Buddy Kofoid

At the Wilmot, Wisconsin race, Travis Ahrens was the winner there.

Saturday, September 12th at Dodge City, Buddy Kofoid would get the win.

James McFadden would win the Tuske 50 at the High Limit race at Port Royal.

The AFCS race at Fremont was won by Zeth Sabo.

I think this is a good scheduling point out for next year.

for a couple different series um as we look to expand the schedule at the regional level so um just want to say a little reflect uh area on these races um i did watch james mcfadden win port royal um I was watching Justin Sanders drive away in the NARC race.

Um, I did watch Buddy Kofoid win, uh, Dodge City.

So I got, uh, my fair share of racing in, um, on Saturday night, uh, utilized having the streaming services as I went 0 for 2 this weekend, did not get out to the AFCS races, uh, that is on me, um, we are, uh, parked right now, so to speak, but that changes this coming weekend as a part for the truck should be in, um, so, uh, Yeah, a lot of takeaways.

In the Stock Cars, 303 entered there, and Jake McBurney picked up the big win there.

Dodge City, Kansas last night for the World of Outlaw Sprint Cars, Buddy Kofoid was your winner.

The final night of the Tuscarora 50, $59,000 to win for the High Limit Sprint Cars, James McFadden picked up the win in the Anthony Macri 39 car.

You remember Anthony Macri won the King's Royal and then got hurt at Knoxville, so he's out of that car.

Houston Speedway on Friday night helped Sheldon Hodenshield get in the win.

And Saturday it was Buddy Kofoid.

And Sunday, Emerson Axum, your

winner.

Donnie shots with 13 six-figure wins.

Kyle Larson, David Gravel, Steve Kinzer, Mark Kinzer, Danny Lasoski, Michael Kofoid, and then Rico.

And that means you won $100,000 or more.

So some good tidbits right there.

All right, so dating back to Monday, August 31st, you had Aaron Reitzel win the Douglas County High Limit Race, which also had a World of Outlaw race that night in Nodak, North Dakota.

Buddy Kofoid would win that race.

Thursday, September 3rd, High Limit would race the first night at Skagit.

Tanner Thorson would get the win.

He would take the Skagit Nationals.

Husets would also have a race with the World of Outlaws.

buddy kofoid would win there the fast series was back in action at ppms in pittsburgh pennsylvania parker price miller wins there the pa posse ran a double at lincoln and on night one it was all danny dietrich winning at lincoln the bumper to bumper ira sprints were at 141 speedway and travis arends would get the win there shout out to him power i sprint series they would race at lake ozark jet barnes the youngster gets it done secures the win for that regional series And Butler, Michigan raced a local race Saturday, September 5th.

Sterling Kling wins there.

Had to back it up a day.

Ran it Monday night, and Buddy Kofoid picked up the win up there.

Also Monday night in Roseburg, Oregon, the Douglas County Dirt Track for the High Limit Racing Sprint Car Series.

Aaron Reitzel grabbed the win there.

Out in Calistoga, California, the USAC CRA non-wing sprints, J.J. Yaley, there's a name we haven't said in a while, he picked up the win in the non-wing sprint.

Brandon, South Dakota, Houston Speedway, night number two for the World of Outlaw Sprint Cars.

Buddy Kofoid picked up the win there.

And the big money race of the weekend was out in Burlington, Washington, the Skagit Speedway for the Skagit Nationals.

And then I believe NODAC Speedway was originally scheduled for Sunday but finishing up on Monday.

with Buddy Kofoid getting the win.

World of Outlaw, late models.

Friday night, Adams County Speedway, Bobby Pierce, your winner.

David Gravel still in control of his own destiny.

He's got a 184-point lead on Buddy Kofoid, 214 points on Sheldon, 258 on Carson Macedo, and 308 on Logan Shuhart.

There it's pretty much wrapped up.

Emerson Axum is the only remaining rookie on tour for rookie of the year.