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Swedesboro, New Jersey (June 17, 2026)………How can you mend a broken heart? Well, if you’re Briggs Danner, you simply jump back on the horse, get back to work, and do what you do best.
During Wednesday night’s second round of USAC Yokohama Tire Eastern Storm Presented by Levan Machine at New Jersey’s Bridgeport Motorsports Park, Danner did exactly that.
Starting sixth, the Allentown, Pennsylvania native raced to the front past Robert Ballou on lap nine, then paced the remaining 22 laps to capture his second career Eastern Storm feature victory.
During Tuesday’s Eastern Storm opener at Grandview, Danner made a bid for the lead coming to the white flag, but touched wheels with Kyle Cummins and subsequently spun out, losing out on a chance at victory.
Needless to say, 24 hours later, Danner earned every bit of redemption, vindication, validation, and celebration, on a turnaround evening at the wheel of his Hogue Racing Enterprises/E. Schneider & Sons – Keystone Cap/DRC/Rider Chevy.
“Last night stung a little bit,” Danner acknowledged. “Tonight was tough too. We’d be in really good shape right now for Eastern Storm points, but we can’t really take a look at that like that. You’ve got to keep moving forward, and tonight was a great night.”
The latest score by Danner was his third of the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship season, and the 10th of his career with the series, moving him to 54th place on the all-time series win list alongside Thomas Meseraull, Eddie Sachs, Tony Stewart, and Johnny Thomson.
Danner also did the deed at the very same Bridgeport 4/10-mile dirt oval where he made his first ever sprint car start of any kind, a USAC East Coast event back in 2020, which, oh by the way, he won. Since then, he’s garnered eight career USAC East Coast wins at Bridgeport, but Wednesday night produced his first USAC national victory at the track.
But early on in the night, Bridgeport had a different feel than Danner was accustomed to. And in the end, the result was once again pretty much the same with Briggs back in victory lane.
“It came around more to a little bit normal Bridgeport,” Danner revealed. “The top was there with a cushion to support a little bit. It was just real fluffy, real fine. I didn’t mind it at all; I thought it was good. But I was worried about the tire a little bit, but it lasted well. I knew I was using it pretty heavy early on. I was a little skeptical of what was going to happen there, but the top built up really nice and looked wide and racy. I knew it was kind of important to try and get to the lead early and it ended up working out.”
In his heat race, things weren’t quite so hunky dory for Danner. He finished sixth after setting quick time earlier in the night during LearnLab Qualifying for the second night in a row and for the eighth time in his USAC National Sprint Car career, tying him for 60th place all-time alongside Shane Cottle, Bubby Jones, Kelly Kinser, Pat O’Connor, and Hunter Schuerenberg. As for his heat race, it wasn’t quite as smooth of a ride.
“We were trying a little bit in the in the heat race just because we had to finish in the top six, and we had a bad vibration problem and didn’t really get to learn anything,” Danner explained. “We were kind of nervous with how not good the car was in the heat race.”
Danner put those concerns to rest quite quickly in the 30-lap feature, advancing sixth to fourth on the opening lap while Robert Ballou led the first third of the race. Ballou moved from the outside of the front row to the pole after original pole sitter Brady Bacon was deemed to have jumped the initial start, and was hit with a one row penalty, restarting third.
By lap three, Danner had hustled his way up to third with an outside move around Moles in turn two. One lap later, Danner dove underneath Coons in turn three to get the spot. Now, all that was left was chasing down Ballou.
Danner initially slid Ballou for the top spot in turn three on the eighth lap, but Ballou checkmated the move by countering back under at the exit of turn four and nipping Danner at the stripe by a wheel. But by turn one, Danner gained the upper hand around the outside, and from there, it was all Danner from lap nine onward.
By the halfway mark, Danner’s lead was continuously growing, and by lap 23, stood at a full straightaway margin of 4.666 seconds when he very nearly got caught up in another catastrophe. Danner put 13th running Christian Bruno a lap down with a turn three slide job. Once Bruno was cleared, Bruno slipped sideways right into the path of 15th running Steven Drevicki who t-boned Bruno’s machine in turn four. The impact knocked both drivers out of the race with eight laps to go.
The close call wasn’t lost on Danner who wasn’t keen on getting his heart broken for the second night in a row during the latter stages of a potential victory.
“I was actually a little nervous in lapped traffic there,” Danner admitted. “It gets so dirty, you can’t really see the racetrack in front of you. When you’re sitting on dust, it sucks you up quick. So, I knew I could enter really good on it, but at the center, it got thin, and coming off, it got pretty dusty. There were times when I’d fall off the shelf a little bit at the top and I just felt like I was kind of sitting there, but I was happy to not hear anybody. I think Robert was behind me. I’m just happy to be able to drive away clean after that yellow, one I didn’t want to see come out, obviously.”
Following the restart, all the action took place behind Danner as Mitchel Moles took second from Ballou on lap 25, while Bacon advanced to third past Ballou on lap 27. As for Danner, it was all him down the stretch as he put the finishing touches on a 2.305 second margin of victory over Moles, Bacon, and Chase Stockon, with Justin Grant rounding out the top five.
By leading the most laps in the feature (22), Danner also earned the K & N Filters Clean Air Award.
Stockon was on the move from the word “go,” gaining five spots on lap one from his 12th place starting position. He then continued his surge all the way up to a fourth-place result to earn Rod End Supply Hard Charger honors. His plus-eight run was his fourth top five finish in six career Eastern Storm starts at Bridgeport.
USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: June 17, 2026 – Bridgeport Motorsports Park – Swedesboro, New Jersey – Yokohama Tire Eastern Storm Presented by Levan Machine – 4/10-Mile Dirt Track
K1 RACEGEAR FIRST HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Justin Grant (1), 2. Jake Swanson (4), 3. Chase Stockon (3), 4. Christian Bruno (2), 5. Cale Coons (5), 6. Briggs Danner (6). 2:08.328
TJ FORGED SECOND HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Logan Seavey (2), 2. Robert Ballou (5), 3. Kevin Thomas Jr. (4), 4. Kyle Cummins (6), 5. C.J. Leary (3), 6. Ronald Helmick (1), 7. Olivia Thayer (7). 2:12.528
K & N FILTERS THIRD HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Mitchel Moles (6), 2. Charles Davis Jr. (2), 3. Brady Bacon (5), 4. Hayden Reinbold (3), 5. Steven Drevicki (4), 6. Ed Aikin (1), 7. Dirk Rimrott (7). 2:15.632
FEATURE: (30 laps, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Briggs Danner (6), 2. Mitchel Moles (4), 3. Brady Bacon (1), 4. Chase Stockon (12), 5. Justin Grant (8), 6. Kyle Cummins (5), 7. Robert Ballou (2), 8. Cale Coons (3), 9. Jake Swanson (9), 10. Hayden Reinbold (14), 11. Logan Seavey (7), 12. Charles Davis Jr. (16), 13. C.J. Leary (13), 14. Ronald Helmick (17), 15. Christian Bruno (15), 16. Steven Drevicki (11), 17. Olivia Thayer (19), 18. Kevin Thomas Jr. (10), 19. Ed Aikin (18), 20. Dirk Rimrott (20). NT
FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-8 Robert Ballou, Laps 9-30 Briggs Danner.
**Shane Braxton flipped during qualifying.
USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Kyle Cummins-1447, 2-Justin Grant-1346, 3-Mitchel Moles-1334, 4-Briggs Danner-1265, 5-Jake Swanson-1200, 6-Logan Seavey-1187, 7-Kevin Thomas Jr.-1169, 8-Chase Stockon-1156, 9-C.J. Leary-1109, 10-Robert Ballou-1044.
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SWEDESBORO, NJ – The second annual Joe Kay (JWK12) Memorial Weekend lived up to every expectation as fans packed the grandstands at Bridgeport Motorsports Park and witnessed an unforgettable night of racing on the ultra-smooth, high-banked racing surface. With emotional tributes, side-by-side racing, and several first-time winners highlighting the program, it was the type of night that would have made Joe Kay proud.
Fans and competitors alike turned the grandstands red in honor of Kay, creating a fitting backdrop for one of the most memorable events of the 2026 season.
Leading the way was the DCB’s Plumbing & Heating Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series Joe Kay Memorial, where the Smith brothers put on a family showcase in the 30-lap, $4,012-to-win feature event. After both winning their respective heat races earlier in the evening, Mike Smith and Johnny Smith raced to a memorable one-two finish, with Mike collecting the prestigious Joe Kay Memorial victory and the $4,012 winner’s share.
A stellar field of 32 Sprint Cars signed in for competition, but when the checkered flag waved it was Mike Smith standing atop the podium ahead of Johnny Smith. Jared Kreider completed the podium with his strongest performance of the season in third. Defending series champion Troy Betts finished fourth, while fast qualifier Tim Iulg rounded out the top five.
The Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modifieds produced one of the most exciting finishes of the year as second-generation racer Mike Franz scored an emotional first victory of the season.
Rookie sensation Luke Bunting led much of the 30-lap feature before a mid-race restart placed Franz in position to challenge for the lead. Franz took advantage and appeared to have the race under control until former Bridgeport Champion and current point leader Ryan Godown charged from his 12th starting position to challenge for the win in the closing laps.
As the leaders took the white flag, Godown surged past Franz entering turns one and two. Refusing to surrender, Franz battled back on the outside and reclaimed the lead exiting turn two. The crowd erupted as Franz raced away over the final half lap to secure a thrilling victory over Godown. Bunting completed the podium in third, followed by Cale Ross and Brian Papiez.
The Demers Heating & Cooling Sportsman feature delivered another heartwarming story as Corey Andersen returned to victory lane.
When the opportunity arose to reunite with veteran car owner Howard Huepfel and the familiar No. 9A machine, Andersen wasn’t certain if returning to competition was the right decision. The young father of two ultimately trusted the successful history they had built together and climbed back behind the wheel.
Despite battling overheating issues during his heat race, Andersen started from the pole position in the 25-lap feature and never looked back. Holding off repeated challenges from Wayne Weaver, Andersen captured his first Bridgeport victory in recent seasons. Weaver finished second with Matt Ellery, Ronnie Solomon III, and Matt Peck completing the top five.
The D.A.’s Auto Body & Repair Rookie Division continued to showcase emerging talent as Drew Ziegler scored his second consecutive feature victory. Ziegler led the way over Brayden Morrison and Billy Interrante to continue his impressive early-season momentum.
In the Insta Signs Plus Four Cylinders, Lee Allen raced to victory ahead of Joe Garey Sr., Jon Parker, Kelly Fleming, and Rob Weil.
From emotional tributes and packed grandstands to breakthrough victories and dramatic finishes, the second annual Joe Kay Memorial Weekend delivered everything race fans could have hoped for. The combination of outstanding competition, family stories, and memorable first-time winners made for a special evening that honored the memory of Joe Kay in the best way possible—through great racing and an unforgettable atmosphere at the Kingdom of Speed.
DANNY’S PIZZA PIZZAZZ MODIFIED A-MAIN (30 LAPS)
1. Mike Franz, 2. Ryan Godown, 3. Luke Bunting, 4. Cale Ross, 5. Brian Papiez, 6. Dillon Steuer, 7. Sammy Martz, Jr., 8. Neal Williams, 9. Danny Bouc, 10. Dominick Buffalino, 11. Stan Frankenfield, Jr., 12. Billy Osmun, III, 13. Kevin Hirthler, 14. Ryan Krachun, 15. Coleby Frye, 16. Wade Hendrickson, 17. H.J. Bunting, 18. Blaine Bracelin, 19. Frank Cozze, 20. Billy Pauch, Jr., 21. Anthony Tramontana, 22. Richie Pratt, Jr., 23. Johnny Bangs, 24. D.J. Hunt, DNQ – Jeff Parker, Kevin Borden, Rusty Smith
MID-ATLANTIC SPRINT SERIES – JOE KAY MEMORIAL – $4,012 TO WIN A-MAIN (30 LAPS)
1. Mike Smith, 2. Johnny Smith, 3. Jared Kreider, 4. Troy Betts, 5. Tim Iulg, 6. Brian Carber, 7. Adam Carberry, 8. Bob DeVault, 9. Jordan Thomas, 10. Rick Lafferty, 11. Eddie Wagner, 12. D.J. Tanner, Jr., 13. Shelby Kelly, 14. Jeff Weaver, 15. Robbie Stillwaggon, 16. Ryan Schultz, 17. Ryan Stillwaggon, 18. Tyler Grau, 19. Tim Tanner, 20. Matt McAnally, 21. Aidan Borden, 22. Kenny Laureno, 23. Cody West, 24. Mark Bitner, DNQ – Dave Brown, Dale Eggert, Mark Connely, Keith Anderson, Mike Shea, Kurt Rainey, Dan Leaper
1. Corey Andersen, 2. Wayne Weaver, 3. Matt Ellery, 4. Ronnie Solomon, III, 5. Matt Peck, 6. P.J. Bozowski, 7. Travis Hill, 8. Zane Roth, 9. Brad Roberts, 10. Jesse Hirthler, 11. Trent Willey, 12. Charlie Cossaboone, 13. Brayden Morrison, 14. Billy Chester, 15. Aiden Spencer, 16. Ethan Young, 17. Dylan Morris, 18. Jim Wyers, 19. Christopher Buffalino, 20. John Scarpati, 21. Mike Hughes, Jr., 22. Tyler Lilick, 23. Kris Lilick, 24. Ryan Anderson, 25. Steve Kemery, DNQ – Lexi Wilson, Scott Hulmes, Chris Bergstorm, Matt Blakeslee, Justin Lilick, Randy Rommell, Dave Damiano, Pete Serra, Walter McIntyre, John Norcia, Tim Borror, Billy Interrante,
D.A.’S AUTO BODY & REPAIR ROOKIE A-MAIN (7 LAPS)
1. Drew Ziegler, 2. Brayden Morrison, 3. Billy Interrante, 4. Tom Carpenter, 5. Tyler Lilick, 6. Randy Rommell, 7. James Allen, 8. J.D. Darling, 9. C.K. Keiper, 10. Matt Blakeslee, 11. Sarah Lynn
INSTA SIGNS PLUS FOUR CYLINDER A-MAIN (15 LAPS)
1. Lee Allen, 2. Joe Garey, Sr., 3. Jon Parker, 4. Kelly Fleming, 5. Rob Weil, 6. Bri Stein, DNS – Dale Moll, Mark Stein
Bridgeport Motorsports Park returns to action next week as the 2026 season continues at the Kingdom of Speed with another exciting night of dirt track racing. Fans can visit the track’s official social media channels for schedules, results, and upcoming event information.
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SWEDESBORO, NJ – A packed night of on and off the track at Bridgeport Motorsports Park featured thrilling late-race passes, first-time winners, and standout performances across five divisions on a fast-paced night of competition.
Ryan Godown captured his second victory of the season in the non-stop 30-lap Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modified feature, while Jesse Hirthler strengthened his championship bid with a victory in the 25-lap Demer’s Heating & Cooling Sportsman main event.
In the D.A. Auto Body & Repair Rookie division, Tom Carpenter became the first repeat winner of the season. The visiting DCB’s Plumbing & Heating Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series produced a first-time series winner as Andrew Turpin led every lap of the 25-lap A-Main. Additional feature winners included Mike Baldwin in the StraightUp Construction Street Stocks and Shea Wills in the Victory Fuel Wingless Sprints.
Godown charges from 11th starting position to late race Modified Victory.
Billy Osmun and Richie Pratt, Jr. brought the Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modified field to green with Osmun quickly taking command. Wade Hendrickson and D.J. Hunt raced into second and third while Brian Papiez moved into the top five early.
Osmun maintained the lead through the opening stages as Hendrickson, Hunt, and Papiez battled behind him. Godown steadily worked his way forward from eleventh starting position, cracking the top five by lap ten before passing Papiez for fourth on lap 19. Two laps later, Godown advanced to third.
With five laps remaining, Osmun still held a sizeable lead, but the battle tightened dramatically as Hendrickson and Godown closed in. Dillon Steuer climbed into fourth while Papiez rounded out the top five. Godown took second from Hendrickson with four laps to go and then powered past Osmun entering turn one with just two laps remaining.
Steuer grabbed second on the final lap while Hendrickson reclaimed third from Osmun at the checkered flag.
Godown scored the victory over Steuer, Hendrickson, Ross in a dramatic nonstop 30 lap Modified Feature. Followed by Osmun, and Dominick Buffalino. Brian Papiez finished sixth followed by Neal Williams, D.J. Hunt, Sammy Martz, Jr., and Cale
Hirthler Extends Point Lead in Sportsman Action with strong run from fourteenth starting position.
Wayne Weaver jumped into the early lead in the Demer’s Heating & Cooling Sportsman feature ahead of Walt McIntyre, Charley Cossaboone, Christopher Buffalino, and Matt Peck. Cossaboone’s strong run ended early following a first-lap incident.
Peck charged to the lead on lap five and appeared headed for victory until misfortune struck on lap 16 when he suffered a right rear flat tire while exiting turns three and four.
Weaver inherited the lead for the restart with Hirthler, Travis Hill, Buffalino, and Steven Kemery lined up behind him. Hirthler, who started 14th, continued his impressive charge through the field and took the lead with four laps remaining. Hill advanced into second with two laps to go.
At the finish, Hirthler crossed the stripe first ahead of Hill, Weaver, Kemery (started 24th), and Buffalino. Completing the top ten were Brad Roberts, P.J. Bozowski, Zane Roth, Mike Hughes, Jr., and McIntyre.
Turpin Scores First Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series Victory.Andrew Turpin took command immediately at the start of the DCB’s Plumbing & Heating Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series A-Main and never looked back. Tyler Grau settled into second ahead of Eddie Wagner, Kyle Spence, and Jon Brennfleck.
The event’s first caution flew on lap four when Tim Iulg slowed entering turn three. On the ensuing restart, Ryan Stillwaggon flipped on the homestretch, collecting Cody West and Kyle Exley. Only West was able to continue.
Turpin controlled the remainder of the event as the final laps ran caution-free. He crossed the finish line for his first career Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series victory. Kyle Spence finished second followed by Troy Betts, Brian Carber, and Dave Brown. Rounding out the top ten were Grau, Jared Kreider, Rick Lafferty, Tyler Brehm, and Wagner.
Baldwin Dominates Street Stocks feature event.Spider Ensinger, Sr. led the opening laps of the StraightUp Construction Street Stock feature over Nick Sandone III, Mike Baldwin, Christopher Allen, Jr., and Spider Ensinger, Jr.
Baldwin moved into second before taking the lead on lap three. From there, Baldwin controlled the race to the finish. Allen crossed the line second followed by Spider Ensinger, Jr., Sandone, and Spider Ensinger, Sr.
The Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint feature closed out the evening with Jonathan Swanson leading the opening circuits over Shea Wills, David Swanson, Mick D’Agnostino, and Christopher Allen, Jr.
Wayne Scott worked through the field and climbed to second on lap seven before a lap 13 red flag .
Following the restart, Wills surged past Jonathan Swanson for the lead and drove away for his first win of the season. Jonathan Swanson finished second with J.R. Fulper, Heidi Hedin, and Wayne Scott completing the top five.
Tom Carpenter became the first repeat winner of the season in the D.A. Auto Body & Repair Rookie division. James Allen finished second followed by Tyler Lilick, Brayden Morrison, and Drew Ziegler.
DANNY’S PIZZA PIZZAZZ MODIFIED A-MAIN (30 LAPS)
1. Ryan Godown, 2. Dillon Steuer, 3. Wade Hendrickson, 4. Billy Osmun, III, 5. Dominick Buffalino 6. Brian Papiez, 7. Neal Williams, 8. D.J. Hunt, 9. Sammy Martz, Jr.
10. Cale Ross, 11. Ryan Krachun, 12. H.J. Bunting, 13. Coleby Frye, 14. Davey Sammons, 15. Stan Frankenfield, Jr., 16. Kevin HirthlerTker, 22. Richie Pratt, Jr., 23. Frank Cozze, 24. Luke Bunting, 25. Anthony Tramontana, 26. Blaine Bracelin
D.A. AUTO BODY & REPAIR ROOKIES (7 LAPS)
1. Tom Carpenter, 2. James Allen, 3. Tyler Lilick, 4. Brayden Morrison, 5. Drew P, 6. C.K. Keiper, 7. Matt Blakeslee, 8. Nicco Peorelli, 9. Billy Interrante, 10. Randy Rommell, 11. J.D. Darling, DNS – Sarah Lynn
DEMER’S HEATING & COOLING SPORTSMAN (25 LAPS)
1. Jesse Hirthler, 2. Travis Hill, 3. Wayne Weaver, 4. Stephen Kemery, 5. Christoher Buffalino, Jr., 6. Brad Roberts, 7. P.J. Bozowski, 8. Zane Roth, 9. Mike Hughes, Jr.,
10. Walt MacIntyre, 11. Matt Peck, 12. John Scarpati, 13. Billy Chester, 14. Dylan Morris, 15. John Norcia, 16. Tyler Lilick, 17. Tom Carpenter, 18. Ronnie Solomon, III,
19. James Allen, 20. Ryan Krushinski, 21. Ryan Anderson, 22. Dave Damiano, 23. Bryan Rhoads, 24. Ethan Young, 25. Corey Andersen, 26. Charley Cossaboone, 27. Matt Ellery, DNS – Aiden Spencer, DNQ – Chris Bergstrom, Rob Tete, Drew Zeigler, Billy Interrante, Anthony Sisco, Brayden Morrison, C.K. Keiper, Randy Rommell, Brian Rogers, Nick Stephans, Matt Blakeslee, Justin Lilick, Steve Kassekert, J.D. Darling, Lexi Wilson, Nicco Peorelli
DCB PLUMBING & HEATING MID-ATLANTIC SPRINT SERIES A-MAIN (25 LAPS)
1. Andrew Turpin, 2. Kyle Spence, 3. Troy Betts, 4. Brian Carber, 5. Dave Brown, 6. Tyler Grau, 7. Jared Kreider, 8. Rick Lafferty, 9. Tyler Brehm, 10. Eddie Wagner, 11. Jon Brennfleck, 12. Thomas Radivoy, 13. Shelby Kelly, 14. Ryan Schultz, 15. Cody West, 16. Aidan Borden, 17. D.J. Tanner, Jr., 18. Kurt Rainey, 19. Mark Bitner, 20. Tim Iulg, 21. Ryan Stillwaggon, 22. Kyle Exley, 23. Dirk Rimrott, DNS – Zach Fields, Dan Leaper
STRAIGHTUP CONSTRUCTION STREET STOCKS A-MAIN (15 LAPS)
1. Mike Baldwin, 2. Christopher Allen, Jr., 3. Spider Ensinger, Jr., 4. Nick Sandone, III,
5. Spider Ensinger, Sr., 6. Scott Freed, 7. Jeramy Doerr, 8. Nick Killmer, 9. Shane Grosso, 10. Jeoff Handle
VICTORY FUEL WINGLESS SPRINTS A-MAIN (20 LAPS)
1. Shea Wills, 2. Jonathan Swanson, 3. J.R. Fulper, 4. Heidi Hedin, 5. Wayne Scott, 6. Christopher Allen, Jr., 7. David Swanson, 8. Stan Ploski, III, 9. Sean Case, 10. Donald Ottati, 11. A.J. Hunt, 12. Mick D’Agostino, DNS – Frank Frasco
