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High limit racing was in town to challenge the PA Posse at Port Royal Speedway for three nights of racing, culminating in the Tuscarora 50 on Saturday. Knoxville Raceway track champion Ryan Timms took the Thursday night show. Friday night action was won by PA's Chase Dietz for his 20th feature win of 2026.
James McFadden was driving Anthony Macri’s No. 39M and is now an Australian PA Posse member- claimed by winning the 59th annual Tuscarora 50 on Saturday night against the high limit regular drivers.
Danny Sams III and Kody Hartlaub led the field to the green flag and Kasey Khane, who started in the fourth spot, would get by Hartlaub for the runner up position by lap four and Tanner Holmes would follow suit on the same lap to break into a podium position. With 32 laps remaining James McFadden, who had started in the 11th position, would get into the mix as he would bypass Sams for the second spot.
A caution with 32 laps to go for Ryan Timms, McFadden would capitalize on the restart to duck to the bottom side of Holmes and overtake the Buch Motorsports No. 13 for the race lead.
The scheduled competition caution at lap 25 brought the field to a halt and allowed the crews to the track to make adjustments to their cars during a five-minute break. McFadden would continue in the lead as challenges for second through fifth would take place between Holmes, Rico Abreu, Troy Wagaman Jr. and Brent Marks.
At the end of the night, it would be James McFadden who would cross the finish line first, winning his first Tuscarora 50 worth $59,000.
Tanner Holmes would finish in the second spot and Brent Marks would round out the top three. Daison Pursley would pick the hard charger honors for passing 14 cars and finishing in the ninth position. Racing is now complete at the Speedway for the season.
Williams Grove Speedway will host the Kevin Gobrecht Classic Challenge for 410 sprint cars coming up this Friday night at 7:30 p.m. Part of the 2026 Hoosier Diamond Series, the Gobrecht Classic Challenge will pay the winner $6,000 to win plus it will make him eligible for a $3,000 bonus if he can go on to claim the Gobrecht Classic itself, held the next night at BAPS Motor Speedway.
The 358 sprints are also on the Friday racing program, competing in an event. Along with the chance for a $3,000 bonus if one driver can sweep both Gobrecht races on the weekend, every driver in the 410 sprint field Friday at Williams Grove Speedway will have the chance to pick up a separate $1,000 bonus on Saturday at BAPS.
Path Valley Speedway closes out the weekend on Sunday with another PA Posse 410 show.