After Mother Nature wiped out four of the first seven Selinsgrove Ford Appalachian Mountain Speedweek dates, New Jersey's Bridgeport Motorsports Park played host to fourth-round miniseries action Sunday.

Gregg Satterlee came on strong down the stretch, leading the final 17 of 40 laps for his second victory of Appalachian Speedweek that came 3.7 seconds over Bryan Bernheisel. Jakob Piper edged out USAC Sprint Car full-timer Briggs Danner, who made his Late Model debut, for third.

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Trever Feathers commanded the opening 23 laps before his left-rear tire eventually went flat. Satterlee passed Feathers for the lead on a lap-24 restart in a race that featured six cautions, but by then Feathers said he felt his left-rear going flat.

Sunday was supposed to be the miniseries finale, but Speedweek director Jim Bernheisel announced at the drivers' meeting he's rescheduled the minitour date at Selinsgrove (Pa.) Speedway for July 11, which now serves as the fifth and final event.

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