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🗓 Saturday August 15 –presented by Kreider Manufacturing
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🗓 Saturday August 15 –presented by Kreider Manufacturing
Kemery Charges From 10th for First Sportsman Win of 2026; Ploski, Sandone and Bartik Add Their Names to Victory Lane
SWEDESBORO, NJ — Jared Kreider was waiting for an opportunity — and when it came, he didn’t hesitate.
Kreider capitalized on a late-race turn of events and made his move when it mattered most, taking the lead at the white flag to capture the DCB’s Plumbing & Heating Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series main event at Bridgeport Motorsports Park.
Steve Kemery charged from tenth to score his first victory of the season in the Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman Modifieds, while Stan Ploski, III picked up his first 2026 victory in the 20-lap Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint A-Main.
Nick Sandone, III survived a spectacular, race-long battle to win the Straight Up Construction Street Stock feature, while Tyler Bartik went flag-to-flag to claim the Xcel Modified A-Main.
Shelby Kelly and Jared Kreider brought the MASS field to the green, with Kreider immediately jumping into the lead. Tim Iulg quickly went on the attack, taking second from Kelly before wrestling the top spot away from Kreider on lap two.
Behind the leaders, Kelly, Troy Betts and Jeremy Kornbau waged an intense battle for third as Iulg continued to set the pace.
For much of the next 20 laps, the top five remained intact — but the pressure continued to build.
Kreider began reeling Iulg back in when a caution flew for a slowing car on the backstretch. Debris was spotted on the racing surface and initially appeared to have come from the slowing car.
Race control soon discovered otherwise. The debris was the front wing from race leader Tim Iulg’s No. 19. Suddenly, the complexion of the race changed completely.
Iulg executed a strong restart, but without the front wing, his car lost its nose entering turn one and drifted up the high banks.
Kreider pounced. The No. 24 pulled alongside Iulg, who fought hard to keep Kreider pinned tight through the corners. The battle continued until they came to the white flag, when Kreider finally powered into the lead.
Behind them, point leader Troy Betts closed rapidly as Iulg again fought a push through the corner. Iulg managed to hang on to second, but there was no catching Kreider.
Jared Kreider raced under the checkered flag to capture a dramatic MASS victory at Bridgeport. Iulg held on for second, followed by Betts, Kelly and Kornbau. Eddie Wagner finished sixth, with Dave Brown, Ryan Schultz, Adam Carberry and D.J. Tanner, Jr. completing the top ten.
The Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman Modified feature produced another charge through the field.
Randy Rommell and Dave Damiano led the field to the green, but third-place starter Ryan Anderson wasted little time, grabbing the lead by the completion of lap one.
Anderson led Rommell, Damiano, Billy Chester and P.J. Bozowski during the opening laps before Rommell’s bid ended with a spin between turns one and two on lap four.
Anderson remained in command on the restart, with Bozowski, Damiano, Steve Kemery and Ronnie Solomon, III making up the top five.
But Kemery was coming. After starting tenth, Kemery methodically worked his way toward the front before driving past Anderson for the lead on lap 11.
Solomon, showing a return to his 2025 form, moved around Anderson several laps later to take over second. Bozowski held fourth while last week’s winner Matt Peck charged all the way from 17th to fifth.
Point leader Jesse Hirthler was making a charge of his own from the 18th starting position. Hirthler caught Peck and completed the pass for fifth with five laps remaining.
Out front, however, Kemery would not be denied.
Steve Kemery drove to his first victory of the 2026 season, with Solomon recording his best finish to date in second. Anderson finished third, followed by Bozowski and Hirthler.
Peck finished sixth, followed by Matt Ellery, Christopher Buffalino, Jr., Ryan Simmons and Chester.
Stan Ploski, III wasted no time getting to the front in the Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint feature, ripping around polesitter David Swanson to take the early lead.
But Jonathan Swanson was never far behind. Swanson pressured Ploski throughout the 20-lap affair and was officially scored as the leader on lap seven. The two continued to battle relentlessly before Ploski reclaimed command.
From there, Ploski held his ground and raced to his first victory of the 2026 season.
Current point leader Jonathan Swanson settled for second, with Wayne Scott third, Greg Shepsis fourth and J.P. Vallancourt fifth.
The Straight Up Construction Street Stocks delivered one of the wildest races of the night.
The scoring sheet may show Nick Sandone, III leading all 15 laps of the non-stop feature at the start-finish line — but that doesn’t begin to tell the story.
Sandone and Richie Page swapped the advantage more than a dozen times throughout the feature, trading sliders and crossover moves lap after lap.
Then Jeramy Doerr joined the fight. During the second half of the race, it became a three-car battle for the victory, and as the field charged out of turn four toward the white flag, Sandone, Page and Doerr went three-wide for the lead.
Page fired another slider at Sandone and momentarily grabbed the advantage.
Sandone answered immediately. He crossed Page back over, blasted down the backstretch to reclaim the lead and held his line through the outside groove of turns three and four.
This time, Sandone wasn’t giving it back. Nick Sandone, III crossed the line first after a breathtaking 15 laps of non-stop racing. Page finished second, with Doerr third, Spider Ensinger, Jr. fourth and Shane Grosso fifth.
Scott Freed, Mike Walsh, Joe King, Pete Reynolds and Gary Bozowski, making his first start, completed the top ten.
The second Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman Modified feature delivered one of the night’s feel-good stories.
After mechanical trouble struck his own race car, Ethan Bill climbed behind the wheel of a borrowed machine — and proceeded to put it in Victory Lane.
George Gareis paced the field for the opening eight laps before Bill made his move just beyond the halfway point, taking over the lead and racing to the checkered flag.
Bill collected the victory over Gareis, Brad Roberts, Tommy Klimkowski and Walter MacIntyre.
Tyler Bartik left little doubt in the Xcel Modified A-Main. Bartik led all 12 laps to score the victory, controlling the race from green to checkered.
Tyler Forino crossed the line second, followed by Doug Newbigging, Gage Landis and Griffin Hendershot to complete the top five.
It was another action-packed night on the high banks of Bridgeport Motorsports Park, where late-race drama, charges through the field, three-wide battles and first-time 2026 winners once again put on a show for the fans.
Don’t miss more exciting racing action next Saturday night as the USAC EC Wingless Sprint Cars headline the ticket with National USAC star Briggs Danner is scheduled to compete in the August 15 event. pits open at 4:00, grandstands 5:00, cars on track at 6:00
1. Steve Kemery, 2. Ronnie Solomon, III, 3. Ryan Anderson, 4. P.J. Bozowski, 5. Jesse Hirthler, 6. Matt Peck, 7. Matt Ellery, 8. Christopher Buffalino, Jr., 9. Ryan Simmons, 10. Billy Chester, 11. Charley Cossaboone, 12. Duncan Molesworth, 13. Dave Damiano, 14. Mike Hughes, Jr., 15. Jimmy Wyers, 16. Pete Serra, 17. John Scarpati, 18. Ethan Young, 19. Drew Ziegler, 20. Dylan Morris, 21. Brian Rogers, 22. Tom Carpenter, 23. Aiden Spencer, 24. Randy Rommell, DNS – Brayden Morrison
DEMERS HEATING & COOLING SPORTSMAN NON-QUALIFIERS (15 LAPS) 1. Ethan Bill, 2. George Gareis, Jr., 3. Brad Roberts, 4. Tommy Klimkowski, 5. Walter MacIntyre, 6. Melissa Scarpati, DNS – John Norcia, Frank Holmes, Wayne Weaver, Hunter Ploski
DCB PLUMBING & HEATING MID-ATLANTIC SPRINT SERIES A-MAIN (25 LAPS) 1. Jared Kreider, 2. Tim Iulg, 3. Troy Betts, 4. Shelby Kelly, 5. Jeremy Kombau, ,6. Eddie Wagner, 7. Dave Brown, 8. Ryan Schultz, 9. Adam Carberry, 10. D.J. Tanner. Jr., 11. Rick Lafferty, 12. Ryan Stillwaggon, 13. Kenny Laureno, 14. Zack Fields, 15. Bob Lilick, Jr., 16. Andrew Turpin, 17. Kurt Rainey
VICTORY FUEL WINGLESS SPRINT A-MAIN (20 LAPS) 1. Stan Ploski, III, 2. Jonathan Swanson, 3. Wayne Scott, 4. Greg Shepsis, 5. J.P. Vallancourt, 6. Don Ottati, 7. David Swanson, DNS – Shea Wills, Nate Smith, Andrew Hunt
STRAIGHT UP CONSTRUCTION STREET STOCK A-MAIN (15 LAPS) 1. Nick Sandone, III, 2. Richie Page, 3. Jeramy Doerr, 4. Spider Ensinger, Jr., 5. Shane Grosso, 6. Scott Freed, 7. Mike Walsh, 8. Joe King, 9. Pete Reynolds, 10. Gary Bozowski, 11. Mike Baldwin, 12. Gary Klimeczak
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🗓 Saturday August 8 –presented by Bitner Automotive
SWEDESBORO, N.J. – Ryan Godown once again proved why he’s one of the toughest competitors in dirt modified racing, charging to a commanding victory in the Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modified feature, while Matt Peck finally broke through for his long-awaited first victory of the 2026 season in the Demers Heating & Cooling 602 Sportsman division during an exciting Saturday night at Bridgeport Motorsports Park.
The evening featured outstanding side-by-side racing across every division thanks to what many competitors called one of the best racing surfaces of the season, offering multiple grooves from the bottom to the cushion and allowing drivers to race hard throughout the field.
In addition to Godown and Peck’s victories, Nathan Smith collected his second Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint win of the season, Lee Allen earned his second Insta Signs Plus Four Cylinder victory, Richie Page continued his incredible hot streak with his third consecutive Straight Up Construction Street Stock triumph, and Ryan Higgs captured the Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman second feature.
Modified rookie Luke Bunting continued to impress against one of the toughest fields in the Northeast, leading the opening thirteen laps while fending off relentless pressure from the veterans behind him.
A handful of early race cautions never rattled the young driver as he confidently paced the field before Ryan Godown found his opportunity.
Godown powered into the lead on lap fourteen from his 11th place starting position and immediately set a strong pace, demonstrating the speed that has made him nearly unbeatable this season.
“It’s just hard to beat Godown,” Bunting admitted after the race.
While Godown maintained a 5 car length distance, the battle for the remaining podium positions intensified. Richie Pratt, Jr. charged into second while Dominick Buffalino capitalized on an opportunity to move into third from eight place starting spot before the checkered flag as both Bunting and Ryan Krachun became trapped in heavy lapped traffic.
Godown cruised to his third Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modified victory of the season over Pratt, Buffalino, Bunting and Krachun.
HJ Bunting finished sixth followed by defending track champion Dillon Steuer, Sammy Martz, Jr., Stan Frankenfield, Jr., and Neal Williams to complete the top ten.
After knocking on the door for much of the season, Matt Peck finally put together the complete race he had been searching for.
Peck admitted afterward that the 25-lap feature felt much longer than usual after seeing several potential victories slip away earlier this season.
“We’ve led races and had chances to win, but something always happened before the checkered,” Peck explained. “We lost that engine earlier in the season, and we’ve been working hard to get better with this one.”
The Danny Sommerling team has continued sharing information between its Modified and Sportsman programs, and the hard work paid off Saturday night.
Tom Carpenter led the opening four circuits before Roberts assumed command on lap five. Peck methodically worked his way forward before making the winning pass on lap eleven and never relinquished the lead.
Peck drove the Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz No. 51 to Victory Lane (started 10th) ahead of Roberts, Jesse Hirthler, Charley Cossaboon and Matt Ellery.
Steve Kemery (started 21st) and the Lowell Sutton team battled through early mechanical issues to recover for a sixth-place finish, followed by Pete Serra, Brian Rogers, Ryan Simmons and Christopher Buffalino.
Ryan Higgs completed a perfect run in the Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman second feature, leading every lap of the 15-lap event over Dylan Morris and James Allen.
Nathan Smith continues to impress in Wingless Sprint Cars after transition from 600 Micro Sprints to full-sized Wingless Sprints continues to gain momentum.
After starting third, Smith wasted little time charging to the front, taking the lead on lap three and controlling the remainder of the feature for his second victory of the season.
Despite the success, Smith knows there’s still room to improve.
“We’re still trying to figure things out,” Smith said after the race.
David Swanson finished second ahead of Stan Ploski III, Jonathan Swanson and Wayne Scott.
Nobody has been hotter in the Straight Up Construction Street Stocks than Richie Page.
Page survived a thrilling four-car battle for the lead before pulling away to capture his third consecutive victory and third win of the season.
Mike Baldwin crossed the stripe in second followed by Jeramy Doerr, Nick Sandone III and Mike Walsh.
Lee Allen continued his strong 2026 campaign by collecting his second Insta Signs Plus Four Cylinder victory of the season.
Allen held off previous feature winners Dale Mull and Joe Garey, Jr., who finished second and third respectively.
With spectacular racing throughout the evening, multiple racing grooves from top to bottom, and several memorable performances, another exciting chapter was written in the 2026 season at the Kingdom of Speed. Bridgeport Motorsports Park returns next Saturday night August 8 with another action-packed program featuring the region’s top dirt track competitors battling on the high banks.
Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modifieds 1. Ryan Godown, 2. Richie Pratt, 3. Dominic Buffalino, 4. Luke Bunting, 5. Ryan Krachun, 6. HJ Bunting, 7. Dillon Steuer, 8. Sam Martz Jr., 9. Stan Frankenfield, 10. Neal Williams, 11. Johnny Bangs, 12. Anthony Tramontana, 13. Bobby Butler, 14. Blaine Bracelin, 15. Davey Sammons, 16. Frank Cozze, 17. George Gareis, 18. Mike Franz, 19. Coleby Frye, 20. Kevin Hirthler, 21. Brian Papiez, 22. Billy Osmun, 23. Cale Ross
Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman 1. Matt Peck, 2. Brad Roberts, 3. Jesse Hirthler, 4. Charley Cossaboone, 5. Matt Ellery, 6. Steve Kemery, 7. Pete Serra, 8. Brian Rogers, 9. Ryan Simmons, 10. Christopher Buffalino Jr., 11. Billy Chester, 12. Ethan Young, 13. Mike Hughes, 14. Ronnie Solomon III, 15. Duncan Molesworth, 16. Tim Borror, 17. Brayden Morrison, 18. Walter MacIntyre, 19. Hunter Ploski, 20. Tom Carpenter, 21. Dave Damiano, 22. Drew Ziegler, 23. PJ Bozowski, 24. Aiden Spencer, 25. John Scarpati, 26. Scott Hulmes, 27. Josh Allen
Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint Cars 1. Nate Smith, 2. David Swanson, 3. Stan Ploski III, 4. Jonathan Swanson, 5. Wayne Scott, 6. Shea Wills, 7. Craig Cuneo, 8. Aj Hunt, 9. Hiedi Hedin
Straight Up Construction Street Stocks 1. Richie Page, 2. Mike Baldwin, 3. Jeremy Doerr, 4. Nick Sandone III, 5. Mike Walsh, 6. Scott Freed, 7. Shane Grosso, 8. Petey Reynolds, 9. Mike Berkhieser, 10. Nick Killmer, 11. Jeff Handle, 12. Jeff Dirks
Insta Signs Plus Victory Lane 1. Lee Allen, 2. Dale Mull, 3. Joe Garey Sr, 4. John Parker, 5. Dan Stien, 6. Logan Mull, 7. Bri Stien
Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman Modified Feature #2 1. Ryan Higgs, 2. Dylan Morris, 3. James Allen, 4. Chris Bergstrom , 5. Sarah Lynn, 6. Matt Blakeslee, 7. Melissa Scarpati
Thank you to everyone that makes the Kingdom of Speed Possible…..
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🗓 Saturday August 1 – BLACK TIE EVENT presented by Cannonball Storage
OSMUN DOUBLES UP! MORRISON BREAKS THROUGH AS BRIDGEPORT DELIVERS ANOTHER THRILLING NIGHT OF RACING
SWEDESBORO, N.J. – The action never let up Saturday night at Bridgeport Motorsports Park as Billy Osmun III raced to his second Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modified victory of the season while Troy Betts continued his Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series dominance, rookie Brayden Morrison celebrated his first career Sportsman victory, and Jonathan Swanson added yet another win to his championship-caliber season.
Osmun’s dramatic late-race charge highlighted another spectacular night on the High Banks, where slide jobs, last-lap passes, and breakthrough victories kept the fans on their feet.
The Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modified feature opened with Richie Pratt Jr. and Stan Frankenfield Jr. bringing the field to green, with Pratt powering into the early lead. Pratt paced the opening circuits while Frankenfield, Osmun, Ryan Krachun and Johnny Bangs settled into the top five. Early caution flags eliminated Kevin Hirthler and Cale Ross from contention before the race settled into an intense battle for the lead.
At the halfway point, Pratt remained in command, but Osmun had closed the gap. What followed was a thrilling exchange of slide jobs as the two drivers traded the lead corner after corner. Osmun finally completed the winning move on Lap 18, but the drama wasn’t over.
A final caution on Lap 23 erased Osmun’s advantage and set up a dash to the finish. Osmun executed a flawless restart and held off the field while Ryan Godown (started 16th) charged from behind in the closing laps. Krachun slipped past Pratt for third before the checkered flag as Osmun secured his second victory of the season.
Godown crossed the stripe second, followed by Krachun, Pratt and Brian Papiez. Stan Frankenfield Jr., Sammy Martz Jr., H.J. Bunting, Neal Williams and Dominick Buffalino completed the top ten.
After finally earning his first career Modified victory earlier this season, Osmun admitted it was a relief to back it up so quickly.
“They always say the first win is the hardest,” Osmun said. “I’m glad I was able to prove it right after taking so long to win my first!”
The DCB Plumbing & Heating Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series feature belonged to Troy Betts from the drop of the green flag.
Starting alongside Rick Lafferty, Betts quickly seized control and never looked back, leading every lap of the 25-lap feature.
“I never saw him after that,” Betts said of his early duel with Lafferty.
While Betts drove away, Dave Brown spent the entire race trying to wrestle second from Lafferty. Brown finally completed the pass coming to the checkered flag. Tim Iulg charged late to steal fourth from Shelby Kelly in the closing laps.
Betts earned his third MASS victory of the season, extending his lead in the championship standings. Brown finished second over Lafferty, Iulg and Kelly. Eddie Wagner, Adam Carberry, Robbie Stillwaggon, Tyler Grau and Aidan Borden completed the top ten.
The Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman feature produced one of the night’s biggest storylines as rookie Brayden Morrison raced to his first career victory.
Tom Carpenter led the opening lap before Morrison wasted little time making his move. Morrison challenged for the lead immediately and completed the winning pass at the end of Lap 2.
As the laps wound down, Jesse Hirthler methodically worked his way forward from his 11th place starting position after Mike Hughes Jr. held second for much of the event. Hirthler claimed the runner-up position late, but Morrison never flinched, driving away to an emotional first career victory.
Hirthler finished second over Hughes, Matt Ellery and Pete Serra. Ryan Simmons, Matt Peck, Aiden Spencer, Ronnie Solomon and Duncan Molesworth rounded out the top ten.
The rookie credited his decision to consistently use the cushion around the top of the speedway.
“Every restart was a big decision, but I chose the top lane every time because that’s where the car was the best,” Morrison explained.
The victory was especially meaningful for Morrison’s family-owned team, sponsored by Bear Tire & Auto of Hainesport, N.J.
Another rookie also enjoyed a breakthrough moment in the Sportsman Non-Qualifier feature.
Randy Rommell made a dramatic pass around Dave Damiano in the final turns of the 15-lap event to score the victory. Drew Ziegler finished second, Damiano settled for third, while Brandon Shipley—who led the opening 12 laps—finished fourth after late-race heartbreak.
The Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint Cars completed all 20 laps without a caution as Jonathan Swanson continued his dominant season.
Nathan Smith led the opening four laps before Swanson surged to the front on Lap 5 and never relinquished the lead. Swanson captured his fourth victory of the season over Smith, Stan Ploski III, Wayne Scott and David Swanson.
In Straight Up Construction Four Cylinder competition, Dale Mull captured his second victory of the season, finishing ahead of Dan Stein and Joe Garey Sr.
Bridgeport Motorsports Park continues to showcase some of the most competitive racing in the Northeast, and Saturday night’s program proved once again why the High Banks have earned their reputation as the Kingdom of Speed. From veteran stars adding to their win totals to rookies celebrating career-first victories, the fans were treated to another unforgettable night of side-by-side racing and dramatic finishes.
Next Event, Saturday August 1, 2026. Cannonball Storage Black Tie Event featuring Modifieds, Sportsman, Wingless Sprint Cars, Street Stocks, & 4 Cylinder Stock Cars. Pits open at 4:00, Grandstands at 5:00, & Cars on track at 6:00.
SUMMARY
DANNY’S PIZZA PIZZAZZ MODIFIED A-MAIN (30 LAPS) 1. Billy Osmun, III, 2. Ryan Godown, 3. Ryan Krachun, 4. Richie Pratt, Jr., 5. Brian Papiez, 6. Stan Frankenfield, Jr., 7. Sammy Martz, Jr., 8. H.J. Bunting, 9. Neal Williams, 10. Dominick Buffalino, 11. Dillon Steuer, 12. Mike Franz, 13. Coleby Frye, 14. Luke Bunting, 15. Matt Ellery, 16. Davey Sammons, 17. Frank Cozze, 18. Joe Crilly, 19. Anthony Tramontana, 20. Johnny Bangs, 21. Kevin Borden, 22. Kevin Hirthler, 23. Cale Ross, 24. Will Dupree, DNS – Blaine Bracelin
1. Troy Betts, 2. Dave Brown, 3. Rick Lafferty, 4. Tim Iulg, 5. Shelby Kelly, 6. Eddie Wagner, 7. Adam Carberry, 8. Robbie Stillwaggon, 9. Tyler Grau, 10. Aidan Borden, 11. Ryan Stillwaggon, 12. Mark Bitner, 13. Jonathan Swift, 14. Kurt Rainey, 15. Bob Lilick, Jr., 16. Dirk Rimrott, 17. Kieth Anderson, DNS – Dan Leaper
DEMERS HEATING & COOLING SPORTSMAN A-MAIN (25 LAPS) 1. Brayden Morrison, 2. Jesse Hirthler, 3. Mike Hughes, Jr., 4. Matt Ellery, 5. Pete Serra, 6. Ryan Simmons, 7. Matt Peck, 8. Aiden Spencer, 9. Ronnie Solomon, III, 10. Duncan Molesworth, 11. Tom Carpenter, 12. Steve Kemery, 13. Brian Rogers, 14. Charley Cossaboone, 15. P.J. Bozowski, 16. Brad Roberts, 17. Ethan Young, 18. Frank Holmes, 19. Ryan Anderson, 20. Walter MacIntyre, 21. Christopher Buffalino, 22. Billy Chester, 23. Wayne Weaver, 24. Hunter Ploski
1. Randy Rommell, 2. Drew Ziegler, 3. Dave Damiano, 4. Brandon Shipley, DNS – Lexi Wilson, Matt Blakeslee, John Scarpati, J.D. Darling, Melissa Scarpati, Jim Wyers, Tim Borror, Sarah Lynn
VICTORY FUEL WINGLESS SPRINT A-MAIN (20 LAPS) 1. Jonathan Swanson, 2. Nathan Smith, 3. Stan Ploski, III, 4. Wayne Scott, 5. David Swanson, 6. J.R. Fulper, 7. Shea Wills, 8. Sean Case, 9. Heidi Hedin, 10. Greg Shepsis 11. Craig Cuneo
STRAIGHT UP CONTRUCTION FOUR CYLINDER A-MAIN (15 LAPS) 1. Dale Mull, 2. Dan Stein, 3. Joe Garey, Sr., 4. Patrick McKnight, 5. Bri Stein, 6. Jon Parker, 7. Joe Garey, Jr., 8. Colin Gale, 9. Logan Mull, 10. Robbie Stienmetz
Thank you to everyone that makes the Kingdom of Speed Possible…..
Weather Cancels Tuesday’s Trip to Bridgeport Motorsports Park for High Limit Racing
Attention Turns to Knoxville Nationals Before High Limit Resumes with West Coast Swing in August
SWEDESBORO. N.J. (July 27, 2026) – The six-race, seven-day stretch for Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing has unfortunately been cut short by a day with Mother Nature canceling Tuesday’s Roto-Rooter Midweek Series date at New Jersey’s Bridgeport Motorsports Park.
With thunderstorms expected to bring heavy rainfall and potential downpours, track and series officials agreed to call off the race in everyone’s best interest as almost an inch of rain is coming to the Swedesboro area.
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