the third lap before chasing down the leader to be racing in his shadow.

However he couldn’t quite gain the upper hand on Young and was soon instead racing to stay ahead of sixth starter Lattomus who took second away with eight laps to go.

A final caution flag with five laps to go bunched the field and the restart saw Young pull out to a comfortable lead while Norris went to work reclaiming second.

Young took the win by 1.304 seconds over Norris, Lattomus, Frank and 21st starter Logan Rumsey.

Sixth through 10th went to Doug Hammaker, Derek Locke, Matt Findley, Andy Best and Cody Fletcher.

Heats went to Young, Frank and Wyatt Hinkle with Tuckey taking the consolation race.

Young is the son of former sprint car driver Niki Young who himself owns a pair of 410 sprint car wins at Williams Grove Speedway.

Feature Finishes:

9/20/23

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Justin Whittall, 2. TJ Stutts, 3. Kyle Reinhardt, 4. Freddie Rahmer, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. Troy Wagaman Jr., 7. Dylan Norris, 8. Lucas Wolfe, 9. Kody Hartlaub, 10. Devon Borden, 11. Mike Wagner, 12. Lance Dewease, 13. Kyle Moody, 14. Aaron Bollinger, 15. Cameron Smith, 16. Steve Buckwalter, 17. Kyle Spence, 18. Ricky Peterson Jr., 19. Derek Hauck, 20. Rick Lafferty, 21. Ricky Dieva, 22. Chad Trout, 23. JT Ferry, 24. Mike Walter II.,

DNQ: Bryn Gohn

358 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Cole Young, 2. Dylan Norris, 3. Preston Lattomus, 4. Chris Frank, 5. Logan Rumsey, 6. Doug Hammaker, 7. Derek Locke, 8. Matt Findley, 9. Andy Best, 10. Cody Fletcher, 11. Seth Schnoke, 12. Scott Fisher, 13. Frankie Herr, 14. Justin Foster, 15. Brayden Mickley, 16. Joe Timmins, 17. Wyatt Hinkle, 18. Andrew Hake, 19. Hank Donovan Jr, 20. Zach Newlin, 21. Cole Knopp, 22. Chad Criswell, 23. Nat Tuckey, 24. Chase Gutshall

DNQ: Ton Senseney Jr., Anthony Foscone Jr., Steve Downs, Nick Yinger, Samuel Miller, Dwight Leppo

Gobrecht Classic Qualifier Is Friday At Williams Grove
358 sprints join 410 sprints for mid-September special

9/15/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will team with Baps Motor Speedway to present the Kevin Gobrecht Classic Qualifier for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars coming up this Friday night, September 20, at 7:30 pm.

The winner of the qualifier will be an automatic starter for the Kevin Gobrecht Classic taking place the following night at Baps, paying $10,000 to win.

The Williams Grove winner will receive $6,000 for his victory but he will also be eligible for a $2,500 bonus should he go on to win the Baps event on Saturday.

The Gobrecht Qualifier and Classic itself honors the 25-year anniversary of the untimely passing of New Oxford’s Gobrecht, who lost his life in a World of Outlaws sprint car racing accident in Nebraska in 1999 at the age of 30.

Gobrecht owns eight sprint car wins on the Williams Grove all-time 410 sprint car win list.

Also on Friday's racing card at Williams Grove will be another event for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint cars.

The race will be just one of two contests left for the division at the track before crowing the 2024 track champion.

The Gobrecht Classic Qualifier will be another race in the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series at Williams Grove.

The fast qualifier for the qualifier will earn the $300 Fast Tees Fast Time Award in memory of late track champion Jimmy Nace.

Adult general admission for the September 20 racing program is set at $20 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

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Dietrich Wires For Williams Grove Kimmel Win, Norris Comes From 13th To Win Dirty Deeds 25

9/13/24

Mechanicsburg – Danny Dietrich wired the field to win the Billy Kimmel Memorial for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night.

Dietrich’s third win of the season at the track was worth $6,000 and it extended his point lead in the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series at the oval.

In the Dirty Deeds 25 for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints, Hanover’s Dylan Norris took the win after getting by Justin Foster mid-race for the $3,000 paycheck.

Dietrich and defending Kimmel winner Troy Wagaman Jr. started on the front row of the 25-lap Kimmel Memorial and Dietrich jetted into command at the start of what would be a non-stop event.

The Gettysburg pilot entered the rear of the field, chased by Wagaman, on lap eight and at first was able to handle the traffic but for several laps during the mid-stages he struggled with a pair of cars racing for position.

However Wagaman too was struggling with his own lapped car, which kept Dietrich’s lead secure.

After finally able to work through the traffic, Dietrich stretched out his lead to 2.288 seconds by the finish.

The victory was the 32nd overall of Dietrich’s career at Williams Grove, tying him with Steve Smith Sr. on the all-time win list at the oval.

Wagaman was second followed by Chase Dietz, TJ Stutts and Tyler Ross.

Sixth through 10th went to Freddie Rahmer, Cameron Smith, Justin Whittall, Lucas Wolfe and Aaron Bollinger.

Heats went to Wagaman, Dietrich and Smith with Jordan Givler taking the consolation race.

Chase Dietz set quick time with a lap of 16.897 seconds.

Devin Borden was the PA Dyno Hard Charger.

Polesitter Chad Criswell took the lead at the start of the Dirty Deeds 25 for the 358 sprints but was slowed on just the second tour when the first caution flag of the race appeared.

Third starter Justin Foster moved into second on the fifth lap just before another yellow flag bunched the field.

Foster chased Criswell for the next few laps before driving to his outside on the seventh tour to net control.

Meanwhile, after starting 13th in the field, Dylan Norris was moving to the front and got into second with 12 laps to go.

And then a final caution flag with 10 laps to go closed the gaps and gave Norris his shot at the lead.

When green replaced the yellow, Norris blasted his No. 6 underneath Foster in the first corner to power into control and drive away to his second win of the year at the track in the division.

He took the win by 3.228 seconds over Criswell.

Doug Hammaker was third with 19th starter Derek Locke finishing fourth.

Foster faded to finish fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Kyle Spence, Chris Frank, Andy Best, Preston Lattomus and Scott Fisher.

Heats were won by Criswell, Steve Downs and Foster with Locke claiming the last chance race.

Locke was the Dirty Deeds and PA Dyno Hard Charger.

Seth Schnoke was the Dirty Deeds Hard Luck driver.

Feature Finishes:

9/13/23

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Troy Wagaman Jr., 3. Chase Dietz, 4. TJ Stutts, 5. Tyler Ross, 6. Freddie Rahmer, 7. Cameron Smith, 8. Justin Whittall, 9. Lucas Wolfe, 10. Aaron Bollinger, 11. Devon Borden, 12. Dylan Norris, 13. Kyle Moody, 14. Kody Hartlaub, 15. Chad Trout, 16. Ricky Peterson Jr., 17. Mike Thompson, 18. Jordan Givler, 19. Nash Ely, 20. JJ Loss, 21. Steve Buckwalter, 22. Austin Bishop, 23. Bryn Gohn, 24. Mike Walter, II.

DNQ: Jeremy Weaver, JT Ferry, Matt Miller

358 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Dylan Norris, 2. Chad Criswell, 3. Doug Hammaker, 4. Derek Locke, 5. Justin Foster, 6. Kyle Spence, 7. Chris Frank, 8. Andy Best, 9. Preston Lattomus, 10. Scott Fisher, 11. Cody Fletcher, 12. Steven Downs, 13. Chase Gutshall, 14. Cole Knopp, 15. Nat Tuckey, 16. Matt Findley, 17. Frankie Herr, 18. Joe Timmins, 19. Samuel Miller, 20. Jake Galloway, 21. Zach Newlin, 22. Wyatt Hinkle, 23. Logan Rumsey, 24. Dwight Leppo

DNQ: Cole Young, Steve Owings, Andrew Hake, Anthony Foscone Jr., Brayden Mickley, Seth Schnoke

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Kimmel Memorial And Big Dirty Deeds 25 At Williams Grove Friday Dirty Deeds 25 Gets $7,000 Increase, Pays 3K To Win Out Of 19K Total Purse

9/8/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway returns to action this Friday, September 13 with the Highway Equipment and Supply Co. Billy Kimmel Memorial for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and a Dirty Deeds 25 for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint cars.

Action gets underway at 7:30 pm.

The Kimmel Memorial will be part of the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series at Williams Grove, worth $6,000 to win for the 410 sprint car drivers.

Fast time in time trials will receive the $300 Fast Tees Fast Time Award.

The 25-lap Kimmel Memorial is scheduled each year in honor of the fallen sprint car driver from Mechanicsburg.

At the age of 27, Kimmel was fatally injured in a sprint car racing accident at Williams Grove Speedway in 2007.

Troy Wagaman Jr. is the defending Kimmel Memorial winner.

Bill Devine of Dirty Deeds Repair and Fabrication and Williams Grove Speedway have combined to make this week’s Dirty Deeds 25 even bigger than before for the 358 sprint cars.

The special event will now pay $3,000 to the winner out of a total purse now worth $19,000, accounting for a more than $7,000 total increase for the race this Friday.

Added sponsorships from Ephrata Recycling and Bear Town Recycling have also helped to grow the event.

Hard Charger and Hard Luck Awards will be handed out after the main event, worth $250 each, courtesy of Bill Devine and Dirty Deeds.

Bill Devine and Dirty Deeds Repair and Fabrication LLC., of Honey Brook is the title sponsor of the Dirty Deeds 25.

Founded in 1944, Kimmel Memorial sponsor Highway Equipment and Supply Co. has locations in Harrisburg, Drums, Lock Haven and Brownstown.

Offering sales, service, parts and rentals, Highway Equipment and Supply Co. offers brush chippers, mowers, compact equipment, pavers and more.

Find the firm on the web at www.hwyequip.com.

Adult general admission for the September 13 racing program is set at $20 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and follow the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

Abreu Scores First Career Port Royal Speedway Win in Tuscarora 50 Finale

Article Credit: Brad Strawser

Port Royal, PA -- September 7, 2024 -- Over the past 5 years, it seemed that a win at Port Royal Speedway, especially during the famed Tuscarora 50, would never come Rico Abreu's way, but on Saturday night, Abreu was able to take that burden off his shoulders with a win worth $58,500.

The opening lap of the race saw Lance Dewease and TJ Stutts side by side on the front row with Dewease leading the way before Corey Day would end up upside-down between turns 3 and 4.

Day would get into the wall in turn 3 and would go flipping through the air, ripping the wing off the top of the car, and piercing the fuel cell leaving fuel down across the track.

A complete restart would follow with Stutts and Dewease again on the front row and the Shearer number 12 would lead the opening lap with Abreu in the 2nd spot and Freddie Rahmer rounding out the top 3.

Over the next 13 laps, Abreu would follow Dewease closely around the Speed Palace, just biding his time before deciding to make a pass, while Stutts would get around Rahmer to get back into the podium.

With 36 laps remaining in the race, Abreu would work around the outside of Dewease in turns 3 and 4 to take the race lead and would continue to lead until the scheduled break at the halfway point of the race with 25 laps remaining.

Crews would go to work on the race cars, and the general consensus amongst the teams was that tire wear would be the name of the game to win the famed Port Royal Speedway race.

It proved to be just that over the next 25 laps as Abreu would lead the entire 2nd half of the event, managing his tires well, and picking up his first win at Port Royal Speedway during the historic Tuscarora 50.

The race paid $58,500 to Abreu as he was the Durst Dice Roll driver of the night after the fan of the night rolled a 3 in victory lane before the A-main event.

"I knew it was a little aggressive on tires," explained Aberu in victory lane describing the race. "I was just really trying to be disciplined with lapped traffic and my foot on the throttle pedal and just not overdriving the entry of the corners and letting that tire slip at all."

Stutts and Macri would round out the top 3 in the A-main event.

Dominick Melair would lead all 15 laps as a part of the Non-qualifiers race and locked himself into the 2025 58th Annual Tuscarora 50.

The 2024 season has come to a close with the conclusion of the Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway. The speedway team thanks all the fans for their continued support throughout the 2024 season, and look forward to putting on a great season in 2025.

For more information about Port Royal Speedway and the upcoming 2025 season, stay tuned to social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway. Also check out our website at portroyalspeedway.com

Full Results:

A Feature 50 Laps | 00:38:31.281 | Kubota

24-Rico Abreu[3]; 2. 11-TJ Stutts[2]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri[10]; 4. 69K-Logan Wagner[6]; 5. 67-Justin Whittall[8]; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer[4]; 7. 9P-Parker Price Miller[15]; 8. 13-Justin Peck[14]; 9. 1Z-Chase Dietz[5]; 10. 87-Aaron Reutzel[20]; 11. 5C-Dylan Cisney[12]; 12. 55W-Mike Wagner[13]; 13. 49-Brad Sweet[19]; 14. 77-Michael Walter[26]; 15. 19-Brent Marks[27]; 16. 83-James McFadden[25]; 17. 8-Cory Eliason[22]; 18. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[21]; 19. 48-Danny Dietrich[18]; 20. 12H-Blane Heimbach[17]; 21. 26-Zeb Wise[16]; 22. 12-Lance Dewease[1]; 23. 88-Sye Lynch[9]; 24. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[7]; 25. 21-Brian Brown[23]; 26. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[24]; 27. 1A-Jacob Allen[28]; 28. 14-Corey Day[11]

Reutzel Picks Up First National Series Win Since 2021, Lee Wins Renninger Memorial, Mike Wagner and Dylan Yoder Win Championships

Article Credit: Brad Strawser

Port Royal, PA -- July 30th, 2021 was the last time that Aaron Reutzel was able to pick up a win against a national touring series, and he was able to put that drought to an end on Friday night's Night Before the 50 at Port Royal Speedway against Kubota High Limit Racing.

2023's winner of the Tuscarora 50 Brian Brown and 2022's winner Anthony Macri would make up the front row for the 25-lap A-main event.

Brown would take the early lead over the first 2 laps, but Reutzel would get by him off of turn 2 and would begin to run away with the lead.

With 11 laps remaining, Logan Wagner was charging through the field and was up into 3rd from his original 6th starting spot. While running the topside of turns 1 and 2, Wagner jumped the cushion and rode on two wheels against the outside wheel. When the 69K returned all four tires to the track, the front end was broken on the 5-time track champions ride and would end his night.

The restart would see Macri go to battle with Justin Whittall for the runner-up while Reutzel would again begin to open up his lead.

2 laps after the restart, Macri would face the same fate as Logan Wagner, except he would go flipping down the back straightaway ending his night.

Reutzel would restart with the lead and 9 laps remaining and would hold on for his first Kubota High Limit Racing win.

"It's been a while since I've won on a big stage," said Reutzel in victory lane. "This place is so much fun. There's no other place like it in the country. I love this place."

Reutzel has locked himself in to Saturday's A-main event that pays $2,000 to start and $57,000 to win.

Justin Whittall and Chase Dietz would round out the top 3.

With Logan Wagner not being able to finish the A-main, Mike Wagner would claim the 2024 track championship making it the 3rd in his career.

In Selinsgrove Ford super late model competition, the Butch Renninger Memorial would take the stage with the winner's share increasing to $8,333 to win courtesy of Fleet Reps.

Kyle Lee would start on the pole and lead all 33 laps on the way to victory lane.

He would face a late challenge as Mason Ziegler, who started in 6th would look to run him down in lapped traffic, but Lee was able to navigate around the slower cars to give himself enough of a gap to pick up his first Renninger Memorial of his career and his 3rd career win at Port Royal Speedway.

Ziegler would finish in 2nd and Hayes Mattern would round out the podium.

Dylan Yoder and Rick Eckert would go into the A-main only separated by 25 points in the points championship.

Just 8 laps in to the 33 lap feature event, the 0 of Rick Eckert would break down on the back straightaway and would be unable to finish the event which would allow Dylan Yoder to claim his 3rd track championship in just 6 years.

Port Royal Speedway and Kubota High Limit Racing will be back in competition on Saturday for the 57th Annual Tuscarora 50 presented by Packer's Concessions and Ramsey's Car Wash.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on X/Twitter.

Full Results:

A Feature 25 Laps | 00:15:39.181 | Kubota

87-Aaron Reutzel[4]; 2. 67-Justin Whittall[3]; 3. 1Z-Chase Dietz[11]; 4. 49-Brad Sweet[10]; 5. 21-Brian Brown[1]; 6. 5-Spencer Bayston[9]; 7. 8-Cory Eliason[7]; 8. 83-James McFadden[13]; 9. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[8]; 10. 14-Corey Day[21]; 11. 13-Justin Peck[16]; 12. 1A-Jacob Allen[12]; 13. 12-Lance Dewease[22]; 14. 24-Rico Abreu[17]; 15. 26-Zeb Wise[15]; 16. 9P-Parker Price Miller[18]; 17. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[25]; 18. 88-Sye Lynch[5]; 19. 19-Brent Marks[20]; 20. 2KS-Hunter Schuerenberg[23]; 21. 55-Chris Windom[29]; 22. 55W-Mike Wagner[26]; 23. 99-Skylar Gee[19]; 24. 35-Austin Bishop[28]; 25. 9-Kasey Kahne[27]; 26. 39M-Anthony Macri[2]; 27. 48-Danny Dietrich[24]; 28. 51-Freddie Rahmer[14]; 29. 69K-Logan Wagner[6]

B Feature 12 Laps | 00:03:39.045 | FK Rod Ends

14-Corey Day[4]; 2. 12-Lance Dewease[3]; 3. 2KS-Hunter Schuerenberg[2]; 4. 48-Danny Dietrich[8]; 5. 1-Brenham Crouch[7]; 6. 6-Ryan Smith[1]; 7. 27H-Ryan Timms[6]; 8. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[10]; 9. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[15]; 10. 55W-Mike Wagner[5]; 11. 27S-Robbie Kendall[9]; 12. 55-Chris Windom[16]; 13. 9-Kasey Kahne[11]; 14. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[13]; 15. 11-TJ Stutts[14]; 16. 2-Lynton Jeffrey[20]; 17. 35-Austin Bishop[17]; 18. 99A-Devin Adams[18]; 19. 91-Kyle Reinhardt[12]; 20. 47K-Kody Lehman[19]

LM A Feature 33 Laps | 00:15:21.098

100-Kyle Lee[1]; 2. 25-Mason Zeigler[6]; 3. 9-Hayes Mattern[3]; 4. 2J-Justin Weaver[2]; 5. D19-Dillan Stake[9]; 6. 24-Dylan Yoder[4]; 7. 7S-Ross Robinson[11]; 8. 91-Coleby Frye[15]; 9. 32J-Shaun Jones[12]; 10. 92-Jeff Rine[14]; 11. 11H-Devin Hart[8]; 12. 1-Gene Knaub[19]; 13. 58-Drake Troutman[17]; 14. 57-Jeff Miller[20]; 15. 0Y-Andrew Yoder[25]; 16. 4-Gary Stuhler[16]; 17. 119-Bryan Bernheisel[10]; 18. 11-Jason Schmidt[22]; 19. 1W-Mike Walls[13]; 20. 3-Tim Wilson[18]; 21. 8-Matt Sponaugle[21]; 22. 4S-Danny Snyder[23]; 23. C33-Chris Casner[24]; 24. 20-Trever Feathers[7]; 25. 0-Rick Eckert[5]

Brad Sweet Puts Money Where His Mouth Is, Wins Night 1 of Tuscarora 50 Week; Drew Young Picks up Career 2nd Port Royal 305 Win

Article Credit: Brad Strawser

Port Royal, PA -- September 5, 2024 -- Leading into the night, social media was a stir as a quote from Brad Sweet circulated. "It's really fun to go into Pennsylvania...take their money and talk a little smack," said Sweet in an interview with FloRacing. He backed up that statement on Thursday night by picking up the win and securing himself a starting spot in Saturday's 57th Annual Tuscarora 50.

Sweet rolled off the A-main in the 5th starting spot while Anthony Macri and Rico Abreu would be the pair on the front row.

Aberu and Macri would trade sliders over the opening 2 laps, but Macri would bang the boards a bit too hard off of turn 2 giving Aberu a bit of a gap to lead the next handful of laps.

Macri would battle with Sweet with 16 laps remaining for the runner-up position, but Sweet would pull off the pass in turn 1, take the slider line away in turn 3, and set his sights on Rico Abreu for the lead.

Rico would continue to lead into the waning laps of the race and in lapped traffic, "The Big Cat" of Brad Sweet would begin to close the gap and look to make his move.

With 8 laps remaining, Sweet would slide in front of Aberu for the lead and attempt to run away and hide in the slower traffic.

With 2 laps to go and slower traffic in front of Sweet, Aberu was able to close the gap to just under 5-tenths of a second, but wasn't able to fully reel him in, and Brad Sweet would claim his first victory at Port Royal Speedway since 2015 and his first win with Kubota High Limit Racing since May 16th.

The win was also worth an extra $5,000 with it being split with the Durst Dice Roll fan of the night Brock Fisher from Huntingdon, PA. Brad Sweet was selected as the Durst Dice Roll driver before the A-main when Fisher rolled the dice in victory lane to show a 5, meaning that Brad Sweet coming from the 5th starting spot would give $5,000 to be split between the driver and the fan.

Rico Abreu and Anthony Macri would round out the podium on the night.

In Penns Valley Meat Market 305 sprint car competition, Drew Young would utilize a late race restart to get by Ken Duke Jr. and pick up his 2nd career win at Port Royal Speedway.

Ken Duke Jr. would lead the opening lap of the 20-lap A-main event. He would have comfortable leads throughout the feature event, having a lead as large as 3-plus seconds during green flag racing.

A restart with 6 laps remaining would put Young on the tail tank of Duke Jr. and Young did not let the leader out of his sights.

Young would follow Duke for the first two laps coming out of the caution and would look to make his move with 5 laps remaining on the bottom side of turn 1.

He would slide in front of Duke Jr. and the two would battle side-by-side until there were just 2 laps remaining. When the crossed flags were shown by the flagman, Drew Young began to grow his lead and would hold on to win the final 305 sprint car race of the 2024 season at Port Royal Speedway.

Ken Duke Jr. and Logan Spahr would round out the top 3.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in action on Friday night for The Night Before the 50 with Kubota High Limit Racing and the Selinsgrove Ford super late models as they race their portion of the Butch Renninger Memorial race paying $8,333 to win as the whole night is presented by Fleet Reps.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on X/Twitter.

Full Results:

410 Sprints - Winged 51 Entries

A Feature 25 Laps | 00:11:17.837 | Kubota

49-Brad Sweet[5]; 2. 24-Rico Abreu[2]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri[1]; 4. 69K-Logan Wagner[8]; 5. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[3]; 6. 13-Justin Peck[6]; 7. 9P-Parker Price Miller[12]; 8. 88-Sye Lynch[10]; 9. 21-Brian Brown[4]; 10. 67-Justin Whittall[15]; 11. 5-Spencer Bayston[9]; 12. 19-Brent Marks[25]; 13. 12H-Blane Heimbach[16]; 14. 14-Corey Day[14]; 15. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[11]; 16. 48-Danny Dietrich[21]; 17. 1Z-Chase Dietz[18]; 18. 9-Kasey Kahne[13]; 19. 55W-Mike Wagner[24]; 20. 39-Kody Hartlaub[17]; 21. 87-Aaron Reutzel[23]; 22. 55-Chris Windom[20]; 23. 83-James McFadden[19]; 24. 26-Zeb Wise[27]; 25. 35-Austin Bishop[22]; 26. 23-Devon Borden[28]; 27. 47K-Kody Lehman[26]; 28. 1A-Jacob Allen[7]

B Feature 12 Laps | 00:03:48.492 | FK Rod Ends

48-Danny Dietrich[3]; 2. 35-Austin Bishop[1]; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel[10]; 4. 55W-Mike Wagner[2]; 5. 26-Zeb Wise[12]; 6. 19-Brent Marks[9]; 7. 95-Garrett Bard[5]; 8. 51-Freddie Rahmer[14]; 9. 12-Lance Dewease[18]; 10. 99-Skylar Gee[8]; 11. 91-Kyle Reinhardt[13]; 12. 1-Brenham Crouch[7]; 13. 5C-Dylan Cisney[15]; 14. 11-TJ Stutts[11]; 15. 23-Devon Borden[17]; 16. 22-Jonathan Preston[6]; 17. 6-Ryan Smith[4]; 18. 45-Jeff Halligan[16]

C Feature 10 Laps | 00:03:15.102

23-Devon Borden[1]; 2. 12-Lance Dewease[4]; 3. 47K-Kody Lehman[2]; 4. 99A-Devin Adams[3]; 5. 27H-Ryan Timms[9]; 6. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[6]; 7. 8-Cory Eliason[11]; 8. 55S-Dallas Schott[12]; 9. 10-Jake Waters[10]; 10. 2C-Vince Snyder[13]; 11. 12W-Troy Fraker[7]; 12. 77-Mike Walter II[5]; 13. 27S-Robbie Kendall[8]; 14. 2KS-Hunter Schuerenberg[14]; 15. 35K-Jake Karklin[15]

305 Sprints - Winged 27 Entries

305 A Feature 20 Laps | 00:14:08.550

7-Drew Young[6]; 2. 67-Ken Duke Jr[2]; 3. 5-Logan Spahr[4]; 4. 36-Mike Melair[10]; 5. 31Z-Zach Rhodes[7]; 6. 01-Timmy Bittner[13]; 7. 97-Kenny Heffner[8]; 8. 46-Mike Alleman[3]; 9. 34-Austin Reed[11]; 10. 52-Jeff Weaver[1]; 11. 98-Croix Beasom[9]; 12. 17-Owen Dimm[20]; 13. 19-Kruz Kepner[16]; 14. J9-Jerald Harris[24]; 15. 2-Erin Statler[12]; 16. 12-Roger Irvine[21]; 17. 21-Andrew Boyer[14]; 18. 1M-Paul Moyer[22]; 19. 28R-Jason Roush[25]; 20. 53W-Jimmy White[19]; 21. 7H-Kyle Hart[23]; 22. 5W-Kolby Weaver[26]; 23. 25-Dustin Young[15]; 24. 4W-Kasey Weaver[17]; 25. 88-Fred Arnold[18]; 26. 20-Doug Dodson[5]

3 Days of Kubota High Limit Racing and The 57th Annual Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway

Article Credit: Brad Strawser

Port Royal, PA – September 4, 2024 -- Fans of dirt track racing, prepare for an unforgettable weekend at Port Royal Speedway as we gear up for three days of action from Thursday through Saturday. The weekend looks to showcase some of the best drivers and teams in the country as they battle for massive prizes: the prestigious 57th Annual Tuscarora 50.

Thursday, September September 5th kicks off the excitement courtesy of HVAC Distributors Inc. Kubota High Limit Racing and the Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars will go head-to-head for a $10,000 top prize and a $53,450 total purse spread between the A-main to C-Main. In addition to the 410 sprints, the Penns Valley Meat Market 305 Sprint Cars will join the action, with the top 27 drivers in the point standings fighting for victory. Thursday night’s event promises a spectacular start to the weekend, with intense racing sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

The intensity builds on Friday, September 6th, for The Night Before the 50, presented by Fleet Reps. Once again, the Kubota High Limit Racing series and Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars will compete for another $10,000 prize another $53,450 purse between the A and C mains.

Additionally, the Selinsgrove Ford Super Late Models will join the fray, competing for $8,333 to win thanks to the extra money put up by Fleet Reps for the evening as they compete for the coveted Butch Renninger Memorial title that was rescheduled from August 31st. 2nd place will also pay an extra $500 for the super late models. Friday night will mark the final points race of the season for both the 410 Sprint Cars and the Super Late Models, making it a critical evening for drivers looking to secure their standings.

The weekend culminates in the grand finale on Saturday, September 7th, with the 57th running of the Tuscarora 50 presented by Ramsey's Car Wash and Packers Concessions. The event will see Kubota High Limit Racing and the Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars battle for a $57,000 top prize in what promises to be a race for the ages. But that’s not all – those who don’t make the main event will have one last shot at glory in a Non-Qualifiers Race, paying $3,000 to win, courtesy of Fleet Reps. That brings the overall purse for Saturday's event to a total of $167,175!

To further boost the stakes, Fleet Reps will offer exclusive awards for Port Royal Regulars ranked in the top 16 in the point standings. Any regular who makes it to the A-main on Friday will earn an additional $500, with the highest finisher among them pocketing an extra $500. This adds even more excitement for fans and racers alike as they vie for every position on the track.

With all the racing action going on, fans can always spend time out on the main concourse enjoying the atmosphere of the 170th Juniata County Fair. Offering a variety of food options, rides, and vendors for fans to enjoy, there is something for all ages to partake in during the 3 day race weekend.

Don't miss out on this weekend of racing action at Port Royal Speedway! Secure your tickets now and be part of one of the most exciting dirt track events of the year.

For more information on ticket prices, event schedules, and more, visit our website at portroyalspeedway.com or follow us on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on Twitter.

Thursday Information:

GA Adults - $25
Students (13 - 18) $10
Kids (12 and under) free
Pits - $40

All Gates Open 4:00 PM
Hot Laps At 6:00 PM
Racing Starts 7:00 PM

Friday Information:

GA Adults - $30
Students (13 - 18) - $15
Kids (12 and under) - free
Pits - $40

All Gates Open 4:00 PM
Hot Laps At 6:00 PM
Racing Starts 7:00 PM

Saturday Information:

Scheduled rain date - Sunday, September 8 - times TBD (if needed)

Grandstand reserved seating - $45 - ONLINE SALES ONLY
All of sections A-G, top five rows of sections H-O

General admission - DAY OF RACE SALES ONLY
Bottom 11 rows of sections H-O, entirety of infield
Adults - $40
Students (13 - 18) $20
Kids (12 and under) free
Pits - $50

All Gates Open 3:00 PM
Hot Laps At 5:00 PM
Racing Starts 6:00 PM

Logan Wagner Claims 5th win in 2024

Port Royal, PA - Labor Day racing can always prove tricky on a daylight surface, but Logan Wagner was able to find his way around the Speed Palace for 25 laps to claim his 5th victory of the year and his first Labor Day Classic title.

The town of Port Royal was challenged through the week with over 7 inches of rainfall over a short 4 hour period on Thursday night that caused flash flooding throughout the county. Many local families were affected and the track itself was no exception. Flooding throughout the grounds, and onto the track as well as humid temperatures the following day made it difficult for the Port Royal Speedway team to get the track in top shape.

Once the Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars finally rolled onto the track Monday afternoon, the teams were faced with a tricky surface that they weren't often accustomed to.

Logan Wagner and Danny Dietrich would make up the front row of the 25 lap A-main event with Wagner taking the early advantage.

Dietrich would trail Wagner for the opening 10 laps, with Dietrich closing the gap in lap traffic. With 15 laps remaining however, Dietrich would succumb to a flat right rear tire brining out the caution flag and cutting the tension in the battle for the lead.

Wagner, in clean air, would wire the field the rest of the way to pick up his 5th win at Port Royal in 2024 and pocketed $7,300 courtesy of Foss Jewelers of Lewistown.

In Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Model competition, Trent Brenneman was able to lead from flag to flag to claim his first Butch Renninger Memorial title as well as his first Port Royal Speedway track championship.

"I don't know what the future holds as life seems to get busier outside of racing," said Brenneman in victory lane, "I don't even have the words to describe it."

Justin Williamson would pick up the win in the FWD 4-cylinders A-main.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in action for 3 days as a part of the Tuscarora 50 weekend with Kubota High Limit Racing on Thursday September 5th which will also feature Penns Valley Meat Market 305 sprint cars.

For more information visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on Twitter/X.

Photo Credits: Jeremy Zarfos

Full results:

410 A Feature 25 Laps | 00:12:56.338

69K-Logan Wagner[1]; 2. 1-Chase Dietz[6]; 3. 77-Michael Walter[4]; 4. 5-Dylan Cisney[7]; 5. 45-Jeff Halligan[3]; 6. 67-Justin Whittall[8]; 7. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[13]; 8. 55-Mike Wagner[5]; 9. 23-Devon Borden[21]; 10. 48-Danny Dietrich[2]; 11. 95-Garrett Bard[12]; 12. 55M-Domenic Melair[16]; 13. 11-TJ Stutts[10]; 14. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[15]; 15. 18J-JT Ferry[14]; 16. 6-Ryan Smith[11]; 17. 22E-Nash Ely[19]; 18. 35-Austin Bishop[17]; 19. 33H-Derek Hauck[20]; 20. 17K-Kyle Keen[9]; 21. 77K-Derek Locke[24]; 22. 25-Tyler Bear[18]; 23. 24B-Dustin Baney[22]; 24. 22P-Jonathan Preston[23]

LLM A Feature 25 Laps | 00:09:16.896

33-Trent Brenneman[2]; 2. 28Z-Ryan Zook[1]; 3. 44-Shawn Shoemaker[3]; 4. 70J-DJ Myers[5]; 5. 22-Casey Steinhoff[7]; 6. 22*-Spike Moore[4]; 7. 13-Brad McGinnis[10]; 8. 33K-Devin Hart[12]; 9. D19-Dillan Stake[6]; 10. 11-Jaxton Garman[9]; 11. 23-Lane Snook[8]; 12. 50-Jim Yoder[19]; 13. 21-Jakob Piper[15]; 14. 62-Devin Frey[23]; 15. 21M-Matt Murphy[16]; 16. 27C-Cayden Ranck[17]; 17. 81G-Daniel Garrett[24]; 18. 94-Brandon Bard[20]; 19. 7H-Meade Hahn[21]; 20. 2-Andrew Yoder[13]; 21. 92-Frankie Gordon[14]; 22. 2C-Steve Campbell[11]; 23. 81-Eddie Cornett[22]; 24. (DNS) 37-Wesley Bonebrake

Sunday, September 1, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

MACRI CLAIMS VICTORY IN $20,000-TO-WIN KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL / LABOR DAY DUEL AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY; 358 Feature Postponed to September 14

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, September 7 (6PM) SUPERIOR HOMES NIGHT: Late Models, Legends, Superior Homes Extreme Stocks & Flying Iron Limited Stocks (ARCH NIGHT)

Saturday, September 14 (6PM) RACK DADDIES RUMBLE PRESENTED BY L&M TIRE AND WHEEL: 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints (Summer Series) and Wingless Super Sportsman

Saturday, September 21 PA KARTING NATIONALS

Abbottstown, PA (September 1, 2024) – In an action packed night of racing at Lincoln Speedway, Anthony Macri emerged victorious in the $20,000-to-win Kevin Gobrecht Memorial / Labor Day Duel, navigating intense competition and lapped traffic to take the checkered flag. It was Macri’s fifth win of the season at Lincoln and his second in a row.

Troy Wagaman led the field into turn 1, while Chase Dietz and Kyle Moody battled side-by-side for third, with Dietz quickly moving into the position and then overtaking TJ Stutts for second. Meanwhile, Macri began working on Moody for fourth. An early caution on lap 2 for a spin by Jonathan Preston set up the first restart with Wagaman, Dietz, Stutts, Moody, and Macri in the top five.

Wagaman got a strong jump on the restart, creating some distance between himself and Dietz, while Macri moved past Moody for fourth. Danny Dietrich soon joined the fight, taking fifth on lap 4. Macri, relentless in his pursuit, began challenging Stutts for third as Wagaman and Dietz continued to run the high side, as they closed in on lapped traffic.

On lap 9, lapped traffic came into play as Dietz started closing in on Wagaman. Macri climbed to third, with Stutts holding onto fourth as Dietrich applied pressure. Devon Borden joined the fray, creating a fierce three-car battle for the position. On lap 14, Dietrich pulled a slider to take fourth from Stutts, with Borden following suit a lap later.

As the halfway point approached, Macri closed in on the leaders, making it a three-car battle for the top spot in heavy traffic. On lap 17, Dietz attempted a slider in turns 1 and 2 but Wagaman managed to hold his lead. The action intensified when Dietz completed a second slider on the backstretch to take over the lead, with Macri following closely behind, dropping Wagaman to third.

At the halfway point, with 20 laps to go, all three, Dietz, Macri and Wagaman, remained in contention, with Dietrich and Borden closing in as well. Borden moved past Dietrich for fourth, but the two swapped positions back and forth in a thrilling duel. Macri, working the bottom, steadily reeled in Dietz as they navigated through traffic.

A caution on lap 29 for Freddie Rahmer’s spin in turn 4—which also collected Jordan Givler and Stutts—reset the field, with Macri having just edged past Dietz at the line before the yellow came out. On the restart, Macri led Dietz, Wagaman, Dietrich, and Borden. Dietz tried to make a move low on the restart, but Macri held his ground on the top side.

The fierce battle for fourth between Dietrich and Borden continued, with Borden finally securing the spot. Dietz, meanwhile, worked the bottom in an attempt to close in on Macri, getting a good run in turns 1 and 2, but Macri's high-side momentum proved too strong. With five laps to go, Borden overtook Wagaman for third at the line.

Lapped traffic loomed ahead of Macri with three laps remaining, but he maintained his composure, to secure a $20,000 payday. Dietz finished second, Borden crossed the line third, Wagaman was fourth and Dietrich completed the top five.

A heavy rain shower popped up on the radar forcing the postponement of the 358 sprint car feature to Saturday, September 14.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action on Saturday, September 7 with Superior Homes Night featuring the Late Models, Legends, Superior Homes Extreme Stocks and Flying Iron Limited Stocks. Racing is scheduled for 6PM.

RACE RESULTS

Sunday, September 1, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (40 Laps) – 1. 39M-Anthony Macri; 2. 2D-Chase Dietz; 3. 23B-Devon Borden; 4. 27-Troy Wagaman; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich; 6. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 7. 5R-Tyler Ross; 8. 6-Ryan Smith; 9. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 10. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 11. 55M-Domenic Melair; 12. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 13. 99M-Kyle Moody; 14. 1X-Chad Trout; 15. 11P-TJ Stutts; 16. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 17. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 18. 38S-Brett Strickler (DNF); 19. 75-Cameron Smith (DNF); 20. 90-Jordan Givler (DNF); 21. 23A-Chris Arnold (DNF); 22. X-Matt Campbell (DNF); 23. 38J-Brett Strickler (DNF); 24. 22-Jonathan Preston (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Troy Wagaman (1-19), Chase Dietz (20-28) & Anthony Macri (29-40)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 11P-TJ Stutts; 2. X-Matt Campbell; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 6. 75-Cameron Smith; 7. 38S-Brett Strickler; 8. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 9. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 95-Garrett Bard; 11. 29-Dan Shetler

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 27-Troy Wagaman; 2. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 3. 23B-Devon Borden; 4. 2D-Chase Dietz; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 7. 23A-Chris Arnold; 8. 55M-Domenic Melair; 9. 11-Mike Thompson; 10. 23-Michael Millard

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 99M-Kyle Moody; 2. 5R-Tyler Ross; 3. 6-Ryan Smith; 4. 48-Danny Dietrich; 5. 22-Jonathan Preston; 6. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 7. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 8. 55S-Dallas Schott; 9. 67-JJ Loss; 10. 90-Jordan Givler

410 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 90-Jordan Givler; 2. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 3. 55M-Domenic Melair; 4. 23A-Chris Arnold; 5. 38S-Brett Strickler; 6. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 7. 11-Mike Thompson; 8. 55S-Dallas Schott; 9. 67-JJ Loss; 10. 29-Dan Shetler; 11. 95-Garrett Bard; 12. 23-Michael Millard; 13. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe (DNS)

Time Trial Results:

1. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.532; 2. 2D-Chase Dietz 13.850; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich 13.866; 4. X-Matt Campbell 13.871; 5. 27-Troy Wagaman 13.955; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody 13.964; 7. 11P-TJ Stutts 13.969; 8. 91-Kyle Reinhardt 13.992; 9. 5R-Tyler Ross 14.024; 10. 1X-Chad Trout 14.059; 11. 88-Brandon Rahmer 14.072; 12. 6-Ryan Smith 14.077; 13. 5W-Lucas Wolfe 14.121; 14. 8R-Freddie Rahmer 14.129; 15. 90-Jordan Givler 14.136; 16. 75-Cameron Smith 14.165; 17. 23A-Chris Arnold 14.190; 18. 55S-Dallas Schott 14.205; 19. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe 14.224; 20. 55M-Domenic Melair 14.241; 21. 22-Jonathan Preston 14.271; 22. 95-Garrett Bard 14.298; 23. 23B-Devon Borden 14.236; 24. 39-Kody Hartlaub 14.337; 25. 38J-Jordan Strickler 14.349; 26. 23-Michael Millard 14.358; 27. 5E-Aaron Bollinger 14.401; 28. 38S-Brett Strickler 14.409; 29. 11-Mike Thompson 14.515; 30. 67-JJ Loss 14.634; 31. 29-Dan Shetler 14.716

McConkey Insurance and Benefits 358 Sprints:

358 Sprint Feature (20 Laps) – Make-up scheduled for September 14

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (7 laps) – 1. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 2. 6-Dylan Norris; 3. 1A-Chase Gutshall; 4. 70D-Frankie Herr; 5. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 6. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 7. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr.; 8. 15S-Cole Small (DNF); 9. 19R-Tylar Rutherford (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 19T-Jake Galloway; 2. 28-Matt Findley; 3. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 4. 22B-Nat Tuckey; 5. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 6. 18M-Brayden Mickley; 7. 13-Bo Gordon; 8. 4BC-Brandon Reiblich

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 35-Steve Owings; 2. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 4. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 5. 41-Logan Rumsey; 6. 23F-Justin Foster; 7. 6K-Cole Knopp; 8. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr.; 9. 25S-Tom Senseney Jr.

358 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 98-James Roselli; 2. 29R-Seth Schnoke; 3. 66-Doug Hammaker; 4. 4-Ayden Hare; 5. 00K-Kyle Spence; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 2-Jude Siegel; 8. 45S-Samuel Miller

358 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 2. 21T-Scott Fisher; 3. 18M-Brayden Mickley; 4. 2-Jude Siegel; 5. 23F-Justin Foster; 6. 6K-Cole Knopp; 7. 45S-Sameul Miller; 8. 14-Anthony Foscone; 9. 15S-Cole Small; 10. 25S-Tom Senseney; 11. 13-Bo Gordon (DNF); 12. 4BC-Brandon Reiblich (DNF); 13. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr (DNF); 14. 19R-Tylar Rutherford (DNS)

Final Month Of Action Looms At Williams Grove Speedway

9/1/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will take a week off from racing before kicking off its final month of competition on Friday night, September 13, featuring a trio of Hoosier Diamond Series races to close out the year.

The September 13 racing program will include the Highway Equipment and Supply Billy Kimmel Memorial for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and the make-up Dirty Deeds 25 for the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints.

The annual Kimmel Memorial will be another race in the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series of races.

September 20 will find Williams Grove offering the Diamond Series Kevin Gobrecht Challenge for the 410 sprints along with action for the 358 sprints.

And then the final Diamond Series race of the year comes up on Friday, September 27 when the 410s compete in the VP Race Fuels World of Outlaws Tune-up race as they ready for the October 4 and 5 Weis Markets/Sage Fruit National Open.

The 358 sprints will also see the champion crowned on September 27 with the running of the final race of the season for the division.

The season will come to a spectacular end on October 4 and 5 with the running of the two-day, Weis Markets/Sage Fruit National Open sanctioned by the World of Outlaws.

There will be no racing at the track on September 6.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Williams Grove Falls Victim To Saturation Friday

Make-ups for Eash Tribute Race and Dirty Deeds 25 announced

8/30/24

Mechanicsburg – The Eash Brothers Tribute Race for 410 sprint cars and the Dirty Deeds 25 for 358 sprints slated for Friday night, August 30 at Williams Grove Speedway fell victim to rain and wet track conditions.

An attempt to race was made by the track but the effects of Thursday night rains and a persistent early evening drizzle proved to much to overcome.

After polling drivers regarding track conditions, the decision to cancel was made at approximately 7 pm.

The Eash Brothers Tribute Race for 410 sprint cars, honoring the careers of racing brother Darren and Cris Eash, will be rescheduled for early in the 2025 racing season at Williams Grove.

The Dirty Deeds 25 for the 358 sprint cars will be made-up in two weeks, on Friday night, September 13, replacing the 358 Match Race on the original schedule.

Already paying $2,500 to win out of a purse worth nearly $12,000, more money will be added to the Dirty Deeds 25 purse for the make-up date.

The race includes bonus moneys for Hard Charger and Hard Luck drivers, worth $250 each.

There will be no racing at the track on September 6.

Butch Renninger Memorial Rescheduled Due to Heavy Rain

Article Credit: Brad Strawser

August 30, 2024 -- Port Royal, PA -- The Port Royal Speedway team has made the unfortunate decision to cancel racing activities on Saturday August 31st due to heavy rain received in the borough and the damage that took place throughout the fairground.

The borough of Port Royal received over 8 inches of rain in a 4 hour period on Thursday evening, flooding many areas throughout the fairgrounds. Concessions stands, seating area, the tunnel to the infield, and other buildings throughout the grounds took on water and had the focus of the fair board throughout the day on Friday. The speedway team evaluated the racing surface and determined there would be no way the track could be properly prepared for racing on Saturday.

The scheduled Butch Renninger Memorial for the Selinsgrove Ford Super Late Models will run their portion of the event on Friday September 6th alongside Kubota High Limit Racing on The Night Before the 50.

The Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models will make up their portion of the event during Monday’s Labor Day Classic presented by Foss Jewelers Inc.

The Juniata County Agricultural Society, Juniata County Fair Board, and Port Royal Speedway team are hard at work to repair all the areas throughout the grounds to ensure racing activities continue throughout fair week and look to be back in action on Monday September 2nd for the Labor Day Classic.

For more information about upcoming races at Port Royal Speedway, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media on Facebook at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

21st Annual Butch Renninger Memorial Headlines BIG Holiday Weekend at Port Royal Speedway; Labor Day Classic Paying $7,300 to win on Monday

Port Royal, PA - August 28, 2024: Port Royal Speedway is proud to host the 21st Annual Butch Renninger Memorial Race this Saturday, August 31, 2024. This special event, held in honor of the late Butch Renninger, a beloved local racing legend, promises an evening filled with competitive racing and heartfelt tributes.

The Butch Renninger Memorial is a cornerstone event at Port Royal Speedway, bringing together the racing community to celebrate the life and legacy of one of the most respected figures in the local dirt track's racing history. Renninger, known for his success in late model racing and his contributions to the sport, left an indelible mark on the Port Royal Speedway and its fans.

The highlight of the evening will be the Selinsgrove Ford Super Late Models, as they take center stage competing for $7,333 to win, and battling for a prestigious victory in Renninger’s honor. The Selinsgrove Ford Super Late Models will be joined by the Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models who will race for an increased winner's share of $3,333 and the Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars racing for $5,000 to win and a total $25,000 purse.

Fans can expect a full night of racing, with pit gates opening at 3PM, general admission gates opening at 4PM, motor starts to begin at 6PM and racing at 7PM. The event will also feature special pre-race ceremonies, including tributes to Butch Renninger and his contributions to the sport.

In addition to the racing action, the day also kicks off the 170th Juniata County Fair. Fans can enjoy the rides, the displays, the shows, and of course all the great food vendors the county fair has to offer throughout the concourse.

Tickets for the Butch Renninger Memorial Race will be available at the main ticket office.

Port Royal Speedway will then return to action on Monday September 2nd for the 73rd Annual Labor Day Classic presented by Foss Jewelers Inc. of Lewistown that pays an increased winner's share this year of $7,300 to win.

Known for its rich tradition and history, the Labor Day Classic at Port Royal Speedway is a fan-favorite event that showcases the best talent in dirt track racing on a daylight racing surface.

The race day will feature the Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars racing for that increased winner's share and an overall $27,300 total A-main purse as well the fan favorite Front Wheel Drive 4-Cylinders.

Fans can also be on the lookout for a display from the Eastern Museum of Motor Racing as well as lower ticket prices to get in for the day as Port Royal Speedway shows their appreciation on Fan Appreciation Day.

Grandstand seating will be $15 for the day, infield access will be $10, and students between the ages of 13 to 18 will get in for just $5.

Everyone can prepare to see top tier competition while enjoying the Juniata County Fair, and also to be leaving the track with plenty of their holiday still ahead of them.

For more information about all the upcoming events at Port Royal Speedway, be sure to visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media on Facebook at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

Butch Renninger Memorial Information:

Ticket Prices:
GA Adults - $25
Students (13 - 18) $10
Kids (12 and under) free
Pits - $40

Pits Open 3PM
Gates Open 4PM
Hot Laps At 5PM
Racing Starts 6PM

Labor Day Classic Information:

Gate Times

Pits Open10AM
Gates Open 11AM
Hot Laps At 12PM
Racing Starts 1PM

Ticket Prices:

Grandstand seating - $15
Infield - $10
Students (13 - 18) $5
Kids (12 and under) free
Pits - $35

Eash Brothers Tribute Race In Honor Of David Eash Is Friday At Williams Grove

410 sprints vie for 8K to win, 358s race for $2,500 to win in Dirty Deeds 25

8/25/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will celebrate the careers of racing brothers Cris and Darren Eash coming up this Friday night, August 30 at 7:30 pm when the Eash Brothers Tribute Race in honor of David Eash takes place.

The 25-lap special for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars will pay $8,000 to win as part of the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series.

Also on the program will be the second Dirty Deeds 25 of the season for the 358 sprint cars, paying $2,500 to win out of a total purse worth nearly $12,000.

Brothers Cris and Darren Eash spent the better part of three decades campaigning sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway and throughout the area, both men proving proficient at the wheel of both 410 and 358 sprint cars.

And both drivers began their careers driving for their father David Eash as car owner who went on to support their efforts throughout.

Originally slated to be recognized on August 30 as well, the elder Eash passed away earlier this year and the track will now honor his memory by dedicating the race run in celebration of his son’s careers, to him.

Both Cris and Darren Eash will take part in a special pre-race interview session in the infield on Friday night from 5:45 to 6:30 pm as part of the show.

Other guests who played a role in the Eash’s career will also be on hand.

A restored No. 17E Cris Eash sprint car will be on display.

Time trials will set the starting grids for the 410 sprint cars with the fast timer earning $300 as the Fast Tees Fast Time Award.

Fireworks will also be part of the holiday weekend kickoff racing program.

Adult general admission for the August 30 racing program is set at $25 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Another Dirty Deeds 25 For Williams Grove 358s Is August 30 Limited sprint purse worth nearly $12,000 up for grabs PLUS $500 in awards

8/21/24

Mechanicsburg – The second Dirty Deeds 25 of the season for 358 sprint cars is on tap Friday night, August 30 at Williams Grove Speedway.

The Dirty Deeds 25 will pay $2,500 to the winner out of a purse worth nearly $12,000 for the limited sprints.

Action, including Diamond Series racing for the 410 sprint cars, gets underway at 7:30 pm.

The first Dirty Deeds 25 of the season at Williams Grove was scored by Matt Findley on May 31.

Hard Charger and Hard Luck Awards will be handed out after the Dirty Deeds main event, worth $250 each.

Heats will be lined up via regular handicapping with the feature lineup set using straight-up finishes from the heats.

Dirty Deeds Repair and Fabrication LLC., of Honey Brook is the title sponsor of the Dirty Deeds 25.

The special race for the 358 sprints will no doubt be a pivotal event in the hotly contested chase for the 2024 track title at Williams Grove as Doug Hammaker and Derek Locke are currently tied atop the standings with four races to go in the season.

Hammaker of Grantville has been the only driver able to repeat in the 358 sprint division at the track so far this season while single wins have gone to: Andy Best, Adam Carberry, Findley, Chase Gutshall, Preston Lattomus and Dylan Norris.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and follow the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

Saturday, August 24, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

MACRI MAKES LATE-RACE PASS TO SECURE THRILLING $7,300 KRAMER KLASH VICTORY; Preston Lattomus Wired Field in Non-Stop 358 Sprint Feature

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 31 (7PM) KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL PRESENTED BY GOOFY’S EATERY & SPIRITS AND COMMONWEALTH TRAILER SUPPLY for 410 Sprints ($15,000 to win!) [TT] and PASS/IMCA 305 Sprints

Sunday, September (7PM) LABOR DAY DUEL PRESENTED BY SCHMUCK LUMBER COMPANY for 410 Sprints ($15,000 to win!) [TT] and 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (August 24, 2024) –

Aaron Bollinger led the field into turn 1 using the top as the green flag waved, with Freddie Rahmer immediately challenging Anthony Macri for second. Macri made an aggressive move with a slide job for the lead, but chaos ensued when Chad Trout spun in turn 4, collecting Chase Dietz and Danny Dietrich, bringing out the caution on lap 1.

On the restart, Bollinger maintained the lead while Macri applied heavy pressure. Rahmer made his move, diving to the bottom of turn 3, but Macri attempted a slide job in turn 1, neither unable to complete the pass. As Bollinger pulled away, the top three—Bollinger, Macri, and Rahmer—began riding the high side around the 3/8-mile oval, approaching lapped traffic by lap 7. Bollinger dipped to the bottom of turns 1 and 2 as they navigated slower cars.

A yellow flag on lap 9 for a tangle between Kyle Moody and Kody Hartlaub reset the field. On the restart, Rahmer overtook Macri for second, while Matt Campbell reclaimed fourth from Kyle Reinhardt. A mishap saw Rahmer hit the wall on the backstretch, allowing Macri to slip back into second. As lapped traffic again became a factor for the leaders on lap 15, Bollinger squeezed between two lapped cars with Macri hot on his heels.

Campbell closed in on Rahmer for third, while Rahmer, Macri, and Bollinger battled in close quarters. Rahmer moved into second, taking a shot at the lead as Bollinger held his line, getting strong drives off the bottom of turn 2 while Rahmer attacked from the top. With five laps to go, lapped cars running side by side added to the intensity.

A final caution on lap 30 for Robbie Kendall’s spin in turn 4 set up a dramatic five-lap dash to the finish. Bollinger went to the bottom on the restart, with Rahmer to the outside, but Macri seized the moment, flying past Rahmer for second. He then launched a daring slide job on Bollinger in turn 1, bringing them side by side at the line—Bollinger barely holding the lead.

With just two laps to go, Macri made the decisive pass, surging ahead and securing a thrilling victory, adding another $7,300 to his growing collection of winnings. In addition to the winners share, Macri took home an extra $1,000 after securing the Dean’s Auto Plaza “Run the Table” bonus by setting quick time, winning his heat and scoring the feature win.

Preston Lattomus Wired Field in Non-Stop 358 Sprint Feature

Preston Lattomus led the field out of turn 2, with Wyatt Hinkle quickly moving into second and Logan Rumsey slotting into third. Rumsey and Hinkle battled side by side at the line, with Rumsey edging ahead to claim second. Behind them, Cody Fletcher held down fourth, while Ayden Hare rounded out the top five.

Lattomus wasted no time pulling away from the pack, building a commanding 3.3-second lead by the time he reached lapped traffic on lap 8. As Lattomus expertly navigated the slower cars, Dylan Norris began challenging Hare for a spot in the top five.

Despite Rumsey's efforts to close the gap, bringing the lead down to under two seconds with five laps remaining, Lattomus found clear track ahead with just two laps to go. He extended his lead once more to nearly three seconds, cruising to his first career 358 Sprint Car victory at Lincoln Speedway.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action on Saturday, August 31 with the $15,000 to win Kevin Gobrecht Memorial for the 410 Sprints along with the PASS/IMCA 305 Sprints. Then on Sunday, September 1 it is the $15,000 to win Labor Day Dual for the 410 Sprints with the 358 Sprint on the card as well.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 24, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (35 Laps) – 1. 39M-Anthony Macri ($7,300); 2. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 3. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 5. 5R-Tyler Ross; 6. 27-Troy Wagaman; 7. X-Matt Campbell; 8. 6-Ryan Smith; 9. 48-Danny Dietrich; 10. 75-Cameron Smith; 11. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 12. 10X-Reese Nowotarski; 13. 90-Jordan Givler; 14. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 15. 27S-Robbie Kendall; 16. 1X-Chad Trout; 17. 99M-Kyle Moody; 18. 98-Ricky Peterson; 19. 23-Michael Millard; 20. 23A-Chris Arnold (DNF); 21. 11P-TJ Stutts (DNF); 22. 39-Kody Hartlaub (DNF); 23. 38S-Brett Strickler (DNF); 24. 2D-Chase Dietz (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Aaron Bollinger (1-33) & Anthony Macri (34-35)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 39M-Anthony Macri; 2. 11P-TJ Stutts; 3. 27S-Robbie Kendall; 4. 98-Ricky Peterson; 5. 10X-Reese Nowotarski; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody; 7. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 8. 55M-Domenic Melair; 9. 33-Derek Hauck

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 2. 5R-Tyler Ross; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 23A-Chris Arnold; 5. 38S-Brett Strickler; 6. 27-Troy Wagaman; 7. 55S-Dallas Schott; 8. 67L-JJ Loss; 9. D57-Jeff Miller (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. X-Matt Campbell; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 2D-Chase Dietz; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 90-Jordan Givler; 6. 75-Cameron Smith; 7. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 9. 10W-Jake Waters

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 2. 6-Ryan Smith; 3. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 4. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 23-Michael Millard; 6. 7H-Trey Hivner; 7. 5A-Travis Scott; 8. 11-Mike Thompson

410 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 27-Troy Wagaman; 2. 75-Cameron Smith; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody; 4. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 7H-Trey Hivner; 6. 55S-Dallas Schott; 7. 55M-Domenic Melair; 8. 67-JJ Loss; 9. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 5A-Travis Scott; 11. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 12. 33-Derek Hauck; 13. 10W-Jake Waters; 14. 11-Mike Thompson; 15. D57-Jeff Miller

Time Trial Results:

Flight A: 1. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.378*; 2. 27-Troy Wagaman 13.628; 3. 11P-TJ Stutts 13.701; 4. 1X-Chad Trout 13.832; 5. 10X-Reese Nowotarski 13.843; 6. 5E-Aaron Bollinger 13.889; 7. 98-Ricky Peterson 13.925; 8. 23A-Chris Arnold 13.942; 9. 99M-Kyle Moody 13.951; 10. 38S-Brett Strickler 13.965; 11. 27S-Robbie Kendall 13.999; 12. 5R-Tyler Ross 14.057; 13. 55M-Domenic Melair 14.063; 14. 55S-Dallas Schott 14.159; 15. 5W-Lucas Wolfe 14.179; 16. 67-JJ Loss 14.382; 17. 33-Derek Hauck 14.721; 18. D57-16.112

Flight B: 1. 2D-Chase Dietz 13.604; 2. 8R-Freddie Rahmer 13.847; 3. X-Matt Campbell 14.007; 4. 91-Kyle Reinhardt 14.028; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer 14.053; 6. 39-Kody Hartlaub 14.093; 7. 48-Danny Dietrich 14.097; 8. 6-Ryan Smith 14.138; 9. 90-Jordan Givler 14.151; 10. 23-Michael Millard 14.180; 11. 75-Cameron Smith 14.201; 12. 7H-Trey Hivner 14.209; 13. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe 14.649; 14. 11-Mike Thompson 14.746; 15. 38J-Jordan Strickler 14.765; 16. 5A-Travis Scott 14.777; 17. 10W-Jake Waters 15.108

*Overall quick time

McConkey Insurance and Benefits 358 Sprints:

358 Sprint Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 2. 91-Logan Rumsey; 3. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 4. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 5. 4-Ayden Hare; 6. 6-Dylan Norris; 7. 66-Doug Hammaker; 8. 00F-Chris Frank; 9. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 10. 19T-Jake Galloway; 11. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 12. 70D-Frankie Herr; 13. 35-Steve Owings; 14. 28-Matt Findley; 15. 21T-Scott Fisher; 16. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 17. 19R-Tylar Rutherford; 18. 29R-Seth Schnoke; 19. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 20. 34-Andy Best; 21. 10E-Zach Euculano; 22. 10Y-Nick Yinger; 23. 2-Jude Siegel (DNF); 24. 22K-Eli Tuckey (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Preston Lattomus (1-20)

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 35-Steve Owings; 2. 4-Ayden Hare; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 4. 10-Zach Euculano; 5. 70D-Frankie Herr; 6. 10Y-Nick Yinger; 7. 29R-Seth Schnoke; 8. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr.; 9. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr (DNF); 10. 8X-Cameron Merriman (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 66-Doug Hammaker; 2. 91-Logan Rumsey; 3. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 4. 28-Matt Findley; 5. 2-Jude Siegel; 6. 16T-Joe Timmins; 7. 13-Bo Gordon; 8. 15S-Cole Small; 9. 29J-Keith Gilreath (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 2. 19T-Jake Galloway; 3. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher; 5. 19R-Tylar Rutherford; 6. 6K-Cole Knopp; 7. 22K-Eli Tuckey; 8. 18M-Brayden Mickley; 9. 45S-Samuel Miller (DNS)

358 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 00F-Chris Frank; 2. 6-Dylan Norris; 3. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 4. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 5. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 6. 25-Travis Leh; 7. 34-Andy Best; 8. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 9. 4BC-Brandon Reiblich

358 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 29R-Seth Schnoke; 2. 10Y-Nick Yinger; 3. 22K-Eli Tuckey; 4. 34-Andy Best; 5. 6K-Cole Knopp; 6. 16T-Joe Timmins; 7. 13-Bo Gordon; 8. 15S-Cole Small; 9. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr; 10. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 11. 18M-Brayden Mickley; 12. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr; 13. 4BC-Brandon Reiblich (DNF); 14. 25-Travis Leh (DNF); 15. 29J-Keith Gilreath (DNS); 16. 8X-Cameron Merriman (DNS)

Macri Scores Grove Gunn Memorial Cash For Fourth Win Of Season

Mitten and Jackson split sportsman mains

8/23/24

Mechanicsburg – Anthony Macri of Dillsburg scored his fourth Williams Grove Speedway sprint car win of the season on Friday night in the 42nd annual Jack Gunn Memorial, worth $8,000.

Macri took the lead from TJ Stutts on a lap 16 restart to get the win.

In the 20-lap winged super sportsman main it was Russ Mitten scoring the checkers while the wingless sportsman feature went to Tony Jackson.

Stutts started on the pole of the 30-lap Gunn Memorial and was trailed by Chase Dietz and Macri from the start.

Stutts had a lead of more than one second when the first caution flag of the race unfurled on the fourth lap.

Lap five saw the red flag appear for a hard frontstretch flip by Devon Borden who escaped injury.

Macri muscled around Dietz for second on the restart but was still over a second behind Stutts when the leader entered traffic on the 13th tour.

Traffic allowed Macri to close in on Stutts by lap 15 and make his first bid for the lead and win.

He got under Stutts and briefly took control in the third and fourth turns but Stutts turned the car off of the cushion to reclaim command at the line.

The pace was slowed again on lap 16 for a slowing Kyle Moody.

Macri promptly pounced when green replaced the yellow by diving to Suttts’ inside in the first corner to blast up off of the corners with the point.

And from there the field was left to race for second as Macri pulled away.

A final caution flag with four laps to go negated a near five second lead built by Macri who went uncontested on the restart and took the victory by 1.756 seconds.

It was the 10th overall win of his career at the oval.

Dietz followed Macri around Stutts to finish second as the early leader began to slip backward.

Freddie Rahmer was third followed by Cameron Smith and 14th starter Danny Dietrich who was the hard charger.

Sixth through 10th went to Stutts, Troy Wagaman Jr., Justin Whittall, Kyle Reinhardt and Kody Hartlaub.

Heats went to Rahmer, Stutts and Hartlaub with Lucas Wolfe taking the consolation race.

Wagaman set fast time in time trials with a lap of 16.806 seconds.

Mike Enders led the first five laps of the winged sportsman main before third starter Russ Mitten took the lead to drive off to the win.

Mitten withstood two restarts during the second half of the race to get the checkers by .992 seconds ahead of Enders, Kenny Edkin, Scott Dellinger and Matt Ondek.

Heats were taken by Troy Rhome, Chris Meleason and Mitten.

Tony Jackson wired the field for the win in the wingless 20-lap sportsman main.

Jay Fannasy came to second on lap five and began pressuring Jackson for the lead.

He got in front of Jackson briefly with eight laps to go only to see Jackson surge back into control.

Fannasy then lost the handle on his challenging racer and spun a lap later, taking the edge off of the final circuits.

Bill Brian Jr. finished second followed by Trent Yoder, Brian Nace and Craig Perigo.

Jackson set quick time in hot laps with a loop of 21.821 seconds.

Feature Finishes:

8/23/24

410 sprints, 30 laps: 1. Anthony Macri, 2. Chase Dietz, 3. Freddie Rahmer, 4. Camerson Smith, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. TJ Stutts, 7. Troy Wagaman Jr.., 8. Justin Whittall, 9. Kyle Reinhardt, 10. Kody Hartlaub, 11. Lance Dewease, 12. Lucas Wolfe, 13. Ricky Peterson Jr., 14. Chad Trout, 15. Rick Lafferty, 16. Derek Hauck, 17. Derek Locke, 18. Devin Adams, 19. Steve Buckwalter, 20. Kyle Moody, 21. Mike Walter II., 22. Matt Miller, 23. Devon Borden, 24. Ryan Taylor

DNQ: Mike Thompson, Kyle Keen, Austin Bishop, Billy Dietrich

Winged super sportsman, 20 laps: 1. Russ Mitten, 2. Mike Enders, 3. Kenny Edkin, 4. Scott Dellinger, 5. Matt Ondek, 6. Troy Rhome,7. Tony Jackson,8. Chris Meleason, 9. Paul Miller,10. John Edkin, 11. Scott Geesey, 12. Timmie Brooks, 13. Blake Brooks, 14. Jay Fannasy, 15. Eric Walker, 16. Tyler Wolford, 17. Luke Deatrick, 18. Brock Hammaker, 19. Shane McConnell, 20. Adam Edkin, 21. Evan Semhoff, 22. Jason Fraker, 23. Ryan Rutz, 24. Daniel John, 25. Kevin Gutshall

Wingless super sportsman, 20 laps: 1. Tony Jackson, 2. Bill Brian Jr., 3. Trent Yoder, 4. Brian Nace, 5. Craig Perigo, 6. Steve Wilbur, 7. Tony Hampton, 8. Kevin Gutshall, 9. Chad Thomas, 10. Jay Fannasy, 11. Brandon Shearer, 12. Dexter Ehrenzeller, 13. Troy Fraker, 14. Lance Yeager, 15. Stan Wanner, 16. Adam Meier, 17. Roy Denieke, 18. Bob Gutshall, 19. Cooper Shue, 20. Brett Perigo, 21. Andy Burkhart

42nd Annual Jack Gunn Memorial Is Friday At Williams Grove

Twin 20s for sportsman round out program

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8/18/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway will present the 42nd annual York Building Products Jack Gunn Memorial for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars coming up this Friday night, August 23 at 7:30 pm.

Twin 20s for the winged and non-win super sportsman are also part of the special program.

For the sprint cars, the race will be another leg of the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series, of which Danny Dietrich is the point leader.

The 410 sprints will be vying for $8,000 to win in the 30-lap Gunn Memorial, run annually to honor the late Hall of Fame promoter.

Time trials will set the heat starting grids with the fastest qualifier earning $300 for the Fast Tees Fast Time Award.

The winged sportsman will compete in heats and a feature while the wingless cars go in a main event only.

Each 20 lap main for the sportsman will pay $1,000 to the winner.

Brent Marks is the defending Jack Gunn Memorial Champion.

Marks took the lead from Dylan Norris on lap 15 before speeding off to the victory.

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Adult general admission for August 23 is $25 with students ages 13-20 admitted for $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always free at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Gunn’s Promotional Prowess Remembered At Williams Grove Friday

8/18/24

Mechanicsburg – For the 42nd season in a row, Williams Grove Speedway will honor one of the finest showman and promoters the East has ever known on Friday night when the York Building Products Jack Gunn Memorial for 410 sprint cars is contested.

First run in 1983, the Gunn Memorial honors late Williams Grove promoter Jack Gunn, a native of Hancock, Maryland.

The 2024 event will be the 42nd annual Gunn Memorial and the winner’s list is impressive to say the least.

Bobby Allen was the first winner in 1983 with additional names on the win list like Frankie Kerr, Jason Johnson, Lance Dewease, Greg Hodnett, Fred Rahmer, Daryn Pittman, Keith Kauffman and many others.

However no driver has claimed more Gunn Memorials over the years than the now retired Don Kreitz Jr.

Jack Gunn was a Hall of Fame Promoter who heralded the speedway as promoter from 1967 until his untimely death from cancer at the age of 48 in 1980.

He began working at the track during the early 1960s as an announcer and honed his skill on the microphone while eventually relaying his talents into the oval’s captain.

It was during his tenure at the helm of Williams Grove Speedway that Gunn rose to prominence on the local and national scene and he took the facility with him.

During his career at Williams Grove, Gunn also promoted with much success at other area tracks.

Gunn’s mark on both Williams Grove and the region itself was to help raise sprint car racing to not only a weekly division but a premiere weekly headline division at that.

With his hand guiding them, Gunn first lured and then brought the likes of Jan Opperman, Bobby Allen, Steve Smith and more to the area to race, make a living and ultimately to make a home in this rich racing region.

Gunn was feted nationally as 1979 Promoter of the Year.

While at the top of his game, he not only stood at the helm at both Williams Grove and Selinsgrove Speedways, but he was also doing the job at Hagerstown, (Maryland) and Penn National Speedways.

In his day, Jack Gunn was known as the most powerful promoter in the East.

And it is that reputation and skill that Williams Grove Speedway will honor yet again this week with the running of the Jack Gunn Memorial.

Gates will open at 5:30 pm with action getting underway at 7:30 pm.

Adult general admission is set at $25 with youth ages 13 - 20 admitted for just $10. Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

MATT CAMPBELL CLINCHES BARRY SKELLY MEMORIAL VICTORY WITH THRILLING LAST CORNER PASS; Andy Best Wires 358 Sprint Field for Win

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 24 (7PM) KRAMER KLASH PRESENTED BY HVAC DISTRIBUTORS INC. for 410 Sprints ($7,3000 to win!) [TT] and 358 Sprints

Saturday, August 31 (7PM) KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL PRESENTED BY GOOFY’S EATERY & SPIRITS AND COMMONWEALTH TRAILER SUPPLY for 410 Sprints ($15,000 to win!) [TT] and PASS/IMCA 305 Sprints

Sunday, September (7PM) LABOR DAY DUEL PRESENTED BY SCHMUCK LUMBER COMPANY for 410 Sprints ($15,000 to win!) [TT] and 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (August 17, 2024) – Matt Campbell gave it everything he had on Saturday night to win the Barry Skelly Memorial. Campbell, who started the 30-lap feature in sixth, raced his way up to second with 10 laps to go, leaving him 10 laps to erase Chris Arnold’s 4.6-second lead. With five laps to go, as Campbell was reeling Arnold in, smoke started billowing from the #X machine, but Matt didn’t let it slow him down. With three laps to go Campbell was all over Arnold, but would have to wait until the last corner of the last lap to make the pass for the lead. The $6,000 win was Campbell’s second at the track this season as he is in the hunt for the points title with Troy Wagaman and Freddie Rahmer.

Chris Arnold and Tim Glatfelter shared the front row for the drop of the green and current point leader, Troy Wagaman started dead last. Arnold and Glatfelter drag-raced into turn 1 as a massive crash developed behind them. JJ Loss flipped down the front stretch and his wing got stuck in the fence with the car landing on the track. Kyle Keen and Glenndon Forsythe got caught up in the melee as well, ending all three of their nights. Four other cars received damage on the start and headed to the pits under red, Troy Wagaman, Kody Hartlaub, Aaron Bollinger, and Jeff Rohrbaugh. Rohrbaugh was the only one not to rejoin the field for the restart.

The field lined up for a complete restart. This time the yellow came out when Chad Trout sat on the front stretch with a broken front end. After two restarts 14 of the original 19 cars lined up for the third try to get the feature started. The third time proved to be the charm with Arnold holding a slight advantage over Glatfelter as they raced into turn 1. Brandon Rahmer got under Brett Strickler to move into fourth and Campbell wasn’t far behind, getting by Strickler for fifth.

Arnold was pulling away from the field and had a straightway lead as Campbell was closing in on Brandon to challenge for fourth. Arnold had a 4-second lead and was closing in on lapped traffic with 10 laps down. The yellow flag came out on lap 11 when Hartlaub fell off the pace and came to a stop on the front stretch.

With Arnold’s 3.4 second lead erased, Glatfelter, Hivner, Rahmer and Campbell lined up behind him for the restart. Hivner started falling back which allowed Campbell to move up to fourth, Brandon into third and Freddie Rahmer made his way into the top five.

Campbell got by Brandon for third coming off turn 2 to take the spot on lap 17. Campbell looked to make quick work of Glatfelter but it took four laps for Matt to find a way around Glatfelter.

Arnold had an impressive lead of 4.6 seconds with 10 laps to go. The crowd watched Campbell use the last 10 laps to reel in Arnold, half of them with smoke coming from the car. As Campbell made the pass for the lead coming out of turn 4 on the last lap, fans were on their feet to witness the finish.

In the end Campbell crossed the line .207 seconds ahead of Arnold. Freddie Rahmer finished third and Glatfelter was fourth. Brandon Rahmer completed the top five. Despite starting last and having to go to the pits during the initial red flag to change a top wing, Troy Wagaman earned hard charger honors with a seventh place finish.

Andy Best Wires 358 Sprint Field for Win

Andy Best beat pole-sitter Cameron Merriman to the first turn to take the lead at the start of the 20-lap feature and never looked back.

As Best took the top spot with Merriman in tow, Preston Lattomus and Jake Galloway were battling for third. Galloway had the spot when the red flag came out on lap 4 for Ayden Hare.

Best led Merriman, Galloway, Lattomus and Logan Rumsey on the restart. Lattomus got by Galloway to take third and then Rumsey followed sending Jake back to fifth. Steve Owings worked his way into the top five from his twelfth place starting spot after getting by Galloway on lap 8.

Cody Fletcher slowed to a stop in turn 4 bringing out the yellow on lap 9. The top five for the restart were Best, Merriman, Lattomus, Rumsey and Owings. Lattomus was working on Merriman for second when the yellow came out again on lap 11. This time it was for Cole Knopp who sat facing the wrong way in turn 4.

Merriman tried the bottom on the restart which left the top open for Lattomus. Preston gave it everything he had, but hopped the cushion in turn 4 allowing both Owings and Rumsey to get by, sending Lattomus back to fifth.

Best was pulling away from the field with five laps to go when the yellow came out one final time for Josh Harner and Olivia Thayer.

The top five for the final restart were Best, Merriman, Owings, Rumsey and Lattomus. Merriman left the top open for Owings on the restart and Owings took advantage and had second with two laps to go.

Best crossed the line 1.054 seconds ahead of Owings, who earned the hard charger bonus. Merriman finished third and Rumsey was fourth. Lattomus completed the top five.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action on Saturday, August 24 with the Kramer Klash presented by HVAC Distributors: $7,300 to win for the 410 Sprints [TT] and 358 Sprints. Racing is scheduled for 7PM with pit gates opening at 4:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 5PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 17, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (30 Laps) – 1. X-Matt Campbell ($6,000); 2. 23A-Chris Arnold; 3. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 7H-Trey Hivner; 7. 27-Troy Wagaman; 8. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 9. 38S-Brett Strickler; 10. 75-Cameron Smith; 11. 90-Jordan Givler; 12. 22E-Nash Ely; 13. 39-Kody Hartlaub (DNF); 14. 10E-Zach Euculano (DNF); 15. 1X-Chad Trout (DNF); 16. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh (DNF); 17. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF); 18. 67-JJ Loss (DNF); 19. 17K-Kyle Keen (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Chris Arnold (1-29) & Matt Campbell (30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 23A-Chris Arnold; 2. 38S-Brett Strickler; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 5. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 6. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 7. 5F-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 67L-JJ Loss; 9. 75-Cameron Smith; 10. 27-Troy Wagaman

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 7H-Trey Hivner; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. X-Matt Campbell; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 90-Jordan Givler; 6. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 7. 22E-Nash Ely; 8. 17K-Kyle Keen; 9. 10E-Zach Euculano (DNF); 10. 17N-Dylan Norris (DNS)

McConkey Insurance and Benefits 358 Sprints:

358 Sprint Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 34-Andy Best ($1,600); 2. 35-Steve Owings; 3. 8X-Cameron Merriman; 4. 91-Logan Rumsey; 5. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 6. 2-Jude Siegel; 7. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 8. 27G-Jake Galloway; 9. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 10. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 11. 19R-Tylar Rutherford; 12. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 13. 28-Matt Findley; 14. 70D-Frankie Herr; 15. 25-Travis Leh; 16. 98-James Roselli; 17. 21T-Scott Fisher; 18. 66-Doug Hammaker; 19. 45S-Samuel Miller; 20. 6K-Cole Knopp; 21. 41-Josh Harner (DNF); 22. 39T-Olivia Thayer (DNF); 23. 66A-Cody Fletcher (DNF); 24. 4-Ayden Hare (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Andy Best (1-20)

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 2. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 3. 27G-Jake Galloway; 4. 70D-Frankie Herr; 5. 66-Doug Hammaker; 6. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 7. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 8. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 2. 21T-Scott Fisher; 3. 8X-Cameron Merriman; 4. 19R-Tylar Rutherford; 5. 28-Matt Findley; 6. 6K-Cole Knopp; 7. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 8. 26D-Manny Darhower (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 4-Ayden Hare; 2. 35-Steve Owings; 3. 34-Andy Best; 4. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 5. 98-James Roselli; 6. 41-Josh Harner; 7. 22K-Eli Tuckey; 8. 18M-Brayden Mickley

358 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 2. 6K-Cole Knopp; 3. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 4. 41-Josh Harner; 5. 22K-Eli Tuckey; 6. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 7. 14-Anthony Foscone Jr.; 8. 26D-Manny Darhower; 9. 22JR-Brian Wolf Jr (DNF); 10. 18M-Brayden Mickley (DNF); 11. 15S-Cole Small (DNS)

Dreams Do Come True: Robbie Kendall and Mike Wagner Pick Up Living Legends Dream Race Checks, Bruno Wins First Career USAC East Coast Wingless Race

Port Royal, PA -- August 18, 2024 -- The Living Legends Dream Race at Port Royal Speedway always brings a new storyline into the mix for the year. This year, it saw Mike Wagner break a 3 year winless streak, and Robbie Kendall pick up his first career 410 win at Port Royal Speedway.

Robbie Kendall would start on the front row of the first 25-lap A-main event alongside Anthony Macri with the latter taking the early race lead.

Macri would lead the opening 8 laps with Kendall in a further 2nd place position when the caution lights would come on for debris on the back straightaway. The caution would be called because the hood off of the 39M would blow off of his car and onto the racing surface.

This dilemma caused Macri to go to the pit area due to Port Royal Speedway rules not allowing for a driver to compete without the engine completely covered. This would give Kendall his first lead of the race.

Kendall would lead for a lap before Logan Wagner would overtake him on a restart with 16 laps remaining in the first corner of the race track.

Wagner, who was looking to pick up his 5th win of the season and his 4th in a row at Port Royal, would continue to lead for the next 13 laps. When coming down the front stretch at the 3 lap to go mark, Wagner would begin to lose power as he had run out of fuel.

Wagner would limp around the track until he drew the caution flag with 2 laps remaining which would bring out an open red flag for the field to refuel their sprint cars.

Kendall would inherit the lead once again, now with just 2 laps remaining and Justin Whittall right on his tail.

Whittall would pull alongside Kendall in both sets of corners over the final two laps, but couldn't mount enough speed to make the pass and Kendall would hold on for his first career win at Port Royal Speedway worth $12,500.

"We got a little lucky there with those two cars falling out," said Kendall on the front stretch between A-mains. "This is a place I always wanted to win at. I'm thankful I'm even racing."

During the break between the features, Kendall would draw a 6 pill to set the invert for the 2nd 25-lap A-main meaning Devon Borden and Mike Wagner would make up the front row with Kendall starting in 6th.

Wagner would get out to the lead off of the initial start and while fighting off restart challenges would lead all 25-laps in the 2nd feature event.

With 2 laps to go, he would start to run out of fuel to allow Justin Whittall to begin to close the nearly 2-second gap between the top two cars, but Wagner's machine would hold enough power to get him back to victory lane for the first time in 3 years.

"I'm glad to win. I think we should be winning more often, but we've been getting faster here lately so hopefully it will continue," said Wagner in victory lane following his $12,500 win.

Devon Borden and Logan Wagner would pick up Valley Supply hard charger honors during the two A-mains.

Kody Lehman and Dominic Melair would have the luck of the draw in winning the J&S Classics Warrior award in their respective feature events.

In USAC East Coast wingless sprint car competition, Christian Bruno would start on the front row and lead all 20 laps to claim victory for the first time in his career.

"I've always felt pretty comfortable here," Bruno explained in victory lane, "we had a good race the last time we were here. I felt like our car was just so good tonight."

Port Royal Speedway will be back in competition on August 23rd with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series paying $10,000 to win, the Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models paying $6,000 to win and a $17,000 total purse, and the Mid-Atlantic Modifieds paying $5,000 to win.

For more information about upcoming races, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or on Twitter/X @PortRoyalSpdway.

Photo Credit: Drew Pellman

410 Twin #1 25 Laps | 00:41:51.266

27S-Robbie Kendall[2]; 2. 67-Justin Whittall[6]; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich[7]; 4. 35-Austin Bishop[8]; 5. 55-Mike Wagner[5]; 6. 23-Devon Borden[18]; 7. 5R-Tyler Ross[14]; 8. 77-Michael Walter[10]; 9. 12D-Lance Dewease[21]; 10. 5-Dylan Cisney[19]; 11. 35K-Jake Karklin[11]; 12. 12-Blane Heimbach[24]; 13. 11-TJ Stutts[15]; 14. 69K-Logan Wagner[4]; 15. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[20]; 16. 45-Jeff Halligan[9]; 17. 55M-Domenic Melair[16]; 18. 47K-Kody Lehman[23]; 19. 95-Garrett Bard[13]; 20. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[12]; 21. 39M-Anthony Macri[1]; 22. 1-Chase Dietz[3]; 23. 6-Ryan Smith[17]; 24. 19R-Mark Smith[22]

410 Twin #2 25 Laps | 00:23:15.398

55-Mike Wagner[2]; 2. 67-Justin Whittall[5]; 3. 23-Devon Borden[1]; 4. 69K-Logan Wagner[14]; 5. 35-Austin Bishop[3]; 6. 27S-Robbie Kendall[6]; 7. 77-Michael Walter[8]; 8. 5R-Tyler Ross[7]; 9. 12-Blane Heimbach[12]; 10. 5-Dylan Cisney[10]; 11. 11-TJ Stutts[13]; 12. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[15]; 13. 35K-Jake Karklin[11]; 14. 47K-Kody Lehman[18]; 15. 95-Garrett Bard[19]; 16. 45-Jeff Halligan[16]; 17. 55M-Domenic Melair[17]; 18. 39M-Anthony Macri[21]; 19. 12D-Lance Dewease[9]; 20. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[20]; 21. 22-Bryn Gohn[25]; 22. 19R-Mark Smith[24]; 23. 48-Danny Dietrich[4]; 24. 6-Ryan Smith[23]; 25. (DNS) 1-Chase Dietz

Chases Win Chases To Checkers At Williams Grove

Dietz and Gutshall score sprint wins

8/2/24

Mechanicsburg – Chase Dietz and Chase Gutshall won the sprint car races at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night.

Dietz of York scored in the 410 sprint car main while Gutshall of Middletown won the 358 sprint cars.

Dietz would end up wiring the field from the pole for the $5,000 victory in the 25-lap 410 sprint main.

The win was the fourth of his career at the oval.

Dietz had just entered traffic with the lead when the only caution flag of the race appeared on lap eight for a spun Anthony Macri while at the same time Lance Dewease slowed and pulled pitside.

The restart saw Steve Buckwalter and TJ Stutts line up in second and third but fail to challenge.

Dietz entered traffic again with seven laps to go and began moving through the field at will.

Buckwalter failed to close on the leader and instead finished 1.559 seconds behind at the finish.

Stutts was third and Cameron Smith was fourth.

After starting 18th, Danny Dietrich made the race exciting at the finish as he raced with point leader Freddie Rahmer for the fifth spot.

On the final lap as the pair sped out of turn four for the finish, Dietrich nipped Rahmer at the line for the spot.

Rahmer was sixth followed by Troy Wagaman Jr., Justin Whittall, Matt Campbell and Devon Borden.

Heats went to Dietz, Wagaman and Dewease with Matt Campbell scoring the consolation race.

Stutts set quick time in hot laps with a lap of 17.064 seconds.

Like his counterpart, Chase Gutshall would wire the field in the 20-lap 358 sprint car main.

After two tries at an initial start, Gutshall took control over Dwight Leppo.

But Leppo would slow to a stop at the halfway point, handing second to Scott Fisher with Frankie Herr racing third.

No one was able to challenge Gutshall during the second half of the race as he drove uncontested to the win.

Herr got by Fisher for second on lap 13.

Logan Rumsey rode home third followed by Cody Fletcher and Fisher.

Sixth through 10th went to Chris Frank, Cole Young, Doug Hammaker, Derek Locke and Preston Lattomus.

Heats went to Gutshall, Leppo and Cole Knopp.

The win was the first of Gutshall’s career at Williams Grove.

The features were delayed 90 minutes due to rain that hit the track just after all qualifying races had been completed.

Feature Finish:

8/16/24

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Chase Dietz, 2. Steve Buckwalter, 3. TJ Stutts, 4. Cameron Smith, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. Freddie Rahmer, 7. Troy Wagaman Jr., 8. Justin Whittall, 9. Matt Campbell, 10. Devon Borden, 11. Lucas Wolfe, 12. Kody Hartlaub, 13. Tyler Ross, 14. Dylan Norris, 15. Austin Bishop, 16. Ryan Taylor, 17. JT Ferry, 18. Mike Thompson, 19. Nash Ely, 20. Jake Karklin, 21. Chad Trout, 22. Lance Dewease, 23. Anthony Macri, 24. Bryn Gohn

DNQ: Rick Lafferty, Mike Walter II., John Jerich, Ricky Dieva, Matt Miller, Kyle Keen

358 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Chase Gutshall, 2. Frankie Herr, 3. Logan Rumsey, 4. Cody Fletcher, 5. Scott Fisher, 6. Chris Frank, 7. Cole Young, 8. Doug Hammaker, 9.Derek Locke, 10. Preston Lattomus, 11. Matt Findley, 12. Cole Knopp, 13. Zach Newlin, 14. Samuel Miller, 15. Nat Tuckey, 16. Seth Schnoke, 17. Andy Best, 18. Joe Timmins, 19. Chad Criswell, 20. Hank Donovan Jr., 21. Steve Owings, 22. Dwight Leppo, 23. Austin Reed, 24. Dylan Norris

DNQ: Justin Foster, Jake Galloway, Wyatt Hinkle, Brandon Mickley

Mike Cleck Paving Presents The 18th Annual Living Legends Dream Race Powered by Ramsey's Car Wash

August 14th, 2024 -- Port Royal, PA – Port Royal Speedway is excited to get back to action with the 18th Annual Living Legends Dream Race presented by Mike Cleck Paving and powered by Ramsey’s Car Wash this Saturday, August 17th.

The Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars will compete in twin 25 lap A-main events with each winner taking home $12,500. The 410 events pay a minimum of $700 to start. The combined purses total an impressive $79,350.

In addition to the main events, the USAC East Coast Wingless 360 sprint cars will provide thrilling support, competing for a grand prize of $5,000.

Adding to the overall atmosphe

re, Pennian Bank will sponsor a money scramble for kids 12 and under. This event was originally scheduled to be a part of the Ron Zimmerman Tribute Race that rained out a few weeks ago but will now be held as part of the Dream Race festivities.

As part of the night’s events, Port Royal Speedway is proud to honor our military heroes with Military Appreciation Night. Any former military member with proper identification will receive a free general admission pass to the race as a token of our gratitude for their service.

Pit gates open at 4:00 PM, general admission gates will open at 5:00 PM with racing action beginning at 7:00 PM. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to secure their seats and enjoy all the pre-race activities. All tickets can be purchased at the speedway's ticket windows.

For more information, visit Port Royal Speedway’s website or follow us on social media.

Yellow Breeches Series Returns To Williams Grove August 16

EMMR Night finds 410 and 358 sprint action on track

8/11/24

Mechanicsburg – Friday night, August 16 will be Seifert Concrete EMMR Night at Williams Grove Speedway, featuring a full racing program of Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint cars.

The 410 sprints will be competing in another Yellow Breeches 500 race, paying $5,000 to win and $500 just to start the race.

A display of restored and classic, vintage race cars will be on display in the infield for the night, courtesy of the Eastern Museum of Motor Racing.

Action gets underway at 7:30 pm.

When the track last raced on August 2, TJ Stutts scored over the 410 sprint car field for the second Friday in a row, taking what was also a Yellow Breeches event.

It was his third win of the season at Williams Grove in the division.

In 358 sprint action on August 2, Preston Lattomus of Lewes, Delaware, scored his first career oval checkers, holding of Seth Schnoke.

For over 60 years, event sponsor Seifert Concrete of Dillsburg has been providing concrete construction services to general contractors and owners in South Central Pennsylvania.

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Adult general admission for Friday night is $20 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Williams Grove will present the York Building Products 42nd annual Jack Gunn Memorial for 410 sprints as part of the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series on August 23.

The Gunn Memorial will pay $8,000 to the winner of the 30-lap main.

The night will also include twin 20s for the winged and wingless sportsman as part of the Sportsman Showdown.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

August Offers Trio Of Races At Williams Grove Speedway

No Racing August 9

8/4/24

Mechanicsburg – After a week off from racing on August 9, Williams Grove Speedway will present a trio of racing programs on August 16, 23 and 30.

August 16 will be another Yellow Breeches 500 event for the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprints, presented by Seifert Concrete.

The 358 sprints are also on the program.

The August 23 program will be the York Building Products 42nd annual Jack Gunn Memorial for 410 sprints as part of the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series.

The Gunn Memorial will pay $8,000 to the winner of the 30-lap main.

The night will also include twin 20s for the winged and wingless sportsman as part of the Sportsman Showdown.

The final show of the month on August 30 will be The Eash Brothers Tribute race, dedicated to late car owner David Eash, another race in the Hoosier Diamond Series.

The 410 sprints will run the event in honor of former sprint car driver brothers Cris and Darren Eash along with their late father, David.

The race, 25-laps in distance, will also pay 8K to the winner.

The HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints will also compete in the second Dirty Deeds 25 race of the year, featuring an increased purse.

With the season entering its final two months, Freddie Rahmer currently leads the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car point standings over Troy Wagaman Jr. while TJ Stutts has moved into third place in the standings.

Stutts is in the midst of the best season of his career at Williams Grove, having won three races to date at the track including a triumph over the World of Outlaws.

Rahmer is gunning for his fourth career track title and second in a row.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Stutts Continues Career Season With Third Williams Grove Sprint Win

Lattomus gets first in 358 sprints

8/2/24

Mechanicsburg – TJ Stutts continued the season of his career at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night by scoring his third sprint car win of the season.

Last week the Liverpool driver bested the World of Outlaws on Friday night and this week Stutts chalked up a last lap pass on race-long leader Jake Karklin to net the win and a $500 bonus from WC Eshenaur and Sons for making the winning move on the final circuit.

In the 358 sprint main, Preston Lattomus held on to win his first-ever checkers at the track after wiring the field.

Karklin and Mike Walter II., started on the front row of the 25-lap Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint main with Stutts beginning in the fifth position.

The initial start of the feature was called back for a false start before Karlin blasted into control over Walter, Kody Hartlaub and Jeff Halligan.

Karklin entered the rear of the field on the sixth tour and began lapping cars on the high side while Walter tried keeping pace.

But disaster struck on lap nine when Walter vaulted into the outside turn one rail before flipping down onto the track, bringing out the red flag.

The stoppage wiped out a 1.3 second lead that Karklin had built over the field.

Halligan was also involved, forcing him to the rear for the restart while placing Hartlaub and Freddie Rahmer in second and third.

Two laps later Karklin saw a 1.5 second lead wiped out by a caution flag before another yellow bunched the field on lap 12.

The restart on lap 12 saw the front of the field shake up dramatically when Hartlaub went for a low move on Karklin in the first corner.

However the East Berlin driver nearly spun the car in the middle of the first corner while almost collecting Rahmer, who had to get hard on the binders.

That’s when Stutts pounced to move from fourth to second by blasting under the faltering pair in turn two.

Karklin just kept expanding his lead as the race worked into the second half, owning a 2.9 second lead with 10 to go and a 3.1 second lead a lap later.

And while the leader did make some mistakes on the cushion as he paced the field, he did maintain his lead until three laps to go.

It was then that Karklin’s car began to sputter as he circled the track, seemingly running out of fuel.

The struggling leader then dropped off of the cushion while working the car down low in an effort to make it to the finish but Stutts took advantage to snare the lead on the final lap and record his fourth career 410 sprint car victory at Williams Grove Speedway, worth $5,000.

Karklin would come up light on weight in post race inspection and be credited with 14th.

Rahmer ended up second followed by Troy Wagaman Jr., Matt Campbell and Cameron Smith.

Sixth through 10th went to Halligan, Ryan Taylor, Austin Bishop, Mike Thompson and Bryn Gohn, who was the PA Dyno Hard Charger.

Heats went to Halligan, Stutts and Wagaman Jr.

Stutts set fast time in warm-ups with a lap of 17.533 seconds.

Lattomus started on the pole of the 25-lap Summer Series main for 358 sprints and would end up leading the whole way for the victory.

Derek Locke raced into second on the sixth tour but failed to challenge Lattomus for control.

The first and only caution flag of the race unfurled on the final lap finding 19th starter Seth Schnoke restarting third after blasting through the field.

Schnoke threatened to spoil the party for Lattomus when he drove by Locke on the restart and got alongside the leader in the final corner but Lattomus was able to hold off the charge and take the exciting win by .202 seconds.

Schnoke settled for second followed by Locke, Dylan Norris and Chase Gutshall.

Sixth through 10th went to Cole Young, Steve Owings, Austin Reed, Frankie Herr and Logan Rumsey.

Heats went to Tyler Rutherford, Cole Young and Cody Fletcher with Schnoke taking the consolation race.

Feature Finish:

8/2/24

410 sprints, 2 laps: 1. TJ Stutts, 2. Freddie Rahmer, 3. Troy Wagaman Jr., 4. Matt Campbell, 5. Cameron Smith, 6. Jeff Halligan, 7. Ryan Taylor, 8. Austin Bishop, 9. Mike Thompson, 10. Bryn Gohn, 11. Nash Ely, 12. Kody Hartlaub, 13. Todd Zinn, 14. Jake Karklin, 15. Derek Hauck, 16. Kyle Keen, 17. Rick Dieva, 18. Ricky Peterson Jr., 19. Matt Miller, 20. Mike Walter II., 21. Troy Fraker, 22. Ethan Stutts

DNS: Lucas Wolfe

358 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Preson Lattomus, 2. Seth Schnoke, 3. Derek Locke, 4. Dylan Norris, 5. Chase Gutshall, 6. Cole Young, 7. Steve Owings, 8. Austin Reed, 9. Frankie Herr, 10. Logan Rumsey, 11. Chris Frank, 12. Scott Fisher, 13. Kyle Spence, 14. Nat Tuckey, 15. Cameron Smith, 16. Cole Knopp, 17. Jayden Wolf, 18. Tyler Rutherford, 19. Jude Siegel, 20. Justin Foster, 21. Chad Criswell, 22. Cody Fletcher, 23. Matt Findley, 24. Doug Hammaker

DNQ: Wyatt Hinkle, Jake Galloway, Hank Donovan Jr., Andy Best, Nick Yinger, Zach Newlin

Port Royal Speedway Gears Up for the 2nd Annual Ron Zimmerman Tribute Race

Port Royal, PA – July 31st, 2024 – Port Royal Speedway is set to host an exciting evening of racing action this week with the 2nd Annual Ron Zimmerman Tribute Race sponsored by Zimmerman Truck Repair and Zimmerman Truck Lines. This event promises incredible payouts for the Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models, with a total purse exceeding $17,000.

The highlight of the evening will be the limited late model feature race, where the winner will take home a remarkable $6,000. Heat race winners will each receive $250, adding an extra layer of excitement to the early stages of the competition. Additionally, a $500 fast qualifier award will be presented to the driver who sets the quickest time in qualifying. The night will also include a $250 warrior award, a $250 hard charger award for the driver who advances the most positions, and a $100 longest tow award for the competitor who travels the furthest to participate.

Alongside the limited late models, the event will also feature the Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars racing for $5,000 to win and the Selinsgrove Ford super late models racing for $4,000 to win. .

For the younger fans, Pennian Bank is sponsoring a kids' money scramble, ensuring a fun and memorable experience for kids in attendance.

Pit gates will open at 4PM, general admission gates will open at 5PM, hot laps will begin at 6PM, with racing action set to begin at 7PM. Tickets are available at the gate. Pit passes will cost $35, general admission access is $20, students between the ages of 13 and 18 are $10, and kids 12 and under are free.

For more information, please visit the Port Royal Speedway website at portroyalspeedway.com or contact the speedway office at info@portroyalspeedway.com.

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Williams Grove Hosts Second Fan Appreciation Night Friday

410 sprints compete in Bowhunters Yellow Breeches 500, 358 sprints race in Summer Series
Free shirts, candy and chips for fans!

7/28/24

Mechanicsburg – Presented by Bowhunters Superstore of Wellsville, the second Fan Appreciation Night of the season is on tap this Friday night, August 2, at Williams Grove Speedway featuring free pre-race admission to the backstretch pit area with the purchase of a general admission ticket.

Racing action on the night will include the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 Sprint Cars competing in the Bowhunters Brawl Yellow Breeches 500 race and the HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprints racing in another MacMor Construction Summer Series race.

Sponsored by Hoseheads.com, J & S Classics and Martins Potato Chips, from 5:30 until 6:15 on Friday evening, any fan that purchases a general admission ticket will be permitted to cruise the backstretch pit area free of charge.

Fans entering the pits will receive free candy and chips courtesy of Hoseheads, J & S Classics and Martins.

Both sprint car features on Friday night will be 25 laps in distance.

The 410 sprints will race for $5,000 to win and $500 just to start the race with the total purse up for grabs coming in at $21,000.

Group time trials during warm-ups will set the heat starting grids for the 410 sprints.

Bowhunters Superstore will be hosting the "The Bowhunters Bash" at their 1045 Zeigler Road address in Wellsville on August 9 and 10, featuring an open house and a huge sales event of archery and other sporting goods.

The Bowhunters Brawl at Williams Grove this week will showcase a static display in the infield featuring the Bowhunters Superstore 4x4 tuff truck along with store merchandise and information on the August 9 and 10 Bash sales event.

Sprint car driver Kyle Moody of Bowhunters Superstore will have his No. 99 sprint car on display in the infield and will be signing autographs prior to the start of racing.

The first 200 general admission fans through the gates will receive a free Bowhunters Superstore T Shirt.

Find out more about the super store at www.shopbowhunters.com.

Adult general admission for August 2 is $20 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com and follow the track on X, Facebook and Instagram.

David Gravel Scores 100th Outlaws Win In Williams Grove Summer Nationals

Connecticut pilot scores $20,000 with impressive drive

7/27/24

Mechanicsburg – David Gravel scored his 100th career World of Outlaws sprint car win in the 23rd running of the C & D Rigging Summer Nationals at Williams Grove Speedway on Saturday night.

Gravel’s ninth oval win and second in the Summer Nationals was worth $20,000.

The victory has placed Gravel among an elite group of just eight outlaws drivers in history that have reached the century win mark with the circuit to include Steve Kinser, Mark Kinser, Donny Schatz, Doug Wolfgang, Sammy Swindell, Danny Lasoski and Joey Saldana.

Gravel’s victory was hard-fought as he contended with both Daryn Pittman and Donny Schatz for the checkers.

In fact, the 30-lap main saw all three men lead the event at one point.

Gravel started fourth in the feature with Schatz and Pittman sharing the front row for the green flag.

Schatz took the lead at the start with Pittman applying pressure while Gravel came to third.

Pittman dogged Schatz for control until lap nine when he briefly pulled the trigger for control with an inside move in the third and fourth corner.

But Pittman’s run in front was short lived as Schatz turned the car to reclaim the top spot as the pair raced back to the stripe.

The move by Pittman allowed Gravel to hone in for the second spot, which he took with an outside blast in the fourth turn on lap 11.

Gravel was surging by that point as the front trio began what was becoming a torrid battle with traffic in play.

It was lap 13 when Gravel pushed his No. 2 low in the second corner to get underneath Schatz and take command for the first time however Schatz came right back on the Connecticut pilot.

He completed a run through the middle groove in turns three and four on lap 14 to again go out front as he, Gravel and Pittman raced under a blanket for the lead and win.

But just then an untimely caution broke up the tension when Sheldon Haudenschild hit the outside wall and spun on the frontstretch before falling back in line.

Schatz chose the inside lane for the double file restart and held Gravel off when action resumed.

However Gravel was not to be denied as he used a head of steam on the cushion in turn four to complete a run down the frontchute and into the first turn that would push him back out front for good on lap 19.

Third starter Brent Marks went outside of Pittman for third with five laps to go and got the spot just before the final caution flag of the race unfurled.

Schatz got to Gravel’s inside on the restart, proving that he still wasn’t out of the event and returned to repeat the feat in the first turn the next time around but after that attempt Gravel got away for the win, taking the checkered flag by .495 seconds.

In victory lane Gravel noted that he felt he beat the three best cars to race at Williams Grove in the last 10 years in the form of Schatz, Marks and the Don Kreitz No. 69K raced by Pittman.

Schatz, Marks, Pittman and Justin Peck completed the top-five finishers.

Sixth through 10th went to Gio Scelzi, Carson Macedo, Lance Dewease, Haudenschild and Danny Dietrich.

Heats went to Marks, Gravel, Macedo and Pittman with Schatz earning the feature pole by winning the dash.

Anthony Macri scored the B Main.

Marks set fast time with a lap of 17.034 seconds.

Feature Finish:

7/26/24

410 sprints, 30 laps: 1. David Gravel, 2. Donny Schatz, 3. Brent Marks, 4. Daryn Pittman, 5. Justin Peck,6. Gio Scelzi, 7. Carson Macedo, 8. Lance Dewease, 9. Sheldon Haudenschild, 10. Danny Dietrich, 11. Cory Eliason, 12. Buddy Kofoid, 13. Chase Dietz, 14. Troy Wagaman Jr., 15. Anthony Macri, 16. Freddie Rahmer, 17. Spencer Bayston, 18. Lucas Wolfe, 19. Justin Whittall, 20. TJ Stutts, 21. Logan Schuchart, 22. Jacob Allen, 23. Brock Zearfoss, 24. Kelby Watt, 25. Austin Bishop

DNQ: Aaron Bollinger, Landon Crawley, Bill Balog, Kraig Kinser, Jessie Attard, Chad Trout, Michael Walter, Kody Hartlaub

Williams Grove Summer Nationals Celebrates 23rd Running This Weekend

7/21/24

Mechanicsburg – The C & D Rigging Summer Nationals at Williams Grove Speedway, coming up this Friday and Saturday, July 26 and 27, will celebrate its 23rd running this week.

The first edition of the current Summer Nationals was a three-day event back in 2002 with a pair of preliminary mains taken by Danny Lasoski and Joey Saldana while local driver Greg Hodentt upended the World of Outlaws for the big score on Saturday driving for the Apple Motorsports stables.

At the time, the three-day World of Outlaws show at Williams Grove was billed as the first of its kind since only one other previous three-day stand at the track in history, also billed as a Summer Nationals, took place in August 1984 when Sammy Swindell, Brad Doty and Steve Kinser took wins.

World of Outlaws kingpin Donny Schatz took two of three at the track in 2003 with Don Kreitz Jr. taking a preliminary night.

The 2004 version saw Lance Dewease and Lasoski split a pair of mains.

Another three-day format in 2005 saw Jason Johnson score a popular victory for local owners Jim and Sandy Kline while Paul McMahan scored another prelim with track powerhouse Fred Rahmer taking a raucous victory in the Saturday finale.

In 2006 outlaws invaders Terry McCarl, Craig Dollansky and Dary Pittman swept the three-day affair.

Donny Schatz bookended the three-day event with wins in 2007 while local Brian Leppo of Spring Grove was sandwiched in the middle with a win aboard the Swope No. 71 machine.

Becoming a two-day event in 2008, outlaws Donny Schatz and Daryn Pittman swept the shows but the following year belonged to local drivers Greg Hodnett in the Kline No. 22 and Cody Darrah with Darrah taking the win in a make-up feature held during National Open weekend in October.

The 2010 version was all Pennsylvania Posse as Lance Dewease took night one aboard the Don Owens No. 30C and Hodnett returning for another win for the Kline team.

Hodnett struck again in 2011, this time in the Trone Special No. 39, along with outlaw driver Jason Meyers.

Just one show was completed in 2012 with Darrah back for another win, this time aboard an outlaws mount owned by Kasey Kahne.

Again, one show was completed in 2013 with Schatz again a victor but the pendulum swung the other way again in 2014 when locals Hodnett and Dewease swept the two-day weekend show with Hodnett now driving for Michael Heffner and Dewease aboard the Conduit Connections No. 14.

The locals made it back-to-back sweeps of the event in 2015 when Danny Dietrich and Stevie Smith trounced the outlaws.

Pittman was back for a win in 2016 with Dewease, now aboard the Kreitz No. 69K, taking the Saturday finale.

Local driver Brock Zearfoss piloted the Long No. 58 to the win on night one in 2017 while Greg Hodnett ended up scoring the second feature aboard the Heffner mount albeit as a make up main in late September.

Only the first night was completed in 2018 with Dewease returning for a victory, still in the 69K.

The 2019 Summer Nationals saw Tim Shaffer pilot the Rudzik No. 49 to the opening night win while Schatz got back to Summer Nationals victory for the first time since 2013.

Shane Stewart fended off Anthony Macri to win opening night in 2020 while David Gravel dominated on Saturday to lead flag to flag.

In 2021 it was Sheldon Haudenschild and Brent Marks splitting Summer Nationals laurels with Marks scoring the big 20K Saturday finale.

Haudenschild’s Friday win was the first of his career at Williams Grove.

Dewease was back again for a Friday victory in the 69K in 2022 while Saturday’s big money win went to outlaws champion Brad Sweet for his elusive first-ever Williams Grove victory.

Last year, outlaws driver Logan Schuchart of nearby Hanover scored one that kept the local fans happy on Friday before independent California driver Rico Abreu walked off with the $20,000 Saturday loot to record his first-ever oval checkers.

Adult general admission for Friday night is $35 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $15.

Saturday adult general admission is $40 with students ages 13 – 20 priced at $20.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Williams Grove Summer Nationals Slated July 26 & 27

Outlaws Vs Posse Match-Up Is First Of Year At Oval

7/21/24

Mechanicsburg – Williams Grove Speedway is set for the C & D Rigging Summer Nationals featuring the World of Outlaws and Pennsylvania Posse sprint cars coming up this Friday and Saturday, July 26 and 27.

Action both nights gets underway at 7:30 pm.

The two-day Williams Grove outlaws invasion will find the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars and the outlaws battling it out on Friday night for HVAC Morgan Cup bragging rights after the race was lost to rain in May.

The Friday/Saturday event will be the first contest of the season at the track that will pit the outlaws against the Pennsylvania Posse sprint cars.

Friday’s 25-lap main will pay $12,000 to win plus another $5,000 to be Morgan Cup champion, putting up a total take of 17K for the top spot.

Saturday’s 30-lap Champion Racing Oil Summer Nationals finale posts $20,000 for the winner.

Fast Tees screen-printing will be paying $300 to the Fast Tees Fast Qualifier in each Summer Nationals racing program.

Outlaws point leader David Gravel will enter the Summer Nationals as the hottest driver on the tour with 11 wins to date.

Gravel just wrapped up a win in the 41st annual Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway on Saturday night, a victory that capped off a week that produced three wins in five races.

Gravel was the 2020 Summer Nationals champion.

Adult general admission for Friday night is $35 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $15.

Saturday adult general admission is $40 with students ages 13 – 20 priced at $20.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Fireworks will be part of both big racing programs.

C & D Rigging of Grantville is a full service rigging and millwrighting company.

C & D Rigging offers custom millwrighting and mechanical erection of machinery and heavy equipment with over 150 years of collective experience.

Find out more about C & D Rigging and its services at www.cd-rigging.com.

Logan Schuchart and Rico Abreu split the Summer Nationals last season with Abreu taking the big money on Saturday for his first-ever oval victory.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Logan Wagner Wins 3rd Straight, Sweigart Wins 2nd RaceSaver Challenge, Yoder Wins Wingless Sportsman

Port Royal, PA - Logan Wagner charged from the outside of row 3 to the front to claim his 3rd straight Weikert's Livestock 410 sprint car win and his 4th win this season.

Gerard McIntyre and Blane Heimbach would make up the front row of the A-main event, and it would be Heimbach who would lead the opening circuit of the race.

McIntyre would overtake the driver out of Selinsgrove on the 2nd lap though and would momentarily pull away over the next 10 laps but would have plenty of battles going on behind him.

Logan Wagner would work his way up through the top 5 over the next 10 laps and would put a slider on McIntyre going into turn 1 with 14 laps remaining to take over the lead.

Wagner once in front would take on some wing damage to right-hand side of the top wing, bending it back just a touch, but it wouldn't affect The Pilot from getting back to victory lane.

"It didn't help me," said Wagner in victory lane. "I thought we were a little bit too loose especially on exit and didn't really know what happened and it makes sense now. It's just a testament to the Krietz crew to how good the car is."

A restart with 3 laps to go following a caution for Austin Bishop would give McIntyre one last shot at the lead. He would try to make a move on the bottom side of the speedway in turns 1 and 2 but left enough room for the 5 time track champion to get back by on the top side and hold on for the win.

Gerard McIntyre would finish in the 2nd spot and Blane Heimbach would round out the podium.

Aaron Ott would win the Valley Supply Hard Charger award worth $500 for going +7 on the night after starting in 20th and finishing in 13th.

Jake Waters would take home the $1000 courtesy of J&S Classics for the Warrior Award after the 19 pill was drawn by Wagner in victory lane.

In Penns Valley Meat Market RaceSaver Sprint car competition, Nick Sweigart would start on the front row of the 25-lap A-main and would lead all 25 circuits for the $950 win in the Keystone RaceSaver Challenge and would tally his 2nd win of this event in his career.

Sweigart would cut through lapped traffic throughout the event with Mifflintown driver Owen Dimm within a second margin of him throughout the event, but Dimm would never get close enough to make a move for the win.

"Starting position made everything there," said Sweigart in victory lane. "If we would've started deeper, I don't think that would've happened. Most importantly, I don't know that I'm doing this next year so this means that much more to me."

Owen Dimm and Logan Spahr would round out the top 3 in the A-main, and Zach Rhoades would win the Penns Valley Meat Market hard charger award for going from 21st to 13th.

The wingless sportsman A-main was dominated by Trent Yoder after he took the lead with 14 laps remaining.

Brett Perigo and Trent Yoder made up the front row of the feature event and Perigo led the opening 6 laps.

Yoder, though, had a big charge down the front stretch heading into turn 1 and would pull off a big slider to put himself in front of Perigo.

Perigo would try to battle back in turns 3 and 4 with the top 2 cars making contact between the nose and tail of the two cars, but both were able to stay straight.

Yoder would open up his lead to over 4 seconds and go on to win the A-main event with Curt Stroup getting into the runner up spot and Brett Perigo finishing in 3rd.

Port Royal Speedway will take the next weekend off and will be back in action on August 3rd which will feature Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars, Selinsgrove Ford super late models, and Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models with the limited late models competing for a purse over $17,000 as a part of the 2nd Annual Ron Zimmerman Tribute Race.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media on Facebook at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

Full Results:

410 A Feature 25 Laps | 00:11:19.870

69K-Logan Wagner[6]; 2. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[2]; 3. 12-Blane Heimbach[1]; 4. 55-Mike Wagner[5]; 5. 77-Michael Walter[4]; 6. 5-Dylan Cisney[7]; 7. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[8]; 8. 45-Jeff Halligan[9]; 9. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[3]; 10. 47K-Kody Lehman[11]; 11. 8-Billy Dietrich[16]; 12. 95-Garrett Bard[10]; 13. 11P-Aaron Ott[20]; 14. 29-Dan Shetler[18]; 15. 22-Bryn Gohn[13]; 16. 2C-Vince Snyder[12]; 17. 8S-Trenton Sheaffer[17]; 18. 14-Todd Allen[22]; 19. 10-Jake Waters[19]; 20. 55S-Chris Smith[23]; 21. 35-Austin Bishop[15]; 22. 11Z-Zach Newlin[21]; 23. 6-Ryan Smith[14]

410 Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:02:34.000

33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[1]; 2. 77-Michael Walter[4]; 3. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[2]; 4. 95-Garrett Bard[3]; 5. 22-Bryn Gohn[7]; 6. 8-Billy Dietrich[5]; 7. 10-Jake Waters[6]; 8. 14-Todd Allen[8]

410 Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:02:30.000

12-Blane Heimbach[1]; 2. 69K-Logan Wagner[4]; 3. 45-Jeff Halligan[2]; 4. 47K-Kody Lehman[5]; 5. 6-Ryan Smith[6]; 6. 8S-Trenton Sheaffer[8]; 7. 11P-Aaron Ott[3]; 8. 55S-Chris Smith[7]

410 Heat 3 8 Laps | 00:02:32.000

5W-Lucas Wolfe[3]; 2. 5-Dylan Cisney[1]; 3. 55-Mike Wagner[4]; 4. 2C-Vince Snyder[2]; 5. 35-Austin Bishop[5]; 6. 29-Dan Shetler[6]; 7. 11Z-Zach Newlin[7]

Qualifying 1 2 Laps | 00:00:32.000

77-Michael Walter, 00:16.365[3]; 2. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr, 00:16.574[1]; 3. 17B-Steve Buckwalter, 00:16.799[8]; 4. 95-Garrett Bard, 00:17.002[7]; 5. 8-Billy Dietrich, 00:17.340[6]; 6. 10-Jake Waters, 00:17.492[5]; 7. 22-Bryn Gohn, 00:17.611[4]; 8. 14-Todd Allen, 00:18.058[2]

Qualifying 2 2 Laps | 00:04:44.000

69K-Logan Wagner, 00:16.542[6]; 2. 12-Blane Heimbach, 00:16.854[2]; 3. 45-Jeff Halligan, 00:16.910[4]; 4. 11P-Aaron Ott, 00:17.377[3]; 5. 47K-Kody Lehman, 00:17.378[5]; 6. 6-Ryan Smith, 00:17.420[7]; 7. 55S-Chris Smith, 00:17.452[1]; 8. 8S-Trenton Sheaffer, 00:17.471[8]

Qualifying 3 2 Laps | 00:00:34.000

55-Mike Wagner, 00:16.835[3]; 2. 5-Dylan Cisney, 00:16.903[5]; 3. 2C-Vince Snyder, 00:17.057[1]; 4. 5W-Lucas Wolfe, 00:17.197[7]; 5. 35-Austin Bishop, 00:17.630[6]; 6. 29-Dan Shetler, 00:17.642[2]; 7. 11Z-Zach Newlin, 00:18.334[4]

305 Sprints - Winged 45 Entries A Feature 25 Laps | 00:08:50.373

89-Nick Sweigart[2]; 2. 17-Owen Dimm[1]; 3. 5-Logan Spahr[8]; 4. 52-Jeff Weaver[3]; 5. 46-Mike Alleman[6]; 6. 67-Ken Duke Jr[4]; 7. 34-Austin Reed[5]; 8. 36-Mike Melair[11]; 9. 19-Kruz Kepner[7]; 10. 1M-Paul Moyer[10]; 11. 26-Ryan Lynn[12]; 12. 4W-Kasey Weaver[16]; 13. 31Z-Zach Rhodes[21]; 14. 8-DJ Cassler[14]; 15. 5W-Kolby Weaver[15]; 16. 1R-Christian Rumsey[13]; 17. 75-Dylan Shatzer[17]; 18. 98-Croix Beasom[25]; 19. 25-Dustin Young[23]; 20. 88-Fred Arnold[19]; 21. 21-Andrew Boyer[18]; 22. 01-Timmy Bittner[9]; 23. 21C-Jarrett Cavalet[26]; 24. 98P-Chad Phillips[22]; 25. 97-Kenny Heffner[20]; 26. 20-Doug Dodson[24]

305 B Feature 12 Laps | 00:07:28.102

31Z-Zach Rhodes[8]; 2. 98P-Chad Phillips[1]; 3. 25-Dustin Young[3]; 4. 20-Doug Dodson[4]; 5. 98-Croix Beasom[5]; 6. 21C-Jarrett Cavalet[9]; 7. 29R-Seth Schnoke[13]; 8. J9-Jerald Harris[11]; 9. 7-Drew Young[12]; 10. 2-Erin Statler[7]; 11. 21M-Hunter McFadden[10]; 12. 47-Benjamin Miklos[15]; 13. 54M-Todd Lynn[14]; 14. 32A-Austin Greenland[20]; 15. 28R-Jason Roush[19]; 16. 80-Dave Wickham[16]; 17. 15-Alan Rhodes[17]; 18. 6-Caleb Harris[21]; 19. 53W-Jimmy White[23]; 20. 71-Josh Spicer[6]; 21. J2-John Smith[25]; 22. 7H-Kyle Hart[2]; 23. 9R-Mariah Romig[24]; 24. 5V-Braeden Varner[18]; 25. 99B-AJ Barton[22]

305 Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:02:32.000

89-Nick Sweigart[3]; 2. 5-Logan Spahr[4]; 3. 36-Mike Melair[1]; 4. 1R-Christian Rumsey[2]; 5. 75-Dylan Shatzer[5]; 6. 98P-Chad Phillips[7]; 7. 98-Croix Beasom[6]; 8. 21C-Jarrett Cavalet[9]; 9. 29R-Seth Schnoke[11]; 10. 15-Alan Rhodes[8]; 11. 6-Caleb Harris[10]

305 Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:07:36.000

19-Kruz Kepner[1]; 2. 26-Ryan Lynn[2]; 3. 52-Jeff Weaver[6]; 4. 5W-Kolby Weaver[4]; 5. 88-Fred Arnold[7]; 6. 7H-Kyle Hart[3]; 7. 71-Josh Spicer[5]; 8. 21M-Hunter McFadden[8]; 9. 54M-Todd Lynn[10]; 10. 5V-Braeden Varner[9]; 11. (DNS) 99B-AJ Barton

305 Heat 3 8 Laps | 00:02:37.000

17-Owen Dimm[2]; 2. 46-Mike Alleman[3]; 3. 34-Austin Reed[4]; 4. 8-DJ Cassler[1]; 5. 21-Andrew Boyer[8]; 6. 25-Dustin Young[6]; 7. 2-Erin Statler[5]; 8. J9-Jerald Harris[9]; 9. 47-Benjamin Miklos[11]; 10. 28R-Jason Roush[10]; 11. 53W-Jimmy White[7]; 12. J2-John Smith[12]

305 Heat 4 8 Laps | 00:02:38.000

67-Ken Duke Jr[4]; 2. 1M-Paul Moyer[2]; 3. 01-Timmy Bittner[5]; 4. 4W-Kasey Weaver[1]; 5. 97-Kenny Heffner[3]; 6. 20-Doug Dodson[8]; 7. 31Z-Zach Rhodes[7]; 8. 7-Drew Young[6]; 9. 80-Dave Wickham[9]; 10. 32A-Austin Greenland[10]; 11. 9R-Mariah Romig[11]

305 Qualifying 1 2 Laps

5-Logan Spahr, 00:18.244[21]; 2. 5W-Kolby Weaver, 00:18.368[11]; 3. 89-Nick Sweigart, 00:18.434[5]; 4. 7H-Kyle Hart, 00:18.531[9]; 5. 1R-Christian Rumsey, 00:18.552[13]; 6. 26-Ryan Lynn, 00:18.588[10]; 7. 36-Mike Melair, 00:18.669[15]; 8. 19-Kruz Kepner, 00:18.683[12]; 9. 75-Dylan Shatzer, 00:18.702[18]; 10. 71-Josh Spicer, 00:18.753[8]; 11. 98-Croix Beasom, 00:18.793[22]; 12. 52-Jeff Weaver, 00:18.874[1]; 13. 98P-Chad Phillips, 00:18.881[7]; 14. 88-Fred Arnold, 00:18.938[17]; 15. 15-Alan Rhodes, 00:19.032[3]; 16. 21M-Hunter McFadden, 00:19.143[19]; 17. 21C-Jarrett Cavalet, 00:19.295[6]; 18. 5V-Braeden Varner, 00:19.491[4]; 19. 6-Caleb Harris, 00:19.733[16]; 20. 54M-Todd Lynn, 00:20.450[2]; 21. (DQ) 29R-Seth Schnoke, 00:18.740[20]; 22. 99B-AJ Barton[14]

305 Qualifying 2 2 Laps | 00:00:56.000

34-Austin Reed, 00:18.193[4]; 2. 67-Ken Duke Jr, 00:18.347[22]; 3. 46-Mike Alleman, 00:18.512[11]; 4. 97-Kenny Heffner, 00:18.528[16]; 5. 17-Owen Dimm, 00:18.565[13]; 6. 1M-Paul Moyer, 00:18.620[9]; 7. 8-DJ Cassler, 00:18.646[6]; 8. 4W-Kasey Weaver, 00:18.650[15]; 9. 2-Erin Statler, 00:18.659[8]; 10. 01-Timmy Bittner, 00:18.680[17]; 11. 25-Dustin Young, 00:18.698[19]; 12. 7-Drew Young, 00:18.724[10]; 13. 53W-Jimmy White, 00:18.749[12]; 14. 31Z-Zach Rhodes, 00:18.762[20]; 15. 21-Andrew Boyer, 00:18.773[5]; 16. 20-Doug Dodson, 00:18.840[21]; 17. J9-Jerald Harris, 00:18.842[1]; 18. 80-Dave Wickham, 00:18.912[7]; 19. 28R-Jason Roush, 00:19.018[14]; 20. 32A-Austin Greenland, 00:19.217[2]; 21. 47-Benjamin Miklos, 00:19.282[18]; 22. 9R-Mariah Romig, 00:19.942[3]; 23. J2-John Smith, 00:23.261[23]

Wingless Super Sportsman 14 Entries SS A Feature 20 Laps | 00:07:50.158

66-Trent Yoder[1]; 2. 07-Curt Stroup[3]; 3. 2A-Brett Perigo[2]; 4. 59-Steve Wilbur[5]; 5. 44-Dexter Ehrenzeller[7]; 6. 28-Cliff Brian Jr[6]; 7. 222-Jay Fannasy[4]; 8. 12-Andy Burkhart[8]; 9. 28N-Brian Nace[13]; 10. 17S-Cooper Shue[10]; 11. 7-Sam Leonard Jr[12]; 12. 69-Brandon Shearer[11]; 13. 42-Troy Fraker[9]; 14. 63-Kevin Gutshall[14]

Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:03:06.000

59-Steve Wilbur[3]; 2. 28-Cliff Brian Jr[6]; 3. 66-Trent Yoder[7]; 4. 44-Dexter Ehrenzeller[2]; 5. 42-Troy Fraker[1]; 6. 69-Brandon Shearer[5]; 7. 28N-Brian Nace[4]

Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:06:05.000

222-Jay Fannasy[1]; 2. 2A-Brett Perigo[6]; 3. 07-Curt Stroup[5]; 4. 12-Andy Burkhart[3]; 5. 17S-Cooper Shue[4]; 6. 7-Sam Leonard Jr[7]; 7. 63-Kevin Gutshall[2]

Photo Credit: Jeremy Zarfos

Saturday, July 13, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

AARON BOLLINGER CHARGES TO SECOND CAREER 410 VICTORY; Frankie Herr Wins 358 Sprint Feature

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, July 20 (7PM) DEAN’S AUTO PLAZA NIGHT: 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

Saturday, August 3 (7PM) RACK DADDIES RUMBLE PRESENTED BY L&M TIRE and WHEEL: 410 Sprints [TT] and 358 Sprints

Saturday, August 10 (7PM) DCS SCHOOL OF DRIVING NIGHT: 410 Sprints, 600 Xcel Modifieds and Superior Homes Extreme Stocks

Abbottstown, PA (July 13, 2024) – Aaron Bollinger rolled the bottom of the 3/8-mile oval on Saturday night to score his second career 410 victory. Saturday’s win came 1,134 days after his first triumph which was on June 5, 2021 at Lincoln Speedway. The Fallen Firefighters / “Guise-Little Memorial” paid $6,000 to win along with high payouts throughout the field and additional bonus money.

Pole-sitter Kody Hartlaub paced the field along side Chad Trout for the start of the 36-lap feature. Hartlaub and Trout battled into turn 1 with Hartlaub coming out with the lead. Freddie Rahmer made his way from sixth to third, getting a solid start. Rahmer was closing in on Trout and pulled a slider in turns 1 and 2 and took second on lap 6. Matt Campbell got by Trout on the next lap to take third. Rahmer reeled in Hartlaub as they closed in on the tail end of the field. Rahmer took the lead from Hartlaub at the line on lap 8 with lapped traffic coming into play right away. Campbell wasn’t far behind and took second from Kody.

Devon Borden sat sideways in turn 2 bringing out the caution on lap 9. Rahmer led Campbell, Hartlaub, Trout and Troy Wagaman on the restart. Rahmer had a solid restart as Hartlaub, Trout and Wagaman battled for position. Wagaman was on the move and got by Trout and Hartlaub to get into third. That left Hartlaub and Trout to fend off Aaron Bollinger.

After another caution, Rahmer got another good restart and Bollinger moved into fourth after getting by both Trout and Hartlaub coming off turn 2. As Wagaman and Campbell battled for second the yellow came out again for Michael Millard who sat in the bottom of turns 3 and 4.

Wagaman looked to the bottom to get under Campbell on the restart but did not make the pass. Bollinger was right there to challenge Wagaman for third. Wagaman moved down to block Bollinger’s line.

Rahmer caught lapped traffic on lap 23 which helped Campbell reel in Rahmer. Campbell got into the back of a slower car but still held on to second. The caution came out for the slower car of Travis Scott. This time Campbell got a better restart and the bottom was working for him as Rahmer stuck to the top. Bollinger also found the bottom and was reeling in both of the leaders. Rahmer was able to keep his momentum going around the top but Campbell was working the bottom and the two were wheel to wheel for the lead coming out turn 2 when the caution came out on lap 31, putting a halt to an epic battle.

Rahmer, Campbell, Bollinger, Wagaman and Hartlaub were the top five for the restart with five laps to go. Rahmer went to the bottom on the restart to block Campbell. Bollinger got under Campbell for second and was on Rahmer’s tail as the laps wound down. Bollinger took the lead with two laps to go.

Bollinger rolled the bottom and got to the line 1.908 seconds ahead of Rahmer for the win. Campbell was third and Wagaman finished fourth. Tyler Ross, the hard charger of the race, drove from his 12th starting spot to finish fifth.

Frankie Herr Wins 358 Sprint Feature

Pole-sitter, Jude Siegel led the field into turn 1 with Matt Findley in second and Logan Rumsey and Frankie Herr battling for third. Steve Owings joined the battle as there was melee in turns 1 and 2 bringing out the caution.

Siegel, Findley, Herr, Owings and Doug Hammaker made up the top five for the restart. Hammaker looked under Owings for fourth on the restart with Owings holding onto the spot and putting pressure on Herr for third. Herr got by Findley for second and Hammaker moved into fourth. Doug then kept his charge to the front going and got by Findley for third.

The red came out when Bryn Gohn flipped in turn 3. Owings got by Findley for fourth on the restart and Siegel and Herr raced wheel to wheel for the lead coming off turn 4. Herr took the lead on lap 6 and Hammaker moved into second.

Hammaker was running the top to reel in Herr when the yellow came out on lap 10. Hammaker looked to the top on the restart but Herr held the lead using the bottom of the track. Hammaker tried the low line in turns 1 and 2, but Herr still held on to the top spot.

Herr held on to become the sixth different winner in the six 358 sprint car features this season. Hammaker was second, Siegel finished third and Owings crossed the line fourth. Findley completed the top five.

Next Saturday, July 20, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with Dean’s Auto Plaza night featuring the 410 sprint cars and 358 sprint cars. It is also Lobar Kid’s Night with Color Wheel Flooring Big Wheel Races. Racing is scheduled for 7PM with pit gates opening at 4:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 5PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, July 13, 2024

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (36 Laps) – 1. 5E-Aaron Bollinger ($6,000); 2. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 3. X-Matt Campbell; 4. 27-Troy Wagaman; 5. 5R-Tyler Ross; 6. 55M-Domenic Melair; 7. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 8. 8-Billy Dietrich; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 1X-Chad Trout; 11. 23B-Devon Borden; 12. 75-Cameron Smith; 13. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 14. 27S-Robbie Kendall; 15. 00F-Chris Frank; 16. 11P-TJ Stutts; 17. 90-Jordan Givler; 18. 38S-Brett Strickler; 19. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 20. 67L-JJ Loss (DNF); 21. 23-Michael Millard (DNF); 22. 5A-Travis Scott (DNF); 23. 10X-Reese Nowotarski (DNF); 24. 22E-Nash Ely (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Kody Hartlaub (1-7), Freddie Rahmer (8-33) & Aaron Bollinger (34-36)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 23B-Devon Borden; 2. 5E-Aaron Bollinger; 3. 27-Troy Wagaman; 4. 75-Cameron Smith; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 22E-Nash Ely; 7. 11P-TJ Stutts; 8. 23-Michael Millard; 9. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 10. 7-Aidan Borden

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 8R-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 5R-Tyler Ross; 5. 67L-JJ Loss; 6. 27S-Robbie Kendall; 7. 38S-Brett Strickler; 8. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 9. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. X-Matt Campbell; 2. 8-Billy Dietrich; 3. 55M-Domenic Melair; 4. 39-Kody Hartlaub; 5. 10X-Reese Nowotarski; 6. 00F-Chris Frank; 7. 90-Jordan Givler; 8. 23A-Chris Arnold; 9. 5A-Travis Scott

410 Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 38S-Brett Strickler; 2. 23-Michael Millard; 3. 90-Jordan Givler; 4. 38J-Jordan Strickler; 5. 11P-TJ Stutts; 6. 5A-Travis Scott; 7. 23A-Chris Arnold; 8. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 9. 7-Aidan Borden

Time Trial Results:

1. 27-Troy Wagaman 14.047; 2. 1X-Chad Trout 14.064; 3. 39-Kody Hartlaub 14.082; 4. 5E-Aaron Bollinger 14.200; 5. 8R-Freddie Rahmer 14.256; 6. X-Matt Campbell 14.274; 7. 23B-Devon Borden 14.287; 8. 5W-Lucas Wolfe 14.312; 9. 8-Billy Dietrich 14.349; 10. 75-Cameron Smith 14.364; 11. 48-Danny Dietrich 14.384; 12. 55M-Domenic Melair 14.404; 13. 22E-Nash Ely 14.457; 14. 27S-Robbie Kendall 14.481; 15. 10X-Reese Nowotarski 14.486; 16. 23-Michael Millard 14.487; 17. 67L-14.506; 18. 90-Jordan Givler 14.677; 19. 88-Brandon Rahmer 14.696; 20. 5R-Tyler Ross 14.712; 21. 23A-Chris Arnold 14.725; 22. 11P-TJ Stutts 14.752; 23. 38S-Brett Strickler 14.766; 24. 5A-Travis Scott 14.905; 25. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh 14.988; 26. 38J-Jordan Strickler 15.064; 27. 00F-Chris Frank 15.481; 28. 7-Aidan Borden 15.969

McConkey Insurance and Benefits 358 Sprint Cars

358 Sprint Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 70D-Frankie Herr; 2. 66-Doug Hammaker; 3. 2-Jude Siegel; 4. 35-Steve Owings; 5. 28-Matt Findley; 6. 4-Ayden Hare; 7. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 8. 6-Dylan Norris; 9. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 10. 47-Adam Carberry; 11. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 12. 21T-Scott Fisher; 13. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 14. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 15. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 16. 19R-Tylar Rutherford; 17. 23F-Justin Foster; 18. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 19. 25-Travis Leh; 20. 25S-Tom Senseney Jr.; 21. 41-Josh Harner; 22. 22B-Nat Tuckey (DNF); 23. 91-Logan Rumsey (DNF); 24. 11B-Bryn Gohn (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Jude Siegel (1-5) & Frankie Herr (6-20)

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 66-Doug Hammaker; 2. 42U-Tyler Ulrich; 3. 4-Ayden Hare; 4. 11B-Bryn Gohn; 5. 47-Adam Carberry; 6. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 7. 6K-Cole Knopp; 8. 26-Hank Donovan Jr.; 9. 4BC-Brandon Reiblich (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 2. 35-Steve Owings; 3. 91-Logan Rumsey; 4. 23B-Preston Lattomus; 5. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 6. 8X-Cameron Merriman; 7. 45S-Samuel Miller; 8. 511-John Sharpe (DNF); 9. 19R-Tylar Rutherford (DNF)

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 7W-Jayden Wolf; 2. 6-Dylan Norris; 3. 2-Jude Siegel; 4. 25-Travis Leh; 5. 22B-Nat Tuckey; 6. 23F-Justin Foster; 7. 27G-Jay Galloway; 8. 41-Josh Harner; 9. 29J-Keith Gilreath

358 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 70D-Frankie Herr; 2. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 3. 28-Matt Findley; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher; 5. 25-Tom Senseney Jr.; 6. 24-Andy Best; 7. 10Y-Nick Yinger; 8. 15S-Cole Small; 9. 84M-Chad Criswell; 10. 39T-Olivia Thayer

358 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) – 1. 6B-Mike Bittinger; 2. 19R-Tylar Rutherford; 3. 23F-Justin Foster; 4. 41-Josh Harner; 5. 27G-Jay Galloway; 6. 8X-Cameron Merriman; 7. 84M-Chad Criswell; 8. 45S-Samuel Miller; 9. 4BC-Brandon Reiblich; 10. 15S-Cole Small; 11. 39T-Olivia Thayer; 12. 29J-Keith Gilreath; 13. 26-Hank Donovan (DNF); 14. 10Y-Nick Yinger (DNF); 15. 34-Andy Best (DNS); 16. 6K-Cole Knopp (DNS); 17. 511-John Sharpe (DNS)

410 Sprint Cars, RaceSaver Sprints and Wingless Sportsman This Saturday at Port Royal Presented by Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown

Port Royal, PA – July 20, 2024 – Port Royal Speedway will host Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars, Penns Valley Meat Market PA Sprint Series RaceSaver sprint cars and wingless sportsman this weekend sponsored by Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown.

Feature Events:
Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars: The points battle continues to be of interest as the top 2 in points have yet to win an A-main event at the Speed Palace: Chase Dietz and Mike Wagner, separated by 125 points. While Logan Wagner is coming off his 3rd win this season and is now up to 3rd in the overall point standings. The winner of Saturday's race will take home $5,000 as a part of a $25,000 total purse.

Penns Valley Meat Market 305 Sprint Cars: The 305 division can expect some raised stakes this weekend with their event paying $450 to start the A-main on Saturday and the winner taking home $900.

Wingless Sportsman: Adding to the excitement of the night, the wingless sportsman will be on the card. The last time the division was in competition, Craig Perigo was able to take home the checkered flag.

Event Details:
Date: Saturday, July 20, 2024
Pit Gates Open: 4 PM
GA Gates Open: 5 PM
Hot Laps Begin: 6 PM
Racing Starts: 7 PM

Tickets:
Tickets will be available at the gate.

Pits - $35
GA - $20
Students (13-18) - $10
Kids 12 and Under - Free

For more information, visit our website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway.

Williams Grove Summer Nationals Slated July 26 & 27

7/14/24

Mechanicsburg – After a week off for Summer Break on July 19, Williams Grove Speedway will roar back to life on July 26 and 27 with the two-day, C & D Rigging World of Outlaws Summer Nationals.

The Friday/Saturday event will be the first contest of the season at the track that will pit the outlaws against the Pennsylvania Posse sprint cars.

Action both nights will get underway at 7:30 pm.

Friday’s main event will be 25-laps in distance and pay $12,000 to win plus a $5,000 bonus to be declared Morgan Cup champion.

The original running of the 2024 Morgan Cup fell victim to rain in May and will now be part of the July 26 racing program.

The Saturday main event will go 30-laps for $20,000 to win.

Connecticut’s David Gravel will lead the outlaws contingent into Williams Grove as the series point leader with nine wins.

Logan Schuchart and Rico Abreu split the Summer Nationals last season with Abreu taking the big money on Saturday for his first-ever oval victory.

Adult general admission for both shows is $40 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $20 both nights.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Fireworks will be part of both big racing programs.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Logan Wagner Goes Back to Back, Weaver Claims 2nd Career Win, Shoemaker Wires Limited Late Model Field

Port Royal, PA - Logan Wagner charged from his 8th starting position to the win on Saturday night to claim his 2nd win of the season in 410 competition behind the wheel of the Kreitz racing 69K.

Jake Karklin and Austin Bishop would make up the front row of the 25-lap A-main event, but it would be Jeff Halligan who would lead the opening lap with Logan Wagner making the pass on Bishop for 3rd on lap 2.

Halligan and Wagner would be on a class of their own over the next 14 laps breaking away from the field.

Wagner would make the pass on Halligan in turn 1 with 10 laps remaining and wouldn't look back, holding on for over a 7 second win over the rest of the field.

"I felt really good early," said Wagner in victory lane. "I feel like they keep giving me cars like that, we're going to keep winning."

Jeff Halligan would hold on for 2nd and Jake Karklin would round out the podium.

Logan Wagner would win the Valley Supply hard charger worth $500 and Jake Waters would win the J&S Classics Warrior Award after the 20 chip was drawn in victory lane and he was the 20th place finisher.

In Selinsgrove Ford super late model competition, Justin Weaver would lead from the opening lap to pick up his 2nd straight and 2nd overall win at Port Royal Speedway.

It wouldn't be without a late challenge though from Colton Flinner who would overtake Weaver with 6 laps remaining.

His pass wouldn't hold however as heavy lap traffic in front of the leads would slow Flinner enough for Weaver to retake the lead and never look back to hold on for the win.

Flinner would finish in 2nd and would claim the night's Lauver's Concessions Hard Charger award and Dillan Stake would finish in 3rd.

For the Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models, Shawn Shoemaker would lead from wire to wire to claim the victory.

Trent Brenneman would make a few attempts for the lead on the inside of the corners but couldn't hold the speed to overtake and Shoemaker would claim his first victory of 2024.

Brenneman would hold on for 2nd and Ryan Zook would round out the podium.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in action on Saturday July 20th with Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars, Penns Valley Meat Market PA Sprint Sprint Series 305 sprint cars and the wingless sportsman all presented by Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown.

For more information, visit portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on X/Twitter.

410 A Feature 25 Laps | 00:10:52.762

69K-Logan Wagner[8]; 2. 45-Jeff Halligan[4]; 3. 35K-Jake Karklin[1]; 4. 67-Justin Whittall[6]; 5. 77-Michael Walter[12]; 6. 35-Austin Bishop[3]; 7. 1-Chase Dietz[9]; 8. 55-Mike Wagner[7]; 9. 5-Dylan Cisney[11]; 10. 47K-Kody Lehman[2]; 11. 17B-Steve Buckwalter[5]; 12. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[10]; 13. 77K-Derek Locke[15]; 14. 85-Ricky DiEva[18]; 15. 69X-Kassidy Kreitz[13]; 16. 8S-Trenton Sheaffer[16]; 17. 24B-Dustin Baney[14]; 18. 14-Todd Allen[21]; 19. 2C-Vince Snyder[22]; 20. 10-Jake Waters[19]; 21. 99-Devin Adams[20]; 22. 11Z-Zach Newlin[17]; 23. 69KK-Steve Downs[23]

410 Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:02:16.000

35K-Jake Karklin[7]; 2. 35-Austin Bishop[1]; 3. 47K-Kody Lehman[4]; 4. 33-Gerard McIntyre Jr[8]; 5. 69X-Kassidy Kreitz[2]; 6. 8S-Trenton Sheaffer[6]; 7. 10-Jake Waters[5]; 8. 2C-Vince Snyder[3]

410 Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:03:43.000

17B-Steve Buckwalter[1]; 2. 55-Mike Wagner[4]; 3. 69K-Logan Wagner[7]; 4. 5-Dylan Cisney[6]; 5. 24B-Dustin Baney[2]; 6. 11Z-Zach Newlin[3]; 7. 99-Devin Adams[5]; 8. 69KK-Steve Downs[8]

410 Heat 3 8 Laps | 00:02:19.000

45-Jeff Halligan[1]; 2. 67-Justin Whittall[5]; 3. 1-Chase Dietz[4]; 4. 77-Michael Walter[6]; 5. 77K-Derek Locke[7]; 6. 85-Ricky DiEva[3]; 7. 14-Todd Allen[2]

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Media Results for 7/13/2024 at Port Royal Speedway - Port Royal, PA
Super Late Models 28 Entries
LM A Feature 25 Laps | 00:08:49.560

2J-Justin Weaver[2]; 2. 48-Colton Flinner[7]; 3. D19-Dillan Stake[3]; 4. 0Y-Andrew Yoder[5]; 5. 20-Trever Feathers[8]; 6. 119-Bryan Bernheisel[4]; 7. 32J-Shaun Jones[12]; 8. 9-Hayes Mattern[6]; 9. 15K-Jamie Lathroum[9]; 10. 24-Dylan Yoder[15]; 11. 57-Matt Tifft[14]; 12. 06-Mike Lupfer[11]; 13. 11-Jason Schmidt[1]; 14. 4-Gary Stuhler[19]; 15. 1-Gene Knaub[17]; 16. 21-Chad Myers[20]; 17. 21P-Jakob Piper[18]; 18. 39-Tim Smith Jr[21]; 19. 0-Rick Eckert[24]; 20. 15-Scott Flickinger[23]; 21. 3-Tim Wilson[22]; 22. 61T-Kenny Trevitz[13]; 23. 13M-John Mclanigan[16]; 24. 79-Chase Bowsman[10]

LM B Feature 8 Laps | 00:02:43.000

4-Gary Stuhler[2]; 2. 21-Chad Myers[4]; 3. 39-Tim Smith Jr[7]; 4. 3-Tim Wilson[3]; 5. 15-Scott Flickinger[6]; 6. 0-Rick Eckert[1]; 7. 63-Nathan Long[9]; 8. 25K-Kody Lyter[8]; 9. 5-Chad Julius[5]; 10. 74-Tyler Hershey[10]

LM Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:07:27.000

15K-Jamie Lathroum[8]; 2. D19-Dillan Stake[9]; 3. 11-Jason Schmidt[1]; 4. 79-Chase Bowsman[4]; 5. 61T-Kenny Trevitz[10]; 6. 13M-John Mclanigan[5]; 7. 0-Rick Eckert[2]; 8. 21-Chad Myers[6]; 9. 39-Tim Smith Jr[7]; 10. 74-Tyler Hershey[3]

LM Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:02:33.000

119-Bryan Bernheisel[4]; 2. 2J-Justin Weaver[7]; 3. 20-Trever Feathers[3]; 4. 06-Mike Lupfer[5]; 5. 57-Matt Tifft[1]; 6. 1-Gene Knaub[8]; 7. 4-Gary Stuhler[9]; 8. 5-Chad Julius[2]; 9. 25K-Kody Lyter[6]

LM Heat 3 8 Laps | 00:05:01.000

9-Hayes Mattern[1]; 2. 48-Colton Flinner[5]; 3. 0Y-Andrew Yoder[4]; 4. 32J-Shaun Jones[3]; 5. 24-Dylan Yoder[8]; 6. 21P-Jakob Piper[7]; 7. 3-Tim Wilson[6]; 8. 15-Scott Flickinger[2]; 9. 63-Nathan Long[9]

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Media Results for 7/13/2024 at Port Royal Speedway - Port Royal, PA
Limited Late Models 14 Entries
LLM A Feature 20 Laps | 00:13:25.019

44-Shawn Shoemaker[1]; 2. 33-Trent Brenneman[3]; 3. 28Z-Ryan Zook[4]; 4. 11-Jaxton Garman[2]; 5. 13-Brad McGinnis[9]; 6. 15K-Jamie Lathroum[8]; 7. 7-Kenny Yoder[11]; 8. 19-Danny Atherton[5]; 9. 27-Cayden Ranck[13]; 10. 12-Doug Legume[10]; 11. 8-Taylor Farlling[6]; 12. 70J-DJ Myers[7]; 13. (DNS) 58-Randy Burkholder; 14. (DNS) 87-Eric Irvin

LLM Heat 1 8 Laps | 00:03:49.000

15K-Jamie Lathroum[2]; 2. 70J-DJ Myers[5]; 3. 44-Shawn Shoemaker[1]; 4. 28Z-Ryan Zook[6]; 5. 13-Brad McGinnis[7]; 6. 7-Kenny Yoder[3]; 7. 27-Cayden Ranck[4]

LLM Heat 2 8 Laps | 00:02:44.000

11-Jaxton Garman[2]; 2. 8-Taylor Farlling[3]; 3. 33-Trent Brenneman[7]; 4. 19-Danny Atherton[6]; 5. 12-Doug Legume[5]; 6. 58-Randy Burkholder[1]; 7. 87-Eric Irvin[4]

Kid's Night at Port Royal Speedway: Bike and Powerwheel Races, 410s, Super Late Models, Limited Late Models!

Port Royal, PA - July 10th, 2024 - Port Royal Speedway is set to host a fun-filled Kid's Night this Saturday, featuring an array of activities and thrilling racing for the whole family. Bring the kids along for an unforgettable evening of excitement, prizes, and top-notch racing action!

Kid's Night Highlights:

Bicycle and Power Wheel Races: Young fans can take part in their very own races, showcasing their speed and skills on bicycles and power wheels. Don't miss the chance for your child to participate in these fun events! Helmets are required to participate.

Prize Giveaways: Upon entering the gate, kids can sign up for a chance to win a variety of fantastic prizes. Make sure to arrive early and register for these exciting giveaways!

Racing Line-Up:

Weikert Livestock 410 Sprint Cars: Witness the high-octane action as drivers compete for a $5,000 winner's prize, part of a $25,000 total purse. This race promises to deliver edge-of-your-seat excitement!

Selinsgrove Ford Super Late Models: Experience the thrill of super late model racing with drivers battling for a $4,000 top prize.

Zimmerman Truck Repair Limited Late Models: Enjoy the intensity of limited late model racing. This race will cap off an evening of spectacular racing entertainment.

Event Details:
Date: July 13th, 2024
Gates Open: 4PM
Hot Laps Begin: 6PM
Races Begin: 7PM

Tickets:

GA Adults - $20
Students (13 - 18) $10
Kids (12 and under) free
Pits - $35

Port Royal Speedway invites families and fans of all ages to join us for an action-packed Kid's Night. With thrilling races, engaging activities for children, and the chance to win exciting prizes, this event is sure to be a highlight of the summer. Don't miss out on the fun and excitement this Saturday at Port Royal Speedway!

For more information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com, follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media or on X/Twitter @PortRoyalSpdway or contact info@portroyalspeedway.com.

Selinsgrove Speedway

July 8, 2024

Written by Bert Wojcik

Selinsgrove,PA- For those that say the dog days of summer are in August. May I introduce you to PA Speedweek. The sun was scorching hot on Sunday in Snyder County. But a packed grandstands braved the heat for the final night of Pennsylvania Speedweek Presented by Red Robin. The points battle as it does most years came down to the final night. Where Dillsburg,PA Anthony Macri and Gettysburg,PA Danny Dietrich were the last two standing after 8 nights of racing coming into Selinsgrove. Coming into Selinsgrove, Macri led Dietrich by 62 points. Macri had three wins to Dietrich's two wins. The stage was set for a Sunday night battle. When the dust settled Danny Dietrich would win the battle taking his second win of the season at Selinsgrove in the Opperman-Bogar-Heintzleman Memorial and his third win of the week. But Anthony Macri would win the war clinching his second straight PA Speedweek Presented by Red Robin Championship.Meanwhile Keith Jack would take home the win for the NY-PENN IMCA Modified Series presented by Insinger Performance.

The feature started with East Berlin,PA Kody Hartlaub and Dietrich on the front row. Macri would take the green in the third spot. Dietrich would cut down Macri lead in the standings to just 30 points after Dietrich earned $300 for Fast Tee’s Fast Time. For Macri to clinch the title, he would need to finish 7th or better in the 30 lap feature. On the start Dietrich would get around Hartlaub and start to pull away and lead lap 1. Macri would waste little time getting around Hartlaub for second.

The only caution of the feature would come out on lap 4 for Cameron Smith spinning out in turn 2. Smith would return for a top 10 finish. The restart would come and Dietrich would pull away from Macri. It wouldn't take long for Dietrich to hit lap traffic. Only 8 laps in and Dietrich and Macri would get into lap traffic.

On lap 11 Macri would chip away at the lead and try to get a run on Dietrich off of 4 but got loose off of turn 2 and that would be the closest Macri would get for now. Hanover,PA Troy Wagaman would settle into the third spot. Meanwhile upfront Dietrich would put a clinic in lap traffic slicing his way through the field. Macri was having a tough time getting off of turn two where Dietrich was having a better time off the corner.

Back through the field. Medford,NJ Justin Whittall who missed his heat race and started 19th. Was making his way through the field and ended up being hard charger on the night finishing a solid 4th marking his 2nd straight top 5 finish at Selinsgrove in the two events he ran this year.

Meanwhile up front Macri tried, but he knew where he needed to be as Danny Dietrich would take the checker flag for his 2nd win of the season at Selinsgrove and 9th career win at the track, his 10th of the season. But it would be Anthony Macri 2nd place finish to clinch the 2024 Pennsylvania Speedweek presented by Red Robin championship. Wagaman would end up third. Whittal fourth and Devin Borden would round out the top 5.

“Anthony keeps you on your toes,” Dietrich said in High Caliber Cranes Victory lane.” But we had a great week. Lincoln really killed me. Dug us a whole in time trials. Lincoln really set a fire under my butt and Jake yelled at me. But glad to get a win here for all the fans that don’t like me.” Dietrich's top 10 finish also needed him the Selinsgrove Ford 10 for 10 bonus earning a $5,000 bonus for finishing in the top 10 all 9 nights of Speedweek.

“We have a great group of guys. They never gave up or got upset.” Macri said in High Caliber Cranes Victory Lane on his crew and the Speedweek Championship. “ I said it before, it's 10 miserable days but it's all worth it when it ends like this. We got a good bit of momentum going into the month of money. This week feels a little more rewarding than last year with the way we fought back this week.”

The 20 lap NY-Penn IMCA modified feature would start with Rodney Morgan and Jacob McConnel on the front row. Morgan would get a great jump and take the early lead and lead lap one. Keith Jack who started back in the 7th spot was up to 4th on the 3rd lap making his charge for the front. It wouldn't take long for Jack to get around McConnel for the 3rd spot after McConnel would get passed by Jared Spalding for 2nd.

The first yellow of the event would come out with McConnel spinning out on lap 9. On the restart Morgan would get the jump again on Spalding. He would be fighting Keith Jack for the second spot off of turn 2. The 71 of Brad Chilson would slow and the 31 of Brad Delamater would spin in turn 3 bringing out the caution to make it a 4 lap shootout.

The lap 16 restart would see Morgan continue to get a great restart. Jack would get around Spalding for the 2nd spot on the restart. With two laps to go Jack would close in on Morgan on the highside off of turn two. Down the back straight he would pull side by side and take the lead off of Morgan and Keith Jack would score the victory over Morgan, Spalding would be third, Brandon Smith fourth and JW Lampeter rounded out the top 5.

“ We tried the cross over move on Jared and it worked, '' Keith Jack said in High Caliber Cranes victory lane. “ Saw the run we got on Morgan and that's all it took to get around him on the highside.”

The Selinsgrove Speedway is back in action one final night before the Summer Break coming up this Saturday July 13th for Pack the Track Night with FREE General Admission, Featuring the LIL Bob’s Road Runner 20 paying $1,299 to win and over $3,000 added to the purse. PASS 305 Sprint Cars and Limited Late Models round out the card.

410 Sprint Car Feature Results.

1.#48 danny dietrich (2),2. #39M Anthony Macri (3),3 #27 Troy Wagaman (5), 4. #67 Justin Whittall (19), 5. #23 Devon Borden (9) , 6. #5w Lucas Wolfe (4), 7. #12 Blane Heimbach (20), 8. #39 Kody Hartlaub(1) , 9 #11 TJ Stutts (6), 10. #75 Cameron Smith (18), 11.#5b Spencer Bayston (14), 12 #33W Michael Walter II (8)13. #33h Derek Hauck (17) 14. #53 Jessie Attard (10) 15.#17b Stevie Buckwalter (7), 16.#7 Drew Young (20), 17. 35b Austin Bishop (12). 18. 55s Chris Smith (20), 19 35k Jake Karklin (11), 20. #95 Garrett Bard (16)

DNS #1w Jeff Halligan, 11t Mikey Thompson 19r Mark Smith.

IMCA Modifieds Results

1. Keith Jack #98 , 2Rodney Morgan #89, 3 Jared Spalding #11 4. Brandon Smith #99 5. JW Lamphere #711, 6.Tyler Stoddard #23 7.Jason Butler #27 8. Jacob McConnell #777 9. Brad DeLaMater #30 10. Shawn Bruce #7 11. Brad Chilson #71 12.Jake Maynard #69 13. Dalton Maynard #2 14. Tyler Belcher #7B

Logan Wagner Captures First Greg Hodnett Classic, Justin Weaver Leads Wire to Wire

Port Royal, PA - Logan Wagner has won a number of big races at Port Royal Speedway, and after Saturday night, he added the Greg Hodnett Classic to his resume. The win was worth $10,000 and also "The Pilot's" first PA Sprint Speedweek win of his career.

Wagner and Brent Marks would start on the front row of the 30 lap A-main event and Wagner would jump out to the early lead.

In clean air, the 69K was hard to beat. A long green flag run to open the race saw some close racing between the top 4 that consisted of Wagner, Marks, Macri, and Dietrich.

Dietrich would get by Macri just as the caution would fly with 9 laps remaining, while Marks and Wagner continued to lead.

On the restart, Macri was able to get back by Dietrich for the final podium position as Dietrich would make contact with the outside wall in turn 2.

Dietrich would.begin to fall through the field and would hold on to an 8th place finish while Logan Wagner would make his way to victory lane.

"That was a hard race," said Wagner, "I felt like I was being tracked down by the 19. We were able to pick off the lap cars. Apparently, Davey and Donnie gave me the best car there was."

Brent Marks held on to 2nd and Anthony Macri would round out the podium. Macri will carry a 63 point lead into the final race at Selinsgrove Speedway.

In Selinsgrove Ford super late model competition, Justin Weaver was able to lead from lap 1 to lap 25 for the $4,000 win.

The win was Weaver's first career win in his super late model career at Port Royal Speedway.

Andrew Yoder and Colton Flinner would round out the top 3.

Port Royal Speedway will be back in action on Saturday July 13th for Kid's Night which will include power wheel and bike races and will feature the Weikert Livestock 410 sprint cars, Selinsgrove Ford super late models and Zimmerman Truck Repair limited late models.

For more information, go to www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow along on social media at Port Royal Speedway Trackside Media on Facebook or @PortRoyalSpdway on X/Twitter.

Outlaws Tune Up Is Friday At Williams Grove Speedway

305 sprints round out racing card

7/7/24

Mechanicsburg – The Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars will compete in a World of Outlaws Tune Up race coming up on Friday night, July 12 at 7:30 pm.

The PASS/IMCA 305 sprint cars will also be on the program.

The 410 sprints will use the event to ready themselves for the two-day C & D Rigging World of Outlaws Summer Nationals slated at Williams Grove on July 26 and 27.

The race will also be another event in the 2024 Hoosier Diamond Series at the track.

Danny Dietrich is the current Diamond Series point leader.

An outlaws format will be used to set the sprint car feature lineup on Friday to include time trials and a dash with $6,000 posted for the feature winner out of a total purse worth $24,000.

The fastest driver in qualifying time trials will earn the $300 Fast Tees Fast Time Award, courtesy of Fast Tees Screenprinting.

Now at the midpoint of the season, Freddie Rahmer is the current Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint car point leader over Troy Wagaman Jr.

Each driver owns one Williams Grove win on the season and while Rahmer is going for this fourth oval title, a crown would be a first for Hanover’s Wagaman.

Adult general admission for the July 12 racing program is set at $20 with students ages 13-20 admitted for just $10.

Kids ages 12 and under are always admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up with all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Macri Wires For Williams Grove Smith Memorial 20K Win

Dillsburg pilot takes speedweek series point lead

7/5/24

Mechanicsburg – Anthony Macri wired the field for the $20,000 win in the 36th annual Mitch Smith Memorial at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night as part of the Pennsylvania Speedweek Series for 410 sprint cars.

The victory was the ninth of Macri’s career at the oval and his third this season as well as his third of the speedweek series.

Both Macri and Chad Trout shared the front row for the start of the 30-lap main event with Macri zipping into the lead when action began.

Defending event winner and sixth starter Brent Marks drove up to third on the third lap and began working on Trout for second.

By lap eight Macri was beginning to work the rear of the field as Marks continued working on the second spot.

Marks had just made a move around Trout to net second when the only caution flag of the race unfurled with 11 laps completed for a stopped Ryan Smith who had sustained front-end damage.

The caution flag wiped out the 1.1 second lead that Macri held over the field.

Macri went back to work running off from the field when action resumed however the battle expected between Trout and Marks never developed as Trout held strong for the duration.

Instead, fourth starter Logan Schuchart began fighting with Marks for third and the pair exchanged the spot during the final circuits with Marks ultimately getting the upper hand by the finish.

The performance by Macri coupled with a finish of eighth by Danny Dietrich in the feature moved Macri into the speedweek point lead by 36 points after he entered the night 30 points out of the lead, behind Dietrich.

The win was the first of Macri’s career in the prestigious Williams Grove Mitch Smith Memorial.

Schuchart rode home fourth followed by Freddie Rahmer.

Sixth through 10th went to Lance Dewease, Lucas Wolfe, Dietrich, TJ Stutts and Chase Dietz.

Heats went to Marks, Wolfe, Daryn Pittman and Rahmer. The B Main was taken by Mike Walter II.

Macri set quick time with a lap of 17.102 seconds.

Feature Finish:

7/5/24

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Anthony Macri, 2. Chad Trout, 3. Brent Marks, 4. Logan Schuchart, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Lance Dewease, 7. Lucas Wolfe, 8. Danny Dietrich, 9. TJ Stutts, 10. Chase Dietz, 11. Devon Borden, 12. Mike Wagner, 13. Cameron Smith, 14. Kody Hartlaub, 15. Spencer Bayston, 16. Brock Zearfoss, 17. Dylan Norris, 18. Mike Walter II., 19. Ryan Taylor, 20. Justin Whittall, 21. Daryn Pittman, 22. Skylar Gee, 23. Ryan Smith, 24. Steve Buckwalter

DNS: Troy Wagaman Jr.

DNQ: Billy Dietrich, Kyle Reinhardt, Kody Lehman, Ricky Dieva, Jessie Attard, Jeff Halligan, Austin Bishop

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