QUICK RESULTS (9/6/2025)

Hyper Racing Wingless 600 Makeup A-Main (25 Laps):

1. 08-Dominic Schmidt[2]; 2. 98-Matt Warner[11]; 3. 03-Ryan Groff[7]; 4. 12-Dylan Kontra[1]; 5. 34-Abel Engler[24]; 6. 7-Shelby McLaughlin[22]; 7. 5X-Chase Rodgers[10]; 8. 1F-James Fries[6]; 9. 16-Marty Brian[18]; 10. 11H-Holden Eckman[9]; 11. 21X-Jayson Conover[3]; 12. 9-Josh Stoyer[4]; 13. 5-Christian Bruno[5]; 14. 2J-Jace Marshall[8]; 15. 90-Trent Warner[12]; 16. 91-Nate Freed[13]; 17. 21-Mason Beinhower[14]; 18. 3B-Dallas Damask[15]; 19. 99X-Brandon Heist Sr[16]; 20. 76-Jacob Bierman[17]; 21. 17J-Josh Conover[19]; 22. 39-Richie Hartman[20]; 23. 88Y-Justin Yohn[21]; 24. 25X-Dan Lane Jr[23]

Hyper Racing Wingless 600 A-Main (25 Laps):

1. 08-Dominic Schmidt[5]; 2. 89-Kyle Spence[7]; 3. 98-Matt Warner[10]; 4. 32-Justin Burr[12]; 5. 03-Ryan Groff[17]; 6. 9G-Grady McGrew[2]; 7. 7-Shelby McLaughlin[13]; 8. 2L-Luke Hess[14]; 9. 11H-Holden Eckman[3]; 10. 3Y-Zachary Young[18]; 11. 12-Dylan Kontra[4]; 12. 1F-James Fries[9]; 13. 10L-Lukas Kostic[11]; 14. 34-Abel Engler[1]; 15. 5X-Chase Rodgers[8]; 16. 28P-Gunnar Pio[6]; 17. 15H-Don Hess[15]; 18. 2K-Nathan Miller[16]; 19. 16-Marty Brian[19]

EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600 A-Main (25 Laps):

1. 89-Kyle Spence[8]; 2. 14-Jason Swavely[2]; 3. 17-Brent Ely[5]; 4. 51-Chris Gerhart[1]; 5. 15P-Christopher Panczner[10]; 6. 3-Ryan Groff[12]; 7. 72-Jesse Maurer[3]; 8. 23-Bradley Brown[6]; 9. 71-Brian Kramer[7]; 10. 51B-Amanda Onimus[9]; 11. 5-Tanner Pressley[11]; 12. 73-Andrew Rothermel[13]; 13. L13-Bob Potter[14]; 14. 26-Corey Schmuck Jr[4]; 15. 11H-Holden Eckman[15]; 16. 5A-Anthony Yerger[16]

Border Magic 270 A-Main (25 Laps):

1. 92-Jason Swavely[1]; 2. 3-Nick Skias[3]; 3. 27O-Billy Logeman[11]; 4. 48-Jonah Meck[2]; 5. 8S-Mike Skias[7]; 6. 16X-Dan Lane Jr[8]; 7. 77G-Isaac Graby[9]; 8. 28S-Brian Sholley[13]; 9. 39M-Austin Mieczkowski[5]; 10. 81-Dylan Holmes[16]; 11. 34-Christi Sweigart[15]; 12. 5A-Anthony Yerger[12]; 13. 96W-Chase Walker[4]; 14. 21D-Dave Williams[17]; 15. 82-John Maurer[6]; 16. 11R-Tommy Rinck[14]; 17. 1L-Logan Hess[10]; 18. 2T-Doug Pearson[18]

Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman A-Main (25 Laps):

1. 17-Masen Stapleton[2]; 2. 5-Bret Cronrath[8]; 3. 27-Dylan Pennypacker[3]; 4. 30-Ryan Heckman[11]; 5. 15-Bradley Brown[4]; 6. 28-Kyle Lindsey[10]; 7. 31-Tyler Martin[1]; 8. 21D-Dave Williams[6]; 9. 21V-David Ravel[7]; 10. 26-Corey Schmuck Jr[5]; 11. 75-Justin Harrington[9]; 12. 2T-Doug Pearson[13]; 13. 8-Michael Spadafora[12]

Gretna Graphics 125/4 Stroke A-Main (25 Laps):

1. 14-Seth Gregory[1]; 2. 82-John Maurer[2]; 3. X-Dave Schroeder[3]; 4. 44S-Trevor Waegel[6]; 5. 76-Justin Harrington[7]; 6. 23-Asher Kempton[14]; 7. 3H-Corey Harting[4]; 8. 04-Steve Simmons[5]; 9. 26C-Michael Coen[10]; 10. 15-Alyssa Holmes[8]; 11. 8-Michael Spadafora[13]; 12. 19-Matt Fernsler[9]; 13. 3H2-Holly Harting[11]; 14. 112-Dylan Yeingst[12]

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RACE RECAP (8/31/2025): Bruno Gets Sunday Redemption, Swavely and Maurer Sweep the Weekend, and Pio Takes Inaugural “Clash at the Clyde” at Labor Day Shootout

RACE RECAP (8/31/2025): Bruno Gets Sunday Redemption, Swavely and Maurer Sweep the Weekend, and Pio Takes Inaugural “Clash at the Clyde” at Labor Day Shootout

Often billed as one of the most exciting micro sprint racing shows in the northeast, the “Wingless” portion of the Labor Day Shootout lived up to its reputation once again on Sunday night. An ultra-wide and ultra-racy surface greeted competitors in the three non-wing divisions, while the Junior Sprints also stepped into the spotlight and turned in exciting, wheel-to-wheel action.

Christian Bruno exacted some revenge on a near-miss in Saturday’s Winged 600 Shootout by holding off Aidan Turner to score the victory of Sunday’s $1,250-to-win Hyper Racing Wingless 600 A-Main. Jason Swavely made it a weekend sweep in the Mike Rice-owned No. 2x, as he followed up Saturday’s Sportsman win with his fourth Border Magic Wingless 270 Shootout triumph. John Maurer made it a true sweep of the Gretna Graphics 125/4 Stroke events as the Fleetwood native dominated the 30-lap Wingless feature. And the inaugural Junior Sprint “Clash at the Clyde” belonged to Gage Pio, as “The Puppy” passed more cars than anyone to win the inaugural Labor Day Shootout event for racing’s future stars.

RACE RECAP (8/30/2025): Swavely, Swift, and Maurer Are Kings of All Things Winged at the Labor Day Shootout

RACE RECAP (8/30/2025): Swavely, Swift, and Maurer Are Kings of All Things Winged at the Labor Day Shootout

While the Wingless Night of the Labor Day Shootout often takes well-deserved attention for the wild thrills and hair-raising moments that define the greatest racing weekend of the year, Saturday night once again spotlighted that the Winged cars are plenty capable of producing intense, hold-your-breath racing of their own. The Winged Night of the Shootout presented by Germania Band Club of Manheim saw “edge-of-your seat” racing all night long, with an instant-classic of an EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600 A-Main highlighting the night.

In that event, “The Rocketman” Jason Swavely scored his second Shootout win in the past three years, coming out on top of a dramatic battle with Christian Bruno and Aidan Turner. Swavely would also go on to take the win in the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman class later in the evening, marking the Fleetwood native’s 12th Shootout win all-time. In the Border Magic 270s, Bridgeport, NJ’s Alex Swift finally broke through for his biggest Lanco triumph to date, winning the Shootout for the first time. And the Gretna Graphics 125/4 Strokes saw a first-time Shootout winner as well, but it was no surprise to those who have been following the class all season, as John Maurer backed up his Clyde Martin Memorial win a few weeks back with an inaugural Labor Day Shootout victory.

RACE RECAP (8/23/2025): Seven Features and Incredible Racing at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway: Pio & Kostic are wingless 600 winners; Brown nips Swavely in winged 600's

RACE RECAP (8/23/2025): Seven Features and Incredible Racing at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway: Pio & Kostic are wingless 600 winners; Brown nips Swavely in winged 600's

Saturday, August 23rd at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway was a night that offered all one could want in a racing program. There was a first-time winner, a second-consecutive Memorial Race winner, a “Days of Thunder” type of finish, and an incredible, tough-to-describe-because-there-was-so-much-action wingless 600 feature, along with two make-up features – the Clyde Martin Memorial Races for the wingless 600's and Border Magic 270's. And there were special guests, too… the Lebanon Valley College Mens Soccer Team, many of whom were attending their first racing event of any kind… and they loved it!

RACE RECAP (8/16/2025): Wise Makes History With Wingless 600 Win; Kramer’s Car Sweeps the Night as Shearer and Maurer Win Clyde Martin Memorial Races

RACE RECAP (8/16/2025): Wise Makes History With Wingless 600 Win; Kramer’s Car Sweeps the Night as Shearer and Maurer Win Clyde Martin Memorial Races

A balmy August summer evening at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway saw plenty of excitement, wheel-to-wheel racing, and a little bit of history woven in among the five divisions and seven features that were contested on Saturday night.

In Hyper Racing Wingless 600 competition, 14-year-old Hayden Wise became the first female Wingless 600 winner in the history of the speedway – and just the third female driver to win a 600 Micro Sprint race in either winged or wingless fashion at the Clyde. The EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600 class saw the same car go to victory lane twice, but with two different drivers. Brent Shearer wheeled Ron and Brian Kramer’s No. 71 to the winner’s circle in the makeup Clyde Martin Memorial Race A-Main, while the younger Kramer then hopped behind the wheel for the regular show and parked it once again in the 25-lap nightcap. Shearer also picked up a win in the Gretna Graphics 125/4 Strokes, but prior to that, it was John Maurer rising to the top in the 35-lap Clyde Martin Memorial for his fifth consecutive win. Nick Skias held off Jason Swavely to score a Border Magic 270 triumph, and Mike Kreiser broke a five-year winless streak by taking the checkers first in the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman A-Main.

RACE RECAP (8/9/2025): Denney Delivers in Appalachian Midget Week Finale at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (8/9/2025): Denney Delivers in Appalachian Midget Week Finale at the Clyde

Jacob Denney claimed in victory lane on Saturday night that one of his biggest struggles in his first full season with the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota was mastering the smaller circuits. But if you had only watched the four-race Appalachian Midget Week mini-series, you would’ve had Denney marked down as a master of the tight confines.

When opportunity presented itself with the two race leaders falling out of competition with six laps left, Denney seized the moment to follow up his Wednesday night win at Action Track USA with a checkered flag from the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. In the process, Denney established himself not only as “king of the Pennsylvania bullrings,” but also as the champion of the second-ever Appalachian Midget Week – pocketing an additional $5,000 in prize money.

RACE RECAP (7/26/2025): Heist Wins Race Before the Rain at the Clyde Martin Memorial

RACE RECAP (7/26/2025): Heist Wins Race Before the Rain at the Clyde Martin Memorial

It seemed only fitting in a year where Mother Nature had already captured so many victories that in the Clyde Martin Memorial Race – the most prestigious event of the season for member drivers – she would add another one to the trophy case, at least for the next few weeks.

But one of Saturday night’s scheduled 35-lap, double-point feature events was able to beat the precipitation, and there would be no raining on the parade for Jonestown’s Brandon Heist. As the defending Sportsman champion and a two-time winner of the Labor Day Shootout, Heist completed the Lanco “triple crown” of sorts, dominating the competition to claim his first win in “the granddaddy of them all.”

RACE RECAP (7/19/2025): Bruno Captures $10,000 Speedweek Finale for the Second Time; Gross and Wittmer Score Speedweek Championships

RACE RECAP (7/19/2025): Bruno Captures $10,000 Speedweek Finale for the Second Time; Gross and Wittmer Score Speedweek Championships

Although Christian Bruno had tasted victory in the $10,000-to-win Hyper Racing 600 Speedweek Finale just two years prior, there was an argument to be made that the two-time Speedweek champion was more motivated than ever to park his No. 5 Groff Motorsports/Snyder Racing Enterprises Hyper Chassis in Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway’s winner’s circle on Saturday night. After leading the first 35 laps of last year’s Speedweek Finale, Bruno cut a tire and faded to finish seventh over the closing laps. Even with “The Big Belt” in hand, Bruno felt he had let one slip away.

After an uncharacteristically inconsistent 2025 edition of Speedweek which saw Bruno “DNF” at Greenwood Valley and “DNQ” at Linda’s to snap an unheard-of streak of 33 consecutive Speedweek A-Main starts, the Deptford, NJ native stormed back with a vengeance, leading all 85 laps of A-Main action over the final two nights. After his win at McGrewBid Motoplex on Friday, Bruno once again sprinted off to the lead from the outside pole and led through a 41-lap green flag run to start the race. Bruno then fended off Trevor Cline and Kyle Spence down the stretch to put his stamp on another marquee victory.

Meanwhile, a dramatic battle for the Hyper Racing 600 Speedweek presented by Flying A Motorsports championship came down to the final few laps. Despite bringing out the race’s only caution flag with nine laps left, Middleton, MA’s Connor Gross fought back through a hair-raising battle in traffic to finish 11th, good enough for the two-time Speedweek race winner to claim his first title by just three points.

RACE RECAP (7/12/2025): Shearer Snatches Two Wins; Groff, Heist, Fasnacht, and Maurer Find Winner’s Circle As Well

RACE RECAP (7/12/2025): Shearer Snatches Two Wins; Groff, Heist, Fasnacht, and Maurer Find Winner’s Circle As Well

Saturday night at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway could’ve been considered a final tune-up night for all drivers in attendance, at least or one form or another. For drivers particularly in the Hyper Racing Wingless 600 class, the action provided one last chance to prepare for the $10,000 Hyper Racing 600 Speedweek Finale. For everyone else, Saturday represented one final opportunity to build momentum into the Clyde Martin Memorial Race in two weeks.

The big winner of the night was Brent Shearer, as “Hotrod” stormed to two victories, one in the EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600s and the other in the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman class. In Hyper Racing Wingless 600 competition, defending champion Ryan Groff broke a two-year winless streak after a thrilling battle with Dominic Schmidt. Brandon Heist brought his “knife to a gunfight” and bested all challengers in the Border Magic 270s with his Sportsman motor. In makeup Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman action, Max Fasnacht grabbed his second-career win at the speedway. And the Gretna Graphics 125/4 Stroke class once again belonged to John Maurer, as he racked up his sixth win of the year and fourth in a row.

RACE RECAP (7/5/2025): Ruppert Races to $15,000 at Inaugural East Coast Transponders Nationals

RACE RECAP (7/5/2025): Ruppert Races to $15,000 at Inaugural East Coast Transponders Nationals

History was made on Saturday night at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, as the richest payday in the 68-year tenure of the Newmanstown facility was handed as part of the first-ever edition of the East Coast Transponders Nationals.

The first iteration of this event had a little bit of everything. There was pageantry and fireworks – both figuratively and literally. There was high drama, three-and-four-wide racing, and some occasional frightening spills that thankfully, all drivers walked away from. And of course, there were plenty of stars and cars in town to chase a $15,000 winner’s purse. It was clear from the outset of the weekend that one driver had risen above the rest. And after winning the $1,000 Friday Night Lights feature and the $300 Alpha Seal Cash Dash, Lewisberry, PA’s Alex Ruppert led all 40 laps of Saturday’s A-Main finale to cap off a perfect 4th of July racing weekend.

RACE RECAP (7/4/2025): Ruppert Shines Under Friday Night Lights at East Coast Transponders Nationals

RACE RECAP (7/4/2025): Ruppert Shines Under Friday Night Lights at East Coast Transponders Nationals

On the eve of the inaugural East Coast Transponders Nationals – the highest-paying race to win in the nearly 70-year history of the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway – there were still plenty of 4th of July fireworks as part of the “Friday Night Lights” preliminary action of the massive two-day show. With all 63 entries accruing time trial and Friday night heat race points in order to help their effort of locking into Saturday night’s big dance, a select 18 drivers earned the right to battle for a $1,000 payday, and a guaranteed starting spot in the 40-lap finale.

Lewisberry’s Alex Ruppert concluded Friday night prelim action as the “high-point man,” maxing out at 200 after timing quickest amongst his flight in time trials and scoring a victory in the first round of heat races. If there were any remaining doubts about Ruppert being one of the favorites – if not the outright favorite – for the $15,000 grand prize, he put them to rest in Friday night’s 25-lap A-Main. After coming out on top of a fierce mid-race battle with Gunnar Pio, “Lil Rupp” sprinted away to the checkers over the final eight-lap dash to the finish line.

RACE RECAP (6/21/2025): Lupton, Swavely, Gach, Schmuck, Jr., and Maurer Score Wins on Saturday Night Scorcher at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (6/21/2025): Lupton, Swavely, Gach, Schmuck, Jr., and Maurer Score Wins on Saturday Night Scorcher at the Clyde

The calendar said it was the first weekend of summer, and it sure felt like it at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway on Saturday night. With temperatures hovering around 90 degrees, drivers and teams pushed through to try and beat the heat – and their competition.

The 600 divisions saw two first-time Lanco winners on Saturday night. In EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600 competition, Michigan native Tyler Lupton traveled up from the southeast and scored an ultra-impressive victory against a full field of cars in his very first Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway start. In Hyper Racing Wingless 600 action, Trevor Gach picked up his maiden win in another rail-riding thriller at the Newmanstown bullring. Jason Swavely won two of Saturday’s six features, taking the checkers in the makeup Winged 600 feature as well as the Border Magic 270 event. After four straight third-place finishes to start the year, Corey Schmuck, Jr. finally broke through for his first win of the season in the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman class. And in the first race for the 125/4 Strokes under the Gretna Graphics title sponsorship, John Maurer kept his good times rolling with his fifth win of the year, and third in a row.

RACE RECAP (5/31/2025): Roselli, Swavely, Shearer, Logeman, Heist, and Maurer Rumble Into Victory Lane on Action-Packed Night at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (5/31/2025): Roselli, Swavely, Shearer, Logeman, Heist, and Maurer Rumble Into Victory Lane on Action-Packed Night at the Clyde

It wasn’t a full moon night at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway on Saturday, but at times, it sure did feel like it. Hard racing, wild action, a little bit of calamity were all themes of the evening as seven features were contested around the Newmanstown bullring – a regularly-scheduled show for all five weekly divisions, plus makeup features for both the Border Magic 270s and the 125/4 Strokes.

An on point track surface led to a thrilling night of competition, and six different drivers all took checkered flags during the A-Main action. James Roselli added his name to the list of Lanco winners by taking a chaotic Hyper Racing Wingless 600 feature, while Jason Swavely scored win number two of the year in the EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600s. Brent Shearer backed up his Pistol Pete Duel triumph with a makeup feature win in the Border Magic 270s, while Billy Logeman claimed the regularly scheduled show. Brandon Heist made it back-to-back Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman wins, and John Maurer continued his dominant start to the season by sweeping the races in the 125/4 Strokes.

RACE RECAP (5/24/2025): Shearer Gets Last Laugh in Pistol Pete Duel at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (5/24/2025): Shearer Gets Last Laugh in Pistol Pete Duel at the Clyde

“The one that got away.”

It’s a phrase that applies to every great race car driver and team at some point over the course of their racing journey. It’s what happens when a driver comes so close to triumph, so close to a crown-jewel, career-defining victory, only for it to slip out of their grasp. In most ordinary circumstances, “the one that got away” from a driver never comes back to them. And even more rarely does the opportunity present itself to make amends for the devastating loss on the very next night.

But there was nothing ordinary about this weekend, this race, and this Saturday night at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. A tribute race nine months in the making came to fruition on Memorial Day weekend in honor of one of the best to ever strap into a micro sprint, “Pistol” Pete Skias. Thanks to incredible efforts by the Skias family, friends, and several sponsors and supporters, both nights of the inaugural Pistol Pete Duels featured massive purses – with a hefty $3,008 prize going to the winner. The drivers showed up as well, with over 70 entries competing each night of the two-day event. And after coming dramatically close to scoring the win on Friday night at the Linda’s Speedway, it was Manheim’s Brent Shearer rising above the rest to claim victory at the Clyde, capturing the emotional win that had cruelly eluded him less than 24 hours prior.

RACE RECAP (5/10/2025): Fries is a First-Time Wingless 600 Winner; Brown, Logeman, Heist, and Shearer Break Through for First Victories of 2025

RACE RECAP (5/10/2025): Fries is a First-Time Wingless 600 Winner; Brown, Logeman, Heist, and Shearer Break Through for First Victories of 2025

The stars and cars of the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway roared back to life on Saturday night, kicking off the month of May – albeit one week later than originally planned – with a thrilling night of action.

On an evening that saw several twists and turns for contending drivers in the five 25-lap feature events, every single A-Main saw a new 2025 Lanco winner. The Hyper Racing Wingless 600s witnessed James Fries pick up his first-ever win at the Clyde, while defending champion Bradley Brown finally cashed in in the EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600s. Billy Logeman triumphed in the Border Magic 270 A-Main, while Brandon Heist made up for a heartbreak in that event to later claim the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman feature. And Brent Shearer put an end to John Maurer’s three-peat bid with a dominant drive in the 125/4 Strokes.

RACE RECAP (4/26/2025): Gerhart, Brian, Skias, Pennypacker, and Maurer Breeze Into Victory Lane on Saturday Night at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (4/26/2025): Gerhart, Brian, Skias, Pennypacker, and Maurer Breeze Into Victory Lane on Saturday Night at the Clyde

On a chilly and blustery night at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, early morning downpours cleared out in time for a fast and frantic night of racing at the Newmanstown bullring. Saturday morning’s rain led to a heavier racing surface that produced multi-groove action for the 600 classes, while presenting a more technical challenge to the 270, Sportsman, and 125/4 Stroke competitors.

The 600 features bookended the night, with Marty Brian running the catfish line to score a Hyper Racing Wingless 600 victory, while Chris Gerhart ripped the lip to beat Bradley Brown in the EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600 A-Main. Nick Skias scored an impactful victory in the Border Magic 270 division, taking uncle Chuck Skias’ No. 3 into the winner’s circle. Dylan Pennypacker made the pass on Max Fasnacht with two laps to go to grab his first Lanco win in the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman class. And John Maurer came out on top of a mid-race battle with Brent Shearer and Rilynn Hannula to make it back-to-back wins in the 125/4 Strokes.

RACE RECAP (4/19/2025): Swavely Sweeps Winged 600s and 270s; Bruno, Stoyer, and Maurer Bag Opening Night Victories

RACE RECAP (4/19/2025): Swavely Sweeps Winged 600s and 270s; Bruno, Stoyer, and Maurer Bag Opening Night Victories

After two weeks of battling Mother Nature, the third time was the charm to officially kick off the 68th season of Lanco Micro Midget Club racing at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. Checkered Flag Fan Club Night served as the season-opener of the 16-race “Chase for the Championship,” and the action kicked off in earnest across all five divisions on Saturday night.

Jason Swavely began his quest for both an EVO Fuel Injection Winged 600 and Border Magic 270 track championship by sweeping the season openers in those divisions. Christian Bruno bested Trevor Gach and the rest of the field to score a $750 payday in Hyper Racing Wingless 600 action. Josh Stoyer took advantage of late-race misfortune to Corey Schmuck, Jr. and snapped a 20-month winless drought in the Step Brothers Concrete & Fence Sportsman division. And John Maurer kicked off his 2025 campaign with a dominating win in the 125/4 Stroke class.

RACE RECAP (9/14/2024): Skias, Heist, Swavely, Dolan, and Pio Win Penultimate Points Night at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (9/14/2024): Skias, Heist, Swavely, Dolan, and Pio Win Penultimate Points Night at the Clyde

Opportunity came knocking for a few of the drivers in the championship fights on Saturday night at the Clyde. With next weekend’s season finale looming, some of the points contenders ran into troubles that dashed their hopes for a title, while others either kept their chances alive or strengthened their grip on a championship trophy with much-needed victories or strong runs. One driver even wrapped up a championship a week early, with four classes still set to determine their title-holder next Saturday night.

RACE RECAP (9/7/2024): Schmidt, Hoffmaster, Heist, Stapleton, and Eckman Score Late-Season Victories at the Clyde

RACE RECAP (9/7/2024): Schmidt, Hoffmaster, Heist, Stapleton, and Eckman Score Late-Season Victories at the Clyde

With just three races remaining in the 2024 season entering Saturday night, drivers across all five weekly divisions at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway were hungry to earn at least one more trip to Brubacher Victory Lane, with several of those drivers also in the hunt for at least one of the season-long championships. Dominic Schmidt, Michael Hoffmaster, Brandon Heist, Masen Stapleton, and Holden Eckman all grabbed victories on the first Saturday of September, while some of those aforementioned points battles got turned upside down.