After years of trying, Danny Bouc can finally call himself a Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series (STSS) Fueled By Sunoco feature winner.

The Pipersville, Pa., native drove his Craig and Leslie Pondish, BDR Speed No. 6 to a $7,000 triumph in the ‘Mid-Atlantic Championship’ at Georgetown Speedway.

The race was the finale in the Rent Equip/Party Central South Region for the STSS Modifieds.

Bouc was triumphant in the Camp Barnes Benefit Stock Car Race and the 358 Spec Small-Block feature in the 2022 ‘Mid-Atlantic Championship.’

This year, Bouc saved his best for the big prize.

Bouc started from the third starting position following the Beyea Custom Headers Redraw but quickly moved into second and began chasing Johnstown, N.Y.’s Rocky Warner for the top spot.

Bouc rolled around the outside of Warner and nabbed the lead away at the completion of the fourth circuit.

Bouc paced the field with a healthy advantage into lap traffic as the opening 16 laps clicked off before the race’s first caution flag flew.

From there caution flags became a theme of the race, which allowed both Ryan Godown and Matt Sheppard to begin making their way to the front, each picking off multiple cars as the restarts commenced.

Godown moved into the runner-up spot on lap 21, giving Bouc his best effort to nab the lead away with every passing restart.

Bouc was up to every challenge Godown threw at him and raced away with his first ever STSS victory.

Matt Sheppard rounded out the podium, and with the finish was crowned the STSS South Region Champion for the second consecutive season.

VIDEO: Get to know Danny Bouc during "Short Track Slow Lap."

Winning Quote From Danny Bouc

“I don’t know what it is about this weekend. We got a taste of one of these (an STSS win) last year and now to come back and get this one means so much to this team.”

Short Track Super Series Results From Georgetown Speedway

1. 6B-Danny Bouc [3]; 2. 26-Ryan Godown[7]; 3. 9S-Matt Sheppard[10]; 4. JS98-Rocky Warner[2]; 5. 35M-Mike Mahaney[5]; 6. 14W-Ryan Watt[8]; 7. 2A-Mike Gular[4]; 8. 1J-Billy Pauch Jr[9]; 9. 16S-Danny Varin[15]; 10. 91-Carson Wright[24]; 11. 29-Ryan Krachun[20]; 12. JB1-Johnny Bangs[26]; 13. 28-Thomas Solderich[27]; 14. 74W-John Willman[14]; 15. 43H-Jimmy Horton[17]; 16. 117-Kevin Hirthler[1]; 17. 32G-Brandon Grosso[13]; 18. 6S-Matt Stangle[18]; 19. 1K-Sean Weiss[21]; 20. 65-Austin Hubbard[6]; 21. 4P-Anthony Perrego[11]; 22. 44-Stewart Friesen[12]; 23. 71-James Hill[19]; 24. 10C-Ryan Charland[22]; 25. 410-Alex Yankowski[16]; 26. M2-Bubba McPhee[25]; 27. 8-Norman Short Jr[23]