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You want the money? Come get it! This is the Baer Den Farms USAC East Coast Purse for the final showdown at @bridgeportspeed Speedway! Are you coming? Give us a like and a “hell yeah” for $2500!
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Big pay bump and more bonuses! #DirtyJersey
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TWF MANUFACTURING & KENDA AMERICAN GIVING BACK TO USAC EAST COAST RACERS TWF Manufacturing and Kenda American are teaming up to give back to the USAC East Coast Sprint Car competitors with a great end-of-season giveaway. Two USAC East Coast competitors will each receive a set of FOUR brand-new trailer tires! To be eligible, a team must have competed in at least 90% of the races that were completed during the 2026 season. All eligible drivers will be entered into a random drawing, with two winners during the weekend at Bridgeport Speedway. Troy Fraker, owner of TWF Manufacturing, came up with the idea as a way to help out the teams that keep coming back to support USAC East Coast. “I wanted to help the series and I know the trailer is sometimes the last thing people think about in the offseason. I want to help out and give back.” Kenda American loved the idea so much that they decided to match the giveaway with a second set of four trailer tires! Based in Newville, PA, TWF Manufacturing specializes in trailer manufacturing, including open flat trailers such as landscape trailers and car haulers. With a dealer network ready to meet your needs, TWF Manufacturing can help you find the right trailer for your next project. A huge THANK YOU goes out to TWF Manufacturing and Kenda American for supporting the USAC East Coast teams and helping make the end of the 2026 season a little better for two lucky competitors. The winners will be drawn at Bridgeport Speedway on 10/31!
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HOOSIER TIRE MID-ATLANTIC BACKS USAC EAST COAST RACERS Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic is all about supporting the success of USAC East Coast racers. Last weekend at Bridgeport, the Hoosier Tire Truck was scheduled to be there, but an unexpected mechanical failure kept it from making the trip. Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic was disappointed to miss what turned out to be a complete barn burner of a USAC East Coast feature last Saturday. So, they’re making it up to the racers with a deal you won’t want to miss. USAC EAST COAST RACERS: GET 10% OFF YOUR HOOSIER TIRE PURCHASE! For the final night of USAC East Coast action at Bridgeport Speedway, stop by the Hoosier Tire Truck and claim your 10% discount. Whether you’re stocking up, replacing worn rubber, or preparing for the next feature, this is your chance to save. Don’t miss out—visit the Hoosier Tire Truck, mention the offer, and take 10% OFF! And if you thought that was all… think again. Plenty more exciting details are coming for the final USAC East Coast weekend at The Bridgeport Speedway! STEVE Koletar photo:
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DREVICKI CHARGES TO SUMMER-ENDING SHOWDOWN AT BRIDGEPORT Steven Drevicki waited until August to find Victory Lane in 2026. Now, the defending USAC East Coast Sprint Car Champion is finding it more often. Drevicki charged from his starting position to steal Saturday night’s summer-ending showdown at Bridgeport Motorsports Park, taking advantage of a late-race opportunity to capture his second victory of the season with the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars Presented by Baer Den Farms. The Reading, Pennsylvania racer entered the night having collected a string of top-five finishes throughout the season, but the defending champion’s winless streak finally came to an end in August. Saturday night at the “Kingdom of Speed,” Drevicki proved once again that he is finding his stride at the right time of the season. Twenty-three cars entered the event, with Christian Bruno, Chris Allen Jr. and JR Fulper picking up heat race victories. Jonathon Swanson captured the B-Main. Twenty cars took the green for the feature, with Kenny Miller III drawing the pole. When the green flag dropped, Miller immediately established himself as the car to beat. The 23M set the pace at the front while Kyle Spence charged forward from 10th and Christian Bruno worked his way through the field. Behind Miller, drivers exchanged slide jobs as the field battled for position and attempted to close the gap on the early leader. JR Fulper, starting second, stayed within striking distance of Miller while putting together the best run of his USAC East Coast career. Then, on lap 15, the complexion of the race changed. Miller jumped the cushion and made contact with the fence. The Weikel Sportswear 23M would then suffer a mechanical failure, ending the night for the early race leader and handing the lead to Fulper. The Milford, New Jersey rookie wasted no time opening up a sizeable advantage. Fulper appeared headed toward his first USAC East Coast victory, but with three laps remaining, Drevicki began closing in while navigating heavy lapped traffic. With the laps winding down, Drevicki found himself in a three-wide battle with Fulper and lapped traffic. The defending champion made his move, throwing a slide job to take the lead coming to the white flag. Fulper’s impressive run would then turn into heartbreak. The 67X stumbled in the closing laps and ultimately ran out of fuel, ending what had been a career-best performance and leaving Fulper to wonder what could have been. Drevicki took the checkered flag to secure his second USAC East Coast Sprint Car win of the season. Chris Allen Jr. came home second after starting fifth, while Kyle Spence continued his charge through the field to finish third. Christian Bruno turned in another impressive drive, charging from ninth to finish fourth, while Ronald Helmick completed the top five. Joe Kata continued his consistent season with a sixth-place finish, while Fulper salvaged seventh despite the late heartbreak. Jared Kreider brought the Kelly 51 home eighth, Ed Aikin gained six positions to finish ninth, and Bruce Buckwalter rounded out the top ten. As the 2026 USAC East Coast Sprint Car season enters its final stretch, Drevicki’s late-season surge has put the defending champion back at the front of the championship fight. Drevicki now leads Bruno by 19 points. The battle for the 2026 championship continues as the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars Presented by Baer Den Farms head toward the final events of the season at Bridgeport on October 30th-31st STEVE Koletar Photo:
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🏁 Steven Drevicki gets the win here at Bridgeport! Here are the rest of the results for tonight!
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Steven Drevicki is your Feature Winner tonight at @bridgeportspeed 🏁
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Kenny Miller is the RAD Hotlap Hero!
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The @USACecsc Sprints are on the track for warm ups on a perfect night for racing here at the Kingdom of Speed.
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Heat Race Winners! 🏁 Christopher Allen Jr Christian Bruno And even Steven Drevicki approves of JR Fulper winning his first USAC East Coast Heat!
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Heat finishes tonight at @bridgeportspeed 🏁
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23 cars signed in tonight at @bridgeportspeed
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FINAL SUMMER SPLASH AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY SATURDAY The final summer showdown is here! As summer fades and fall begins to creep into the East Coast, the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars Presented by Baer Den Farms are ready to turn up the heat one more time this Saturday night at the “Kingdom of Speed” — Bridgeport Speedway! And with just TWO point races remaining, the championship battle is anything but settled. Christian Bruno enters Bridgeport fresh off a dominating performance at Port Royal Speedway, charging from fourth to score his fifth win of the season. But behind him, the battle was just as intense. Chris Allen Jr., Ed Aikin and Kenny Miller III put on a phenomenal fight for the runner-up position, while series point leader Steven Drevicki battled his way into the top five. Now, the fight heads back to Swedesboro. The last time USAC East Coast visited the 4/10-mile Bridgeport oval, it was Steven Drevicki and the DeGre Engineering No. 19 standing on top of the stage. That night proved to be a major turning point in Drevicki’s championship charge. Kenny Miller III finished second, with Chris Allen Jr. rounding out the podium. Can Drevicki do it again? Can Bruno finally conquer Bridgeport? Or will another driver steal the spotlight? The championship numbers are getting tight. Bruno is looking to grab his first Bridgeport victory while taking the point lead back from Drevicki. Just 11 points separate the top two, while Miller sits only 26 markers out of the lead. With only two point races left on the schedule, every position, every pass and every lap matters. Joe Kata is ready to return to the Bridgeport high banks, after scoring a fourth-place finish during the series’ last visit. Kata also comes into the weekend with momentum after scoring sixth at Port Royal and spending the off week gaining valuable seat time with the USAC National Series behind the wheel of his 360. Bruce Buckwalter and Ronald Helmick have both shown plenty of speed at Bridgeport, each earning top-10 finishes during the last visit. Olivia Thayer continues to hold the advantage in the Rookie of the Year battle over Shane Braxton. After a tough night at Port Royal, Thayer will be looking to rebound and get her season charge rolling again. Blaine Emery will also be looking for a strong run after a pair of hard incidents with the Trek Enterprises No. 12 at Action Track USA and Port Royal. And you can expect plenty more power. Jr. Fulper, Jason Cherry, Kyle Spence, Brett Rose, Joey Crilly, Greg Shepsis, Brendan Hires, the Swanson brothers, Dan Malley and more are all expected to bring the heat to the Kingdom of Speed. Saturday night is stacked from top to bottom as the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars are joined by the Sportsman Modifieds, Street Stocks, 4 Cylinders and Vintage Modifieds. Pits open at 4 p.m. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. Cars hit the speedway at 6 p.m. General admission is $25, students ages 10–15 are just $10, and kids under 9 get in FREE! Can’t make it to the track? You can watch all the action LIVE on DTDTV! The final summer showdown is set. The championship battle is heating up. The Kingdom of Speed is calling. When the dust settles and the USAC East Coast Sprint Car A-Main is complete, who will be standing on the stage at Bridgeport Speedway? There’s only two point races left. This Saturday night, it all starts again.
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STRANGE OVAL SUPPORTS USAC EAST COAST AT BRIDGEPORT! The USAC East Coast Sprint Cars Presented by Baer Den Farms would like to thank Strange Oval for coming on board for Saturday night’s event at Bridgeport Speedway! Strange Oval sponsored a special contingency award, giving two lucky feature finishers certificates good for TWO Strange Oval torsion bars! Torsion bars are a major part of a sprint car’s suspension package, and having the right bars in the toolbox can make a big difference when teams are chasing that perfect setup. Two drivers will walk away from Saturday night’s feature with a little extra for their next race, thanks to Strange Oval! We appreciate companies like Strange Oval that continue to support dirt racing and the USAC East Coast Sprint Car teams and drivers. Thank you, Strange Oval, for supporting USAC East Coast!
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We have a handful of drivers heading out to Western PA this weekend to compete against the National drivers again!! Will you be at the races in person or Catching both of the races on FloRacing?!🏁
𝑯𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝑺𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒕 𝑷𝑨 🏠 Over the years, 7 Pennsylvania drivers have won a USAC National Sprint Car main event in their own backyard. @briggsdanner78 is one of them. 🏁 This weekend, he has a chance to add 2 to his list on Friday-Saturday, September 11-12, at @Lernerville.
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Bruno Becomes the Half-Mile King at Port Royal Sep 6, 2026, 5:23 AM Christian Bruno continued his remarkable 2026 season Saturday night, dominating the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars Presented by Baer Den Farms and Powered by Can-Am at Port Royal Speedway to score his fifth feature victory of the season. Dubbed the “half-mile king,” Bruno wasted little time making his presence known on the famed Port Royal half-mile. Ed Aikin jumped out to the early lead, with reigning series champion Steven Drevicki quickly moving into second. By the second lap, Bruno had climbed to third, and on Lap 3 he made a bold two-for-one move, passing both Drevicki and Aikin to take command of the race. From there, the No. 3BC set sail. Chris Allen Jr. moved into third before the red flag flew on Lap 9 after an incident involving Blaine Emery, Olivia Thayer and others in Turn 1. Fortunately, all drivers were able to walk away from the incident, and the field was reset for the restart. Once the green flag returned, Bruno immediately began pulling away from the field. Behind him, however, the battle for the remaining podium positions was anything but settled. Aikin held onto second while Allen, Drevicki and Kenny Miller III battled for position behind him. As the laps clicked away, Drevicki began working the low side in an effort to take third from Allen. With ten laps remaining, Allen made his move on Aikin and took over second, while Bruno continued to stretch his advantage at the front. With seven laps remaining, Drevicki finally worked his way into third. Miller, who had started ninth, was also charging through the field. With five laps remaining, the veteran moved into fourth and set his sights on the cars ahead. Bruno encountered traffic late in the race, but it did little to slow the runaway leader. Carrying a lead of nearly nine seconds, Bruno cruised to the checkered flag and his fifth USAC East Coast Sprint Car feature win of the 2026 season. Allen Jr. crossed the line second, followed by Drevicki, Miller and Aikin to round out the top five. While Bruno controlled the feature, the Port Royal event was also made special by additional support for the teams competing. Downs Automotive added $200, Can-Am Powersports contributed another $1000, and Bettler Brothers Racing added $50 to each heat race winner. Cherry, Galloway, D. Swanson, Downs, Huston, Kata and Allen Jr. also collected additional money from Can-Am Powersports and Downs Automotive before the feature even took the green. Bettler Brothers Dinners for Winners Heat Race Money went to Aikin, Stroup and Bruno For Bruno, the Port Royal victory adds another impressive chapter to what has become a breakout 2026 campaign. Five feature wins now sit beside his name, and Saturday night he once again proved that when the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars hit a half-mile, the No. 3BC is a tough car to beat. E Schneider and Sons Heat 1: Ed Aikin 2. Joe Kata 3. Kenny Miller III 4. JR Fulper 5. Mick Dagustino 6. Scott Frack 7. Sean Case 8. Olivia Thayer 9. Jordan Fulton BDB Graphics Heat 2 : Curt Stroup 2. Steven Drevicki 3.Shane Braxton 4, Jonathon Swanson 5. Jason Cherry 6. Blaine Emery 7. Brett Rose 8. Gary Huston Malley Pool Water Heat 3: Christian Bruno 2, Chris Allen Jr 3. Steve Downs 4, Jake Galloway 5. Bruce Buckwalter JR 6. Matthew Swift 7. Greg Shepsis 8. David Swanson Boulevard Truck Services Semi: 1. Scott Frack 2. Blaine Emery 3, Brett Rose. 4. David Swanson 5. Olivia Thayer 6. Greg Shepsis 7. Jordan Fulton 8. Sean Case 9. Gary Huston 10. Matt Swift. CAN-AM POWERSPORTS A-MAIN: 1. CHRISTIAN BRUNO 2.Chris Allen 3. Kenny Miller III 4. Steven Drevicki 5. Ed Aikin 6. Joe Kata 7. Steve Downs 8. Shane Braxton 9.Curt Stroup 10. Jonathon Swanson 11.Bruce Buckwalter 12. 19JR Fulper 13. Jason Cherry 14. Brett Rose 15. Jake Galloway 16. Mick D'Augstino 17.Scott Frack18. David Swanson 19. Blaine Emery 20. Olivia Thayer 📸 STEVE KOLETAR
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