‼️ WE RETURN THIS SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE KINGDOM OF SPEED Bridgeport Speedway ‼️
🗓 Saturday May 20
🌟 MODIFIEDS – Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Millville
🌟 SPRINT CARS – NORTH EAST WINGLESS SPRINTS
🌟 SPORTSMAN – Precision Hydraulic and Oil
🌟 STREET STOCKS
🌟 VINTAGE MODIFIEDS
🌟 ROOKIE SPORTSMAN – DA’s Auto Body
🏎 4:00 Pits
🎟 5:00 grandstands
🚦 6:00 Cars on track
Bridgeport, NJ – Blue Hen Racing has been a part of Modified racing in the Northeast for many years. Car owner, Eugene Mills and son, Jamie Mills have won many races together over the years with Jamie behind the wheel and then later twisting the wrenches. On Saturday night, HJ Bunting put the Mills and Blue Hen Racing back into Bridgeport’s Champion Victory Lane for the first time since the 2021 season.
James Hill earned his first ever Bridgeport win in the Precision Hydraulic & Oil 602 Sportsman feature, holding off the late race challenges of Eric Kormann in the final laps. Tom Wills, Jr. went two for two, earning his second win of the season in the Melton Industries Street Stock feature, grabbing the lead in the final corners of the race. Rich Mellor was the race winner in the North East Wingless Sprints (NEWS) while Eddie Barber III raced to the win in the first DA’s Auto Body & Repair Rookie competition of the season.
The Blue Hen No. 30 team was fast right out of the trailer with Bunting clocking the fastest time during warm-ups for the Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modifieds. In the thirty lap Modified feature, it was Stan Frankenfield Jr. who led the way for the first four laps with Bunting charging from his fifth place start to take the lead on lap five. Green flag racing from lap six until lap twenty-three allowed Bunting to pull away to a nine second lead – a lead that was erased with just eight laps to go. And who was racing in second? Jojo Watson who won the season opener and had raced his way through the field from his nineteenth-place start!
Several late race cautions kept the field tight but Bunting was able to maintain the lead on each restart. Bunting raced to the win over Watson, David Hunt, Jordan Watson and Duane Howard who raced to a top five finish after a late race tire change. Sam Martz finished sixth followed by Richie Pratt, Jr., Stan Frankenfield, Cale Ross and Carson Wright.
F&L Doors Modified heats were won by Bunting, Billy Osmun and David Hunt.
David Jenkins was the early race leader in the Precision Hydraulic & Oil 602 Sportsman. Matt Peck raced into the lead on lap six after starting in eleventh. James Hill moved into second while Bryan Brobst, Stephen Yankowski and Howie Finch battled for third.
Peck had speed but ran out of luck on lap twenty-two when a body rub caused a tire to go down on the No. 39. Hill led the way on the restart and held off a hard charging Eric Kormann and Travis Hill to earn his first Bridgeport victory.
Korman finished second followed by Travis Hill who rebounded from a trip to the pits for a tire change earlier in the event. Brobst finished fourth at the checkered with Ethan Bill racing into fifth in the final laps. Yankowski finished sixth after racing within the top five for most of the race. Pete Serra finished seventh followed by Thomas Prychka, Scott Hulmes and Shane Kassekert.
Hoffman Discount Parts heats were won by Korman, Jenkins and Travis Hill with Harold Huepful picking up the win in the consolation.
Eddie Barber III grabbed the lead on the start and led the eight lap distance to capture the first DA’s Auto Body & Repair Rookie feature.
Tom Wills, Jr. gave himself a birthday present when he raced by leader Jeramy Doerr on the final lap and the last corner to win his second Melton Industries Street Stock feature. Doerr led fourteen of the fifteen lap feature but it was Wills for the win over Doerr, Mike Hughes who made his first start of the season, Lee Allen and Drew Brocklebank.
Protek Roofing heat races were won by Spider Ensinger and Jeramy Doerr.
After leading most of the race the last time the NEWS sprints visited Bridgeport, Rich Mellor made sure to seal the deal this time as he captured the win in Victory Fuel twenty lap feature event. Shea Wills had another strong outing to finish second over Mike Thompson. Brian Spencer took fourth in the final laps with Eric Jennings finishing fifth.
Shea Wills was the winner of the Victory Fuel heat race for the wingeless sprints.
Saturday night racing continues next week with the Mid Atlantic Sprint Series joining the Modifieds, 602 Sportsman, Street Stocks and Rookies.
DANNY’S PIZZA PIZZAZZ MODIFIEDS FEATURE (30 laps):
1. H. J. Bunting, 2. Joseph Watson, 3. David Hunt, 4. Jordan Watson, 5. Duane Howard, 6. Sam Martz, Sr., 7. Richie Pratt, Jr., 8. Stan Frankenfield, 9. Cale Ross, 10. Carson Wright, 11. Blaine Bracelin, 12. Sam Martz, Jr., 13. Rick Laubach, 14. Neal Williams, 15. J. R. Fulper, 16. Cole Stangle, 17. Mike Franz, 18. David Crossman, 19. Sean Metz, 20. Billy Osmun, 21. W. B. James, 22. Bruce Gell, DNS – Jim Britt, Dalyton Strohl
PRECISION OIL & HYDRAULIC 602 SPORTSMAN FEATURE (25 laps):
1. James Hill, 2. Erik Kormann, 3. Travis Hill, 4. Brian Brobst, 5. Ethan Bill, 6. Stephen Yankowski, 7. Pete Serra, 8. Thomas Prychka, 9. Scott Hulmes, 10. Shane Kassekert, 11. Howard Huepful, 12. Matt Peck, 13. Justin Newhard, 14. Dan Hulmes, 15. Ed Owens, 16. Ed Olsen, 17. Brian Rogers, 18. Erik Mattson, 19. Howie Finch, 20. Billy Chester, 21. David Hartman, 22. David Jenkins, 23. Robert Tete, 24. Matt Luzi, 25. Ethan Young, 26. Brian Papiez, DNQ – Ashley Metz, Dave Damiano, Briana Olsen
D.A. AUTO BODY & REPAIR ROOKIES (8 laps):
1. Ed Barber, III, 2. Ed Owens, 3. Jason Dipretre, DNS – Briana Olsen
NORTHEAST WINGLESS SPRNT FEATURE (20 laps):
1. Rich Mellor, 2. Shea Wills, 3. Mike Thompson, 4. Brian Spencer, 5. Eric Jennings, 6. Larry Drake, 7. Stan Ploski, III, 8. Al Cheney, 9. Eric Miller, DNS – Heidi Hedin
BRIDGEPORT MOTORSPORTS PARK STREET STOCK FEATURE (15 laps):
1. Tom Wills, Jr., 2. Jeramy Doerr, 3. Mike Hughes, 4. Lee Allen, 5. Drew Brocklebank, 6. Rich Stinson, Sr., 7. T. J. Henry, 8. Kevin Hockman, 9. Tracey Appley, 10. Terry Chaney, DNS – Spider Ensigner, Nick Sandone, III, Christopher Allen, Sr.
‼️ MODIFIEDS & WINGLESS SPRINT CARS HEADLINE NEXT SATURDAY NIGHTS EVENTS AT THE REVITALIZED KINGDOM OF SPEED ‼️
📅 NEXT Saturday May 6
🌟 MODIFIEDS – Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz
🌟 SPORTSMAN – Precision Hydraulic and Oil
🌟 WINGLESS SPRINT CARS (Northeast Wingless Sprint Cars)
🌟 STREET STOCKS
🌟 CLASSIC VINTAGE SERIES
🌟 ROOKIE SPORTSMAN – DA’s Auto Body
🏎 4:00 Pits
🎟 5:00 grandstands
🚦 6:00 Cars on track
‼️ IT’s TIME TO MOVE FORWARD ‼️
🌟 After a handful of weeks working with the new surface, we have made the decision to remove the new clay from the track. Our racers and our fans are our top priority and we feel it’s best to get back to the Bridgeport Speedway of the last 3 seasons.
🌟 We built this track 3 years ago and it instantly became one of the top tracks across the nation and has been sought out by most all the top sanctioning bodies to hold events at the Speedway. Over this off-season we took on the project to resurface the speedway. Unfortunately, it just is not going as we had planned. Instead of prolonging the current situation we feel it’s best to just remove the new surface and get back to the track that all the racers and fans love and then revisit the resurfacing later.
🌟 It’s been a tough spring for most speedways getting started with all the rainy weekends. We have a long season ahead of us and we are ready to put the last couple months behind and focus on the long season ahead.
Bridgeport, NJ – Mat Williamson became the most recent heir to the throne as he was crowned “King of the Big Blocks” at the Bridgeport Motorsports Park on Sunday when the stars of the Super DIRTcar series came to the Logan Township speed plant to open their 2023 point season.
“Money Mat” lived up to his name when he drove into the lead with just a dozen laps remaining in the 75 lap main event for Big Block Modifieds. Polesitter, Matt Shepperd was only able to lead a single lap before he was forced to the work area for a tire change. That moved quick timer, Darren Smith into the lead on lap two where he fought off the challenges of Williamson for more than sixty laps. When the leaders got into lapped traffic in the final leg of the race, Williamson was able to race into the lead for the first time and then race to the checkered for the victory. It was Williamson’s third Super DIRTcar win of the season after the St. Catherines, Ont. driver picked up a pair of wins in Florida earlier this year.
Even though those early wins did not carry points toward the Super DIRTcar title, the momentum that those victories provided Williamson and his Buzz Chew crew was very valuable. “It’s always great to win at your home track but when you win one of these races, you know that you are racing against the best of the best,” Williamson stated. “It’s a level of excellence.” Williamson went into the race, hoping for a good finish, knowing that the track regulars hold the advantage on Bridgeport’s High Banks. And the “local” drivers did well with Matt Stangle racing along side of Williamson to the checkered flag for a photo finish. “I probably was off the throttle before the transponder even crossed the line,” Williamson explained. “I knew he (Stangle) was there – he had gotten his nose underneath me that one time.” As the leaders exited turn four, Stangle give it everything he had. Williamson went to the inside and Stangle to the outside as they crossed the line together. It was a great finish for the extra distance event.
Stangle ran a strong race in his family owned, ACE Materials No. 6 – a car that is wrenched by Matt and his dad, John. In the final laps, he turned on the pressure but just felt that he wasn’t able to maneuver through turns one and two like he did three and four. He would close the gap on Williamson coming out of four but would then lose ground through one and two. “Second again,” Stangle stated after earning yet another runner-up finish – his second of the weekend. “We had a really good car the whole race” and the driver gave it a really good ride for seventy-five laps.
Billy Pauch, Jr. turned his day around when he charged from his 22nd starting spot to finish third at the end of seventy-five laps. Pauch quickly moved through the field to break into the top ten in the first thirty circuits around the High Banks. With just over twenty laps remaining, Pauch broke into the top five.
Pauch worked his way through the top ten, moving into third during the final ten laps. The third generation driver struggled in time trials and his heat race. He even joked that as the car owner, he thought about firing the driver after that performance. But driver and crew turned it around in time for the last chance qualifier and feature. For the second year in a row, Pauch, Jr. came home with a podium finish in the King of the Big Blocks event.
Boyertown, PA driver, Mike Gular, finished fourth in his Terry Fastnacht owned, Ron Seltman wrenched No. 2a. Gular ran among the top five throughout the entire race.
Darren Smith rounded out the top five at the checkered. Smith, who had never been to the Bridgeport Motorsports Park before, set fast time and a new one lap record during time trials. He then finished second in his qualifier and drew the outside pole for the seventy-five lap main event. In only his second year of competition, the Jeremy Smith Racing driver was impressive in his maiden voyage on the Bridgeport surface.
Max McLaughlin finished sixth followed by Matt Shepperd who rebounded to a seventh place finish after his early race tire change. Tim Sears, Jr. finished eighth followed by Chris Hile and Jimmy Phelps at the checkered.
Qualifying races were won by Jack Lehner, Shepperd, Mike Mahaney and Matt Stangle while Jeff Strunk and Billy Pauch, Jr. picked up wins in the last chance qualifiers.
Steve Buckwalter was the winner of both the heat and feature for the Action Track USA All Pro SpeedSTRs. Buckwalter led every lap of the fifteen lap feature event to pick up the win over Louden Reimert and Briggs Danner. Mike Manieri and Charles Belanger rounded out the top five in the main event.
Reimert was the fast timer among the SpeedSTR competitors as he did double duty on Sunday, competing in the Grebe No. 33 Big Block Modified as well.
SUPER DIRT SERIES MODIFIEDS FEATURE (75 LAPS)
1. Mat Williamson, 2. Matt Stangle, 3. Billy Pauch, Jr., 4. Mike Gular, 5. Darren Smith, 6. Max McLaughlin, 7. Matt Sheppard, 8. Tim Sears, 9. Chris Hile, 10. Jimmy Phelps, 11. H.J. Bunting, 12. Adam Pierson, 13. Steve Bernard, 14. Jack Lehner, 15. Anthony Perrego, 16. Tyler Dippel, 17. Peter Britten, 18. Matthew Desjardins, 19. Louden Reimert, 20. Alex Yankowski, 21. Mike Mahaney, 22. Ronnie Davis, III, 23. Kevin Root, 24. Dillon Steuer, 25. Jeff Strunk, 26. Sammy Martz, Jr., 27. Marcus Dinkins, 28. C.G. Morey, DNQ – Sam Martz, Sr. Larry Wight, Felix Roy, J.F. Corriveau, Stan Frankenfield, Jim Britt, Rich Scagliotta, Kevin Root
ALL PRO SPEEDSTR FEATURE (15 LAPS)
1. Steve Buckwalter, 2. Louden Reimert, 3. Briggs Danner, 4. Mike Manieri, 5. Charles Belanger, 6. Cale Zangli, 7. Jason Musser, 8. Billy Pauch, Sr.
Thank you to everyone that makes the Kingdom of Speed Possible…..
VP Fuels
Liberty Kenworth
Church’s Auto Parts
Premio Sausage
Precision Hydraulic & Oil
Millville Glass & Door
Design For Vision
Rodota Trucking & Excavating
Scrappy’s Auto Service
Hyper Racing
Izzi Trucking & Rigging
Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz
Vahlco Wheels
Ellery’s Pub & Grill
Ice Less llc.
Hoffman Discount Parts
JPA Masonry
Weaknecht Archery
Spirit Auto Center
Foley Caterpillar
Hisko Lowboy
Lineman Racing
Cenco Oil
Bob Hilbert Sportswear
Cassidy Painting
TW Metals
Hessert Chevrolet
Triple R Truck Parts
John Blewett Scrap & Waste Recycling
Pioneer Pole Buildings
F&L Doors – FLDoors.com
EZ Work Trucks
J&S Electrical
Melton Industries
Pro Tek Roofing
Johns Manville
Beacon Building Products
KOA Camp Grounds
Victory Fuel
Tipico Sportsbook
Champion Brands
DTM Kawasaki
Amwell Auto Body
Williams Napa
Prime Design Landscaping
‼️ THE BIG BLOCKS RETURN THIS SUNDAY NIGHT AS THE Super DIRTcar Series INVADES THE KINGDOM OF SPEED FOR 75 LAPS VYING FOR $7500 TO WIN. HERE ARE SOME OF THE STARS WE HAVE HEARD ARE COMING ‼️
📌 “DOUBLE HEADER WEEKEND”
🗓 Saturday April 22 – presented by PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SERVICES
🏎 4:00 Pits * 🎟 5:00 grandstands * 🚦 6:00 Cars on track
🌟 USAC East Coast Sprint Cars
🌟 SPORTSMAN MODIFIEDS – Precision Hydraulic and Oil
🌟 STREET STOCKS
🌟 4 CYLINDERS
🌟 ROOKIE SPORTSMAN – Opening night of Points
🗓 Sunday April 23
🏎 3:00 Pits * 🎟 5:00 grandstands * 🚦 6:00 Cars on track
🌟 @Super DIRTcar Series
🌟 SpeedSTR’s
🌟 Vintage Modifeds
📌 This weekend is a double header weekend with the Stars of the Super DIRTcar Series closing the weekend with 75 laps for $7500. Plus a full card on Saturday headlined by the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars.
‼️ All Star Circuit of Champions & PA POSSE COMING THURSDAY May 25TH ‼️
‼️ HUGE DOUBLEHEADER WEEKEND KICKS OFF THIS SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE KINGDOM OF SPEED, BRIDGEPORT MOTORSPORTS PARK ‼️
🗓 Saturday April 22
🌟 USAC East Coast Sprint Cars
🌟 SPORTSMAN MODIFIEDS – Precision Hydraulic and Oil
🌟 STREET STOCKS
🌟 4 CYLINDERS
🌟 ROOKIE SPORTSMAN – Opening night of Points
🗓 Sunday April 23
🌟 Super DIRTcar Series
🌟 SpeedSTR’s
🌟 Vintage Modifeds
📌 This weekend is a double header weekend with the Stars of the Super DIRTcar Series closing the weekend with 75 laps for $7500. Plus a full card on Saturday headlined by the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars.
‼️ All Star Circuit of Champions & PA POSSE COMING THURSDAY May 25TH ‼️
Bridgeport, NJ – The Bridgeport Motorsports Park finally, waved the green flag on the 2023 season after several scheduled events fell to the weather.
Joseph “Jojo” Watson drove the Auto Gallery Racing No. 21w to its first win of the season in the Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz thirty lap Modified feature event. Travis Hill was victorious in the Precision Hydraulic & Oil 602 Sportsman feature with the Cogdill No. 98 while Tom Wills, Jr. raced for the win in the Amwell Auto Body Street Stock feature event in his family owned No. 856 Street Stock. Brian Spencer overcame a rough start to the night to pick up the win in the North East Wingless Sprint Car feature sponsored by Melton Industries while Joe Garey, Jr. got the season started off with a win in the Amwell Auto Body 4 Cylinder feature event.
Watson was the fourth different leader in Saturday night’s Modified feature event but he led the most important lap of all – the last one!
Mike Franz led the first lap before Cale Ross raced to the outside to take the lead on lap two. Neal Williams raced into second on lap two while Watson took over third on the next circuit. Ross found a great line and raced to a several second lead in the early going.
Williams raced the Sal DeBruno owned No. 0 out in front on lap eleven but Ross was back in front the next time around.
Watson raced into second just beyond the halfway mark and then took the lead on a lap nineteen restart. Positions continued to change in the top five throughout the remaining laps.
Watson raced to the win – his first on the High Banks since the 2021 season and the first for the Auto Gallery Team. Williams raced home in second with Duane Howard and the Getz No. 15G taking third after a late race charge. Cale Ross finished fourth while Richie Pratt, Jr. had a strong showing in the Joel’s Auto Technology No. 19 to finish fifth in his first race in this car. Jordan Watson, Sammy Martz, Jr., Sam Martz, Sr., JR Fulper and Rick Laubach completed the top ten in the running order.
Brian Papiez grabbed the lead at the green flag and then help off the challenges of Ethan Bill and later, Travis Hill in the twenty-five lap Precision Hydraulic & Oil 602 Sportsman feature event. After several attempts, Hill finally secured the lead following a lap seventeen restart and then led the way to the checkered flag.
It was Hill for the win over Papiez. Hill used laps early in the race as well as caution laps to search for the best line on the track which ultimately allowed him the run for the lead. Matt Peck used a late race charge to finish third followed by Ethan Bill and Scott Hulmes who turned in a great performance in his Wiked Motorsports entry. Stephen Yankowski, Bryan Brobst, Howie Finch, Pete Serra and Danny Hulmes completed the top ten at the checkered.
Tom Wills, Jr. had to call in the re-enforcements for help in the pits but that didn’t stop the Tabernacle, NJ driver from capturing his first win of the season over 2022 Track Champion, Lee Allen. With his family on vacation, Mark and Jack Beaumont came to the track to help Wills from the pits and ended up in the Champion Victory Lane with Wills at the end of fifteen laps.
Allen finished second followed by Drew Brocklebank in third. Spyder Ensinger finished fourth with Rich Stinson taking fifth at the checkered flag.
Over being towed from the track during his qualifying race, Brian Spencer came back with a vengeance to take the lead from Rich Mellor on lap fourteen and drive to his first victory of the season. Mellor finished second with Shea Wills finishing third. Al Cheney finished fourth, holding the advantage over fifth place Heidi Hedin.
Joe Garey, Jr. led the 4 Cylinder feature event from green to checkered to capture the win over Tim Jones and Bobby Drayton. John Parker finished fourth, crossing the line in front of Chris Gall.
Racing continues this Saturday on Bridgeport’s High Banks as the Mid Atlantic Sprints (MASS) join the Modifieds, 602 Sportsman and Street Stocks.
DANNY’S PIZZA PIZZAZZ MODIFIEDS FEATURE (30 laps):
1. Joseph Watson, 2. Neal Williams, 3. Duane Howard, 4. Cale Ross, 5. Richie Pratt, Jr., 6. Jordan Watson, 7. Sam Martz, Jr., 8. Sam Martz, Sr., 9. J.R. Fulper, 10. Rick Laubach, 11. Brett Kelly, 12. Cole Stangle, 13. Ryan Krachun, 14. H.J. Bunting, 15. David Hunt, 16. Billy Osmun, III, 17. Jim Britt, 18. Mike Franz, 19. Blaine Bracelin, DNS – Stan Frankenfield, Jr., Jim Gallagher, Jr.
PRECISION OIL & HYDRAULIC 602 SPORTSMAN FEATURE (25 laps):
1. Travis Hill, 2. Brian Papiez, 3. Matt Peck, 4. Ethan Bill, 5. Scott Hulmes, 6. Stephen Yankowski, 7. Bryan Brobst, 8. Howie Finch, 9. Pete Serra, 10. Danny Hulmes, 11. Thomas Prychka, 12. Brian Rogers, 13. Billy Chester, 14. Ethan Young, 15. Bryan Olsen, 16. Chris Martinez, 17. James Hill, 18. Robert Tete, 19. Justin Newhard, 20. Ed Owens, 21. David Jenkins, 22. Brianna Olsen, 23. Erik Mattson
MELTON INDUSTRIES NORTHEAST WINGLESS SPRINT FEATURE (20 laps):
1. Brian Spencer, 2. Rich Mellor, 3. Shea Wills, 4. Al Cheney, 5. Heidi Hedin, 6. Walt Fletcher, 7. Stan Polski, III, 8. Joe Byer, 9. Larry Drake, 10. Eric Miller, DNS – Ken Nelis
AMWELL AUTO BODY STREET STOCK FEATURE (15 laps):
1. Tom Wills, Jr., 2. Lee Allen, 3. Drew Brocklebank, 4. Spyder Ensinger, Jr., 5. Rich Stinson, Sr., 6. Christopher Allen, Sr., 7. Terry Chaney, 8. Jeramy Doerr, 9. Jeff Dirkes, 10. Tracey Rocap, 11. Spyder Ensinger, 12. Nick Sandone, III
AMWELL AUTO BODY FOUR CYLINDER FEATURE (15 laps):
1. Joe Garey, Jr., 2. Tim Jones, 3. Bobby Drayton, III, 4. John Parker, 5. Chris Gall, 6. Ed Ford, 7. Dan Stein, Jr., 8. Eric Dengler, 9. Bobby Johnson, DNS – Lee Allen, Joe Garey, Sr.
Thank you to everyone that makes the Kingdom of Speed Possible…..
VP Fuels
Liberty Kenworth
Church’s Auto Parts
Premio Sausage
Precision Hydraulic & Oil
Millville Glass & Door
Design For Vision
Rodota Trucking & Excavating
Scrappy’s Auto Service
Hyper Racing
Izzi Trucking & Rigging
Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz
Vahlco Wheels
Ellery’s Pub & Grill
Ice Less llc.
Hoffman Discount Parts
JPA Masonry
Weaknecht Archery
Spirit Auto Center
Foley Caterpillar
Hisko Lowboy
Lineman Racing
Cenco Oil
Bob Hilbert Sportswear
Cassidy Painting
TW Metals
Hessert Chevrolet
Triple R Truck Parts
John Blewett Scrap & Waste Recycling
Pioneer Pole Buildings
F&L Doors – FLDoors.com
EZ Work Trucks
J&S Electrical
Melton Industries
Pro Tek Roofing
Johns Manville
Beacon Building Products
KOA Camp Grounds
Victory Fuel
Tipico Sportsbook
Champion Brands
DTM Kawasaki
Amwell Auto Body
Williams Napa
Prime Design Landscaping
THIS SATURDAY IS TAKE 3 OF THE SEASON OPENER AT THE KINGDOM OF SPEED, Bridgeport Speedway
New Opening Night coming this Saturday with a full slate of Modifieds, Sportsman, Street Stocks, NEWS Wingless Sprint Cars, & 4 Cylinders
Saturday April 8
3:00 – Pits Open
4:00 – Grandstands Open
MONTH OF MARCH HAS BEEN TOUGH ON NORTHEAST DIRT RACING. This past weekend we lost TAKE 2 of the 2023 season with heavy storms washing out Saturday. Although the sun was shining bright Sunday, the wind chill was at a nippy 46 degrees
THE KINGDOM OF SPEED IS PLANNING FOR TAKE 3 OF OPENING WEEKEND THIS SATURDAY NIGHT! With cool temps still lingering, we will start 1 hour early.
Saturday April 8
3:00 Pits Open
4:00 Grandstands Open
