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Path Valley Speedway Results – September 28, 2025

Path Valley Speedway hosted the High Limit 410 Sprints on Sunday, September 28, 2025.

Top 10 Finishers:

  1. Tanner Thorson
  2. Brady Bacon
  3. Giovanni Scelzi
  4. Danny Dietrich
  5. Ashton Torgerson
  6. Brad Sweet
  7. Chase Dietz
  8. Hunter Schuerenberg
  9. Justin Peck
  10. Brenham Crouch

Additional Results:
11. Daison Pursley
12. Cameron Smith
13. Sye Lynch
14. Brent Marks
15. Rico Abreu
16. Danny Sams III
17. Aaron Reutzel
18. Chase Randall
19. Kaleb Johnson
20. Kyle Moody
21. Dylan Norris
22. Brandon Spithaler
23. Jordan Strickler
24. Logan Rumsey
25. Ryan Smith
26. Ryan Timms
27. Brock Zearfoss

The event was held at Path Valley Speedway, 17911 Dry Run Road, Spring Run, PA 17262.

For more information and complete results, visit Path Valley Speedway’s official website.

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