Once again the Bedford Speedway had to dance around poor weather predictions but this time succeeded. The event was the annual fan appreciation $2 night and the happy winners were Ryan Sager (Semi Lates), Mike Altobelli (EMods), Isaac Kormanski (4 Cylinders) and Quinton Beeman (Crown Vics).
Ryan Sager started on the front row of the Semi Late event and grabbed the lead at the start. As the event became a cautionfest with 11 slowdowns, Sager scooted away on every restart. Read more »
Once again this season the Bedford Speedway
had to deal with rain on a Friday night but this time
prevailed to present the annual Speedweek event,
this year honoring former racer Bob Elbin.
Once again as has become a regular happening in
Bedford high paying events lately, the big winner of
the evening was Mason Zeigler who snared the 35
lap win. It was Zeigler’s third recent big Bedford win
coming after wins in the last two 2025 track events Read more »
After yet another 2025 Friday rainout, Bedford Speedway management was able to schedule and use a rare rain date Sunday night. Headlining the winners were Lane Snook in the Limited event and Josh Spicer in the 305 feature. Spike Moore was able to continue the list of winners with an initial S in his name as he dominated the EMod event In other action Kyle Deneen won out in a hard fought Semi Late event and Byler Aikey scored his first ever feature win in the Crown Vic show closer.
Lane Snook started the Limited event in eighth and started his slow trek forward from the start. Gunner Walls was the early leader but Devin Weyandt was all over him from the start. Lap after lap Weyandt tried to make the pass for lead but Walls held on. Read more »
The World of Outlaws Late Model tour made their annual visit to Bedford Sunday night and it turned into the Tim McCreadie show as he dominated the event. The win for McCreadie was his first ever Bedford win and worth a cool $20,000 In other action, Trent Yoder rallied late to win the Super Sportsman event which was run wingless.
McCreadie won his heat then grabbed the pole in the World of Outlaws redraw. He got the jump on the field at the start and never looked back. Fellow front row starter Bobby Pierce took up the chase but McCreadie was pulling ahead with every lap. Read more »
In spite of heavy week long rain including a race day shower Bedford prevailed and completed an entire show Friday night. Lane Snook staged an exciting late race charge to claim the headline Limited Late Model event, his first ever Bedford win on a card which featured five first time 2025 winners
Like Snook, Ryan Sager scored his first ever Bedford Semi Late win with a dominating performance before Mike Altobelli took the Emod event in equally dominating form. Denver Dishong won the Pure Stock event and Colin Welsh closed the evening by winning the 4 Cylinder feature Read more »
After a wild late race charge, Jeff Rine captured the Late Model feature event at Bedford Friday night. It was the first Rine win at the track in over two years and the 38th of his career, but more importantly it broke a long standing tie with racing great Scott Haus atop the all time Bedford feature winner list.
In other action, Spike Moore, Rick Potter, Madison Miller and Tyler Beckett scored wins in Semi Late, EMod, Pure Stock and 4 Cylinder support classes. Read more »
A late afternoon rain shower delayed but didn’t stop action at Bedford Friday and produced wild action and a few surprised winners.
Kenny Edkins started off the evening by scoring his first ever Bedford win in the annual Super Sportsman visit to the track, his first ever Bedford win. Devin Weyandt and Dave Brown scored Limited and Semi Late wins after late race drama. Chubby Childers dominated the Pure Stock event and Scott Mitchell closed the evening with a Crown Vic win.
It took two tries to get the Super Sportsman event underway. On the second try, Kenny Edkinsl took the lead at the green flag and walked away from the field. John Edkins took up the chase but Kenny pulled away over the first 17 all green flag laps. Read more »
Bryan Bernheisel got his 2025 season off to a great start with a big win in the Late Model event at Bedford Friday night. It was his third career Bedford win, placing him one ahead of his famous father. Jason Shultz shook off some rust as he returned to Bedford for the first time in years and grabbed the win in the annual URC sprint car visit, his first local win since 2019.
In other action, Kyle Weyandt came from deep in the Semi Late field to score a dramatic win, Darian Ritchey made it two in a row in Pure Stock action and Wayne Brenize scored in the 4 Cylinder finale which featured a wild frontstretch flip. Read more »
After four attempts, Bedford Speedway finally got the 2025 underway although it was with the use of a Sunday raindate. Kyle Lear was up to the challenge with a pole to pole dominating win in the Limited event while Josh Spicer came from the pack to score the thrilling 305 win.
In other action, Rick Potter came from deep in the field to take the initial Semi Late win before Darian Ritchey scored the Pure Stock win and Josh Ringer grabbed the Crown Vic evening closer.
By the luck of the draw Kyle Lear started the Limited event from the pole and grabbed the lead at the start. Shawn Shoemaker took up the chase but fell back as the race progressed. As the top two ran in formation, the man on the move was Clinton Hersh. Read more »
Continuing his recent legacy of taking big Bedford post season events, Mason Zeigler won the 2024 Keystone Cup at the track Saturday night. It was Zeigler’s third win in the last 4 high paying post season events including two Labor Day 55s, and his sixth career Bedford win. Including his take in the Friday prelims, his weekend was worth over $26,000.
In other action in the season ending event, for the second week in a row a Walls scored his first ever Limited Late Model win, this time it was Keith, following a Gunner win in the last Limited event. 2024 track champion Spike Moore easily scored the EMod win and Josh Ringer closed the season with a Crown Vic win. Read more »
