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Path Valley Speedway Announces Aug. 29 Race Results

Path Valley Speedway released results from its Saturday, Aug. 29 racing program, held during Kathy Baker Coldwell Banker Realty Night at the track in Spring Run.

Justin Williamson won the Austin Gelwicks Memorial for the Randy Burkholder Racing Supplies, Bodies, and Graphics 4 Cylinder Strictly Stocks. Matt Duvall finished second and Dylan Allen placed third. Allen was named the Hard Charger.

In the Macri Concrete 600 Sprints, Kameron Morral took first place, followed by Jim Young and Travis Keiser. Tanner Pressley earned Hard Charger honors.

Craig Perigo won the Metzler Auto, Truck & Trailer Wingless Super Sportsman feature. Kirk Baker finished second and Brett Perigo finished third. Brett Perigo was also named the Hard Charger.

Cory Myers won the T.A Ward Construction 270 Sprints feature, with Brett Kauffman finishing second and Dakota Yeingst third. Travis Hodge received the Hard Charger award.

Jeremy Eutzy finished first in the Cisney’s Auto Part 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars. Eric Seibert placed second and Kenny Yoder finished third. Tyler Stine was named the Hard Charger.

A second Randy Burkholder Racing Supplies, Bodies, and Graphic 4 Cylinder Strictly Stocks feature was won by Matt Duvall. Anthony Varner finished second and Garrett Watkins placed third. Robert Cutshall earned Hard Charger honors.

Path Valley Speedway is located at 17911 Dry Run Road in Spring Run.

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