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 MECHANICSVILLE, MARYLAND (September
16th, 2022) - The 2022 Late Model
Performance Midnight Madness series
was filled with a mixture of rainy
Friday nights and high gas prices.
However, as the season heated up and
wore on, the racing action became
more intense. At the end of the
Grand Championship Runoff, two
champions would stand above the
rest.
Pro Street, Super Street, and
Hollyrock Customs Diesel Shootout
event winners from 2022 and the
final race in 2021, would race each
other until one racer is standing
from each class. These three racers
would race each other to determine
who the Grand Champion will be. The
final in Pro
 Street
came down to John Miller and Gary
Moorman. Moorman would end up taking
the win over Miller to be one the
three vehicles in the Runoff. In
Super Street, the final pair would
be Chad Burch and older brother
Keith Burch. Keith Burch was able to
best Chad Burch to be the second
vehicle. The Hollyrock Customs
Diesel Shootout final came down to
Bradley Farrell and AJ Jenkins with
Jenkins advancing to the runoff and
be the final vehicle.
 The
Late Model Performance Midnight
Madness Grand Champion Run-off would
be set Gary Moorman, Keith Burch,
and AJ Jenkins would face each other
for the championship. Burch would
get the bye run leaving Moorman and
Jenkins to race each other to head
to the final. Moorman would take the
round win setting himself up to face
Burch for the Championship. Keith
Burch would take the win in his 1974
Plymouth Duster to be the final
driver left standing at the end of
the runoff and be crowned your 2022
Late Model Performance Midnight
Madness Grand Champion! Burch would
also runner up in the Super Street
category during the event.
 The
Bracket Bike Racing Matters
Motorcycle Championship race had
five riders at the start of the
night. Francis Proctor Jr and Jeff
Sweeney would face each other in the
Run-off final. Francis Proctor Jr on
his 2017 Kawasaki, would take the
win and secure the Championship. The
final drivers for the class would be
between now Champion Briscoe and
Jeff Sweeney. Proctor would be
eliminated in the quarter-finals of
the Bracket Bike Racing Matters
Motorcycle category during the
event.
Congratulations to all the class
winners and class champions for
2022! We hope to see all of you back
in 2023 for another stellar season
of racing with the Late Model
Performance Midnight Madness series!
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