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Hagerstown Speedway Race Results – September 28, 2024

Hagerstown Speedway hosted an action-packed night of racing with 53 entries in the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint class, 24 entries in the Late Model Sportsman, and 10 entries in the UMP Modified division.

IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Feature (25 Laps)
Doug Dodson claimed victory after starting third in the feature race. Dave Grube made a strong charge from 12th to finish second, while Timmy Bittner took third. Other notable finishes include Dylan Shatzer in fourth and Mike Koehler in fifth.
Top 5:

  1. Doug Dodson (20D)
  2. Dave Grube (3D)
  3. Timmy Bittner (01)
  4. Dylan Shatzer (75)
  5. Mike Koehler (22K)

B-Main 1 (15 Laps)
Austin Reed captured the win, with Colton Moyer and Mike Melair completing the top three.
Top 3:

  1. Austin Reed (34)
  2. Colton Moyer (14)
  3. Mike Melair (36)

B-Main 2 (15 Laps)
Jason Roush took first, followed by Ian Cumens and AJ Barton in second and third, respectively.
Top 3:

  1. Jason Roush (28R)
  2. Ian Cumens (79)
  3. AJ Barton (99)

Late Model Sportsman Feature (20 Laps)
Trent Brenneman earned a first-place finish in the Late Model Sportsman feature. Ryan Zook came in second, while Barry Miller finished third.
Top 5:

  1. Trent Brenneman (33)
  2. Ryan Zook (28Z)
  3. Barry Miller (88)
  4. Shawn Shoemaker (44)
  5. Jakob Piper (21)

UMP Modified Feature (20 Laps)
Ray Kable won the UMP Modified feature, leading from the pole position. Michael Altobelli secured second, and Carder Miller finished third.
Top 3:

  1. Ray Kable (90)
  2. Michael Altobelli (58)
  3. Carder Miller (35M)

This event showcased competitive racing across all divisions at Hagerstown Speedway.

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