WALL STADIUM RACE RESULTS AUG, 29, 2026 

WALL STADIUM RACE RESULTS

August 29, 2026

FOR RELEASE: Immediately!

TIMMY SOLOMITO IS THE $10,076 WINNER OF THE JBIII MEMORIAL 176 AT WALL STADIUM SATURDAY

WALL, NJ ~ Timmy Solomito of Islip, N.Y. pocketed $10,076 plus bonuses by winning the 176 lap John Blewett III Memorial in the NASCAR Local Racing Series presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts on Saturday night at Wall Stadium. The Tour Type Modified stock car event contested in front of a near capacity crowd was presented in the memory of the popular driver who lost his life in a Connecticut racing accident in 2007.

Young James Blewett led the event honoring his late uncle at the outset as Danny Bohn of Mooresville, N.C., also from a family with deep racing roots, soon advanced to second. A few cautions slowed the early third of the test including one for Jimmy Blewett, the leader’s father, who suffered rear suspension trouble in turn four. Bohn continued to chase the leader as nearly 90 non stop laps were then recorded.

Meanwhile, Solomito, also from a family with a deep racing heritage, was patiently advancing to the front from an 11th starting spot. On a lap 151 restart Bohn was able to power to the outside lane to steal the lead from Blewett. Solomito charged into second on lap 157 before diving to the inside lane to take the lead and eventual win. Bohn’s great run ended moments later when he tagged the front stretch rail.

Carsten DiGiantomasso of Jackson and Ricky Collins of Willow Grove, Pa. were impressive finishing second and third, while Patrick Emerling of Orchard Park, N.Y. and James Blewett were fourth and fifth.

“It has been a long couple months out of the Modified seat,” Solomito said after the win. “I had to take some time off for a lot of reasons. My dad was sick over the winter. We did do a little racing with family in the Legend Car. A big thank you to all of our Modified sponsors who stuck it out. Thankful to get a big win with not only my family & friends, but with my dad!

“If you would have told me we would win this after qualifying I wouldn’t have believed it. My guys made some great changes and the car was fast in the race.”

In companion action, Howell’s Johnny Carpenter came from deep in the field of the Factory Stock 30 lap race to grab his fifth win of the year. Point leader Carpenter took over the top spot from early leader Patrick Force with just three laps remaining. Force then fought off Alex Rogers to earn second while Jared Okerson and Bryan O’Shea wrapped up the top five.

Young Paulie Hartwig of Galloway nailed down his first Wall Stadium win in a wire to wire effort in the Sportsman 25 lap race. Quinn Trimmer was a constant challenger before settling for second, with Zach Lenardo, Neil Rutt III and Steve Whitt rounding out the top five.

Mike Alcaro of West Milford earned his six win of the year in the Legend Cars 25-lapper. Alcaro, the defending champ and current point leader, was dominant in taking his 64th career win at the third mile paved oval. Jack Gerzabek, Nate DiVone, Lars Wilson and Jeff Stephens were second through fifth.

Wall Stadium will return to action this Saturday night, September 5. The NASCAR Sportsman cars will be in the spotlight as they compete in Twin 35 lap main events with the Factory Stocks, 4 Cylinder cars, Legend Cars and TQ Midgets also in action. Qualifying is at 6:00 p.m. with main events starting at 7:30 p.m.

Wall Stadium is located on Route 34 in Wall Township, N.J., just one mile north of Garden State Parkway exit 98 and Interstate 195 exit 35B. Visit wall-stadium.com for info and updates. The speedway hotline number is 732-681-6400 and email address is wallstadiuminfo@gmail.com.

TOUR MODFIED

A Feature 1 (176 Laps): 1. 66-Timmy Solomito[11]; 2. 33-Carsten DiGiantomasso[7]; 3. 16-Ricky Collins[8]; 4. 11-Patrick Emerling[5]; 5. 76-James Blewett[1]; 6. 81-Jack Ely[4]; 7. 9-Tommy Catalano[2]; 8. 38-Jarret DiGiantomasso[13]; 9. 73-Ryan Newman[12]; 10. 85-Trevor Catalano[15]; 11. 14-Blake Barney[17]; 12. 03-Tom Rogers Jr[14]; 13. 51B-Danny Bohn[3]; 14. 69-Tyler Truex[9]; 15. 18-Tyler Barry[19]; 16. 179-Austin Beers[10]; 17. 29-Billy Cole III[18]; 18. 2-Jimmy Blewett[6]; 19. 88-Roger Turbush[16]; 20. (DNS) 31-Kyle Scisco

Qualifying 1: 1. 2-Jimmy Blewett, 12.541[15]; 2. 76-James Blewett, 12.547[14]; 3. 33-Carsten DiGiantomasso, 12.607[9]; 4. 81-Jack Ely, 12.614[17]; 5. 51B-Danny Bohn, 12.616[13]; 6. 9-Tommy Catalano, 12.646[6]; 7. 11-Patrick Emerling, 12.664[19]; 8. 16-Ricky Collins, 12.675[16]; 9. 69-Tyler Truex, 12.686[12]; 10. 179-Austin Beers, 12.687[11]; 11. 66-Timmy Solomito, 12.717[7]; 12. 73-Ryan Newman, 12.719[3]; 13. 38-Jarret DiGiantomasso, 12.759[1]; 14. 03-Tom Rogers Jr, 12.768[5]; 15. 85-Trevor Catalano, 12.793[2]; 16. 88-Roger Turbush, 12.860[18]; 17. 14-Blake Barney, 12.863[4]; 18. 29-Billy Cole III, 12.876[8]; 19. 18-Tyler Barry, 13.060[10]; 20. (DNS) 31-Kyle Scisco

Practice: 1. 16-Ricky Collins, 12.586[17]; 2. 81-Jack Ely, 12.594[18]; 3. 73-Ryan Newman, 12.631[3]; 4. 66-Timmy Solomito, 12.635[8]; 5. 11-Patrick Emerling, 12.639[20]; 6. 51B-Danny Bohn, 12.656[14]; 7. 2-Jimmy Blewett, 12.658[16]; 8. 69-Tyler Truex, 12.659[13]; 9. 76-James Blewett, 12.661[15]; 10. 9-Tommy Catalano, 12.669[7]; 11. 88-Roger Turbush, 12.697[19]; 12. 179-Austin Beers, 12.702[12]; 13. 14-Blake Barney, 12.725[4]; 14. 38-Jarret DiGiantomasso, 12.729[1]; 15. 33-Carsten DiGiantomasso, 12.819[10]; 16. 03-Tom Rogers Jr, 12.831[6]; 17. 18-Tyler Barry, 12.843[11]; 18. 85-Trevor Catalano, 12.908[2]; 19. 29-Billy Cole III, 13.064[9]; 20. (DNS) 31-Kyle Scisco

SPORTSMAN

A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 73-Paulie Hartwig III[1]; 2. 77-Quinn Trimmer[3]; 3. 51-Zach Lenardo[7]; 4. 66-Neil Rutt III[6]; 5. 52-Steve Whitt[11]; 6. 18-Billy Both[5]; 7. 48-Kevin Davison[10]; 8. 11-Ryan Bilello[13]; 9. 13-Micah Adams[2]; 10. 51K-Ryan Kuhlthau[9]; 11. 95-Jacob Kerstetter[15]; 12. 17T-Joey Torchia[19]; 13. 74-Chris Silvestri[18]; 14. 77A-Avery Arthofer[17]; 15. 28-Brooklyn Newman[4]; 16. 88-Kenny Reaves[14]; 17. 50-Robert Sutphin[8]; 18. 30-Branden Sullivan[12]; 19. 71-Peyton Arthofer[16]

Heat 1 (12 Laps): 1. 13-Micah Adams[2]; 2. 18-Billy Both[1]; 3. 50-Robert Sutphin[3]; 4. 48-Kevin Davison[6]; 5. 11-Ryan Bilello[5]; 6. 71-Peyton Arthofer[4]; 7. 17T-Joey Torchia[7]

Heat 2 (12 Laps): 1. 28-Brooklyn Newman[2]; 2. 51-Zach Lenardo[4]; 3. 66-Neil Rutt III[5]; 4. 52-Steve Whitt[3]; 5. 88-Kenny Reaves[1]; 6. 77A-Avery Arthofer[6]

Heat 3 (12 Laps): 1. 73-Paulie Hartwig III[2]; 2. 77-Quinn Trimmer[3]; 3. 51K-Ryan Kuhlthau[6]; 4. 30-Branden Sullivan[1]; 5. 95-Jacob Kerstetter[5]; 6. 74-Chris Silvestri[4]

Practice: 1. 48-Kevin Davison, 13.664[16]; 2. 51K-Ryan Kuhlthau, 13.715[18]; 3. 50-Robert Sutphin, 13.812[7]; 4. 74-Chris Silvestri, 13.815[12]; 5. 77-Quinn Trimmer, 13.820[9]; 6. 51-Zach Lenardo, 13.839[11]; 7. 13-Micah Adams, 13.895[4]; 8. 95-Jacob Kerstetter, 13.927[15]; 9. 28-Brooklyn Newman, 13.928[5]; 10. 73-Paulie Hartwig III, 13.993[6]; 11. 30-Branden Sullivan, 14.069[3]; 12. 88-Kenny Reaves, 14.185[2]; 13. 17T-Joey Torchia, 14.215[19]; 14. 52-Steve Whitt, 14.216[8]; 15. 77A-Avery Arthofer, 14.283[17]; 16. 71-Peyton Arthofer, 14.536[10]; 17. 18-Billy Both, 15.632[1]; 18. (DNS) 11-Ryan Bilello; 19. (DNS) 66-Neil Rutt III

FACTORY STOCK

A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 82-John Carpenter[12]; 2. 18-Patrick Force[1]; 3. 4-Alex Rogers[3]; 4. 44-Jared Okerson[13]; 5. 27-Bryan O’Shea[8]; 6. 09-Scott Riggleman[15]; 7. 31-James Hall IV[2]; 8. 90-Brian Desarno[11]; 9. 51-Ryan Maher[14]; 10. 15-Brian Osborn[10]; 11. 83-Logan Fraser[9]; 12. 5B-Nick Bilello[5]; 13. 13-Steve Davis[16]; 14. 49-Jared Okerson II[18]; 15. 43-Lakota Ade[19]; 16. 17-Elliott Wohl[6]; 17. 4M-Stephen Michel[4]; 18. 27H-Kaitlyn Hankins[20]; 19. 89-Nancy Riggleman[21]; 20. 15NJ-Cody Critelli[17]; 21. 86-Kevin Flores[7]; 22. 52-Matea Castoral[22]

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Alex Rogers[1]; 2. 27-Bryan O’Shea[2]; 3. 18-Patrick Force[4]; 4. 82-John Carpenter[6]; 5. 44-Jared Okerson[5]; 6. 13-Steve Davis[3]; 7. 49-Jared Okerson II[7]; 8. 52-Matea Castoral[8]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 4M-Stephen Michel[3]; 2. 90-Brian Desarno[1]; 3. 5B-Nick Bilello[5]; 4. 17-Elliott Wohl[6]; 5. 51-Ryan Maher[4]; 6. 89-Nancy Riggleman[7]; 7. 43-Lakota Ade[2]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 15-Brian Osborn[3]; 2. 31-James Hall IV[1]; 3. 86-Kevin Flores[2]; 4. 83-Logan Fraser[5]; 5. 09-Scott Riggleman[6]; 6. 15NJ-Cody Critelli[4]; 7. 27H-Kaitlyn Hankins[7]

Practice: 1. 82-John Carpenter, 15.739[16]; 2. 44-Jared Okerson, 15.839[13]; 3. 17-Elliott Wohl, 15.896[17]; 4. 4M-Stephen Michel, 15.919[8]; 5. 31-James Hall IV, 16.016[3]; 6. 18-Patrick Force, 16.052[10]; 7. 90-Brian Desarno, 16.163[2]; 8. 15NJ-Cody Critelli, 16.192[12]; 9. 51-Ryan Maher, 16.216[11]; 10. 49-Jared Okerson II, 16.329[19]; 11. 13-Steve Davis, 16.353[7]; 12. 27H-Kaitlyn Hankins, 16.373[21]; 13. 89-Nancy Riggleman, 16.399[20]; 14. 43-Lakota Ade, 16.538[5]; 15. (DNS) 4-Alex Rogers; 16. (DNS) 27-Bryan O’Shea; 17. (DNS) 86-Kevin Flores; 18. (DNS) 15-Brian Osborn; 19. (DNS) 5B-Nick Bilello; 20. (DNS) 83-Logan Fraser; 21. (DNS) 09-Scott Riggleman; 22. (DNS) 52-Matea Castoral

LEGEND CARS

A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 8-Michael Alcaro[2]; 2. 2-Jack Gerzabek[3]; 3. 3NJ-Nate DiVone[1]; 4. 34-Lars Wilson[4]; 5. 4NJ-Jeff Stephens[5]; 6. 53-Chris Allen[9]; 7. 1-Thomas Schwarz[6]; 8. 78-Mark Tischler[7]; 9. 5-Scott Hulmes[10]; 10. 01-Shanon Schwarz[8]; 11. 11-Cody Conrad[12]; 12. 7-Kimberly Furmato[11]; 13. (DNS) 16-Chris Gall

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 3NJ-Nate DiVone[1]; 2. 2-Jack Gerzabek[3]; 3. 4NJ-Jeff Stephens[4]; 4. 1-Thomas Schwarz[2]; 5. 5-Scott Hulmes[7]; 6. 7-Kimberly Furmato[6]; 7. (DNS) 16-Chris Gall

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 8-Michael Alcaro[3]; 2. 34-Lars Wilson[1]; 3. 53-Chris Allen[6]; 4. 78-Mark Tischler[2]; 5. 01-Shanon Schwarz[4]; 6. 11-Cody Conrad[5]

Practice: 1. 8-Michael Alcaro, 14.212[7]; 2. 2-Jack Gerzabek, 14.352[6]; 3. 3NJ-Nate DiVone, 14.436[1]; 4. 34-Lars Wilson, 18.373[2]; 5. 4NJ-Jeff Stephens, 14.593; 6. 53-Chris Allen, 14.531[11]; 7. 1-Thomas Schwarz, 14.600[4]; 8. 78-Mark Tischler, 14.731[5]; 9. 5-Scott Hulmes, 15.671[12]; 10. 01-Shanon Schwarz, 15.685[3]; 11. (DNF) 11-Cody Conrad, 17.040[9]; 12. (DNF) 7-Kimberly Furmato, 18.374[10]; 13. (DNS) 16-Chris Gall, 14.902

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