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Wall Township, NJ – With just three nights of point racing left in the 2026 racing season at Wall Stadium, the points races are just starting to heat up. It seems like just a few weeks ago everything was getting underway in the month of May.
In the NASCAR Modifieds, Blake Barney and Steven Reed have been going back and forth throughout the season at the top, often being tied. This past Saturday, Barney regained the point lead with a fourth place finish where Reed finished sixth by just four points with two Modified points races left. Jimmy Blewett sits third in points just 45 out of the lead with James Blewett and defending champion Tyler Truex in fifth.
The Accurate Tree Service NASCAR Sportsman point battle is even closer with just 13 markers separating the top three. Zach Lenardo took over the point lead this past Saturday with his second feature event win of the year surpassing both Kevin Davison and Billy Both who finished sixth and 10th respectively. Lenardo leads by four over Davison and 13 over Both with three races remaining.
Quinn Trimmer sits fourth 62 back with Ryan Kuhlthau fifth 77 out of the lead.
WIth five wins and 11 top five’s through 14 races, Johnny Carpenter has been the model of consistency throughout the season in the O’Shea’s Auto Repair Factory Stocks as he leads by 20 over Elliott Wohl. Chris Lane is third 42 out of the lead with Jared Okerson and Brian Osborn rounding out the top five with just two point races left.
Doug Ashford holds a 25 point lead over Billy Pross in the Surfside Collision 4-Cylinders. Cory Carr sits third 36 out of the lead, TJ Graves is fourth with Kevin Carr fifth with three races remaining.
Mike Alcaro has dominated the Natural Design Co. Legends Cars in 2026 winning all seven features that he has competed in. Jack Gerzabek sits second 37 out of the lead, Thomas Schwarz is third with Lars Wilson and Mark Tischler fourth and fifth with two races remaining.
The ATQMRA TQ Midget point standings sees Kyle Taraska occupy the top spot on the cusp of two wins in 2026. Early season winner Geoffrey Sutton sits second 36 out of the lead while Blake Barney and Joey Payne are tied for third 40 out of the top spot. Jeff Kot completes the top five.
Information on how Wall Stadium competitors did in the NASCAR Weekly Series standings will be available at a later date.
Wall Stadium is back in action this coming Saturday night, September 26th with Youth Sports Night. All Kids 17 & under who show up in their youth sports jersey will be admitted for just $10. The NASCAR Modifieds will headline the racing program with a 40-lap feature along with the Accurate Tree Service NASCAR Sportsman, Surfside Collision 4-Cylinders and ATQMRA TQ Midgets.
Pit Gates will open at 1pm, Practice will start at 3pm when the grandstand gates unlock, Qualifying is at 5:00pm with main events starting at 6:30pm. Adult (18+) admission is $25, Seniors & Military w/ID are $20, Kids (7-17) are $15 while Children 6 & Under are Free.
Built on Speed, Fueled by History. Wall Stadium has been the home for Auto Racing at the Jersey Shore since 1950. For more information call 732-681-6400, email wallstaduminfo@gmail.com or visit wall-stadium.com.
