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Swap Meet & Flea Market for Saturday has been canceled due to commitments on the Speedway grounds.

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Media Contact: Pete MacDonald – 609-758-1900 – nesoffice@comcast.net

New Egypt, NJ – For only the second time ever, New Egypt Speedway played host to AMA Flat Track Motorcycle racing on Saturday night October 19th for Flat Track Under The Lights.

The first event back on July 21st produced 75 entries on a day where thermometers read 113 degrees, due to the conditions AMA District 6 riders and officials asked New Egypt Speedway if there was a way that a race could be held on a Saturday night under the lights a date was rescheduled and Flat Track Under The Lights was born.

162 competitors registered for competition this past Saturday in classes that ranged from 50cc to 50 years of age on Saturday night for Flat Track Under The Lights featuring competitors from as far as Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New York and New Jersey. A solid spectator count was also in attendance on a chilly October evening. The track surface was also in absolutely impeccable condition as it drew great reviews from the riders all throughout the event.

New Egypt Speedway officials are already discussing dates for the 2020 season with AMA District 6 officials to bring the riders back to the Ocean County D-Shaped oval on more than one occasion.

New Egypt, NJ – The 7th Annual All Star Cup Shootout is taking place on Saturday, October 26th at the New Egypt Speedway. In the previous six races, only once has an outsider been able to score the victory, which was Duane Howard back in 2015. Previous winners of the All Star Cup Shootout are Gary Butler (2013), Billy Pauch Jr. (2014 & 2016), Duane Howard (2015), Brandon Grosso (2017) and Ryan Godown (2018). This year’s event will be 60 laps in distance, paying $6,000 to the winner and $400 just to start the main event.

New Egypt Speedway regulars looking to keep defending the home turf on the 26th include 2019 Modified champion Billy Pauch Jr., 2018 Modified champion David VanHorn, Danny Bouc, Brandon Grosso, Ryan Krachun, Mike Butler, Billy Osmun, Cale Ross, PJ Oliver, JR Fulper, Rich Rutski, Davey Sammons, Kevin Vaclavicek and Ryan Simmons.

Expected invaders taking on the New Egypt Speedway regulars include two-time New Egypt Speedway track champion’s in Jimmy Horton and Frank Cozze, John Willman, Alex Yankowski, Wade Hendrickson, Tommy Beamer, Jack Swain, Steve Young, Duane Howard and more!

New Egypt, NJ – The 7th Annual All Star Cup Shootout is set to take place on Saturday night October 26th at the New Egypt Speedway. The event will be highlighted by a 60-Lap $6,000 to win/$400 to start Big Block vs. Small Block Modified event. Completing the card will be the Larry’s Hot Rods & Harley’s Northeast Wingless Sprint Cars, Open Sportsman and the Crate Modifieds.

Two-time All Star Cup winner Billy Pauch Jr. will lead the list of NES drivers that also include 2018 track champion David VanHorn, Danny Bouc, Brandon Grosso, Ryan Krachun, Mike Butler, Cale Ross, Billy Osmun, Ryan Simmons and more. Expected invaders include two-time NES track champion Jimmy Horton, Duane Howard, Jeff Strunk, Dominick Buffalino, Frank Cozze, John Willman, Alex Yankowski and more!

Rules and entry blanks are now available on the New Egypt Speedway website at www.newegyptspeedway.net.

Adult admission will be $25, Seniors (65+) will be $23, Teens (12-15) & Military w/ID are $15 while Kids 11 & Under will be free! Pit admission will be $40. Pit gates open at 3pm, Grandstands at 4pm with hot laps firing off at 5pm and racing at 6pm on the 26th!

New Egypt Speedway, which is New Jersey’s premier dirt racing facility, is located on Route 539 just minutes from Six Flags Great Adventure and the New Jersey Turnpike. A racy 7/16-mile D-shaped dirt oval, New Egypt Speedway serves Garden State race fans with some of the best competition in the country. New Egypt’s state-of-the-art facilities feature daylight-quality lighting and excellent sightlines from any seat in the house. The grandstands are fully wheelchair accessible with wide, clear, and well-groomed walkways. Concession facilities serve up everything from Jersey Burgers to ice cream treats at family-friendly prices.
For more information, visit online: www.newegyptspeedway.net, “Like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/newegyptspeedwayofficial, or follow us on Twitter @nesspeedway.

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Media Contact: Pete MacDonald – 609-758-1900 – nesoffice@comcast.net

First on Saturday, October 19th it will be Flat Track Under The Lights as AMA District 6 invades New Egypt Speedway for the second time in 2019. The first event back on July 21st fielded 75 bikes in the pit area, which wasn’t bad for a 113-degree day, after hearing how well lit the New Egypt Speedway was, everyone wanted to come back under the lights which is exactly what we did. Pit gates will open at 1pm on Saturday; grandstands will open at 4pm with racing beginning at 5pm on Saturday night. Adult (16+) admission is $20, Seniors (65+) are $18 with Teens (12-15) & Military w/ID being $10 and as always Kids 11 & Under are FREE!

Then the following day on Sunday, October 20th it will be our eighth and final Central Jersey Motorcycle Swap Meet and Bike Show of 2019. There will be eleven categories in the bike show. Categories for the bike show include Best Bagger, Best Big Twin, Best Vintage, Best Chopper, Best Custom, Best British, Best Euro, Best Japanese, Best Racer, Best Sportster and Peoples Choice. 

Spaces are $15 per space, it is absolutely free to browse and the gates open at 8am on Sunday!

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The first AMA flat track event back on July 21^st fielded 75 bikes in the pit area on a 113-degree day with even more bikes are expected in competition on the 19^th. Pit gates will open at 1pm, Grandstands at 4pm and racing will begin at 5pm on Saturday, October 19^th. Adult admission will be $20, Seniors (65+) are $18, Teens (12-15) & Military w/ID are $10 and Kids 11 & Under are FREE!

The following day on Sunday, October 20^th will be the eight and final Central Jersey Motorcycle Swap Meet of the season. Gates open at 8am, Spaces are $15 per space and it is absolutely free to browse.

The last racing event of the 2019 season will be held on Saturday, October 26^th with the 7^th Annual All Star Cup Shootout for the Big Block vs. Small Block Modifieds paying $6,000 to win and $400 to start the 60 lap affair. The Open Sportsman, Northeast Wingless Sprint Cars and the Crate Modifieds will complete the racing card that evening. Adult admission will be $25 on the 26^th, Seniors (65+) will be $23, Teens (12-15) & Military w/ID are $15 while Kids 11 & Under will be free! Pit admission will be $40. Pit gates open at 3pm, Grandstands at 4pm with hot laps firing off at 5pm and racing at 6pm on the 26^th! Entry forms and rules information will be on the New Egypt Speedway website in the coming days.

The final event of 2019 will be held on Saturday December 7^th with our 22^nd Annual Fall Swap Meet & Flea Market.

New Egypt, NJ (October 6, 2019) – At New Egypt Speedway’s Legends of the Fall, Billy Pauch Jr. topped the field of Modifieds in the 75-lap feature. Jim Housworth took top honors in the Crate vs. Sportsman event.

As the 75-lap Modified feature got underway, polesitter Briggs Danner grabbed the lead with Brandon Grosso, Andy Bachetti, Jimmy Horton and Billy Pauch Jr. next in line. On the fourth circuit, Grosso gained the top spot with Bachetti advancing into second and Danner dropping back to third. Pauch Jr., the 2019 Modified champion at New Egypt Speedway, was on the march forward as he motored into third behind Grosso and Bachetti with six tours recorded. Following a lap nine caution, Grosso was still in front with Bachetti, Pauch Jr., Horton and Duane Howard completing the top five. Over the next few laps, Howard and David VanHorn waged a good battle for fifth. VanHorn took over the position on lap fourteen just prior to an appearance of the red flag for a flare-up on PJ Oliver’s ride. On the ensuing restart, Grosso held off Bachetti with Pauch Jr. in third. Bachetti remained in hot pursuit and eventually was able to slip by Grosso on the eighteenth revolution. By lap twenty, Bachetti was pulling away as Pauch Jr. was tracking down Grosso. Three circuits later, Pauch Jr. took over the runner up spot from Grosso just before Kevin Sockriter’s spin brought out the yellow flag. Under this caution period, Bachetti dropped out the race with a mechanical issue. With Bachetti retired from the contest, Pauch Jr. inherited the lead on the twenty-fourth tour. After a pair cautions, Pauch Jr. was still in charge on lap twenty-seven with Grosso in second and fourteenth place starting Richie Pratt Jr. in third. On lap thirty-seven, a broken radiator hose forced Pratt Jr. out of the race as VanHorn advanced into third with Howard in fourth, and Danny Bouc in fifth. Following a fuel stop on the thirty-eighth circuit and a multi-car tangle on lap forty, Pauch Jr. was still pacing the field over Grosso, VanHorn, Howard and Bouc. Pauch Jr. began to pull to away from his rivals but his comfortable margin vanished due to a slowing Kevin Sockriter on lap forty-nine. When action resumed, Pauch Jr. held off Grosso as Howard sped past VanHorn to take third. On lap fifty-three, VanHorn lost another position as Bouc sped into fourth. Two tours later, racing came to a pause as Jimmy Horton’s ride slowed on the dirt oval. When the competition resumed, Pauch Jr. maintained his edge with Howard charging past Grosso for second and VanHorn taking over fourth from Bouc. Over the final nineteen circuits, Pauch Jr. would only be slowed down by a pair of caution flags as he comfortably won his sixth feature of the season and the twenty-seventh Modified victory of his career. This was the second year in the row that Pauch Jr. collected the $7500 Legends of the Fall event. With Howard in second, Grosso finished third. VanHorn was fourth and Bouc came home in fifth. The Modified heats were captured by Brandon Grosso, Andy Bachetti, Danny Bouc and David VanHorn.  Danny Creeden and Ryan Simmons won the consolation races.

In the 25-lap Crate vs. Sportsman feature, Jim Housworth led every step of the way to collect his second win of the year. Housworth, who finished second in the 2019 Hammer Sportsman title chase at New Egypt Speedway, was able to hold off Ryan Heim on a last lap restart to secure the victory. Behind Heim, ninth place starting Will Dupree completed the race in third. Joe Toth came from twelfth to finish in fourth. Brandon Edgar completed the top five after starting the contest in fourteenth. The winners in the qualifying events were Art Liedl, Jim Housworth and JT Trstensky.

“New Jersey’s Premier Dirt Track Facility”, New Egypt Speedway is located on Route 539 just minutes from Six Flags Great Adventure and the New Jersey Turnpike. A racy 7/16-mile D-shaped dirt oval, New Egypt Speedway serves Garden State race fans with some of the best competition in the country.  New Egypt’s state-of-the-art facilities feature daylight-quality lighting and excellent sightlines from any seat in the house.  The grandstands are fully wheelchair accessible with wide, clear, and well-groomed walkways. Concession facilities serve up everything from Jersey Burgers to ice cream treats at family-friendly prices.

New Egypt, NJ – Anticipation is building for this Saturday’s 3^rd Annual Legends of the Fall 75 at New Egypt Speedway. The 75-lap Big Block vs. Small Block Modified event, which will pay $7,500 to the winner, $1,000 for 10th and $500 just to start, is attracting race teams from all over the Northeast to compete this Saturday here at NES.

In addition to New Egypt Speedway regulars in 2019 track champion Billy Pauch Jr., 2018 track champion David VanHorn, Danny Bouc, Brandon Grosso, Mike Butler, Ryan Krachun, Rich Rutski, Cale Ross, Davey Sammons, Pat Wall, TJ Lilly, Billy Osmun, JR Fulper and Ryan Simmons they will take on expected invaders that include Jimmy Horton, Dominick Buffalino, Wade Hendrickson, Richie Pratt Jr., Matt Stangle, Tim Apgar, Danny Carlough and Stan Frankenfield. Pennsylvania’s Brett Kressley, Mike Gular, Frank Cozze, Duane Howard, Jeff Strunk, and Alex Yankowski, New York invaders Danny Creeden and JR Heffner, Massachusetts invader Andy Bachetti and Matt Hawkins representing the first state of Delaware.

The Crate vs. Sportsman will complete the racing card on the 5^th with a 25-lap main event that will pay $1,000 to the winner and $100 to start.

A plethora of contingency bonuses are also available for race teams on the night that include heat race sponsorship, hard charger awards, hard luck awards and many more!

There will be a special Legends autograph session held during intermission with many drivers from yesteryear in attendance.

Pits and Grandstands will open at 3PM, Hot Laps are scheduled for 5PM with the first green flag of the evening flying at 6PM! Adult admission (16+) is $28, Seniors (65+) are $25, Teens (12-15) & Military w/ID are $18 with Kids 11 & Under being FREE! Pit admission will be $40. Event entry blanks are available on the New Egypt Speedway website at www.newegyptspeedway.net.

New Egypt Speedway, which is New Jersey’s premier dirt racing facility, is located on Route 539 just minutes from Six Flags Great Adventure and the New Jersey Turnpike. A racy 7/16-mile D-shaped dirt oval, New Egypt Speedway serves Garden State race fans with some of the best competition in the country. New Egypt’s state-of-the-art facilities feature daylight-quality lighting and excellent sightlines from any seat in the house. The grandstands are fully wheelchair accessible with wide, clear, and well-groomed walkways. Concession facilities serve up everything from Jersey Burgers to ice cream treats at family-friendly prices.
For more information, visit online: www.newegyptspeedway.net, “Like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/newegyptspeedwayofficial, or follow us on Twitter @nesspeedway.

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Media Contact: Pete MacDonald – 609-758-1900 – nesoffice@comcast.net

New Egypt, NJ (September 25, 2019) – The 3^rd Annual Legends of the Fall 75 is coming up on Saturday night October 5^th at New Egypt Speedway. The 75-lap Big Block vs. Small Block Modified main event that will pay $7,500 to the winner, $1,000 for 10^th and $500 just to start the feature will be attracting the best of the best dirt modified drivers from across the region to New Egypt Speedway on October 5^th.

One of the more popular happenings during the event is the Legends autograph session that annually takes place during intermission of the event and this year will be no different. This years legends include Sammy Beavers, Glenn Fitzcharles, Stan Ploski, Karl Freyer, Bob Rossell, Dean Gulick, Johnny Leach, Jim Horton Sr., Tony Siscone, John Megill, Ken Brenn Sr., Jimmy Brenn, Mike Sena, Richie Pratt Sr., Fritz Epright, Larry Kline, Larry Patterson, Mark Engle, Ray Shea, Frank Resta, Mike Lyons and Bill Force. There will be a special added twist to this year’s autograph session, with this being the 3^rd Annual Legends of the Fall 75, the previous two winners Dominick Buffalino and Billy Pauch Jr. will be taking part in the autograph session as well. This looks to be something that we will be doing heading forward for the past winners of this event. Special thanks to Earl and Doug Megill for putting together our legends autograph session year after year.

In addition to the 75-lap Modified feature event, the Crate vs. Sportsman will complete the racing card on the 5^th with a 25-lap main event that will pay $1,000 to the winner and $100 to start.

Pits and Grandstands will open at 3PM, Hot Laps are scheduled for 5PM with the first green flag of the evening flying at 6PM! Adult admission (16+) is $28, Seniors (65+) are $25, Teens (12-15) & Military w/ID are $18 with Kids 11 & Under being FREE! Pit admission will be $40. Event entry blanks and race information are available on the New Egypt Speedway website at www.newegyptspeedway.net.

New Egypt Speedway, which is New Jersey’s premier dirt racing facility, is located on Route 539 just minutes from Six Flags Great Adventure and the New Jersey Turnpike. A racy 7/16-mile D-shaped dirt oval, New Egypt Speedway serves Garden State race fans with some of the best competition in the country. New Egypt’s state-of-the-art facilities feature daylight-quality lighting and excellent sightlines from any seat in the house. The grandstands are fully wheelchair accessible with wide, clear, and well-groomed walkways. Concession facilities serve up everything from Jersey Burgers to ice cream treats at family-friendly prices.
For more information, visit online: www.newegyptspeedway.net, “Like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/newegyptspeedwayofficial, or follow us on Twitter @nesspeedway.

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Media Contact: Pete MacDonald – 609-758-1900 – nesoffice@comcast.net

Big Block vs. Small Block Modifieds

     2019 New Egypt Speedway Legends of the Fall 75 Saturday October 5th, 2019 Modified Entry

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Crate vs. Sportsman

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     Crate/Sportsman Rules and Payout

A Legend Will Be Made In The 3^rd Annual Legends Of The Fall 75 Saturday October 5^th At New Egypt Speedway

New Egypt, NJ – A legend will be made on Saturday night October 5th at New Egypt Speedway during the 3^rd Annual Legends of the Fall 75. The 75-lap Big Block vs. Small Block Modified event will pay $7,500 to win, $1,000 to finish 10^th and $500 just to qualify for the feature. The race will be run with Short Track Super Series South motor rules and weights and sail panels will be permitted on any Modified regardless of motor size.

The very best modified drivers from across the region will be in the house on Saturday October 5^th. Come out on see NES regulars such as 2019 Vahlco Wheels Modified champion Billy Pauch Jr., 2018 Track Champion David VanHorn, Danny Bouc, Brandon Grosso, Mike Butler, Ryan Krachun, Rich Rutski, Cale Ross, Davey Sammons, Pat Wall and more as they take on expected invaders that include Massachusetts’ very own Andy Bachetti, New York’s Danny Creeden, Pennsylvania’s Frank Cozze, Duane Howard, Jeff Strunk, and Alex Yankowski, along with Garden State invaders such as Dominick Buffalino, Wade Hendrickson and Jimmy Horton. Many many other drivers have expressed interest and you just many never know who will show up at New Egypt Speedway on October 5^th.

New Egypt, NJ – Championship Night 2019 is upon us at New Egypt Speedway. Track champions in all of our weekly support divisions (Larry’s Hot Rods & Harley’s Northeast Wingless Sprint Cars, Hammer Sportsman, Crate Modifieds, Street Stocks and Mike’s Performance Center 4-Cylinders) will be crowned and it will all be presented by Hammer Electric this Saturday night. It will also be ¼ Midget Night this Saturday night, all area ¼ Midget racers are invited to put their ¼ Midgets on display and take part in our parade around the track during intermission.

Heading into Hammer Electric Championship Night track championships have already been decided in the Vahlco Wheels Modifieds (Billy Pauch Jr.), Larry’s Hot Rods & Harley’s Northeast Wingless Sprint Cars (Rich Mellor) and the Street Stocks (Bill Liedtka).

Heading into Saturday’s Hammer Sportsman event Steve Davis holds a six-point margin over Jim Housworth. 2018 track champion Bob Lineman Jr. sits third with 546, Sportsman newcomer John Criscione is fourth with 532 and Joseph Brown is fifth with 521 points.

While Billy Pauch Jr. has already clinched the 2019 Vahlco Wheels Modified championship with a race to spare following his runner-up finish on Saturday, there are still plenty of battles going on within the Top-10 in Vahlco Wheels Modified point standings. This past Saturday’s winner Danny Bouc sits second in points with 1041 markers, followed by Brandon Grosso in third with 1000, Mike Butler sits fourth just 11 points behind Grosso with 989, Ryan Krachun is currently fifth with 962 points. Despite missing three events 2018 track champion David VanHorn sits sixth with 895 markers, Rich Rutski sits seventh with 859, Cale Ross is eighth with 841, while Davey Sammons has 766 in ninth and Pat Wall is tenth with 753 points. With this Saturday being the last Modified points race of 2019 look for competitors to squeeze every point they can out of this Saturday’s 30 lap feature event.

Also in competition this Saturday will be the Larry’s Hot Rods & Harley’s Northeast Wingless Sprint Cars along with the Crate Modifieds and the Mike’s Performance Center 4-Cylinders.

Rich Mellor looks to wrap up the 2019 NEWS Sprint Car championship on Saturday as he has a 74-point lead over Heidi Hedin. The Crate Modified points race is about as close as you can get with Joe Toth leading with 565 points over Johnny Bangs with 557 and Ryan Simmons with 553 points. The Mike’s Performance Center 4-Cylinders also have a close points race with Mike Fox leading 2018 champion Joe Garey Sr. by just four points heading into this weekend.

New Egypt, NJ – New Egypt Speedway is back in action this Saturday night with the John Romano Memorial presented by 48Barriers.com, G&M Dill Trucking and Amwell Auto Body.

This will be the Hammer Sportsman’s night in the spotlight as the John Romano Memorial will be 30 laps in distance and pay $840 to win and $84 just to start the feature event. Lap money and contingency bonuses will be aplenty, as they will be handed out through the field on Saturday night. There will be three bikes given away to lucky fans courtesy of 48Barriers.com, and also t-shirts thrown into the crowd throughout the night.

The Vahlco Wheels Modifieds, Crate Modifieds and Street Stocks will also be on the card this Saturday night. The Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club is also scheduled to be putting the cars of yesteryear on display at the main entrance on Saturday.

(Aug. 31, 2019):  2017 track champion Billy Pauch Jr. of , Frenchtown, NJ won his fifth Vahlco Wheels Modified feature event of the season in the first feature, and 2018 track champ David VanHorn of Harmony, NJ took his fourth win of the season in the nightcap at New Egypt Speedway on Saturday night. For Pauch Jr. it was career win number 26, tying him for 4th on the all-time Modified win list with Keith Hoffman and Frank Cozze.  VanHorn’s tenth career victory came in one of the most exciting feature events in track history, as he bested Mike Butler and Brandon Grosso in a torrid three car battle for the win.  

In the first event, heat race winner TJ Lilly grabbed the initial lead ahead of PJ Oliver, Rich Rutski and Cale Ross. Lilly looked strong in the early going as Rutski took over the runner-up position. Rutski was persistent and finally wrestled the lead away from Lilly on lap 9, but this was short lived as PJ Oliver roared back to life and raced from 4th to the lead on a restart to lead at the halfway mark. Oliver began to stretch his lead as fifth starting Kevin Vaclavicek raced into second and 13th starting Billy Pauch Jr. was now third.  Pauch Jr. wasted no time as he quickly charged into second and reeled in the leader. Lap 13 saw Pauch Jr. grab the lead before the caution flew for a tangle between top five runners Danny Bouc and Vaclavicek. The restart saw Pauch Jr. pull away with ease as he cruised to his third Modified victory this week. Ryan Krachun drove from his 9th starting spot to finish a very solid second, besting David VanHorn, Brandon Grosso and Rutski, who completed the top five. In victory lane, Pauch Jr chose the child holding the inversion number 11, meaning that the top 11 finishers would be inverted for the start of the second Twin 20.  

 Billy Osmun and Danny Bouc made up the front row for the second feature with Bouc racing out to the lead. Bouc quickly opened up a lead with the rest of the pack virtually on his heels racing 2, 3, and twice 4 wide for the top 12 positions in a wild and crowd pleasing battle. With positions changing radically on each passing lap in the top ten Bouc continued to lead each lap. Finally on lap 9 ground swell behind Bouc caught up to the leader as Mike Butler and three other cars passed him on both sides. Two-time winner Butler now had the lead at the halfway sign, but the pressure was relentless from behind as VanHorn and Brandon Grosso raced side by side on his back bumper. The following lap this duo caught the cushion riding Butler and brought the crowd to their feet as they raced under Butler to make it three-wide for the lead. Unknown to the crowd, they would stay on their feet for the remaining last half of the race, as VanHorn & Grosso would not give each other an inch, racing side by side around the speedway lap after lap, and pulling up under Butler to make it 3-abreast in every corner of the speedway. On lap 16 VanHorn showed that his relentless pounding on the bottom groove was paying off as he finally got the bite he was looking for off turn 2 and nosed ahead into turn three. Just as DVH grabbed the lead he got into a little fluid on the bottom of turn four forcing the car to push up the speedway as if he was diving into the pits directly in front of the leaders. VanHorn made an incredible save on the far outside of the track as Butler shot by with Grosso in tow. VanHorn had not only saved it, but was right on the back bumper of the leader down the frontstretch and tried to swing back under Butler, however Grosso was right there as well with the two making hard contact but immediately recovering and both picking up the chase once again. In one lap it was back to the three-wide battle again and as the white flag flew VanHorn grabbed the lead on the low side of turn 4. The final lap saw Butler and Grosso battling for second as VanHorn went on to capture the exciting 20 lap event. Butler came home second, Grosso third, followed by Billy Pauch Jr. and Cale Ross. 

Steve Davis of Jackson, NJ was victorious in the Hammer Sportsman 20 lap feature event. Early race leader and new point leader Jim Housworth came home second.  John Criscione, David Burns and last week’s winner Ryan Heim rounded out the top five.