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By Brad Strawser
PORT ROYAL — Port Royal Speedway is proud to announce that J&S Classics has been named the presenting sponsor of the Living Legends Dream Race, set for Saturday, Aug. 22, highlighted by a $20,000-to-win 410 Sprint Car feature that celebrates the rich history of dirt track racing at the Juniata County half-mile.
Since its inception, the Living Legends Dream Race has been about more than just the winner’s paycheck. The event was created to honor the individuals who built the foundation of the sport while rewarding the local teams and drivers who continue to support Port Royal Speedway and represent the strength of Central Pennsylvania dirt track racing each week.
That mission made the partnership with J&S Classics and owner Sandy Kline a natural fit.
Kline stepped forward to support the event because of her passion for local racing and her appreciation for the teams that compete at Port Royal Speedway and throughout Central Pennsylvania on a regular basis. Her commitment to those racers aligns perfectly with the vision of the Living Legends Dream Race, making the decision to become the event’s presenting sponsor an easy one.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Sandy Kline and J&S Classics as the presenting sponsor of the Living Legends Dream Race,” said Steve O’Neal, lead promoter of Port Royal Speedway. “Sandy understands what this event represents. It isn’t just another race. It’s a celebration of the people who built racing up here at Port Royal Speedway and the local teams who continue that tradition every Saturday night. Having someone who shares that passion behind the event means a great deal to our speedway.”
This year’s Living Legends Dream Race will once again honor three individuals whose contributions have left an unforgettable mark on the sport. As previously announced, Davey Brown, Don Kreitz Jr., and Tom Peck will be recognized as the track’s 2026 Living Legends.
Port Royal Speedway extends its sincere appreciation to Sandy Kline and J&S Classics for investing in an event that not only honors the legends of the sport but also continues to support the local racers who make Central Pennsylvania sprint car racing one of the premier racing regions in the country.