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Pretty cool contest from Caden Tufts Racing!

TIM'S CORNER LIVE!: The Gallon's Sharp Shooters at Speedway 660 will race their annual Gunslinger 75 this Saturday evening in the memory of our good friend Randy Titus. Glyn Nott joins us to lead off Tim's Corner LIVE! this evening to chat about the event, racing and share some stories.

Green flag at 7pm Atlantic - join us then on our page.

TIM'S CORNER LIVE!: The pole sitter for The Summer Clash 250 in 2025 has been quite busy in the last 12 months. NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Rookie Cole Butcher joins Tim and Dylan in Segment Three tonight of Tim's Corner LIVE! to preview the Clash and talk some racing ahead of the second Maritime Crown Jewel of 2026!

Green flag at 7pm Atlantic on our page, join us then!

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ENTRY LIST: It is almost time to Clash and 23 of the Maritimes best Pro Stock teams are ready to duel it out for the money, glory and hardware on Saturday night!

Check out the current entry list for The Summer Clash 250 presented by Superior Foundations and Atlantic Tiltload at Scotia Speedworld. List is subject to change without notice.

So, who do you have hoisting the trophy on Saturday night in Halifax?!

STREETS: We have co-champions in the inaugural year of the Home and Home Street Stock Challenge between Scotia Speedworld and Petty International Raceway!

With Joel LeBlanc’s win yesterday and Michael Cormier’s win at the Maritime Car Wash Streets at Scotia, with each having a third place in the other feature and no declared tie breaker past best single finish - the two will be declared co-champions and split the first and second place money in the two race series pot.

Mitchell Arsenault was third between the two races and receives a $100 bonus.

Thank you to Brodie MacQuarrie, Martin Landry and Drew Lewis for their participation in both races and dedication to the sport of Street Stock racing.

Who wants to see these two races return in 2027?

PETTY: Jason Lutes picks up the Enduro 75 win at Petty International Raceway on a last lap pass of Allison Wilson. Wyatt Tingley was third. A field of 31 started.

That concludes the action on Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF) Night.

PETTY: Kenny Mackenzie Jr is the winner in the Sportsman 50 at Petty International Raceway on Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF) Night. Koven Lewis kept him honest but winds up second with Brayden Tingley, who led the most laps and won the heat, finishing third.

Enduro up next to close the night.

PETTY: Joel LeBlanc took home the Street Stock feature win at Petty International Raceway on Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF) Night after a fierce battle with Kenny Mackenzie Jr. Michael Cormier held off Mitchell Arsenault for third.

PETTY: Pitou Brun wins a caution free 30-lap Mini Stock feature at Petty International Raceway on Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF) Night. Chris Garnett and Devon Laffin joined Pitou on the podium.