Another weekend of up and down weather saw cancellations at Williams Grove and Port Royal and Lincoln with a scheduled break, so it was left to BAPS Motor Speedway on Sunday afternoon and it turned out to be a beautiful day.

It was especially great for Troy Wagaman Jr., who took the Keystone King victory over Freddie Rahmer,who finished in second. Chase Dietz claimed third followed by Danny Dietrich, Anthony Macri, Dylan Norris, Lance Dewease, who is the current PA Posse leader came home in seventh.

The 358 sprint cars were also in action and Cody Fletcher started fifth and came home the winner, followed closely by 10th-place starter Derek Locke, Eli Tuckey, Cole Young and Adam Carberry.

Next weekend Baps moves to Saturday night for the Smokey Frye Tribute Race with super sportsman, late models, extreme stocks and limited stocks.

Williams Grove returns Friday night, and Saturday at Lincoln and Port Royal Speedways.