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Six Drivers Win Features at Path Valley Speedway

Six drivers earned feature wins during Doug’s Auto Repair Night on June 25 at Path Valley Speedway.

Eric Seibert won the Cisney’s Auto Repair 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars feature. Jeremy Eutzy finished second, followed by Tyler Stine, Aaron Updegraff and Ronnie Buck. Tara Sales received the Doug’s Auto Repair Hard Charger award.

Kolby Weaver won the PASS 305 Sprints feature. Chris Meleason placed second, Tyler Brehm finished third, Timmy Bittner took fourth and Mike Melair finished fifth. Melair was named the hard charger.

DJ Myers won the Zachary D. Crouse DVM Limited Late Models feature. Shyann Smith finished second, followed by George Dixon Jr., Arden Fedder and Jaxon Garman. Dixon received the hard charger award.

Dustin Young won the T.A. Ward Construction 270 Sprints feature. Cory Myers placed second, Jason Houtz finished third, Mason McAndrew took fourth and Cayden Forsythe placed fifth. Myers was named the hard charger. Aidan Crouse was disqualified.

Conner Fetrow won the Macri Concrete 600 Sprints feature. Randy Kunkle Jr. finished second, Jim Young placed third, Aden Myers took fourth and Dylan Anderson finished fifth. Tanner Pressley received the hard charger award.

Shane Seville won the Randy Burkholder Racing Supplies, Bodies and Graphics 4 Cylinder Strictly Stocks feature. Justin Williamson placed second, followed by Shane Flahatery, Rusty Garlock and Robert Cutshall. Cutshall was named the hard charger.

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

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Fred Allen Blocher 1943-2026

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