The Zimmer Service Center ULMS Late Model Series returned to Bradford Speedway for the first time in 2021 and a familiar face found victory lane. David Scott of Garland, PA picked up his 14th career ULMS win and his second ULMS win at Bradford last night holding off Max Blair in a two lap shootout to conclude the 30 lap event that paid $3000 to win.

David Scott and Max Blair paced the 18 car field to the green flag. Slowride earned the pole position due to his Jay’s Auto Wrecking Pole Scramble win immediately took the lead at the start before the yellow lights flashed for Chew on This Jerky ULMS Rookie of Year contender, Ryan Scott. A complete restart saw Slowride in the Terry Suppa owned #4s Lazer Chassis back to the front with Blair, Wyatt Scott, Bryce Davis and Greg Oakes completing the top five. Caution on lap two again for Ryan Scott who was having a bad night on the highbank ¼ oval.

The race restarted and Bryce Davis used the high line to jump to third and on lap four moved into second ahead of Blair. The 2019 ULMS Bradford winner was looking to chase down the Slowride machine, but Blair came charging back to regain second as Davis slipped high and seventh place starter, Mike Wonderling Jr quickly jumped into third and was knocking on the door of Blair for second. With ten in the books Scott was still out front with Blair, Wonderling, Wyatt Scott and Oakes now in fifth.

At the halfway point, Oakes had moved into fourth as the former two time ULMS Bradford Speedway winner was now starting to make his charge to the front. Wyatt Scott moved back to fourth behind Wonderling on lap 19. The final ten laps, Blair started to make a charge on Slowride as Wonderling was sitting in third and Oakes was back on the charge against the younger Scott as they swapped fourth on consecutive laps. Lap 25 saw Wyatt take third from Wonderling and Oakes put the #18 of Wonderling back another position on lap 26. With two laps to go the yellow lights came on as disaster struck for Wonderling who came to a stop in turn 4 and collecting Bryce Davis who had no where to go. Both were finished for the evening and setting up a two lap dash to see John Powell’s double checkers.

The two lap shoot out saw Blair slide high in turn one and two and Wyatt Scott slipping by quickly for second only to see the lights come on again for Joe Petyak who spun setting up a second two lap finale restart. This time, Blair hit his marks in turn one and two and charged past Slowride down the backstraight and the pair charged out of turn 4 side by side with the #4s having a slight advantage as the white flag flew. Slowride kept the #111v of Blair behind him on the final lap to secure the win over Blair, Wyatt Scott, Oakes, Damien Bidwell, Deshawn Gingerich, Zach Wiech, Ryan Scott, Jason Dobson and Jason Harmon rounded out the top ten.

David Scott drives the Terry Suppa owned #4s Lazer Chassis that receives sponsor and product help from Klassy Nails by Kim, Rays Carpette Inc, Rod Johnson Construction, Carquest -CarGo Auto Parts, CRS Racing Supply, CarSmile Detailing and Wipers, Jay’s Automotive and Used Cars, Mister Glass, Race Cars by BA (Brad Nolte) Genesis Shocks, Craiger Race Engines, 955 Automotive, Neff Landscaping, Lazer Chassis, RGTS Rental Properties, K and M Family Home Creations, Orries Motorcycle Repair, Gary and Michelle McDowell, Skip and Lisa Lindemuth, Nick and Deb Prozeller Gas Hole, Kyle Nolte and family, Russell Roller Rink, Andrews Auto Salvage, S and S Repair Shop, Dynamic Drivelines, Wehrs Machine, Winters Performance Products, Penn Grade Motor Oil, Rayburn Race Cars, Hoosier Tire, Sunoco Race Fuels by Insinger, Absolute Powder Coating, Animal Graphics and Signs.  The win was David Scott’s 13th career series win as he sits second on the all time wins list.

The Zimmer Service Center ULMS Late Model Series will be back in action on Saturday June 19 and Sunday June 20 with a ULMS North and South Region events at Woodhull Raceway on June 19th and the series first ever visit to the new Bloomsburg Fair Speedway on Sunday June 20. Both events will pay $3000 to the winner in a $15,000 purse.

ULMS RACING SERIES is proudly supported by Zimmer’s Service Center, TheCushion, Close Racing Supply, Precise Racing, Hoosier Tire Mid Atlantic, Lias Tire, American Racer Tire, Murphy’s Logging, Chew on this Jerky, C&J Dairy, Titusville Dairy, Viper Motorsports, Insinger Performance, VP Race Fuels, MACH Auto Detailing, WEHRS Machine & Racing Products, DirtDefender, Jay’s Auto Wrecking, Genesis Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, Integra Shocks, Keizer Wheels, Cousins Designs, Dynamic Drivelines, Beyea Headers, Mary Norgrove Notary Public, Jays Automotive, Phantom Signs & Graphics, Vahlco Wheels, Accelo Race Wear, Bernheisel Race Components and PennGrade 1® High Performance Oil.
RESULTS:
DAVID SCOTT, Max Blair, Wyatt Scott, Greg Oakes, Damien Bidwell, Deshawn Gingerich, Zach Wiech, Ryan Scott, Jason Dobson, Jason Harmon, Joe Petyak, Mike Wonderling, Bryce Davis, Billy Eash, Clayton Tarabori, Garrett Mott, Cody Egner, Mike Smith (DNS)

Zimmer Service Center Heat #1
Blair, W Scott, Wonderling, Petyak, Gingerich, Smith

TheCushion.com Heat #2
D. Scott, Oakes, Dobson, Bidwell, Harmon, R. Scott

Hoosier Tire Heat #3
Davis, Mott, Eash, Tarabori, Egner, Weich

The Zimmer Service Center ULMS Late Model Series returned to Bradford Speedway for the first time in 2021 and a familiar face found victory lane. David Scott of Garland, PA picked up his 14th career ULMS win and his second ULMS win at Bradford last night holding off Max Blair in a two lap shootout to conclude the 30 lap event that paid $3000 to win.

David Scott and Max Blair paced the 18 car field to the green flag. Slowride earned the pole position due to his Jay’s Auto Wrecking Pole Scramble win immediately took the lead at the start before the yellow lights flashed for Chew on This Jerky ULMS Rookie of Year contender, Ryan Scott. A complete restart saw Slowride in the Terry Suppa owned #4s Lazer Chassis back to the front with Blair, Wyatt Scott, Bryce Davis and Greg Oakes completing the top five. Caution on lap two again for Ryan Scott who was having a bad night on the highbank ¼ oval.

The race restarted and Bryce Davis used the high line to jump to third and on lap four moved into second ahead of Blair. The 2019 ULMS Bradford winner was looking to chase down the Slowride machine, but Blair came charging back to regain second as Davis slipped high and seventh place starter, Mike Wonderling Jr quickly jumped into third and was knocking on the door of Blair for second. With ten in the books Scott was still out front with Blair, Wonderling, Wyatt Scott and Oakes now in fifth.

At the halfway point, Oakes had moved into fourth as the former two time ULMS Bradford Speedway winner was now starting to make his charge to the front. Wyatt Scott moved back to fourth behind Wonderling on lap 19. The final ten laps, Blair started to make a charge on Slowride as Wonderling was sitting in third and Oakes was back on the charge against the younger Scott as they swapped fourth on consecutive laps. Lap 25 saw Wyatt take third from Wonderling and Oakes put the #18 of Wonderling back another position on lap 26. With two laps to go the yellow lights came on as disaster struck for Wonderling who came to a stop in turn 4 and collecting Bryce Davis who had no where to go. Both were finished for the evening and setting up a two lap dash to see John Powell’s double checkers.

The two lap shoot out saw Blair slide high in turn one and two and Wyatt Scott slipping by quickly for second only to see the lights come on again for Joe Petyak who spun setting up a second two lap finale restart. This time, Blair hit his marks in turn one and two and charged past Slowride down the backstraight and the pair charged out of turn 4 side by side with the #4s having a slight advantage as the white flag flew. Slowride kept the #111v of Blair behind him on the final lap to secure the win over Blair, Wyatt Scott, Oakes, Damien Bidwell, Deshawn Gingerich, Zach Wiech, Ryan Scott, Jason Dobson and Jason Harmon rounded out the top ten.

David Scott drives the Terry Suppa owned #4s Lazer Chassis that receives sponsor and product help from Cargo Auto Parts, Close Racing Supply, Ray’s Carpet Store, Johnson Construction, Neff Landscaping, Andrews Auto Salvage, Car Smile, Jay’s Automotive, Mister Glass, Sunoco Race Fuels by Insinger Performance, PennGrade High Performance Oil. The win was David Scott’s 13th career series win as he sits second on the all time wins list.

The Zimmer Service Center ULMS Late Model Series will be back in action on Saturday June 19 and Sunday June 20 with a ULMS North and South Region events at Woodhull Raceway on June 19th and the series first ever visit to the new Bloomsburg Fair Speedway on Sunday June 20. Both events will pay $3000 to the winner in a $15,000 purse.

ULMS RACING SERIES is proudly supported by Zimmer’s Service Center, TheCushion, Close Racing Supply, Precise Racing, Hoosier Tire Mid Atlantic, Lias Tire, American Racer Tire, Murphy’s Logging, Chew on this Jerky, C&J Dairy, Titusville Dairy, Viper Motorsports, Insinger Performance, VP Race Fuels, MACH Auto Detailing, WEHRS Machine & Racing Products, DirtDefender, Jay’s Auto Wrecking, Genesis Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, Integra Shocks, Keizer Wheels, Cousins Designs, Dynamic Drivelines, Beyea Headers, Mary Norgrove Notary Public, Jays Automotive, Phantom Signs & Graphics, Vahlco Wheels, Accelo Race Wear, Bernheisel Race Components and PennGrade 1® High Performance Oil.
RESULTS:
DAVID SCOTT, Max Blair, Wyatt Scott, Greg Oakes, Damien Bidwell, Deshawn Gingerich, Zach Wiech, Ryan Scott, Jason Dobson, Jason Harmon, Joe Petyak, Mike Wonderling, Bryce Davis, Billy Eash, Clayton Tarabori, Garrett Mott, Cody Egner, Mike Smith (DNS)

Zimmer Service Center Heat #1
Blair, W Scott, Wonderling, Petyak, Gingerich, Smith

TheCushion.com Heat #2
D. Scott, Oakes, Dobson, Bidwell, Harmon, R. Scott

Hoosier Tire Heat #3
Davis, Mott, Eash, Tarabori, Egner, Weich