Current News Next Event: Friday, July 18th (Pete Loretto Memorial) Super Late Models are BACK on Friday, July 18th for the $4,000 to win ‘Pete Loretto Memorial’ presented by Briggs Transport! _________________________________________________ CONFIRMED: “T-Mac” Tim McCreadie will be in the house on Friday, July 18th, 2025! The Watertown, New York native and World of Outlaws Late Model Series regular will look to pilot his Briggs Transport #9 to a prestigious “Pete Loretto Memorial” victory in his first visit to the Delevan, NY oval.. Mark your calendars for one of T-Mac’s only stops in his home state for 2025! _________________________________________________ 2025 Schedule Adjustment A schedule adjustment for the remainder of the 2025 season at Freedom Motorsports Park is going to be made this week. Our next event will now be the makeup for the rained out Super Late Model Pete Loretto Memorial now taking place on Friday, July 18th. World of Outlaws regular Tim McCreadie has indicated that he is going to come back for the event along with Max Blair, who also now has it on his schedule. We will also be running the All Star Circuit of Champions show on Friday, September 5th. It will be the first time ever that 410 Sprint Cars will compete at Freedom. The June 13th, June 25th, July 11th & August 1st events are going to be canceled effective immediately… A lot of factors went into this decision over the last few months. The facility needs a lot of upgrades for the events that are coming up. Our Spring seems to be too wet every year to get those things done and Fall does not budget me any time to do those upgrades either. Some of which include adding close to 1,000 seats to our grandstand area, a complete overhaul of the front straightaway catch fence, some milling and walkway work around the grandstands. Along with clearing out the rear of the facility where there is 10 acres for a camping area and additional parking amongst other things. My workload at my primary business, BR Machine Works has increased dramatically which is problematic with the time allotted to work on a racetrack. As well as some family matters that are going to need my attention in the near future, so the decision has been made to drastically cut our schedule back. We at Freedom Motorsports Park thank you for your continued support and your understanding in this matter. Thanks, Bob Reis (Owner/Promoter) _________________________________________________ Looking to gain visibility to your business? Click for contact information! free jamaican dating site dating mason jars DAVIS LEADS WINNERS ON NIGHT ONE OF FREEDOM’S FALL CLASSIC ARCADE, NY…Bright sunny skies turned into a beautiful night at Freedom Motorsports Park for the first night of the Fall Classic, which featured the Mike Duclon Memorial for RUSH Crate Late Models as well as the Allegheny Sprint Tour and other support classes. In the 30-lap RUSH Crate Late Model feature, Austin Allen and Bryce Davis pulled an advantage and battled for the lead while Brock Pinkerous, Jeremy Wonderling, and Andy Michael made their way past Paul Grigsby, who fell back a bit. Davis kept the pressure on Allen, and as the pair encountered the tail of the lead lap, Allen made a slight mistake that allowed Davis to take the lead. The first caution flag didn’t wave till Brady Wonderling stopped in turn four on lap 20, which allowed Jeremy Wonderling and Michael to regain track position for the run to the finish. Wonderling made a charge from fourth to second on the restart, but Davis kept his composure at the front and held him off for the win and a $2,058 payday, pllus lap money. Heats for the RUSH Crate Late Models were won by Jeremy Wonderling, Austin Houser, and Brock Pinkerous. The Allegheny Sprint Tour, a Racesaver 305 Sprint series, ran the first of its two scheduled events for Fall Classic weekend with a 20-lap feature Friday night. Jarrett Cavalet and Timmy Ritter battled for the early lead as Nolan Groves and Zach Rhodes had a race for third. Johnny Smith was able to break out of a battle with Andy Priest and Jarrett Rosencrance for fifth as the top half of the pack strung out in the final few laps of the event Cavalet, who had never seen or heard of the track before this visit, took the win. Allegheny Sprint Tour heats were won by Nolan Groves and Andy Priest. In the 20-lap RUSH Pro Mod feature, Steve Dixon and Zain Harvey traded the lead till Harvey came out on top on lap 3. Steve Watson took advantage of a Tom Kemp mistake to slide into third as the leaders pulled away. A lap 7 caution for a multi car spin in turn four bunched the field for a restart. Dixon and Harvey battled side by side for the lead as John Woodward moved into third at halfway. Dixon pressured Harvey for the lead till Harvey spun in turn one, giving Dixon the top spot and left Woodward to battle Steve Watson for second. At the finish, Dixon pulled away again and had several car lengths in the bank as he crossed under the checkered flag. RUSH Pro Mod heats were won by JD Chamberlain and Nick Arnold. The RUSH Stock cars saw Alex Busch battle Kaden Michael for the race lead, with Busch pulling a gap on Michael, who soon had to contend with Raiddan Wilson in a battle for second. Busch made a mistake coming off turn four on lap 12 and Michael and Wilson raced by. Michael then broke on the final lap and Wilson got by and went from third to first in two laps! The RUSH Stock Car heat was won by Cameron Kramer. In the Mini Stock feature, Brad Whiteside led at the green with Chris Leone battling Preston and Ridge Cobb for position until Preston had an issue and spun on the frontstretch, fortunately not collecting any other cars. On the restart, Whiteside held court at the front of the pack as Andy Schumaker and Don Whiteside fought it out for third and fourth. A lap 9 caution brought the field back together, and Brad Whiteside again opened a gap that he held to the checkered flag. Mini Stock heats were won by Don Whiteside, Chris Leone, and Andy Schumaker. The Bandit feature event saw Chase Tidd grab the lead on the first lap and led the entire distance to take the victory. Abby Chamberlain held off Khloe Griffin till the last lap when Griffin swept into second place. The Bandit heat was won by Khloe Griffin. Racing continues on night two of the Fall Classic at Freedom Motorsports Park with the return of the Super Late Models and a second night of action for the Allegheny Sprint Tour, along with support divisions. Action begins at 6:30 p.m. For more information, visit https://freedommotorsportspark.com/josh-hutcherson-dating/ on the web or on Facebook. RACE SUMMARY-CLOSE RACING SUPPLY FALL CLASSIC NIGHT 1-FREEDOM MOTORSPORTS PARK-SETPEMBER 13, 2024 MIKE DUCLON MEMORIAL FOR RUSH CRATE LATE MODELS-BRYCE DAVIS, Jeremy Wonderling, Austin Allen, Andy Michael, Austin Hauser, Chuck Lafleur, Paul Grigsby, Bill Holmes, Brad Mesler, Kurt Stebbins, Jake Wilbur, DJ Krug, Brock Pinkerous, Dustin Waters, Brady Wonderling, Rob Middleton, Mark Sundt, TJ Downs, Ward Schell, Jason Genco. ALLEGHENY SPRINT TOUR-JARRETT CAVALET, Timmy Bittner, Nolan Groves, Zach Rhodes, Johnny Smith, Andy Priest, Jarrett Rosencrance, Jake Gomala, Hunter Hite, Jim Pattock, Ace Pruitt (DNS). RUSH PRO MODS-STEVE DIXON, John Woodward, Steve Watson, Zain Harvey, Critter Hemphill, Josh Wilcox, Tyler Oakes, Derek Austin, Bill Demick, Tim Schram, Tom Kemp, Nick Arnold, JD Chamberlain, Josh Canfield. RUSH STOCK CARS-RAIDDAN WILSON, Alex Busch, Cole Strickland, William Baker, Kaden Michael, Cameron Kramer. MINI STOCKS-BRAD WHITESIDE, Chris Leone, Andy Schumaker, Don Whiteside, Dennis Harrison, Bill Weatherley, James Gayton, Ken Weatherley, Kyle Casper, Larry Wise, Shianne Putt, Paige Gayton, Tanner Shaw, Dylan Story, Phillip Vaughn, Ridge Cobb, Kaylee Bacon, Cody Wise, Preston Cobb, Shawn Tidd (DNS). BANDITS-CHASE TIDD, Khloe Griffin, Abby Chamberlain. MIKE KNIGHT TAKES BIG WIN AT FREEDOM MOTORSPORTS PARK IN THE PETE LORETTO MEMORIAL PRESENTED BY BRIGGS TRANSPORT ARCADE, NY…For once, the weather went to the south of Bixby Hill on a Friday night, and fans came out to enjoy a night’s racing at Freedom Motorsports Park presented by Briggs Transport. In the headline Pete Loretto Memorial for the Super Late Models, Mike Knight led the first three laps until Kyle Bedell moved past him into the race lead. Chub Frank battled up into the top three and raced Knight for second as the leader started working through traffic. Bedell got caught up in the traffic and slid high, allowing Knight to retake the lead. The race’s first yellow didn’t come until Douglas Eck’s spin on lap 25. One more caution with two to go set up a shootout, and perhaps one of the wildest finishes in Freedom history. As the field came to the conclusion of lap 30, off turn four, Knight’s car slowed and Frank tried to avoid him, literally pushing him across the finish. Frank got under Knight’s car past the flagstand, got sideways, and Greg Oakes and Bump Hedman piled in, which sent Frank’s car into a single roll, landing on its wheels. Knight’s car had to be pushed to Victory Lane, while most of the rest of the top five went out on tow trucks or rollbacks. Super Late Model heats were won by Dylan Cecce and Greg Oakes. In the RUSH Pro Mod feature, Zain Harvey rocketed to the lead over JD Chamberlain, who moved past Steve Watson in the early laps. As Harvey extended the lead, Tim Wilcox was on a charge from the back of the field into the top five. He battled with John Woodward as the final laps went by, with Harvey continuing to hold the top spot. In a caution-free event, Harvey took a dominant victory over Chamberlain, followed by Watson, Tyler Oakes, and Jeff Canfield. RUSH Pro Mods heats were won by John Woodward and Zain Harvey. In the 15-lap RUSH Stock Car feature, Kaiden Michael took the lead from Cody Strickland and pulled away until a late race caution for Raiddan Wilson’s spin bunched the field for the restart. Michael was again able to pull away and took the victory over Strickland, while Wilson spun and collected Kamron Kramer. Alex Busch and Cody Rickard slipped in to take third and fourth. The RUSH Stock Car heat was won by Cody Strickland. The Bandit 10-lap feature had Khloe Griffin get out front with Chase Tidd moving past Addy Chamberlain for second. Tidd tried to run down Griffin, but Khloe maintained a solid advantage to the checkers for the win, followed by Tidd and Chamberlain. The Bandit heat was captured by Chase Tidd. The Mini Late Models ran a feature-only format for the night, and in the 15 lap contest, Ron Eaton and Josh Outman battled side by side for several laps.until Eaton spun…at the same time that Nate Kolson had a front end issue, bringing the yellow out with six laps to go. Outman was able to pull away from Jesse Isadore to take the win, followed by Eaton, Camden Sherwood, and Kolson. The next event on the Freedom Motorsports Park calendar will be on Friday night, July 12th, with the running of the ‘Summer Sizzler’. Crate Late Models will top the card with an appearance by the UMP Modifieds. RUSH Pro Mods, RUSH Stock Cars, Mini Late Models, and Bandits will round out the program, with racing getting underway at 7:30 p.m. For more information, visit http://www.freedommotorsportspark.com RACE RESULTS-FREEDOM MOTORSPORTS PARK-JUNE 14, 2024 PETE LORETTO MEMORIAL FOR SUPER LATE MODELS-MIKE KNIGHT, Chub Frank, Greg Oakes, Bump hedman, Andy Boozel, Doug Eck, Bob Dorman, Jason Genco, Kyle Bedell, Ryan Scott, Jason Dobson, Dylan Cecce, Garrett Mott, Douglas Eck, Kyle Wiser, Chevy Scott. RUSH PRO MODS-ZAIN HARVEY, JD Chamberlain, Steve Watson, Tyler Oakes, Jeff Canfield, Tim Wilcox, John Woodward, Bill Holmes, Tom Kemp, Cody Rickard. RUSH STOCK CARS-KAIDEN MICHAEL, Cody Strickland, Alex Busch, Cody Rickard, Raiddan Wilson, Kamron Kramer. MINI LATE MODELS-JOSH OUTMAN, Jesse Isadore, Ron Eaton, Camden Sherwood, Nate Kolson. BANDITS-KHLOE GRIFFIN, Chase Tidd, Addy Chamberlain. DYLAN CECCE TAKES THE RON BAKER MEMORIAL AT FREEDOM MOTORSPORTS PARK ARCADE, NY…It was a picture perfect weather evening for the Season Opener at Freedom Motorsports Park, headlined by the Ron Baker Memorial for the Super Late Models. Jason Genco and Dylan Cecce brought the field to green for the 30-lap Super Late Model feature, but Genco spun and collected several cars on a second attempt to start the race. After the restart, Cecce pulled away from Kyle Bedell with Nick Eck in third. Ryan Scott and Doug Eck both had mechanical issues and dropped to the infield as Cecce extended his lead and started putting cars a lap down. As the race continued, Cecce picked his way through traffic while Nick Eck tried to stave off challenges from Andy Boozel and Logan Jaquay. Heats for the Super Late Models were won by Dylan Cecce and Nick Eck. Josh WIlcox grabbed the early lead at the start of the 20-lap RUSH Pro Mod feature but on lap 3, a multi-car tangle brought out a red flag, sending Zain Harvey to the pits and damaging the rides of Tyler Oakes, Richard Hemphill, Steve Watson, Garrett Miller, and Ian Digolier. On the restart, Wilcox built a lead over Josh Canfield and Bill Holmes as Al Brewer and John Woodward battled for fourth. At the halfway point, Wilcox had a straightaway lead over Holmes, while JD Chamberlain raced Brewer for third. Wilcox was able to work through lapped traffic and took a commanding win over Holmes and Brewer, with Canfield coming back to nip Chamberain at the line for fourth. RUSH Pro Mod heats were won by Bill Holmes, Zain Harvey, and Derek Austin. The 15-lap RUSH Stock Car feature saw a good lead battle between Cole Strickland and Kaden Michael for the race lead. That duo pulled away from Camron Kramer and Cody Rickard as the race progressed into its second half, and Michael made numerous attempts to pass for the lead. Strickland was up to the task and held off Michael for the win, with Kramer, Rickard, and Raiddan Wilson completing the top five. The RUSH Stock car heat was won by Camron Kramer. A great race between Wesley Houghtaling and Preston Cobb broke out at the beginning of the 15-lap Mini Stock feature, with Houghtaling holding off Cobb as James Guyton grabbed the thrid spot from Dante Mancuso. In the final few laps, Houghtaling was able to pull out a few car lengths on Cobb and held the margin to the finish. Cobb had to settle for second, followed by Guyton, Mancuso, and Dennis Harrison. Eric Wise and Wesley Houghtalking captured wins in the Mini Stock heats. The Mini Late Model feature was led at the start by Cameron Sherwood, but Nate Koson was able to grab the top spot on lap 2. Koson pulled away from a battle between Jessy and Rick Isador and took the comfortable win, with Rick beating Jessy for the second spot. Josh Outman and Cameron Sherwood rounded out the top five. Mini Late Model heats were won by Rob Eaton and Nate Koson. Khloe Griffin made the pass on Chase Tidd on lap 2 of the Bandit feature and cruised home with the win, followed by Addy Chamberlain and Tidd. Griffin took the checkers in the Bandit heat race. Racing at Freedom Motorsports Park continues on Saturday, June 8th with the first appearance of the season for the Empire Super Sprints for the Kurt Miller Memorial. The RUSH Pro Mods and RUSH Stock Cars will also be on the card and wil be joined by the NY6A Micro Sprint Tour, as well as the Bandit division. For more information on that event, or the remainder of the 2024 special events at Freedom Motorsports Park, visit www.freedommotorsportspark.com or like Freedom Motorsports Park on Facebook. RACE RESULTS-RON BAKER MEMORIAL-FREEDOM MOTORSPORTS PARK-MAY 24, 2024 SUPER LATE MODELS-DYLAN CECCE, Kyle Bedell, Nick Eck, Andy Boozel, Logan Jaquay, Greg Oakes, Bob Dormier, Jason Dobson, Kyle Wiser, Doug Eck, Douglas Eck, Ryan Scott, Jason Genco, Bill DuBois (DNS), Garrett Mott (DNS). RUSH PRO MODS-JOSH WILCOX, Bill Holmes, Al Brewer, Josh Canfield, JD Chamberlain, Richard Hemphill, Tim Schram, Derek Austin, Steve Watson, Tom Kemp, Cody Rickard, John Woodward, Ryan Sanders, Zain Harvey, Tyler Oakes, Tom Root, Ian Degolier, Garrett Miller, Nick Arnold (DNS). RUSH STOCK CARS-COLE STRICKLAND, Kaden Michael, Camron Kramer, Cody Rickard, Raiddan Wilson, Jimmy Roberson. MINI STOCKS-WESLEY HOUGHTALING, Preston Cobb, James Guyton, Dante Mancuso, Dennis Harrison, Bill Weatherley, Ken Weatherley, Eric Wise, Raiddan Wilson (DNS). MINI LATE MODELS-NATE KOSON, Rick Isador, Jessy Isador, Josh Outman, Cameron Sherwood, Bob Swanson. BANDITS-KHLOE GRIFFIN, Addy Chamberlain, Chase Tidd.