HUMBOLDT, Kan. (Aug. 15, 2025)—Brendon Gemmill returned to victory lane with the USRA Heartland Modified Tour Friday night at Humboldt Speedway, leading all 30 laps of the main event to score his second career series triumph.

Gemmill, who also won with the tour last season at Salina Speedway, started on the front row and set the pace from the drop of the green. The G3 machine looked dominant, but the win was anything but easy as Brandon Givens applied heavy pressure during the middle stages of the race and again in the closing laps. Despite Givens’ best efforts, Gemmill held his line and powered to the checkers.

For Givens, the runner-up finish continues a strong 2025 campaign as he searches for his first USRA Heartland Modified Tour victory. He remains in the thick of the championship battle, sitting just 44 points out of the lead in third with seven races remaining.

Bobby Williams, who set quick time in qualifying earlier in the night, came home third, while Tyler Davis and Tad Davis rounded out the top five. Dean Wille was the night’s hard charger, advancing from 20th to finish seventh in the caution-filled feature that saw tempers run just as hot as the August temperatures.

Heat race victories went to Randal Schiffelbein Jr., Gemmill, Chase Sigg, and Givens, each of whom helped set the tone for the night’s action.

The tour now shifts to Nevada Speedway on Saturday for the second leg of the weekend doubleheader. With the championship battle heating up and momentum on the line, fans can expect another thrilling night of Heartland Modified Tour action.

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OFFICIAL RESULTS
United States Racing Association
Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series
USRA Heartland Modified Tour presented by Real Racing Wheels
Humboldt Speedway, Humboldt, Kan.
Friday, Aug. 15, 2025

USRA MODIFIEDS

Qualifying A:  1. Bobby Williams 2. Brendon Gemmill 3. Randal Schiffelbein Jr. 4. Treyton Gann 5. Troy Gemmill 6. Reece Solander 7. Tyler Davis 8. Ryan Middaugh 9. Henry Chambers 10. Shadren Turner 11. Brian McGowen 12. Dustin Hodges 13. Jason Hughes 14. Brad Johnson 15. Dylan Doty.

Qualifying B:  1. Wyatt Gaggero 2. Tad Davis 3. Chase Sigg 4. Brandon Givens 5. Dayton Pursley 6. Cole Campbell 7. Jason Pursley 8. Dakota Dale 9. Logan Johnson 10. Dean Wille 11. Chevy Coleman 12. Craig Yeoman 13. Charlie Laizure 14. Paden Phillips.

Heat 1:  1. Randal Schiffelbein Jr. 2. Bobby Williams 3. Tyler Davis 4. Jason Hughes 5. Henry Chambers 6. Brian McGowen 7. Dylan Doty 8. Troy Gemmill.

Heat 2:  1. Brendon Gemmill 2. Treyton Gann 3. Reece Solander 4. Ryan Middaugh 5. Shadren Turner 6. Dustin Hodges 7. Brad Johnson.

Heat 3:  1. Chase Sigg 2. Jason Pursley 3. Wyatt Gaggero 4. Dayton Pursley 5. Chevy Coleman 6. Logan Johnson 7. Charlie Laizure.

Heat 4:  1. Brandon Givens 2. Tad Davis 3. Cole Campbell 4. Dakota Dale 5. Dean Wille 6. Paden Phillips 7. Craig Yeoman.

B Feature:  1. Dustin Hodges 2. Troy Gemmill 3. Paden Phillips 4. Dylan Doty 5. Craig Yeoman 6. Brian McGowen 7. Brad Johnson 8. Logan Johnson 9. Charlie Laizure.

A Feature:  1. Brendon Gemmill 2. Brandon Givens 3. Bobby Williams 4. Tyler Davis 5. Tad Davis 6. Chase Sigg 7. Dean Wille 8. Jason Hughes 9. Dakota Dale 10. Wyatt Gaggero 11. Chevy Coleman 12. Jason Pursley 13. Dustin Hodges 14. Shadren Turner 15. Paden Phillips 16. Treyton Gann 17. Cole Campbell 18. Reece Solander 19. Troy Gemmill 20. Dylan Doty 21. Ryan Middaugh 22. Randal Schiffelbein Jr. 23. Dayton Pursley 24. Henry Chambers.

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