The hills of the Monadnock countryside to the west and the Man on the Mountain to the north! Celebrities Ronnie James Dio, Franklin Pierce and Chip Kelly once resided near the wondrous Bob Bahre built facility, tearing down trees in place of asphalt immortality in the late 1980's. "We were going to build a track at Fenway Park." said Bob's cousin Fredrick. "The Citgo sign was to be converted into a scoreboard! But when Buckner missed the ball, the facility became hostile for years and we had to bail out."

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Celebrity musician Peter Frampton was at the facility, rejoicing in the "fine wines and cheeses" of the luxury box. "I lost my guitar pick inside the caviar." said Frampton. "I tried eating it with a fork, but a 100-year old woman named Dolores slapped me with her wallet in dismay! She gave me some chop-sticks, as I struggled mightily to pick up the fish-eyed delicacy. As they laughed and hollered, Dolores took off her suit and was Steven Spock in disguise, playing me as a fool! He handed me the guitar pick, telling me to stick to Sauerkraut and Tea."

Steven Spock's pre-race benediction was a Ryan Heuser victory! It would be his seventh of 2025, hoping to end his duel-race mulligans at Las Vegas and Bristol and climb back into the Championship hunt. Zach Michael won the pole, entering just 23-points behind leader Johnny Reed Foley, currently mired deep in the pack. The #20 Coca-Cola Danger Zone Mustang led the entre 78-lap stretch, defying pass attempts by Bink Lucas and John Battista.

John Battista's Wendy's "baconator" crew dominates the stop! A three-second gap over Michael out of the pits, with tires burning the hands of tire changer Biff Stewart. "I converted a pair of oven mitts into a glove" said Biff. "Unfortunately, the rubber burned through the neoprene, igniting my index finger." After the stop, he celebrated by waving his finger in the air, looking like ET. "We'll buy some Dave's Quadruple's after the race" said Battista, proud of the  accomplishment.

A Craig Lee blown tire brought the field to a halt! He'd limp to a 31st-place finish, maintaining seventh in the standings but dropping 208-points back to leader Johnny Reed Foley. Up front, Bink Lucas, Geno Sphere, Markell Murphy, Ryan Heuser and Ken Pettit all took two-tires, dropping Battista to fifth for the lap-99 restart. Murphy would pass him on lap-118, holding his ground before Ryan Heuser took the point just ten laps later. Steven Spock's benediction may hold true!

Dan Johnston blows a tire during green flag stops! Early-race dominators Ryan Heuser, Bink Lucas, Ken Pettit and Johnny Reed Foley get trapped a lap down, forcing an aggressive approach for the following stint. Alex Crapser, John Tharp, Steven Spears and Dakota Wilkins would take that approach, crashing off of turn-2 as leaders Jeremy Hebel and Timothy McDonnell plow into the aftermath! Both would continue on, with Crapser, Spears, Jimmie Stevens, Rod Weston and Rob Scarberry failing to continue. Crapser dropped from fifth to ninth in the standings, using his last mulligan with six races left.

Ryan Heuser gets slammed! He and Ken Pettit fly into the spinning carnage of Scott Jackson and Rob Scarberry, combining for 100 years of expertise and skill. Despite this, both cars slid back into traffic, slamming Heuser's left-front fender and destroying the brake assembly and radiator. Pettit would decapitate his front grill, as he, Heuser and Scarberry were towed to the garage. The #138 NOS Energy Chevrolet fell to eighth in the standings, enduring a third-straight DNF after their victory in the Southern 500.

Ziggy Moonglow, Dalton Lucas, Johnny Reed Foley, Dave Miller and Rick Jackson all failed to avoid accidents during the mid-race cavalcade. Jackson failed to finish with radiator damage, dropping to fourth in points after starting the Chase with two-straight top-sixes. Foley continued on, finishing tenth while maintaining his lead in the standings over Zach Michael. Henson would earn his league-leading tenth DNF, exiting only six points ahead of Rob Scarberry for the top-35.

Markell Murphy and John Battista pulled away from the field! The Wendy's Lucas Racing #39 took the advantage with 64 laps remaining, continuing his stride through the final 30-to-go restart. Battista re-lost the lead to Murphy on the second lap, only for Tony Pizzaro to pass both on the ensuing corner! Zakk Miller's beaten Bepis machine followed him through, taking second-place after a horrendous day. Miller blew a tire on lap-22, damaging his rear after contact with Jimmie Stevens as Tony Pizzaro drove under the access road to avoid. It would take him 200 laps to re-gain the two laps, passing Pizzaro for the lead with 20-to-go and holding his stride! The #30 Danger Zone Bepis Mustang would cruise to their second victory of 2025, joining Ryan Heuser, Johnny Reed Foley, Zach Michael, Molemar Diggs and Chauncey Redmond Jr. as the only multi-time winners in the Series!

Seven poles on the season, and Miller's second start 30th-or-worse results in victory! Champagne, confetti and Bepis fly over victory lane, sticking to every substance like an adhesive of the Gods! Only Miller's Goodyear's stuck to the track with greater cohesion, earning his sixth Team Danger Zone win since his move from Shake N' Bake Racing in 2021! Congratulations to Zakk, crew chief Carl Kirpatrick and the entire Team Danger Zone crew for an excellent victory!

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