Track Champions
Outlaw Compacts: Josh Pierce (Fredonia). In only his second season racing, he had a strong season and was very consistent. He won two features and finished in the top-five
every night but one. In addition he won four heats.

Grand Nationals:  Brad Lubach (Kiel). Brad has won more races in this division than any other driver and went to the top of the standings on June 23rd and stayed there. It was his
steady driving landed him in the top-five, eight times, and the top-ten, ten times. He won six features and seven heats. Brad is the first driver to win two championships in this division.

Sprints: Jeremy Schultz (Beaver Dam). Jeremy survived a number of crashes and motor problems to win the championship. He took the points lead on June 9th and lost on July 21st
to Ben Schmidt but regained it the following week and stayed on top. It was all about consistency, 9 top-fives and 12 top-tens. He won 7 races.

Late Models: Craig Schueffner (Sheboygan Falls). Leading Brad Mueller by one point coming into the final night, Craig won his second Late Model Championship. His season
included one feature win, seven top-fives and eleven top-tens. A consistent racer who seldom wrecks.

Most Improved Drivers
Outlaw Compacts: Donnie Welch (Saukville) He showed much improvement over 2011. This season he had eight top-tens. One heat win and was sixth in the standings.

Grand Nationals: James Pagel (St. Cloud). He showed much improvement from last season. This season he finished with two top-fives and seven top-tens while winning five races.

Sprints: Josh Walter (Sheboygan Falls). Josh had five wins including two features. He had three top-fives and six top-tens.

Late Models: Kyle Odekirk (Waldo) He finished third in the standings after finishing seventh last year. He won five races this season including one feature. He had seven top-fives
and six top-tens.. Kyle rebounded well after a hard flip at mid-season.

Behling Racing Equipment Rookie Of The Year:
Outlaw Compacts: Trevor Wehrmann (Howards Grove)
Grand National Division: Sean Mueller (Plymouth)
Sprint Division: Mark Krueger (Green Bay)
Late Model Division: Justin Schmidt (Cleveland)

"Dedication To Dirt" Award
Each season PDTR recognizes a person/s with the "Dedication To Dirt" award. This award is presented for an extra effort to racing. This year the award was given to
The Henry Dickmann Family. For many of the last fifty years, three generations of this family raced here at Plymouth. First it was Leroy who in the early 60’s drove his blue and white,
six cylinder Chevy. Leroy was an easy going racer, who just loved to compete. Next in line was Leroy’s son Henry who would race here nearly forty years. Henry had his father’s
temperament while wheeling a Sportsman and later a Late Model around this track. The third generation Dickmann to race here is Tammy. She competes in the Outlaw Compact
Division where she holds her own with a bunch of young bucks who sometimes like to trade a little paint. Congratulations and thanks for being a part of racing here in Plymouth for
so many years.