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Path Valley Speedway Releases May 30 Race Results

Path Valley Speedway has released results from its Saturday, May 30 racing program.

In the Macri Concrete 600 Sprints division, Tanner Pressley finished first, followed by Darren Kauffman in second and Connor Fetrow in third. Jim Young and Shawn Rumbaugh rounded out the top five.

Cory Myers won the T.A. Ward Construction 270 Sprints race. Jason Houtz finished second, followed by Zach Glass, Dakota Yeingst and Bradyn Kuhn.

Brett Perigo took first place in the Metzler’s Auto, Truck and Trailer Wingless Super Sportsman division. Brandon Shearer finished second, Donnie Farlling placed third, Luke Lenker finished fourth and Eric Walker took fifth.

Jeremy Eutzy won the Cisney’s Auto Parts 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars race. Kevin Bard finished second, followed by Aaron Updegraff, Jackson Eutzy and Ronnie Buck. Charlie Stallman and Joe Racine were disqualified.

In the Friese Motorsports/Zachary D. Crouse DVM East Coast Legends division, Jeremy Ott finished first. Logan Jones placed second, followed by Owan Wagaman, Lincoln Kearchner and Ryan Walls.

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

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