βΌοΈ SPRINT CARS + 305 SPRINT CARS NATIONALS = HARDCORE FOOT TO THE FLOOR 50 LAPS OF ACTION AT THE KINGDOM OF SPEED. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY OUT THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT TO BRIDGEPORT MOTORSPORTS PARK FOR A GREAT NIGHT OF RACING & FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. Please Like & Share this post βΌοΈ
π October 17-18 Ron Faison 305 Sprint Car Nationals β presented by Hoosier Tire
π Friday October 17
π SPRINT CARS β Mid Atlantic Sprint Car Series
π SPORTSMAN β Underdog 20 – Many Bonuses added to Underdog event courtesy of Brian Rogers & Delaware Building Supply!
π WINGLESS SPRINT CARS β presented by Victory Fuel
π STREET STOCKS β Thank you Mr. Blue Beard
π 3:30 Pits
π 5:00 Grandstands
π¦ 6:00 Cars on track
π Saturday October 18
π SPRINT CARS β 50 Laps, $4000 to win
π SPORTSMAN β Topless, $1000 TO WIN
π WINGLESS SPRINT CARS β presented by Victory Fuel
π STREET STOCKS β 50 Laps β Double the purse, + over $2000 in cash and bonuses added thanks to Mr. Blue Beard & Roveda Speed
It was qualifying night for the Sportsman Grand Nationals at the Bridgeport Motorsports Park sponsored by Harry’s U- Pull-It. Time trials were run to determine the starting line-ups for the three twenty lap qualifying races for the Ice Less 602 Sportsman for the $10,000 Not To Win 100 Lap feature event on Saturday.
Ronnie Solomon III and Ethan Bill led the first twenty lap qualifier sponsored by Cannonball Storage. Bill won the race for the lead with Solomon racing in second ahead of Ryan Anderson, the winner of last week’s Underdog 20.
The race was caution free for fourteen laps until Anderson slowed to bring out the caution. Zane Roth also headed pitside under the caution.
Bill went back to work on the lap fifteen restart as Steve Davis raced into second. Bill led the way to the checkered followed by Davis, Solomon, Luke Bunting, Jesse Hirthler and Tom Sherby – the six drivers to transfer from the first qualifier.
The second twenty lap qualifier was sponsored by Lilick Enterprises with Matt Ellery and James Hill leading the way to Kevin Golden’s green flag. Ellery grabbed the lead on the start but the caution waved quickly as Ryan Simmons and Matt Martino came together with Simmons spinning in turn two. Simmons rejoined the rear of the field but exited to the pits a few laps later.
Ellery again took the lead on the complete restart with Hill and Jax Yohn in pursuit.
Four time feature winner, Matt Peck, broke into the top six just before the halfway mark after battling Brian Rogers for several laps.
Ellery took the win over James Hill, Jax Yohn, Charlie Cossaboone, Matt Martino and Matt Peck.
The Demers Heating & Cooling third twenty lap qualifier had Jordan Henn and Joe Toth set to lead the field to the start. Toth teamed up with Jesse Hirthler for the weekend and was behind the wheel of a second No. 117.
Toth took the lead on the start as Travis Hill and the Ice Less No. 4 raced into second with Steve Kemery moving up to third.
The caution waved on lap eight when Jimmy Leiby spun in turn four. The resulting restart saw the final transfer spots juggled up as TJ Mayberry moved into fourth over Henn and Trent Willey.
Toth led the way to the checkered flag over Travis Hill, Kemery, Henn and Willey.
The remaining qualifying spots would be determined in Saturday’s B Main.
The DCB’s Plumbing & Heating Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series were featured in a non-winners twenty-five lap feature event. Fast time was set by Tim Iulg in timed hot laps as Iulg returned to competition after missing several races following an injury. The roll of the dice then determined the invert for the starting line-up which put Iulg starting eighth with Jeff Paulson to his inside.
Tyler Grau sat on the pole, behind the wheel of the DeVault No. 4 with Josh Bricker starting from the outside of the front row. Bricker took the lead on the start. Grau drew a caution when he slowed on lap three as the field came down the homestretch.
Grau has been instrumental in Dylan DeVault’s Micro Sprint racing this season and as a result, Bob DeVault has given Grau the opportunity to try out the sprint car on several occasions. Unfortunately, mechanical issues sidelined Grau early in the race.
Bricker went back to work on the restart with Victory Fuel Wingless Sprint Champion, Thomas Radivoy in second. Bricker led the way through lap five over Radivoy, Robbie Stillwaggon, Tim Iulg and Dan Leaper.
On lap nine, race leader Bricker slowed with mechanical issues. Radivoy led the field back to the green as Iulg raced into second over Stillwaggon, Leaper and Jeff Paulson.
Robbie Stillwaggon slowed on lap nineteen while running in the top five.
With a clear track ahead, Radivoy was able to pull away from the field, leading all the way to the checkered flag for his first ever winged sprint car feature win. Iulg finished a strong second, closing the gap on the leader in the final laps. Leaper finished third followed by Jeff Paulson and Bob Lilick who picked up a top five finish after very few starts in a sprint car. Rick Stief finished sixth followed by Andrew Turpin, Tyler Brehm, Justin Knowlen and Mark Connelly.
Joe Garey, Sr. led the way to victory in the Insta Signs Plus Four Cylinder fifteen lap feature event. Jon Parker chased Garey to the finish with Roger Kummerer racing hard in third.
Lee Allen was crowned as the 2025 Insta Signs Plus Four Cylinder Champion on the 4/10th mile track with Joe Garey, Sr. taking the championship honors on the Spirit Auto Center quarter mile.
Next up – the Ron Faison 305 Sprint Car Nationals this Friday and Saturday in addition to Underdog 20 lap feature for the 602 Sportsman non-winners, Topless Sportsman feature, fifty lap Street Stock feature and Victory Fuel Wingless Sprints on both Friday and Saturday.
HARRY’S U-PULL-IT $10,000 NOT TO WIN FOR ICE LESS LLC 602 SPORTSMAN
Cannonball Storage Qualifier #1 (20 LAPS)
1. Ethan Bill, 2. Steve Davis, 3. Ronnie Solomon, III, 4. Luke Bunting, 5. Jesse Hirthler, 6. Tom Sherby, 7. Duncan Molesworth, 8. Ryan Anderson, 9. Zane Roth, 10. JD Darling
Lilick Enterprises Qualifier #2 (20 LAPS)
1. Matt Ellery,2. James Hill, 3. Jax Yohn, 4. Charley Cossaboone, 5. Matt Martino, 6. Matt Peck, 7. Brian Rogers, 8. Brian Lilick, 9. Jason Musser, 10. Ryan Simmons
Demers Heating & Cooling Qualifier #3 (20 LAPS)
1. Joe Toth,2. Travis Hill, 3. Steve Kemery, 4. T.J. Mayberry, 5. Jordan Henn, 6. Trent Willey, 7. Colin Cox, 8. Tom Moore, 9. Jimmy Leiby
1. Thomas Radivoy, 2. Tim Iulg, 3. Dan Leaper, 4. Jeff Paulson, 5. Bob Lilick, Jr., 6. Rick Stief, 7. Andrew Turpin, 8. Tyler Brehm, 9. Justin Nowlen, 10. Mark Connely, 11. Kurt Rainey, 12. Robbie Stillwaggon, 13. Josh Bricker, 14. Keith Anderson, 15. Tyler Grau, DNS – Jon Brennfleck
INSTA SIGNS PLUS FOUR CYLINDER A-MAIN (15 LAPS)
1. Joe Garey, Sr., 2. John Parker, 3. Roger Kummerer, 4. Rob Weil, 5. Colin Gale
Thank you to everyone that makes the Kingdom of Speed Possible…..
βΌοΈ THIS WEEKEND, THE BIGGEST, BADDEST SPORTSMAN MODIFIED RACE OF THE YEAR, THE 602 SPORTSMAN GRAND NATIONALS PRESENTED BY HARRYβs U-PULL-IT AT BRIDGEPORT MOTORSPORTS PARK. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY OUT THIS WEEKEND FOR A GREAT NIGHT OF RACING & FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. OVER 60 CARS GETTING PAID. Great feature payout $10,000 for 3rd, $1000 for 10th, minimum $300 to start. Fully Paid LCQ, Top 3 in qualifiers, plus many bonuses and contingency prizes. Please Like & Share this post βΌοΈ
π 60+ Racers get PAID! (all payouts and bonuses below)
π October 9-11 602 SPORTSMAN GRAND NATIONALS presented by Harryβs U-Pull-It
π Thursday October 9
π OPEN PRACTICE for any divisions that compete on the 4/10. (Any, means Any)
π 3:30 Pits & Grandstands (no charge for grandstands)
π¦ 6:00 Cars on track
π Friday October 10
π SPORTSMAN β 20 Lap Qualifiers presented by Renaldoβs, Cannonball Storage, Demers Heating & Cooling, and Lillick Enterprises
π SPRINT CARS β Mid Atlantic Sprint Car Series (non-winners race)
π 4 CYLINDER STOCK CARS
π VINTAGE MODIFIEDS
π 2:00 Pits
π 5:00 Grandstands
π¦ 6:00 Cars on track
π Saturday October 11
π SPORTSMAN β 100 Laps, $10,000 for 3rd + Last Chance Showdown
π SPRINT CARS β Mid Atlantic Sprint Car Series
It was the Danny Serrano Memorial Weekend at the Bridgeport Motorsports Park as the track celebrated the life of the former Race Director and friend to many racers. There were many Danny stories told and retold over the weekend.
Demers Heating and Cooling was onboard as the weekend sponsor and loving every minute of it!
This was a race that Neal Williams really wanted to win. “I’ve wanted to win this race for a long time,” Williams stated. “Danny was very important to me.” Williams credits Serrano with helping him move into the Modified ranks.
Danny Bouc and Stan Frankenfield, Jr. led the field of the Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz Modifieds to the green flag with Bouc grabbing the early race lead. Williams quickly moved into second and set his sights on the race leader.
Bouc led the first twenty laps of the race. Williams watched the line that the leader was racing and knew that he would be moving around, searching for a good line. When Bouc moved his line, Williams was ready. Williams was afraid that he might have followed him for too long. He made his move on lap twenty-one. A slide job in turn three and the race had a new leader.
Billy Osmun III took over second on the next restart, just one lap after Williams took the lead.
Williams led the field to the crossed flags and picked up the $500 bonus from DeMers as the leader at halfway. Osmun, Bouc, HJ Bunting and Cale Ross trailed the leader at halfway.
Ryan Godown raced in sixth and worked on Ross to advance his position. On lap thirty-seven, the two drivers made contact after racing hard for the position. Godown spun in turn two and Ross headed to the pits to change a flat tire. They both returned to restart at the back of the field.
Sammy Martz, Jr. was on the move, taking over fifth and looking for more.
Osmun challenged for the lead on a restart on lap fifty-one but Williams crossed him over to maintain the lead.
Williams raced to the win, becoming the sixth different driver to win this event. Osmun finished second and made his grandfather very proud. The elder Osmun attended his first race of the year and got to see his grandson deliver a great race. (And by the way – the years have been kind to Billy Osmun!) Billy Osmun III has a number of second place finishes that he is so ready to trade in on a win!
Danny Bouc finished third followed by Sammy Martz, Jr. and Luke Bunting. Dillon Steuer, the winner of last year’s event, finished sixth followed by Stan Frankenfield, Brian Papiez, Cale Ross and Ryan Godown.
Williams was not at all happy with his ride the night before. Changes were made and Williams had a race car for the distance. Although he did run the distance without brakes!
The Ice Less 602 Sportsman raced in a thirty-five lap Bruce Ward Memorial feature. Ward played an important role in many of the area drivers racing careers.
Rookie, PJ Bozowski was the early race leader but Steve Kemery was on the move, challenging for the lead on lap three. Kemery led the way over Matt Peck until lap eight when an apparent drive line problem had him come to a stop between turns three and four.
Peck became the new race leader on the restart followed by Luke Bunting, Bozowski, Adriana Delliponte and Matt Ellery.
Delliponte was going forward and looking for more. While Peck raced through lapped traffic, Delliponte gained positions. She closed in on Bunting and then took over second with about ten laps to go.
Peck raced to the win and the $500 halfway bonus from DeMers Heating and Cooling. It was Peck’s fourth win of the season in the Danny Sommerling No. 51. Delliponte finished second in her only Bridgeport start of the season. Bunting, Ellery and Steve Davis rounded out the top five. Ryan Anderson finished sixth followed by Jesse Hirthler, Jax Yohn, Jim Wyers and Jordan Henn.
The Victory Fuel Wingless Sprints had their second race of the weekend and it was almost an instant replay of the night before as JR Fulper raced to his second win of the weekend – doubling his win total of the season. 2025 Track Champion, Thomas Radivoy finished second followed by Jonathan Swanson, Rich Mellor and Stan Ploski III.
Fulper has progressed throughout his first season in an open wheel car.
Defending Track Champion, Nick Sandone III raced to his first win of the season in the Insta Signs Plus Street Stocks after a race long battle with Gary Bozowski. A flat tire took Bozowski out of the run for the win in what was a wild night for this division.
Sandone took the win over Spider Ensinger, Jr., Scott Freed, Mike Baldwin and Bozowski in fifth.
Joe Garey, Jr. led only the final lap in the Insta Signs Plus Four Cylinder feature to capture the win. Backowski finished second and then crashed in turns one and two after the checkered. Joe Garey, Sr. finished third followed by Roger Kummerer and Kelly Fleming.
1. Neal Williams, 2. Billy Osmun, III, 3. Danny Bouc, 4. Sam Martz, Jr., 5. H.J. Bunting, 6. Dillon Steuer, 7. Stan Frankenfield, Jr., 8. Brian Papiez, 9. Cale Ross, 10. Ryan Godown, 11. Mike Franz, 12. Ryan Krachun, 13. Rusty Smith, 14. Sam Martz, Sr., 15. Dominick Buffalino, 16. Billy Pauch, Jr., 17. David Crossman, 18. Coleby Frye, 19. Mike Lisowski, 20. Anthony Tramontana, 21. Roger Manning, DNS β David Hunt
BRUCE WARD MEMORIAL β ICE LESS 602 SPORTSMAN A-MAIN (35 LAPS)
1. Matt Peck, 2. Adriana Delliponte, 3. Luke Bunting, 4. Matt Ellery, 5. Steve Davis, 6. Ryan Anderson, 7. Jesse Hirthler, 8. Jax Yohn, 9. Jim Wyers, 10. Jordan Henn, 11. P.J. Bozowski, 12. Charley Cossaboone, 13. Ronnie Solomon, III, 14. Travis Hill, 15. Duncan Molesworth, 16. Colin Cox, 17. Billy Chester, 18. Trent Willey, 19. Brian Rogers,
20. Pete Serra, 21. Ethan Bill, 22. Wayne Weaver, 23. Ryan Higgs, 24. Steve Kemery, DNQ β Zane Roth, Mike Esposito, Ethan Young, Dave Damiano, Clay Tatman, David Jenkins, Tim Borror, Tyler Lilick, Anthony Sisco, J.D. Darling
VICTORY FUEL WINGLESS SPRINT A-MAIN (20 LAPS)
1. J.R. Fulper, 2. Thomas Radivoy, 3. Jonathan Swanson, 4. Rich Mellor, 5. Stan Ploski, III, 6. Andrew Hunt
INSTA SIGNS PLUS STREET STOCK A-MAIN (15 LAPS)
1. Nick Sandone, III, 2. Spider Ensinger, Jr., 3. Scott Freed, 4. Mike Baldwin, 5. Gary Bozowski, 6. Spider Ensinger Sr., DNS – Tom Wills, Jr., Kevin Heckman, 9. Brian Ludwig, Darren Cox
INSTA SIGNS PLUS FOUR CYLINER A-MAIN (40 LAPS)
1. Joe Garey, Jr., 2. Jim Backowski, 3. Joe Garey, Sr., 4. Roger Kummerer, 5. Kelly Fleming, 6. Jon Parker, 7. Trevor Rump, 8. Rob Weil, 9. Colin Gale, 10. Eric Degler
Thank you to everyone that makes the Kingdom of Speed Possible…..
βΌοΈ ARE YOU READY FOR SOME RIP ROARβN MODIFIED ACTION THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY WITH THE DANNY SERRANO WEEKEND. MODIFIEDβs GOING 60 HEART POUNDING LAPS FOR $7000 TO WIN βΌοΈ π October 3 & 4 Danny Serrano Weekend – presented by Demers Heating & Cooling
π MODIFIEDβS β 60 Laps, $7000 to win (w/gamblers) + pair of Oakley Sunglasses courtesy of Design for Vision & Sunglass Central
π SPORTSMAN – $2500 to Win, 35 Laps + Underdog 20
π Friday October 3 – presented by Demers Heating & Cooling
π MODIFIEDS β Timed Practice (fastest in each of 3 sessions lock into Saturday Redraw)
π SPORTSMAN β Underdog 20 (Heats & Feature + winner locks into Saturday Feature event) β Many Bonuses added to Underdog event courtesy of Brian Rogers & Delaware Building Supply!
π WINGLESS SPRINT CARS β (Heats & 20 Lap Feature)
Kubota High Limit racing made its only appearance in the Garden State at the Bridgeport Motorsports Park on Saturday night. A little cooperation from Mother Nature would have been appreciated but in spite of that, fans got to see the talented field of winged 410 sprint car drivers that travel around the country, thrilling fans wherever they go.
With weather expecting to arrive in the area later in the evening, track and High Limit management moved the start time up one hour and stuck to a tight schedule in the interest of time.
Aaron Reutzel set the fast time on the High Banks followed by Danny Sams III and Rico Abreu – the three drivers that would start fourth in each of the three heat races. Fourth, fifth and sixth place in time trials would start on the pole in their heat races – Daison Pursley, Brad Sweet and Brett Marks.
Abreu was the winner of the last High Limit race run during the 2023 season.
Gio Scelzi, driving for the injured Tyler Courtney, Brad Sweet and Brett Marks won the three qualifiers and then joined Danny Sams, Aaron Reutzel and Rico Abreu in the Dash race. Scelzi led every lap on his way to the win and the pole position start for the thirty lap main event. The field was complete when Steven Snyder, Jr. led the way in the B Main over Jordan Thomas, Chase Randall, Kyle Spence, Ricky DiEva and Preston Lattomus.
And then the rain fell. After about a forty-five minute delay, the cars were called to the track for the A Main.
The field circled the track in a four wide salute of the fans that filled the stands at the Bridgeport Motorsports Park. The green flag waved.
Scelzi jumped into the lead on the start followed by Sams, Sweet, Marks and Abreu. With a lightning fast race track, it didn’t long for the leaders to catch the back of the field. Sams was able to use the lapped traffic to his advantage as he passed Scelzi for the lead on lap eight. Two laps later, the rain started again and the field was sent to the pits to await the final decision.
With no end in sight, the decision to cancel had to be made. However, due to the extensive travel and many race dates, High Limit’s rules call for a complete race when a feature event has been started and suspended. Danny Sams III, a rookie from Florida, was the race winner – his first in High Limit action.
Prior to this season, Sams had not competed with any series. He chose his events and tracks throughout the season. With the opportunity to compete in his family’s car, it was an opportunity that Sams wanted to take advantage of. His mother and father are integral members of the No. 24D crew and couldn’t have been happier.
Points and purse were paid accordingly as the teams prepared for their next race at Path Valley on Sunday.
While everyone would have liked to be able to see a complete show, the racers and the fans recognized the effort that was made under the less than ideal circumstances.
Coming up – the Danny Serrano Memorial weekend – Friday and Saturday, October 3rd and 4th.
KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT SPRINT SERIES A-MAIN (30 LAPS)
1. Danny Sams III, 2. Giovanni Scelzi, 3. Brent Marks, 4. Brad Sweet, 5. Rico Abreu, 6. Aaron Reutzel, 7. Justin Peck, 8. Daison Pursley, 9. Justin Whittall, 10. Brock Zearfoss; 11. Sye Lynch, 12. Chase Dietz, 13. Justin Sanders, 14. Danny Dietrich, 15. Tyler Ross, 16. Brenham Crouch, 17. Tanner Thorson, 18. Steven Snyder, Jr., 19. Ryan Taylor, 20. Chase Randall, 21. Kyle Spence, 22. Ricky DiEva, 23. Preston Lattomus, 24. Jordan Thomas, DNQ β Kody Hartlaub, Domenic Melair, Mike Thompson, Ryan Timms
βΌοΈ NEW START TIMES, WE ARE RACING! Cars will go on track at for warmups at 5:30. Grandstand gates open at 3:00. High Limit Racing Please Like & Share this post βΌοΈ π Saturday September 27 π RACE TICKETS: https://highlimitracing.ticketspice.com/bridgeport-speedway-khlr-2025 π 410 SPRINT CARS π 2:00 Pits π 3:00 Grandstands π¦ 5:30 Cars on track #ponymovie #kingdomofspeed #sprintcar #dirttrackracing #bridgeportspeedway #southjersey
βΌοΈ ARE YOU READY FOR RIP ROARβN 410 SPRINT CAR ACTION WITH THE HIGH LIMIT SERIES ON THE HIGH BANKS OF BRIDGEPORT? See the Stars of the High Limit Series battle it out with the Pennsylvania Posse Saturday September 27 only at Bridgeport! Please Like & Share this post βΌοΈ
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