The feature winners of the 59th consecutive season week nine sponsored by Montshire Farm were: Owen Brown in the Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds; Todd Buckwold in the Wells River Chevrolet DIRTcar Sportsman Coupes, Shawn King in the Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Sportsman Modifieds Limiteds; Daniel Piastka in the Xtreme DIRTcar DMA Midgets, the High Country Dispensary Late Models were OFF; Tim Tucker Segment #1; Keith Mansur Segment #2; John Fields Segment #3, Tim Tucker Overall in the LaValley Building Supply Dirt Stocks; in the Woodsville Power Equipment Bobcat Ridge Runners Ryan Sayers and Cody Hodge in the High Country Dispensaries 4/6 Cylinder Enduro.
Owen Brown scores his first win in the Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds and becomes the nineth different winner this season, punching his ticket to the end of season Growler event. Brown was able to capitalize on his front row starting position survive a late race caution and sailed home for the win. He beat out Jason Horniak who crossed in second and Mike Ryan coming home in third. Richie Simmons and Jason Gray rounded out the top five. Max Dolliver, your current points leader, was able to hold on to finish in sixth despite an expired engine.
In the Wells River Chevrolet-part of the Auto Saver Group DIRTcar Sportsman Coupes Todd Buckwold doing double duty scores his second win for the year. Cooper Hodge would get the jump on a restart on lap three and hold on to the lead for six laps before Buckwold was knocking on his door. Buckwold led the remaining laps with Hodge dogging him for position. Micheal Danforth joined the pair in victory lane his eighth visit this season, helping to solidify his quest for his third consecutive points title. Adam Osgood and Lucas Wheeler completed the top five.
The Battle of the Kings for the most wins in the Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Sportsman Modified Limiteds has Shawn King up by one over dad Bryan King as he scored his fourth win of the season. Son beat out dad at the line with Keegan Tabor joining the pair in victory lane. Jordan Robinson and Lucas Bach rounded out the top five.
In the Xtreme DIRTcar DMA Midgets Daniel Piastka finds himself in a strange position out side the top five for the first time in three years and decided he didn’t really like it much. Piastka was able to come back from the outhouse in June (being recorded with a DNS) to the penthouse in July with his first win of the season. Brother Brandon joined him in victory lane with Will Hull taking home third. Nick Fretto® and Adam Whitney completed the top five.
The High-Country Dispensaries Late Models were off and will return on August 1st.
It was MADNESS for the LaValley Building Supply Dirt Stocks with over five thousand dollars on the line between lap and purse money. Three twenty eight lap feature-segments would be run with John Fields and Tyler Fellows bring the field to the green by virtue of laps sponsored. Tim Tucker would beat out the two for the win of segment one. For segment two it would start from an invert of segment one. Kieth Mansur took no time making it to the point to go on and win the event. Segment three once again an invert from the previous segment would end with John Fields on top for the win. A complete run down of each segment is available at the end of this PR. The top three overall for the MADNESS victory lane were Tim Tucker beating Tyler Fellows and John Fields by five points. Fields is recording in second breaking the tie with Fellows with his first place finish in the final segment over Fellows’ fifth place. Keith Mansur and Mike Mann completed the top five.
The Woodsville Power Equipment Bobcat Ridge Runners had a strong field on hand and offered plenty of racing excitement both on and off the track, which unfortunately only tarnished the actual racing on the track. It is not always going to be your day, and it is not always someone else’s fault, something a lot of people have clearly forgotten as sportsmanship continues to become a thing of the past. Ryan Sayers takes home the win just days before he and his partner will be taking home their first child! Doug Boucer comes home in second with Kevin LaForest claiming the final victory lane spot. Riley Chaffee and Bradey LeMotte® completed the top five.
The High Country Dispensaries 4/6 Cylinder Enduro series was back in action with almost four dozen cars registered for the 75 lap competition. Survival of the fittest with plenty of edge of your seat action and everyone still smiling at the end is always the theme for the series. This week newcomer Cody Hodge would have a two lap advantage over the rest of the field and be scored your winner. Justin Faford, last year’s champion, came home in second with Jason Porter always a strong contender taking home third. Robert Tilden and Nathan Nault rounded out the top five.
Coming up this Saturday August 1st it is Wells River Chevrolet DIRTcar Sportsman Coupe MADNESS for our John Poor Memorial night pluse the R.E. Hinkley Granite State Mini Sprints. Sponsored by Walker Motor Sales Inc. of Woodsville NH. The 95.3/107.1 The Wolf weekly racing series division on hand will be the Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds, the Wells River Chevrolet-part of the Auto Saver Group DIRTcar Sportsman Coupes, Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Sportsman Modifieds Limited, High Country Dispensary Late Models, LaValley Building Supply Dirt Stocks, and the Woodsville Power Equipment Bobcat Ridge Runners.
The price of a regular show general admission (front gate) ticket for adults (ages 16 to 61) is $15.00 a person and children 11 and under $2.00. Teens (12 to 15) and seniors (62 and older) are $13.00. Military discounts are available at $5.00 off for those with a valid ID. The back gate (pit gate) ticket price for Bear Ridge Speedway and DIRTcar 2026 license holders is $30.00. Non-license holders are $40.00 (both prices include the front gate ticket.)
To be eligible for the Bear Ridge Speedway points fund, and recognized at the annual awards banquet, drivers must hold a 2026 Bear Ridge Speedway or DIRTcar license, compete in the required number of events, and run on track designated tires as indicated in the rule book.
Bear Ridge Speedway is an alcohol-free family friendly entertainment spot, with our goal to make each experience at the Ridge better than the last. We continue to offer the best source of good, inexpensive high-quality entertainment for families. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Racing begins at the famous “6:00-ish” start time every Saturday starting in May through September.
Bear Ridge Speedway is located on Kidder Road in Bradford, VT, just off Exit 16 on Interstate 91. For more information, call (802) 222-4052 or visit www.bearridgespeedway.com. Questions can be sent to [email protected] Visa and Master card accepted.