Jeffrey Battle secured another victory at the Dennis McKennedy Memorial 79, claiming the win in the 350 Supermodified class at Star Speedway. This triumph marks a significant moment for Battle, who has established himself as a dominant force in New England’s Supermodified scene.
The Star Classic weekend continues its tradition as a premier event celebrating boutique racing platforms, including both touring-style big-block Supermodifieds and the popular 350 Supermodified class. The field for this event featured 29 entries vying for spots on the starting grid, showcasing the diverse talent participating in the competition.
The race itself was a tight affair, with the top spots contested by several drivers. Eddie Witkum, Jr. finished second, closely followed by Dave Helliwell in third place. The battle for the lead was intense, with multiple drivers battling through lap traffic to secure their positions.
Battle’s win solidifies his standing in the division, especially as he focuses on his big-block program. This victory underscores his continued reign in the Northeast, setting the stage for what is expected to be another dominant season for the driver.
Source: Short Track Scene