Jimmy Blewett of Howell, NJ, claimed a victory at the Halloween Havoc 100 at Wall Stadium, securing his second win of the season in the 100-lap double points finale. While Blewett achieved a significant win, the NASCAR Modified driving title ultimately went to Steven Reed of Jackson, NJ, who wrapped up his fourth career Wall Stadium Modified title with a fifth-place finish.
The race featured intense action early on, with Tyler Truex of Mayetta, NJ, taking the lead before Jimmy Blewett quickly moved into second. The battle for the crown was fierce, particularly as point leader Blake Barney chased Blewett. Barney's title hopes were dashed on lap 46 when his car spun due to a sour motor, resulting in the race's only caution.
In the final 54 laps, James Blewett of Howell, NJ, advanced to second, while Kyle Scisco of Jackson, NJ, earned the Hard Charger award by finishing third. Truex finished fourth, cementing Reed's fifth-place finish as the driving title winner. Other divisions saw strong performances, including Matthew Kovacs winning the Accurate Tree Service NASCAR Sportsman main event.
Source: RaceDayCT