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Sunday
July 20, 2008
By Stacy
Abramson
The third annual Hales Corner's reunion night was this past
weekend at Plymouth Dirt Track.
Late Models were first in the rotation. Russ Scheffler,
Waukesha, picked up the 30 lap feature win over Rick Scheffler,
Waukesha. He coasted through through the race, proving he knows how
to get the job done at Plymouth. Turk Letizia, Milwaukee, was third.
Scott Specht, Sheboygan Falls, was fourth, and Billy Rezutek, Big
Bend, rounded out the top five.
Randy Markwardt, Sheboygan, found himself in the B-main and had to
charge hard to get into the A-main. He did just that picking up the
win and the transfer with Todd Jensema, Sheboygan Falls, behind him.
Tim Carman, Sheboygan Falls, and Ray Reiss, Kiel, were the other
transfer cars from the B.
Heat winners for the Late Model division were Russ Scheffler, Turk
Letizia, and Billy Rezutek.
Tim Melis, Plymouth, rocketed to the point in the Sprint car
feature, but had a fast Lance Fassbender, Burnett, closing in with
help from a couple of cautions and slower traffic ahead of the
leaders. Melis was able to hold of Fassbender to pick up the win in
the feature.
Fassbender finished second, Kurt Davis, Milwaukee was third. Travis
Luedke, Plymouth, was fourth. Tony Wondra, Campbellsport, was the
fifth place finisher.
Wayne Modjeski picked up the win in the first of two B-mains for
the Sprints. Earl Possi, Escanaba, MI, was second in the B-main
having to race his way into the feature after winning four of the
last five features at Plymouth. Shane Wenninger, Kewaskum, was
third.
Dave Enders, Kiel, won the second B-main over Kurt Davis. Robbie
Pribnow, Mayville, came back from restarting in the back to finish
third.
Heat winners for the Sprint cars were Travis Luedke, Danny Schlafer,
Sussex, Lance Fassbender, and Tony Wondra.
In the Grand National division, Jeremy Sauter, Random Lake, reeled
in leader Jestin Danes, New Hostein, with a handful of laps to go.
Sauter passed Danes and went on to win the feature. Danes was
second. Matt Yancey, Sheboygan Falls, was third. Luke Scholten,
Oostburg, was fourth, and Tim Warner, Malone, was fifth.
In the Outlaw compact division,Samantha Portschy, daughter of
Sprint car driver Brian Portschy, both of Oostburg, wowed the crowd
picking up the first heat race win.
Tim Simon, Fond du Lac won the second heat race and was on pace to
win the feature but had car troubles handing the lead over to second
place driver Steven Weber, Plymouth. Weber held off Dennis Born to
win the
15 lap feature. Aaron Stolp was third, Jason Juech, West Bend, was
fourth, and Tyler Kulow, New Holstein, was fifth.
Sunday
July 13, 2008
By George
Baumann
Plymouth Dirt Track Racing honored area firefighters and paramedics
prior to the start of the nights program. Then the only heat of the
night began on the race track with plenty of excitement.
Feature race wins went to Earl Possi in the Sprint division, Brad
Dahmer in the Grand Nationals, Scott Specht in the Late Models and
Jason Juech in the Outlaw Compacts.
Possi from Escanaba, Michigan lead the entire race from his front
row starting spot and just missed beating the track record by
several seconds. The pair were flying and on lap ten they had caught
the back of the field and were ready to start lapping cars. It would
be Possi’s fourth feature win of the season.
Terry Marten who started next to Possi, stayed with him the entire
25-laps, but Possi, would never give him a chance to pass. Series
points leader Lance Fassbender from Burnett started ninth and wasted
no time moving towards the front to get a third place finish but
could never get close to the two front cars.
Scott Conger from Eagle was fourth at the finish line for his best
finish of the season just ahead of Ken Jay Fiedler from Sheboygan
Falls. Wayne Modjeski (Oak Creek) winner the previous week started
eleventh and finished seventh just behind former track champion Dave
Enders from Kiel.
The first B-main was won by 2007 track champion T.J. Luedke from
Plymouth. Luedke opened a big lead early to assure himself a
transfer spot leaving the rest of the field racing hard for the
final two transfer spots. Paul Pokorski from West Bend with Adam
Miller (Plymouth) and Troy Wondra (Lomira) battled hard and in the
end it would be Pokorski and Miller transferring.
The second B-main was won by Josh Walter (Plymouth) who ended a lot
frustrating nights by transferring to the Main only lose oil
pressure at the start of the Feature and having to retire to the
pits. Tony Wondra (Campbellsort) was second and past track champion
Danny Schlafer (Sussex) third. Heat race winners were Modjeski;
Marten, Doug Wondra (Oakfield), Enders, and Possi. Only one yellow
flag waved during the five heat races.
Dahmer from Sheboygan Falls after starting fifth in the Grand
National feature, was in second on the second lap right behind
leader Gary Glander (Sheboygan Falls). Glander would hold tight to
the tracks inside berm and Dahmer was forced to go to the outside.
Melissa Singer from Waldo, stayed near the front along with Jestin
Danes (New Holstein) and Matt Yancey (Sheboygan Falls).
Dahmer’s efforts finally paid off on lap ten when he got a good run
off turn four and edged ahead of Glander for a lead he would keep.
Glander would hold on for second with Singer finishing in third
ahead of Danes and Yancey. Previous week’s winner Luke Scholten from
Oostburg finished sixth after starting in the eleventh spot.
Loren Lubach (Sheboygan) was the races hard charger coming from
sixteenth to seventh passing most of the cars on the outside.
Heat races were won by Yancey who tied a ten-lap track record which
he already held, Scholten won the second heat missing Yancey’s
record time by just one second, Dahmer won the third heat and Singer
the fourth. Just one yellow flag in the four races combined.
Late Models took their turn and it would end in dramatic fashion.
Scott Specht (Sheboygan Falls) passed race leader Rick Scheffler on
the outside coming off turn four on the final lap after Scheffler
who had lead the entire race got slowed down behind a car they were
about to lap.
For Specht the 2005 track champion it was his first feature win of
the season. In the early going Specht who started second, dropped
back to fourth behind Kyle Odekirk (Waldo) and Turk Letizia
(Milwaukee).
On lap twelve Specht was able to use the outside line to get past
both Odekirk and Letizia setting his sights on Scheffler again.
After it looked like Scheffler would prevail the patience of Specht
paid off in a big way in the final turn on the final lap esxciting
the large crowd.
Scheffler would finish just ahead of Odekirk, Letizia, and former
track champion Dan Sorce (Franklin).
The B-main was won by rookie Brian Goetsch from Sheboygan with Jim
Lavey (Sheboygan), Matt Buckmann (Sheboygan Falls) and R.W.
Ashenbrenner Oneida transferring.
Heats were won points leader Randy Markwardt from Sheboygan with
Sorce winning the second and Jim Schmidt (Cleveland) the third. The
first heat saw Markwardt get by both Rick Scheffler and Specht for
the lead. Three wide racing was featured numerous times in the three
races.
The Outlaw Compacts ran extended an feature with Juech from West
Bend leading the entire event. Behind him the racing was hard but
yellow flags continued to the slow the action throughout.
Chad Riederer (Plymouth), two-time past track champion Jay Riemer
(Sheboygan Falls), Tyler Kulow (Plymouth) and Steven Weber
(Plymouth) raced in a tight pack right behind Juech most of the
race.
At times the pack would be three wide looking to advance but Juech
was always able to hold them off.
Jake Meyer from Plymouth and Riemer won heat races along with Tim
Simon from Fond du Lac. Simon, winner of two features this season,
had a tough night having to pull out of the feature with an apparent
broken car.
Racing continues this coming Saturday at the Fair Park with the
annual Hales Corners Reunion night. Late Models will race a 30-lap
Feature with $1,200 going to the winner and bonus money down the
line. Suburban Drywall ($1,000), Behling Racing ($500) and
www.widirtlatemodels.com ($100) put bonus money into the purse.
Racing will begin at 6:00 PM.
Sunday,
July 6
A full grandstand, great weather, and a full night of racing was
found at Plymouth Dirt Track at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds
this past Saturday night.
Late Models were first in the rotation for the evening.
Russ Scheffler, Waukesha, had a dominating performance in the 30
lap feature for the Late Models. He held off fellow past PDT
champion Scott Specht, Sheboygan Falls, and hard charging Dan Sorce,
Franklin, to pick up the Mid-season championship feature win. Specht
finished second. Sorce was third. Turk Letizia, Milwaukee, was
fourth, and Randy Markwardt, Sheboygan, was fifth.
In B-main action, Ray Riess, Kiel, picked up the win over Bob
Cullen, Chilton. Brian Haese, Greenbush, was third, and Eric
Michaels, Cleveland, was fourth. All four drivers transferring to
the A-main feature.
Heat winners for the Late Models were: Randy Markwardt, Rick
Scheffler, Waukesha, and Dan Sorce.
The Sprint car division saw Wayne Modjeski, Oak Creek, holding off
Michael Emme, Manitowoc, in heavy lapped traffic to pick up the
feature win. Tim Haddy, Waupun, was third. Paul Pokorski, West Bend,
was fourth. Lance Fassbender, Burnett, who had to restart at the
back of the field after bringing out the caution charged his way
back up for the fifth place finish.
Plymouth drivers Travis Luedke and Ben Schmidt picked up the
checkers and the transfers to the A-mains by winning the two
B-mains.
Robbie Pribnow, Mayville, Dave Enders, Kiel, Al Schlafer, Sussex,
Troy Wondra, Lomira, and Terry Marten, Sheboygan Falls, were the
heat winners in the Sprint car division.
In the Grand National division A-main, Luke Scholten, Oostburg,
grabbed the lead passing the leader, Gary Glander, Sheboygan Falls,
with two laps to go in their 30 lap feature. Brad Dahmer, Sheboygan
Falls, took advantage of the later lap heavy traffic to pass Glander
for the second position. Glander would finish third after leading
most of the feature. Bob Peter was fourth, and Matt Jackson,
Sheboygan, rounded out the top five.
Scott Houpt, Belgium, picked up the win in the B-main with Jamie
Theobald, Sheboygan, in second. Cliff Annis was third, and Paul
Perronne, Plymouth, was fourth.
The heat winners for the Grand Nationals were :Brad Dahmer, Chad
Kistner, New Holstein, Jestin Danes, New Holstein, and Gary Glander.
Tim Simon of Fond du Lac held off Jason Juech, West Bend, in the
Outlaw Compact feature. Chad Riederer was third, Steven Weber,
Plymouth, was fourth, and Jake Meyer, Plymouth, was fifth.
Chad Riederer and Jake Meyer were the heat race winners for the
Outlaw Compact division.
All feature winners were presented a trophy sponsored by Big Z
Construction and Remodeling.
Sunday
June 29
Inclement weather struck again on a Saturday, but after a gallant
effort by track personnel and community volunteers the show went on.
The mid-afternoon rains left the track and pits very wet sending
the track personel and equipment into action. Eisentraut Ag Service
was on the scene with a number of large tractors and the process of
getting the facility race-ready began.
The Bumper to Bumper IRA qualifying was scratched and the racers
drew numbers for starting positions and the passing points system
was put into effect
The IRA A-Main was won by Mike Reinke who passed Billy Hafemann for
the lead on lap eight and stayed in front. Reinke was flying and was
into the back of the pack lapping traffic on the eighth lap.
Early on it was Hafemann and Brian Kristan up front with Reinke who
started fourth close behind. Reinke with a lot of experience needed
it as he got in trouble in turn three on lap eleven nearly going
over, but was able to drive out of it and stay ahead of the pack.
Todd Hephner who has won A-Mains on the Fair Park oval got himself
into fourth place where he stayed. Past IRA Champion Donnie Goeden
started ninth and managed to get up to fifth where he would finish.
Series points leader Billy Balog started eleventh and finished
eighteenth.
Two-time IRA Champion Scotty Neitzel who started the night 21-points
behind Balog finished tenth after coming out of the B-Main.
The B-Main was won by Neitzel who started on the pole. Mike
Kertcher after starting fourteenth charged to the front using the
high line and finished in second. Kertcher wasted no time moving
ahead to seventh in less than four laps.
The race went red after ³Wild² Bill Wirth flipped hard coming off
turn four.
Kurt Davis was in a transfer spot until his motor went up in smoke
ending his night.
Heat race winners were; Goeden, Kim Mock, Scott uttech and Dave
Uttech.
A-Main
1. #02 Mike Reinke
2. #2B Billy Hafemann
3. #5 Brian Kristan
4. #1 Todd Hephner
5. #11 Donnie Goeden
6. #85M Steve Meyer
7. #44 Jason Johnson
8. #95 Bill Warren
9. #3K Scott Uttech
10. #2W Scotty Neitzel
The Late Model A-Main went to Rick Scheffler who started outside of
the front row and was ready for anyone who would challenge.
The race would be slowed by several cautions and finally a red flag
situation. The first yellow came out early when three cars tangled.
A short time later the race went yellow again for a car stopping on
the track.
Scheffler got his stiffest challenge from his brother, past
champion Russ Scheffler, but was able to hang on. Russ was running
hard and nearly lost his mount between turns three and four which
opened the door for Turk Letizia who would get by and into second
place.
The race would end after Al ³The Milwaukee Madman² Atkinson would
flip hard in turn three collecting a handful of cars with him who
were trying to avoid his rolling car. Atkinson was OK, but cleanup
was lengthy.
A-Main
1. #15S Rick Scheffler
2. # D1 Turk Letizia
3. #74 Russ Scheffler
4. #3 Randy Markwardt
5. #79 Jim Schmidt
6. #77 Ray Reiss
7. #22 Charlie Schmidt
8. #33 Ron Stroika
9. #8R Bill Rezutek
10. #70 Craig Schueffner
The Late Model B-Main was won by Billy ³The Kid ³ Rezutek who
transferred along with Atkinson, Brian Haese and Bob Cullen.
Heat races were won by Ray Reiss, Kyle Odekirk and Rick Scheffler.
The Grand National A-Main and Outlaw Compact A-Mains were not
started because of the curfew.
The Grand National B-Main was won by Gary Glander after a long
battle with Bob Peter who would finish second. Timm Anderson and
Matt Yancey ground it out for numerous laps with Anderson finishing
in third ahead of Yancey who would also transfer.
Heat race winners were; Luke Scholten, Jestin Danes, Brad Dahmer
and Jeremy Sauter.
Racing resumes on Saturday, July 5th with a full program of PDTR
Sprints, Late Models, Grand Nationals and Outlaw Compacts starting
with racing at 6:00 PM.
Sunday
June 22, 2008
Another great night of racing at Plymouth Dirt Track at the
Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Grand Nationals were first in the
rotation for the evening.
Jestin Danes, New Holstein, started fourth in the feature and
quickly fought his way to the point. He held off hard chargers Matt
Yancey, Sheboygan Falls, and Loren Lubach, Sheboygan. Danes went on
to win the feature with Yancey in second and Lubach in third. Tim
Warner, Malone, was fourth, and Brad Dahmer, Sheboygan, rounded out
the top five. Jeremy Sauter, Random Lake, picked up the win in
the B-main over Melissa Singer, Waldo.
Heat winners for the Grand National division were: Matt Yancey,
Jestin Danes, Matt Schlehlein, Fredonia, and Brian Kaat, Plymouth.
The Late Model division followed the Grand Nationals. Kyle Odekirk,
Waldo, picked up his first A-main feature win over Tim Carmen,
Sheboygan Falls. "[The] tracks dry. I knew I had to stick to the
bottom." Odekirk said after his win, "Tim's [Carmen] a good driver,
glad he didn't catch me."
Craig Schueffner, Sheboygan Falls, held off Scott Specht, Sheboygan
Falls, in the B-main.
Brad Mueller, Random Lake, picked up his first heat race win in the
Late Model division with a win in the first heat. Bret Sievert,
subbing for Russ Scheffler, won the second heat. Rick Scheffler,
Waukesha, won the third and final heat for the Late Models.
In the the Sprint car division feature, Earl Possi, Escanaba, MI,
muscled his way around the track, starting 11. He chased down
leaders Brian Kristan, Zion, IL, and Danny Schlafer, Sussex. Possi
got around them to pick up his third feature win in a row. Kristan
kept to second, but Schlafer had issues and fell back to finish 12.
Wayne Modjeski, Oak Creek, finished third. Lance Fassbender,
Burnett, was fourth, and Robbie Pribnow, Mayville, was fifth.
In the first of two B-mains, Leroy Ostrowski picked up the win over
Mike Reinke. Terry Marten, Sheboygan Falls, beat Dave Enders, Kiel
in the second B-main.
The heat winners for the Sprints were: Adam Miller, Plymouth, Jason
Johnson, Allenton, Danny Schlafer, Brian Kristan, and Brian Portschy,
Oostburg.
In the Outlaw Compact division, Chad Riederer picked up the win in
the
15 lap feature in the DM Sales team car. Jay Riemer, Sheboygan
Falls, finished second. Jason Juech, West Bend, was third, Steven
Weber, Plymouth was fourth. Jake Meyer, Plymouth, rounded out the
top five for the feature.
Steven Weber and Jake Meyer were the heat race winners for the
Outlaw Compacts.
All of the feature winners were awarded a trophy sponsored by
Bulletproof Motorsports.
Sunday June 15, 2008
The threat of scattered thundershowers didn't keep Plymouth Dirt
Track from racing this Saturday night at the Sheboygan County
Fairgrounds for Fan Appreciation Night.
Sprint cars were first in the rotation.
Lance Fassbender, Burnett, had a fast car for the feature, but Earl
Possi, Escanaba, MI, who started 11, was slowly reeling Fassbender
in.
The caution came out with four laps to go when the 2007 sprint
champion spun out in turn two. Fassbender had a great restart and
was able to pull away from Possi for a bit, but Possi got back in
the throttle and reeled Fassbender back in. Possi passed Fassbender
in the last turn of the last lap. The two drivers drag raced to the
line, and Possi prevailed. That was Possi's second feature win in
the last two attempts.
Tim Melis, Waldo, picked up the win in the first of two B-mains
over Brian Johnson, Kewaskum. In the second B-main, T.J. Luedke,
Plymouth, beat Danny Schlafer, Sussex.
Heat winners for the Sprint division were Paul Pokorski of West
Bend, Robbie Pribnow of Mayville, Doug Wondra, and Shane Wenninger.
In the Grand National division, Luke Scholton, Oostburg, kept his
car at the point for the feature. He held off hard chargers Scott
Schwarz, Chilton, and Brad Dahmer, Sheboygan Falls, who finished
second and third respectively. Gary Glander was fourth, and Matt
Yancey, Sheboygan Falls, was fifth.
In the first B-main, Chad Kistner, New Holstein, beat Abe Meinert,
Glenbuelah. While, Dave Holm, Kewaskum, picked up the win in the
second B-main over Melissa Singer, Waldo.
Tim Warner, Malone, won the first heat for the Grand Nationals.
Jason Dyer, New Holstein, won the second heat. Luke Scholton picked
up the checkers from the third heat, and Brad Dahmer won the fourth
and final heat.
In the Late Models, Randy Markwardt, Sheboygan, picked up the win
in the feature with a straightaway lead over Russ Scheffler,
Waukesha.
Turk Letizia of Milwaukee was third, Bill Rezutek, Big Bend, was
fourth, and Ron Stroika of Mukwanago rounded out the top five for
the feature.
Brad Mueller, Random Lake, picked up the win over Brad Lubach,
Elkhart Lake, in the B-main for the Late Models.
Heat winners in the division were: Todd Jensema of Sheboygan Falls,
Charlie Schmidt of Oostburg, and Craig Schueffner of Sheboygan
Falls.
The Outlaw Compact division Jason Juech, West Bend, beat Jay Riemer,
Sheboygan Falls, in the feature. Jake Meyer, Plymouth, was third.
Chad Riederer was fourth, and Steven Weber, Plymouth, was fifth.
Tim Simon, Fond du Lac, and Jake Meyer were the heat winners in the
Outlaw Compacts.
Sunday June
1, 2008
It was "Escanaba in da moonlight" for the Sprint car feature this
past Saturday night at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds. Sprint car
driver from Escanaba, Michigan, Earl Possi out paced heavy hitting
veteran drivers in the feature with an incredible preformance.
The Lte Model division had a clash of the titans for their feature.
Randy Markwardt, Sheboygan, was chasing down 2007 PDTR Late Model
Champion, Russ Scheffler, Waukesha, but couldn't quite get the job
done with lapped traffic getting in the midst of the action.
Scheffler went on to win his fifth checkered flag this season at
Plymouth.
Bill Rezutek, Big Bend, won the B-main over Turk Letizia,
Milwaukee, Eric Michaels, Cleveland, and Ray Reiss, Kiel.
Rick Scheffler, Waukesha, Randy Markwardt, Sheboygan, Russ
Scheffler,Waukesha, and Zach Emmons, Milwaukee, were the Late Model
heat winners.
Earl Possi started third in the feature behind Ty Bartz, Sheboygan
Falls, who went to the infield after his car was suffering from
engine problems. Al Schlafer went to the point but had Possi
charging him lap to lap until overtaking him after a restart from a
red flag. The red flag was brought out when Bartz's car started a
small grass fire in the infield. But with quick action from the
safety crew the fire was put out and the race continued.
Possi picked up the win with Al Schlafer, Sussex, finishing second.
Danny Schlafer, Sussex, finished third, Travis Luedke, Plymouth, was
fourth, and Lance "the Geezer" Fassbender, Burnette, rounded out the
top five for the feature.
Tim Melis, Waldo, won the first B-main qualifier over Paul Pokorski,
West Bend, and Aaron Shipper, Plymouth. Wayne Modjeski picked up the
win in the second B-main, with Tony Wondra, Campbellsport, in
second, and Adam Miller, Plymouth in third.
Heat winners for the Sprints were Al Schlafer, Danny Schlafer, Ty
Bartz, and Ken Jay Fiedler, Sheboygan Falls.
The Grand National division feature had some hard chargers at the
front for all of the feature, but it was Brad Dahmer, Sheboygan
Falls, taking the feature win over Jeremy Sauter, Random Lake, and
Matt Yancey, Sheboygan Falls. Sauter and Yancey raced Dahmer hard
lap to lap, but Dahmer kept to the point for the win.
Troy Theobald, Sheboygan Falls, beat Mark Fieber, Cascade, in the
B-main. Chad Kistner, New Holstein, was third, and Melissa Singer,
Waldo, was fourth.
Grand National heat winners were Jestin Danes, New Holstein, Jeremy
Sauter, Loren Lubach, Sheboygan, and Brad Dahmer.
In the Outlaw Compact division, Sean Mueller, Plymouth, barrel
rolled his car in turn four to bring out the red flag in the feature
race. He was ok. Chad Riederer put the DM Sales No. 2 car out front
for the race and kept it there even with Jake Meyer, Plymouth, at
his bumper for most of the race. Tim Simon, Fond du Lac, finished
third, Jay Riemer, Sheboygan Falls, was fourth, and Tom Schneider,
Chilton, was fifth.Tim Simon and Jake Meyer were the heat races
winners for the division.
All feature winners were given a trophy sponsored by BP Mobile
Service.
Motorcycles will be racing at Plymouth next Friday night, and
regular season racing continues next Saturday night. June 14 is Fan
Appreciation night, all fans get ½ price admission to the
grandstands!
Sunday May
25, 2008
Plymouth Dirt Track got its second full night of racing underway
this past Saturday night at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds.
In Grand National racing, Matt Yancey of Sheboygan Falls picked up
the win in the first of four heat races over Brad Lubach of Elkart
Lake. Tyler Nault of Port Washington won the second heat over Jamie
Theobald of Sheboygan. In the third heat, Tim Warner (Malone) put
his car to the point for the win over Greg Kempf of Kiel. Brad
Dahmer (Sheboygan Falls) took the checkers in the fourth and final
heat over Random Lakes Jeremy Sauter.
In B-main action, Loren Lubach (Sheboygan) paced the field for the
first of four transfers into the feature. Dave Holm (Kewaskum) was
second, Abe Meinnert (Glenbulah) was third, and Dennis Bertzyk
(Chilton) was fourth.
Brad Lubach, filling in for Jestin Danes, picked up the feature win
for the Grand National divison. Chad Kistner (New Holstein) was
second, Jeremy Sauter was third, Luke Scholten (Oostburg) was
fourth, and Gary Glander rounded out the top five for the feature.
Late Models had three heats on the night. Randy Markwardt of
Sheboygan paced the field in the first heat race over Dan Sorce of
Franklin. Russ Scheffler of Waukesha picked up his third PDT checked
flag this season with a win in the second heat. Kyle Odekirk of
Waldo won the third and final heat.
Zach Emmons (Franklin) won the B-main feature and a transfer into
the A-main feature. Brain Goetsch (Sheboygan) was second, Ray
Reiss(Kiel) was third, and Eric Michaels (Cleveland) was fourth.
Sophomore driver Craig Schueffner (Sheboygan Falls)picked up the
feature win over Kyle Odekirk, Randy Markwardt, Dan Sorce, and Russ
Scheffler, who finished second, third, fourth, and fifth
respectively
In the Sprint car division, Lance Fassbender (Burnett) rocketed to
the front for the win in the first heat race. Danny Schlafer
(Sussex) did the same in the second heat race. Plymouth's Travis
Luedke beat Oostburg's Brian Portschy to the line in the third heat
race, and Jason Johnson (Allenton) kept Brian Kristan (Zion, IL) at
bay in the fourth heat race. In the fifth and final heat race, Troy
Wondra
(Lomira) beat Al Schlafer (Sussex) for the checkers.
Mark Wernes Jr (Mukwanago) picked up the win in the B-main over
Dave Enders (Kiel) and Ben Schmidt (Plymouth). All three drivers
getting bids to the A-main.
In the second B-main, Adam Miller (Plymouth) beat Tony Wondra
(Cambellsport) and J.B. Walter (Plymouth) .
Troy Wondra picked up where he left off from his heat race and
rocket through the A-main for the sprint cars. He went on to win the
feature over Travis Luedke. Brian Kristan finished third, Kurt Davis
(Milwaukee) was fourth, and Lance Fassbender was fifth.
Outlaw Compacts had two heat races and an A-main feature. Jay
Riemer (Sheboygan Falls) won the first heat over Ken Odekirk and
Steven Weber (Plymouth). Jason Juech (West Bend) picked up the
second heat win over Dennis Born of Plymouth.
In the feature, Tim Simon of Fond du Lac beat Dennis Born and Jason
Juech to the line.
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