Hagerstown Speedway was a hub of racing action as the Super Late Model Twin 20’s competition unfolded, delivering exhilarating races and notable performances across two feature events and multiple heats.
In the first of the Twin 20’s feature races, Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, VA, showcased his skill by moving up from a fourth starting position to claim victory, while Drake Troutman from Hyndman, PA, made an impressive surge from 14th to finish second. Ross Robinson of Georgetown, DE, followed closely, finishing third after starting seventh.
Dylan Yoder of Middleburg, PA, excelled in the second feature, leading the pack and taking the top spot after starting third. Kyle Lee from Mercersburg, PA, held his starting position to finish second, with Andrew Yoder, also from Middleburg, sliding back two places to third.
The events were also marked by high participation in qualifying heats and time trials, setting the stage for competitive races. Noteworthy was the B-Main races where Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA, and Tyler Bare of Rockbridge Baths, VA, secured victories, enhancing their standings.
Hagerstown Speedway’s packed schedule also included engaging hot laps, with Jamie Lathroum of Mechanicsville, MD, leading the times, underscoring the competitive spirit of the event.
Fans who attended or followed the races had the opportunity to stay updated in real-time thanks to the MyRacePass app, available for download on both the App Store and Google Play, providing live lineups and results, enhancing the experience for racing enthusiasts.
As the dust settles at Hagerstown Speedway, the remarkable performances from the Twin 20’s event have set a high standard for future races, leaving fans eager for the next meet.
For more detailed results and upcoming events, fans are encouraged to download the MyRacePass app and stay connected with the thrilling world of local motorsports.
