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In 10 years of racing, the Dice Racing team accumulated six divisional championships. Szafraniec was named most popular driver while he and his Dice Racing teammates had the best appearing pit crew while Mandie Orr had the best appearing car. Jeff Szafraniec and Ben Russo received their winning trophies from the 50 lap special during the summer. Hutchinson had the best appearing pit crew. Vinnie Christiano III won the most popular driver. Windschitl won the Ambassador Award.

For Carnes, it was his first win of the season, while Vona picked up his second victory of the season. Josh Hathaway and Dave Vona made contact heading down the front straightaway and Vona spun in turn one to bring out the races first caution on lap Carnes would continue to lead off the restart over Welshans, with Mallaber, Myers and Welshans fighting for spots two on back throughout the distance. Hathaway raced his way into the top five in the late going, after using a lap car in a pick. Carnes would be able to score the win. In the nightcap, Tim Welshans and Nik Welshans set the pace in the 25 lap feature and it would be Tim Welshans showing the way over brother Nik with Josh Hathaway running in third.

Neal Dietz Jr. The event went non-stop with no cautions, and at the finish, Dietz had his first win of the season over Emerling, Scott Wylie, Shawn Nye, and Connor Sellars. Hutchinson went to the pits under yellow to check a possible leak and rejoined the field at the tail. Wollaber took over the lead on the restart as Hutchinson flew through the pack, making up positions each lap. With ten to go, Hutchinson was up to second, trying to run down but a yellow flew on lap 16, setting up a restart.

Saturday, August 13, Twice the excitement, twice the action, twice the chance to win! NYPA Midgets. Bank of Holland Hornet