August 15
Bradford Speedway,
Rew, PA
Sanction: Unsanctioned Supers (Boo Baker Memorial) - $10,000
Information provided by: Track reports (last updated August 16, 6:18 pm)
Zarin dominates at Bradford, pockets $10,000
Boo Baker Memorial
- Logan Zarin
- Jason Genco
- Jon Lee
- Dave Hess Jr.
- Damian Bidwell
- Boom Briggs
- Joe Martin
- Chad Homan
- Chris Schneider
- Greg Oakes
- Bump Hedman
- Mike Knight
- Wesley McCray
- Kyle Bedell
- Andy Boozel
- Jason Dobson
- Andrew Yoder
- Michael Lake
- Brock Pinkerous
- David Parker
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What won the race: Logan Zarin of Moon Township, Pa., fired off from the outside front row and led all 56 laps of Saturday's Jack "Boo" Baker Memorial at Bradford Speedway. Zarin edged 12th-starting Jason Genco by 0.750 of a second for the $10,000 payday in the most lucrative event in the quarter-mile track's 72-year history.
Key notes: Zarin, a rookie on the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, notched his second victory of the season, adding to May 15's WoO split-field semifeature at Marion Center (Pa.) Raceway. ... Polesitter Boom Briggs held the second spot the first nine laps before fading to finish sixth. ... Damian Bidwell rallied from 15th to round out the top five. ... Chad Homan climbed nine positions to finish eighth. ... The event honored Jack “Boo” Baker, the colorful and occasionally contentious former competitor who famously parked his car under the flagstand to read a newspaper in protest of a scoring call and was once banned from Bradford Speedway; Baker, a member of the McKean County Raceway Hall of Fame, died on March 18, 2026, at the age of 83. ... Thirteen of 20 starters were running at the finish with a dozen completing 56 laps. ... The night's program was significantly delayed after an electrical transformer malfunctioned. ... Dave Hess Jr. won the $4,000 RUSH Crate Late Model feature. ... Bradford also hosts unsanctioned Super Late Models on Sept. 6 for a $3,000-to-win program.
On the move: Runner-up Jason Genco of Frewsburg, N.Y., started 12th.
Winner's sponsors: Zarin's Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Durham Racing Engine and sponsored by All American Framers, Brandon's Lawn & Landscape, Valvoline, NAPA Racing, Lovell Enterprises, Zarin Truck & Automotive, Integra Racing Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, Daugherty Motorsports, Schwartzmiller Transport, VG Performance and Tomeis Towing.
Current weather: Overcast, 63°F
Car count: 28
Fast qualifier: Mike Knight
Time: 15.875 seconds
Polesitter: Boom Briggs
Heat race winners: Logan Zarin, Dave Hess Jr., Greg Oakes, Boom Briggs
Consolation race winners: Chad Homan, Bump Hedman
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
