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The Bedford Speedway proves yet again that not even a looming Nor’easter on the horizon can keep them from racing. The Speedway wrapped up its 2026 season on Saturday with Night Two of the 9^th annual Keystone Cup. The event featured a 55 lap, $20,000 to win Late Model feature as well as 15 lap feature events for the Pure Stock and Crown Vic divisions. Gregg Satterlee had an outstanding performance in the Late Model event leading to him parking it in victory lane for the second time in 2026 at the track. Satterlee won the Keystone Cup in 2020 and now gets to join Jeff Rine in being the only two drivers to have repeat Keystone Cup victories. Read more »

Night One of Bedford Speedway’s 9^th annual Keystone Cup weekend kicked off with another great night of racing. The night included full feature events for the Late Model Sportsman, 305 Sprints and 4-Cylinders. The speedway also offered lap time for any Late Model drivers wanting to get an extra practice session ahead of Saturday night’s main event, the $20,000 to win 55 lap feature which has become the pinnacle of the Speedway’s season.

In Friday night action Spike Moore took home his third 2026 Late Model Sportsman victory as well as his first win in the Semi Late division. Moore borrowed the Childer’s 65 machine for the night finding his way to the front of the pack and earning a spot in track history as the second driver in Bedford history to win two events in one night in two different divisions. Read more »

Drake Troutman picked up the win on night two of the DJ Troutman Memorial Race. Troutman originally started 8^th and fought his way up to the front of the pack as the laps wore down. He then battled to get by race leader David Stremme for several laps, finally sliding by when it mattered most on the last lap to take the checkered flag. Stremme finished second in Friday night’s feature event behind victor Logan Roberson. Stremme managed to lead most of the 29-lap event on Saturday with Troutman and Roberson battling for second and third behind him as he weaved in and out of lapped traffic during the second half of the event. Read more »

Roberson gets the Win

Logan Roberson gets the Win on Night One of the sixth annual DJ Troutman Memorial Race at Bedford. Read more »

Results

Late Model Sportsman – 20 Laps

1.11M-Spike Moore[2]; 2. 151-Kyle Lear[6]; 3. B2-Brian Booze[5]; 4. 32X-Bryan Benton[4]; 5. 88-Devin Weyandt[3]; 6. 85-Gunnar Walls[8]; 7. 22-Keith Walls[7]; 8. 24K-Jeff King[9]; 9. 81-Eddie Cornett[15]; 10. 01-Jayce Piper[1]; 11. C151-Ray Ciccarelli[11]; 12. 51-Brad Benton[12]; 13. 13-Brian Lowery[10]; 14. 7D-Ryan Dixon[14]; 15. 85W-Rodney Walls[13 Read more »

The Bedford Speedway concluded its 19^th race of the 2026 season on Friday night with a visit from the Modified Mafia Tour accompanied by the Semi Lates, 4-Cylinders, and Crown Vics. George Dixon picked up a huge win in the 25 Lap Modified event and earned his second Bedford Speedway victory of the year. Joining Dixon in the winner’s circle Friday night was Kyle Weyant in the Semi Lates, Wayne Brenize in the 4-Cylinders, and Charlie Clise in the Crown Vics.

David Stremme held off a tenacious George Dixon for the first 5 laps of the Modified event. Dixon was closing in on Stremme and watching his every move waiting for his chance to pass. Dixon saw an opportunity coming off of turn 4 and managed to get to the inside of Stremme going down the front stretch. He dug in going into turn 1 and stayed low, sneaking by Stremme. Dixon put the pedal to the metal after that and couldn’t be stopped. It didn’t take long for Dixon and Stremme to catch up to the back of the field, by halfway Dixon had already weaved his way through a handful of lapped cars with Stremme sticking close behind. For a moment on Lap 16 Dixon was held up by lapped traffic and Stemme had a clear shot at catching him, but it wasn’t meant to be as Dixon pulled away once more. Two late event cautions were called but even on the restarts Stremme couldn’t find his footing enough to challenge Dixon. Dixon took the checkered flag followed by David Stremme, Logan Roberson, Michael Altobelli, and Chris Arnold. Read more »

The Bedford Speedway paid tribute on Friday night to Muss Weyant and Tyler Ritchey. Mason Zeigler swept the night achieving the fast time, winning his heat race, and adding another Bedford Speedway feature win to his growing list. Ryan Sager earned his second 2026 feature win in the Semi Lates. Braydale Bauman picked up his 4^th win of the season in the Pure Stocks. Tyler Beckett claimed his first 2026 victory in the 4-Cylinders.

Mason Zeigler took off to an early lead with Matt Cosner and last week’s feature winner, Spike Moore close behind. Cosner, having yet to pick up a 2026-win, hounded Zeigler for the first half of the feature before leaving the track for a flat tire. Cosner’s caution gave Moore a fresh chance at running Zeigler down. Moore not only had the daunting task of finding his way around Zeigler but had to hold off several close calls by another previous winner, Trever Feathers. Feathers tried every move he could think of to swing by Moore, but Moore kept coming out ahead. Mason Zeigler took home his second 2026 Bedford Speedway victory followed across the line closely by Spike Moore, Trever Feathers, Alex Ferree, Matt Sponaugle. Read more »

In a night where seconds made all the difference, the Bedford Speedway concluded another exciting night of racing Friday night. Spike Moore out maneuvered the late model field to achieve his second late model victory of the 2026 season, his first win coming only three races ago on July 3^rd. Gunnar Walls also picked up his second 2026 win in the Late Model Sportsman division. Brian Weyandt Jr in the Semi Lates and Josh Ringer in the Crown Vics both got to take their first trips to the historic Bedford Speedway victory lane in 2026. Read more »

Bedford Speedway celebrated another milestone Friday night wrapping up the 152^nd Bedford County Fair. On Gary Martz Memorial Night, beneath the glow of the rides on the midway and surrounded by the smell of cinnamon buns and hot sausages wafting down from the stands, Jeff Rine took center stage bringing home a Late Model victory sweeter than fresh funnel cake at the historic track. Sharing the stage with him Friday night was Ryan Sager with a Semi Late victory, Charlie Clise with a Pure Stock victory, and Colin Welsh with a 4-Cylinder victory.

A full field of Late Models took the green as the feature got underway. From the drop Rine set a relentless pace as he attempted to open a gap over the field. Jeff Miller worked to stay on top of him but began falling off halfway through and was overtaken by Trever Feathers by lap 13. Feathers, originally having started 6^th, was on a mission to overtake Rine. By halfway Rine was navigating his way through lapped traffic with Feathers right beside him as they both undertook a new race against the back of the pack. Rine took the checkered flag with Feathers just a breath behind him coming down the front stretch. Following Rine and Feathers across the line was JT Spence, Matt Cosner, and Shawn Shoemaker. Read more »

The Bedford Speedway completed its 14^th race of the 2026 racing season on Friday. The speedway kicked off the holiday weekend with dollar hot dogs and even hotter weather, but a little heat wasn’t enough to keep the competition away. The night belonged to Spike Moore as he celebrated his first Late Model victory, still riding high after his recent win in his Limited Late Model on June 19^th at Bedford. Rick Potter took home his first 2026 win in the Semi Lates. Braydale Bauman achieved his third win this season in the Pure Stock division. Jason Diehl also picked up his third victory of the season in the 4-Cylinder division.

It took the Late Models three tries to get a clean start on their feature event but once the green flew Spike Moore stopped teasing the field and finally let loose. Jeff Miller and JT Spence were determined not to let him get away but they fell into their own battle for second place within a few laps. Spence took a chance on lap 9 to slide by on the inside of Miller in turn one but Miller shot down the back stretch before Spence could seal the deal. Three laps later Shawn Shoemaker overtook Spence and arrived to challenge Miller passing him for second place going down the front stretch. Miller and Spence fell into a rougher version of their previous dance now racing each other for third place. A slight brush with the turn one wall for Trever Feathers brought out a late caution. JT Spence and Shawn Shoemaker caught a brief glimpse of Spike Moore as the field took the green, but they were no match for Moore as he took off once more not slowing down until he saw the checkered flag on lap 25. Moore earned his first Late Model victory followed by JT Spence, Shawn Shoemaker, Justin Weaver, and Matt Sponaugle. Read more »