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In his 30th start at the Port Royal Speedway, Rico Abreu finally visited victory lane at “The Speed Palace” on Saturday night – winning the 57th annual Tuscarora 50.
After starting third, Abreu quickly moved the #24 into second off the start and hounded seven-time Tuscarora 50 champion Lance Dewease for the opening 14 laps before he was able to swoop by in lap traffic on Lap 15. From there, it was about survival as Abreu methodically managed his tires and held on for a $58,500 payday with some extra money from the DURST Dice Roll.
It was Abreu’s seventh trip to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane this year, extending his record as winningest driver in Kubota High Limit Racing history with 11 career wins. He is now second in the championship standings as he moved past the Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC with ten races left.
TJ Stutts continued his career year with a second-place finish on Saturday night, banking $20,000 for his runner-up result at the Tuscarora 50. Fellow Pennsylvania Posse racer Anthony Macri followed him to the line with a $10,000 third-place finish.
Closing out the top-10 at Port Royal was Logan Wagner, Justin Whittall, Freddie Rammer, Parker Price-Miller, Justin Peck, Chase Dietz, and Aaron Reutzel.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (9/7/24)
Port Royal Speedway (Port Royal, PA)
Capital Custom Trailers QuickTime – Tyler Courtney (17.204)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner – TJ Stutts
DMI Heat Two Winner – Chase Dietz
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner – Freddie Rahmer
Winters Performance Heat Four Winner – Lance Dewease
FK Rod Ends Heat Five Winner – Logan Wagner
Rod End Supply Heat Six Winner – Rico Abreu
C-Main Winner – Chris Windom
B-Main Winner – Troy Wagaman Jr.
Jake’s Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award – Rico Abreu (18.951)
Hard Charger – Michael Walter +12, 26th-to-14th
Lap Leaders – Lance Dewease 1-14; Rico Abreu 15-50.
Kubota A Feature (50 Laps): 1. 24-Rico Abreu[3]; 2. 11-TJ Stutts[2]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri[10]; 4. 69K-Logan Wagner[6]; 5. 67-Justin Whittall[8]; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer[4]; 7. 9P-Parker Price Miller[15]; 8. 13-Justin Peck[14]; 9. 1Z-Chase Dietz[5]; 10. 87-Aaron Reutzel[20]; 11. 5C-Dylan Cisney[12]; 12. 55W-Mike Wagner[13]; 13. 49-Brad Sweet[19]; 14. 77-Michael Walter[26]; 15. 19-Brent Marks[27]; 16. 83-James McFadden[25]; 17. 8-Cory Eliason[22]; 18. 27-Troy Wagaman Jr[21]; 19. 48-Danny Dietrich[18]; 20. 12H-Blane Heimbach[17]; 21. 26-Zeb Wise[16]; 22. 12-Lance Dewease[1]; 23. 88-Sye Lynch[9]; 24. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[7]; 25. 21-Brian Brown[23]; 26. 5W-Lucas Wolfe[24]; 27. 1A-Jacob Allen[28]; 28. 14-Corey Day[11]
Updated Championship Standings (After 44/54 Races):
- Kasey Kahne Racing #49 – Brad Sweet (2,624 PTS… -)
- Rico Abreu Racing #24 – Rico Abreu (2,394 PTS… -230)
- Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC – Tyler Courtney (2,354 PTS… -270)
- Murray-Marks Motorosports #19 – Brent Marks (2,237 PTS… -387)
- Roth Motorsports #83 – James McFadden (2,236 PTS… -388)
- Jason Meyers Racing #14 – Corey Day (2,184 PTS… -440)
- Buch Motorsports #13 – Justin Peck (2,172 PTS… -452)
- PPM Racing #9P – Parker Price-Miller (2,010 PTS… -614)
- CJB Motorsports #5 – Spencer Bayston (1,970 PTS… -654)
- Ridge & Sons Racing #8 – Cory Eliason (1,884 PTS… -740)
- Rod Gross Motorsports #88 – Tanner Thorson (1,842 PTS… -782)
- Rudeen Racing #26 – Zeb Wise (1,826 PTS… -798)
- Shark Racing #1A – Jacob Allen (1,656 PTS… -968)
- Kasey Kahne Racing #9 – Kasey Kahne (1,655 PTS… -969)
- Vermeer Motorsports #55 – Chris Windom (1,564 PTS… -1060)
- Crouch Motorsports #1 – Brenham Crouch (1,343 PTS… -1271)
UP NEXT: Another weekend in Pennsylvania is on tap for Kubota High Limit Racing as the series heads for Sarver, PA’s Lernerville Speedway on Friday and Saturday, September 13-14 for the $50,000-to-win Commonwealth Clash.
Article Credit: Brian Walker
