Dorman, Wilber, Brewer, Wilson, and Heineman also visit victory lane at Stateline Speedway.

BUSTI, N.Y. — Cloudy, overcast skies provided a heavy and lightning-fast racing surface at Stateline Speedway on Saturday night, setting the stage for a spectacular evening of racing. Pro Stock competitors from far and wide descended on the historic Busti oval for the inaugural Dean Gibson Sr. Memorial, a massive $3,000-to-win headline event. The action-packed card was supported by the Super Late Models, RUSH Late Models, RUSH Pro Mods, RUSH Stock Cars, and Challengers.

Pro Stocks (Dean Gibson Sr. Memorial) Kyle Couchenour successfully defended his home turf in the 54-lap Dean Gibson Sr. Memorial, holding off a formidable roster of regional heavyweights that included Bobby Whitling, Chris Schneider, and Brandon Connor, alongside local standout Matt Sampson. Rocketing from the outside pole, Couchenour maintained his advantage through a chaotic battle in lapped traffic. Schneider found late-race speed around lap 30 but was unable to complete the pass, forcing him to settle for runner-up behind Couchenour’s triumphant run.

Super Late Models Bob Dorman out-dueled Jason Genco in the late stages of the 25-lap Super Late Model feature to secure the victory. While Genco committed to the high side, Dorman utilized the bottom groove to his advantage, ultimately capitalizing on a few late-race mistakes by Genco to make the winning pass. Further back, Ryan Scott put on a show for the fans, slicing through lapped traffic as he marched his way toward the front of the field.

RUSH Late Models Jake Wilber delivered a masterclass performance in RUSH Late Model competition. After Kassie Norman secured her first career heat race victory, Wilber quickly navigated around her on the initial start. From there, he drove a flawless 20-lap race, successfully holding off Andy Michael to capture the checkered flag.

Challengers Holden Heineman returned to his winning ways in the Challenger division, fending off a strong challenge from Annaleesa Diabo. Diabo, who won her heat race earlier in the evening, secured a strong runner-up finish. Last week’s winner, Pete Volpe, rounded out the podium in third. Bryce Anderson earned hard charger honors, advancing five positions through the field to claim a fourth-place result.

RUSH Pro Mods Veteran driver Al Brewer added another victory to his legendary career in the RUSH Pro Mod ranks. Brewer executed a late-race pass on Dean Ingalls to take the lead, and both drivers successfully held off Victor Earle Jr., who crossed the line to finish third.

RUSH Stock Cars In the evening’s nightcap, Raidden Wilson took top honors in the RUSH Stock Car feature. Wilson fended off a persistent challenge from Kaden Michael to secure the victory and close out the night’s racing action.

Upcoming Schedule Stateline Speedway returns to action on Saturday, June 27, featuring a historic night as the SCDRA Northeast Touring Series makes its first-ever visit to the Busti dirt oval. Further event details can be found on the track’s website and social media channels.

15 entries

Super Late Models

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 29-Jason Genco[1]; 2. 19-Bob Dorman[3]; 3. 2-David Parker[2]; 4. 7J-Kyle Bedell[7]; 5. B22-Bump Hedman[8]; 6. 16-Justin Carlson[5]; 7. 32-Wesley McCray[6]; 8. 14R-Tanner Ramsey[4]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. D1-Brandon Debrakeleer[3]; 2. 22B-Darrell Bossard[5]; 3. 22-Greg Oakes[1]; 4. 1-Wendell Pinckney[2]; 5. 15-Anthony Marotto[7]; 6. 0-Ryan Scott[4]; 7. 43X-Garrett Mott[6]

19 entries

RUSH Late Models

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 4S-Jake Wilber[2]; 2. 17X-Andy Michael[6]; 3. 5G-Scott Gurdak[3]; 4. 87-Randy Hall[4]; 5. 32M-Wesley McCray[10]; 6. 61S-Ward Schell[5]; 7. 49-William Pinckney[9]; 8. 27-Scott Dellahoy Jr[18]; 9. 6-Kassandra Norman[1]; 10. 2A-Austin Fitzgerald[15]; 11. 45-Chad Clement[8]; 12. 83-DJ Krug[14]; 13. 49H-John Haggerty[13]; 14. 33Z-Steve Houser[17]; 15. 86-Shawn Little[19]; 16. Y26-Gary Youngs[11]; 17. 23GB-Stephen Blodgett[12]; 18. 432-Hunter Proctor[7]; 19. (DNS) 32-Mitchell Hoffman

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 4S-Jake Wilber[4]; 2. 87-Randy Hall[1]; 3. 432-Hunter Proctor[3]; 4. 32M-Wesley McCray[5]; 5. 49H-John Haggerty[2]; 6. 32-Mitchell Hoffman[7]; 7. (DQ) 86-Shawn Little[6]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 6-Kassandra Norman[2]; 2. 61S-Ward Schell[4]; 3. 45-Chad Clement[3]; 4. Y26-Gary Youngs[6]; 5. 83-DJ Krug[5]; 6. 33Z-Steve Houser[1]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 5G-Scott Gurdak[1]; 2. 17X-Andy Michael[3]; 3. 49-William Pinckney[5]; 4. 23GB-Stephen Blodgett[4]; 5. 2A-Austin Fitzgerald[2]; 6. 27-Scott Dellahoy Jr[6]

16 entries

RUSH Pro Modifieds

A Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 71-Al Brewer[2]; 2. 36-Dean Ingalls[1]; 3. 25-Victor Earle JR[4]; 4. 15P-Adam Peterson[5]; 5. 48-Cody VanGuilder[9]; 6. 72V-Vaughn Nystrom[3]; 7. 22T-Tyler Oakes[15]; 8. 33-Josh Canfield[6]; 9. 78-Nick Arnold[11]; 10. 1W-Josh Wilcox[14]; 11. 24P-Tim Peterson[13]; 12. *61-Cody Rickard[8]; 13. 6-Dave Shagla Jr[12]; 14. F4-Greg Marsh[16]; 15. 10-Trenton Curry[10]; 16. 15-Derek Austin[7]

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 15P-Adam Peterson[2]; 2. 72V-Vaughn Nystrom[1]; 3. 36-Dean Ingalls[7]; 4. 15-Derek Austin[6]; 5. 48-Cody VanGuilder[4]; 6. 78-Nick Arnold[3]; 7. 24P-Tim Peterson[5]; 8. 22T-Tyler Oakes[8]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 25-Victor Earle JR[1]; 2. 71-Al Brewer[2]; 3. 33-Josh Canfield[5]; 4. *61-Cody Rickard[3]; 5. 10-Trenton Curry[6]; 6. 6-Dave Shagla Jr[4]; 7. 1W-Josh Wilcox[7]; 8. F4-Greg Marsh[8]

28 entries

Pro Stock

A Feature 1 (54 Laps): 1. 299-Kyle Couchenour[2]; 2. 55-Chris Schneider[7]; 3. 55C-Brandon Connor[3]; 4. 11R-Lane Reinwald[4]; 5. 17-Matt Sampson[6]; 6. 15M-Brent Marotto[12]; 7. 5B-Jason Black[15]; 8. 15-Bill Reeves[9]; 9. 21W-Chris Withers[19]; 10. 777-John Boardman[11]; 11. 124-Rodney Thoms[28]; 12. 31-Nick Robie[14]; 13. 9-William Applebee[8]; 14. 67-Jason Covey[1]; 15. 94B-David Baker[17]; 16. 7W-Bobby Whitling[5]; 17. X1-Dean Gibson Jr[13]; 18. 42-Phillip Powell[26]; 19. 27-Phoebe Tower[20]; 20. 04-Joseph Stajnrajh Jr[16]; 21. 99F-Gary Fisher[23]; 22. 02-Grant Richard[24]; 23. 28-Brian Wilson[10]; 24. 72-David Tower[18]; 25. 61M-Charlie McMillen[25]; 26. (DNS) X2-Dustin Gibson; 27. (DNS) 51-David Schauers; 28. (DQ) 11*-Justin Pratt[22]

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 67-Jason Covey[2]; 2. 9-William Applebee[1]; 3. 15-Bill Reeves[6]; 4. X1-Dean Gibson Jr[7]; 5. 94B-David Baker[5]; 6. 27-Phoebe Tower[4]; 7. 02-Grant Richard[3]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 55C-Brandon Connor[1]; 2. 299-Kyle Couchenour[3]; 3. 28-Brian Wilson[2]; 4. 31-Nick Robie[6]; 5. 72-David Tower[4]; 6. X2-Dustin Gibson[5]; 7. 61M-Charlie McMillen[7]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 55-Chris Schneider[3]; 2. 7W-Bobby Whitling[4]; 3. 777-John Boardman[6]; 4. 5B-Jason Black[5]; 5. 21W-Chris Withers[2]; 6. 11*-Justin Pratt[1]; 7. 42-Phillip Powell[7]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 17-Matt Sampson[5]; 2. 11R-Lane Reinwald[1]; 3. 15M-Brent Marotto[2]; 4. 04-Joseph Stajnrajh Jr[4]; 5. 124-Rodney Thoms[3]; 6. 99F-Gary Fisher[7]; 7. 51-David Schauers[6]

6 entries

RUSH Stock Cars

A Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 77-Raiddan Wilson[1]; 2. 17X-Kaden Michael[3]; 3. 22C-Cole Strickland[6]; 4. 67-Alex Bush[2]; 5. 55-Ken Moore Sr[4]; 6. 33-Dyllan Houser[5]

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 67-Alex Bush[1]; 2. 77-Raiddan Wilson[3]; 3. 17X-Kaden Michael[4]; 4. 22C-Cole Strickland[5]; 5. 55-Ken Moore Sr[2]; 6. 33-Dyllan Houser[6]

13 entries

Challengers (Mini Stocks)

A Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 32H-Holden Heineman[2]; 2. LIL40-Annaleesa Diablo[3]; 3. V53-Peter Volpe[6]; 4. 44-Bryce Anderson[9]; 5. 17A-Aaron Restivo[1]; 6. 234H-Brandon Huffman[11]; 7. 28-Rick Feely[8]; 8. 77-Andrew Faulkner[10]; 9. 140-Austin Phillips[7]; 10. 67-Vince Norton[12]; 11. 34H-Billi Jo Huffman[5]; 12. 27Y-Kayla York[13]; 13. 2B-Joe Boylan[4]

Heat 1 (6 Laps): 1. 2B-Joe Boylan[7]; 2. 32H-Holden Heineman[3]; 3. 17A-Aaron Restivo[1]; 4. 140-Austin Phillips[4]; 5. 44-Bryce Anderson[2]; 6. 234H-Brandon Huffman[5]; 7. 27Y-Kayla York[6]

Heat 2 (6 Laps): 1. LIL40-Annaleesa Diablo[5]; 2. V53-Peter Volpe[2]; 3. 34H-Billi Jo Huffman[1]; 4. 28-Rick Feely[6]; 5. 77-Andrew Faulkner[3]; 6. 67-Vince Norton[4]