Wednesday night's racing on September 7, 2022 was a bit different. It was the first night of non-points racing with the Sportsman class running on the 1/8 mile instead of the 1/4 in preparation of the upcoming bracket finals where all classes will be run on the 1/8 mile.
With three more weeks left of Wednesday night street races and test and tune, the Sportsman class will continue to run on the 1/8 mile while other classes will be 1/4 mile.
On Wednesday, September 14, the winner of the Sportsman class will represent the class in the King of the Track run off on Sunday, October 9 and on September 21st, special trophies are up for grabs. All nights will host test and tune for all mufflered vehicles with or without slicks.
Billy Kirpens Jr of Pittsfield, MA continued his championship ways by knocking down another win, this time winning a coveted Wally trophy in the NHRA.TV challenge when he defeated James Ferrara of Gansevoort, NY in the final. Joe Coss of Burlington, CT and Nelson Belot Jr of Dalton, MA, lost in the semi's.
Ken Boyer of Bondsville, MA took home the trophy in Street Stick when he defeated Colby Pitcher of Morris, CT. Marc Faucher of Cheshire, MA lost in the semi finals.
Bob Bradley of Fort Edward, NY defeated Duke Huyck of Valatie, NY in the final of Pure Street Motorcycle with Scott Adams of Queensbury, NY losing in the semi finals.
Ed Cooper on Conway, MA took home the trophy in Street Trophy whenhe defeated Lawrence Downer Jr of Valley Falls, NY. Anthony DePasquale of Valatie, NY lost in the semi finals.
