PORT ROYAL — Ashton Torgerson and Chase Dietz fought for the lead throughout the event at the Port Royal Speedway, with Dietz being able to come out on top for the $20,000 win, and his second win at the track in 2025 in the Living Legends Dream Race.

Torgerson held on for second place, and Lance Dewease charged up from his No. 8 starting position to finish in third.

Jeff Halligan earned the Ramsey’s Car Wash Hard Charger honors for going from 17th to eighth, and Michael Walter Jr. would won the $1,000 J&S Classics Warrior Award.

In super late model competition, Gregg Saterlee took the lead with eight laps to go and went on to win the Penske Racing Shocks super late model A-main.

Lincoln Speedway

Abbottstown — The $6,500-to-win Barry Skelly Memorial at Lincoln Speedway lived up to its billing on Saturday night, with a dramatic three-car battle to the checkered flag, capping off an action-packed 30-lap feature.

Front-row starters Glenndon Forsythe and Chris Arnold led the field to green, with Forsythe jumping to the early lead as Dallas Schott and Arnold settled into the top three.

Early action saw JJ Loss making his way forward, challenging for a podium spot while Forsythe built a strong advantage in clean air.

By lap eight, Forsythe began working lapped traffic, allowing the battle behind him to narrow the gap. Loss and Schott traded slide jobs for second as Brandon Rahmer cracked the top five.

A lap 13 caution for Jordan Strickler erased Forsythe’s 1.3-second lead and reset the field.

On the restart, Schott surged to the inside and powered into the top spot, with Rahmer and Troy Wagaman, also making moves inside the top five.

Loss slid into second and began stalking the new leader, throwing slide jobs before finally edging ahead at the line on lap 21. Once in command, Loss pulled away, stretching his lead to over 2.5 seconds with just five laps to go.

Schott and Wagaman, running second and third, made contact in turn two. Both cars came to a stop, setting up a three-lap dash to the finish.

In the end, Rahmer held off Loss and Bollinger to secure the Barry Skelly Memorial victory for his first win at Lincoln since 2020.

Williams Grove

MECHANICSBURG — A pair of new winners visited victory lane at the Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night when Kody Hartlaub walked off with the 410 sprint win, and Cameron Merriman scored a victory in the Dirty Deeds 25 Finale for 358 sprints worth $3,000.

Hidden Valley

CLEARFIELD — Josh Frantz picked up the SCDRA Northeast Four Cylinder Touring Series/Jess Mayhew Memorial Friday night at Hidden Valley Speedway.

He continued his domination on the tour, while Jimmy Holden claimed his 100th career small block modified feature win and his third straight.

Other repeat winners included Gary Little in the semi-late feature and Eric Lucas in the pure stock division.