NEWBERRYTOWN — Danny Dietrich dominated the Kevin Gobrecht Memorial for the sprint cars Saturday night at BAPS Motor Speedway.

Dietrich, of Gettysburg, led all 30 laps, winning by 5.7 seconds. He earned $10,000 for his fourth BAPS win of the season, 25th of his career there and 12th win of the 2025 season in the Gary Kauffman No. 48.

“This race is very special,” Dietrich said. “(Kevin) was one of my heroes growing up. We’re thinking about a lot of families. It’s been a bad couple of weeks. It’s nice to come here and get away from reality for a little bit.”

“I was trying to set a good pace but not get the tires too hot and keep them underneath me,” Dietrich said. “I would run the bottom or the top in three and four and I was committed to the top in one and two.”

Dietrich started second with Williams Grove winner Freddie Rahmer on the pole. Dietrich shot into the lead and never looked back as Rahmer settled into second and Brock Zearfoss third.

The leaders started lapping slower cars, but that did little to slow Dietrich down as his lead was over 2-seconds and increasing.

Zearfoss passed Rahmer for second during the final half of the feature. Cameron Smith also passed Rahmer, but he passed him back.

Dietrich cruised to the win over Zearfoss, Rahmer, Smith and Troy Wagaman Jr. Dylan Norris, Daryn Pittman, Bill Dietrich, Justin Whittall and Kyle Moody rounded out the top 10.

Rahmer was overall quick time with a lap of 14.315 earning an extra $500. Bill and Danny Dietrich, and Gerard McIntyre Jr. won the heat races each earning $200. Brandon Rahmer won the B-main.

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Rahmer won the sprint car feature Friday night at Williams Grove for his first win of the season there. Lance Dewease, Pittman, Wagaman Jr. and Kody Hartlaub completed the top five.

At Selinsgrove Speedway, Ken Duke Jr. of Selinsgrove won the 305-sprint car feature. It was his second win of the season there and ninth of his career, which is second all-time. Kreamer’s Kruz Kepner finished second and leads Duke by 50 points headed into the season finale Friday night. Logan Spahr, Kenny Heffner and John Braim completed the top five.

The late models competed in twin 20’s at Selinsgrove. Gregg Satterlee won the first feature over Dylan Yoder, Trever Feathers, Jeff Rine and Hayes Mattern. Rick Eckert won the second feature over Andrew Yoder, Rine, Shaun Jones and Mattern. Satterlee, of Indiana, Pa., and Eckert, of York, each earned $3,000 for their wins. Mattern, of Beavertown, set quick time at 18.369.

Eckert leads Mattern by 270 points going into the Friday night finale.

Michael Walter of Selinsgrove dominated the 360-sprint car National

Open for the United Racing Club. Josh Weller, Buddy Schweibinz, Chase Moran and Brandon McGough completed the top five. He earned $3,500.

Port Royal’s Lane Snook was back in victory lane again as he won the limited late model feature at Bedford Speedway Saturday night. Snook has dominated limited late model racing in the region this season and has started racing a super late model as well. He finished 17th and 11th in the features at Selinsgrove Friday night. Snook, the Port Royal track champion, has a 200 point lead over Andrew Yoder at Selinsgrove.

Selinsgrove and Williams Grove are back in action Friday night. It’s the regular season finale at Selinsgrove and the final Friday night before National Open weekend at Williams Grove.

The High Limit Sprint Car Series races Saturday night at Bridgeport (N.J.) Motorsports Park, and then Sunday at Path Valley Speedway,