by Joe and Jordan Verdegan

(Francis Creek, WI) July 28– Navarino veteran Terry Anvelink drove around Brookfield’s Ted Dolhun on a lap three restart to capture the WDLMA 25 lap IMCA modified feature on at 141 Speedway in Francis Creek.

A total of 120 cars pulled through the pit gate, including 22 WDLMA late models, 22 IMCA modifieds, 28 stock cars, 21 northern sportmods, 16 sport fours and 11 vintage cars.

Anvelink started in row two and muscled past on the restart. Anvelink kept the lead through a handful of caution periods to capture the win. Kaukauna veteran Pete Parker made some progress, charging from fifth to second within ten laps. Parker hung on for second, followed by former WDLMA late model champion Russ Scheffler of Waukesha, Dolhun and New Berlin’s Bret Sievert rounding out the top five.

Veteran Dean Maurer sweated out several caution periods and a late race surge from Green Bay’s Eddie Muenster to win his first 20 lap feature. Muenster settled for second, followed by Two Rivers’ Kyle Kudick, Green Bay’s Kyle Lentz and Pulaski’s Brad Rohloff.

Green Bay’s John “JJ” Heinz scored a clean sweep of the IMCA stock car class, winning his heat and passing Rick Dix for the lead on lap five to win the 20 lap feature. Dix hung on for second in his best performance of the year, followed by Greenleaf’s Jesse Colwell, Pulaski’s Rod Snellenberger who battled his way into the show by winning the semi feature, and Saukville’s Roger Johnson.

New Franken’s Brad Lautenbach, coming off a spinal injury suffered one month ago in a racing accident, rebounded to capture the 20 lap IMCA northern sportmod feature. Lautenbach fought off a tenacious Johnny
Whitman of De Pere for the victory. Whitman took second, followed by last week’s feature winner Josh Long of Green Bay, Oconto’s Jeremy Cota and Oconto’s Travis Cain.

Pulaski’s Justin Vannieuwenhoven won the 20 lap sport four feature.

Earlier in the evening a pair of makeup features from July 7 were run in the IMCA modified and sport four classes, respectively, which were won by Green Bay’s Jared Siefert and Mishicot’s Dalton Cherney.

Next Wednesday night, August 4 will be the second annual “Clash at the Creek.” $700 will be paid out the winner of the IMCA stock car feature. Running with the stock cars will be the IMCA northern sportmods, grand nationals, street stocks and sport fours. Racing gets underway at 7 p.m..

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

RACE SUMMARY

WDLMA LATE MODELS –Terry Anvelink, Navarino; Pete Parker, Kaukauna; Russ Scheffler, Waukesha; Ted Dolhun, Brookfield; Bret Sievert, New Berlin; Jim Schmidt, Cleveland; Brad Mueller, Random Lake; Rick Scheffler, Waukesha; Randy Markwardt, Sheboygan; Ron Bomber, Rio Creek; Craig Schueffner, Sheboygan Falls; Tim Buhler, Greenbush; Ron Stroika, New Berlin; Bob Cullen, Chilton; Bret Swedberg, Shawano;Kyle Odekirk, Oostburg; Nick Cochart, Burlington; Zach Drews, Ringle; Cody Welch, Shawano; Joe Rueter, Shawano; Nick Anvelink, Bonduel

HEATS 1) Rick Sheffler; Ted Dolhun 2) Anvelink; Sievert 3) Drews; Mueller

GRUDGE RACE –Russ Sheffler,

IMCA MODIFIED FEATURE -Dean Maurer, De Pere; Eddie Muenster, Green Bay; Kyle Kudick, Two Rivers; Kyle Lentz, Green Bay; Brad Rohloff, Pulaski;

MAKE UP FEATURE FROM JULY 7TH – Jared Siefert, Green Bay; Eddie Muenster; Tim Czarneski, Denmark; Eric Van Iten, Green Bay; Kudick; Randy Markwardt Jr., Sheboygan Falls

HEATS 1) Kudick; Maurer 2) Siefert; Mark VanKauwenberg, Green Bay 3) Markwardt Jr.; Danny Deau, Little Suamico

IMCA STOCK CAR FEATURE — John Heinz, Green Bay; Rick Dix, Green Bay; Jesse Colwell, Greenleaf; Rod Snellenberger, Pulaski; Roger Johnson, Saukville; Rick Mahlberg, Denmark

SEMI-FEATURE — Devin Snellenberger, Pulaski

HEATS 1) John Heinz, Green Bay; Greg Gutt, Bowler 2) Brian Bruechert, Kewaunee; Larry Karcz, Pulaski 3) Rick Mahlberg; Jamie Colwell, Greenleaf

IMCA NORTHERN SPORTMOD FEATURE — Brad Lautenbach, New Franken; Johnny Whitman, De Pere; Josh Long, Green Bay; Jeremy Cota, Oconto; Travis Cain, Oconto; Troy Jerovetz, Green Bay

HEATS 1) Johnny Whitman, DePere; Eric Arneson, Oconto 2) Josh Long, Green Bay; Kelsy Hayes, Kewaunee

SPORT FOUR FEATURE — Justin Vannieuwenhoven, Pulaski; Matt Cherney, Mishicot; Travis Arenz, Sheboygan; Sam Ambrosius, Pulaski; Tim Green, Sheboygan; Jessi Ness, Abrams

MAKE UP FEATURE FROM JULY 7TH – Dalton Cherney, Mishicot; Matt Cherney; Jerry Duggan, Mishicot; Ambrosius; Justin Vannieuwenhoven

HEATS 1) Jordan Parma, Kewaunee; Mike Zitzer, Sheboygan Falls 2) Dalton Cherney; Arenz

VINTAGE MOD FEATURE- John Fahl, Butler

VINTAGE MOD HEAT- Ron Feller, Horicon

The show has been added, in part because Luxemburg Speedway is off that night and 141 Speedway is trying to make up for several rainouts that have hit the track this year. IMCA modifieds, stock cars, northern sportmods, hobby stocks and sport fours will compete in a sanctioned program that will dole out state, regional and national points.

The draw cutoff is at 6:30 p.m. Racing gets underway at 7 p.m.

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

by Joe Verdegan

(Francis Creek, WI) July 21 — Green Bay’s Eric Van Iten would not let a broken cheekbone stop him, as he passed Dean Maurer of De Pere for the lead on lap nine and went on to capture the 20 lap IMCA modified feature at 141 Speedway in Francis Creek Wednesday.

A total of 94 cars pulled through the pit gate, including 17 IMCA modifieds, 22 stock cars, 19 northern sportmods, 18 grand national sportsman and 16 sport fours.

Van Iten suffered the injury two weeks ago at Luxemburg Speedway when a rock broke through his helmet and cracked him cheekbone. Despite the swelling, Van Iten donned a larger helmet and went racing. Van Iten started fifth on the grid and wrestled the lead away from Maurer on lap 9. Points leader Jared Siefert scratched his way through the field and challenged Maurer, but wound up third. Green Bay’s Benji LaCrosse and Randy Markwardt Jr. of Sheboygan Falls rounded out the top five.

Green Bay’s John Heinz captured the 20 lap IMCA stock car feature. Pulaski’s Rod Snellenberger took second, followed by Shiocton’s Barry Van Straten, Gillett’s Kyle Frederick and Greenleaf’s Mike Gilson.

Green Bay’s Josh Long survived late race pressure from points leader Johnny Whitman of De Pere to win his first 20 lap IMCA northern sportmod feature. Whitman captured an earlier makeup feature and wound up second in the second A main. Oconto’s Travis Cain took third. New Franken’s Brad Lautenbach, who returned after suffering an back injury a few weeks ago at another track, finished fourth. conto Fall’s Eric Arneson rounded out the top five.

Earlier in the evening a makeup feature was run from two weeks ago in the IMCA stock cars. Saukville’s Roger Johnson won his first career feature since he began racing in 1994.

Chilton’s Steve Schneider scored a clean sweep in the grand national sportsman division, winning both his heat race and the caution filled 20 lap feature. A six car pileup on lap three tightened the field,
and sent points leader Ben Stumpf to the pits. He recovered to finish fifth. Schneider won and was trailed by Ben Stumpf of Brillion, Menasha’s TJ Smith, Schneider’s brother Tom Schneider and Alex Stumpf.

Points leader Sam Ambrosius padded his points lead with a feature win in the sport four division.

Next Wednesday night, July 28 will be the second appearance of the season by the Wisconsin Dirt Late Model Association late models. This show was rained out two weeks prior. Racing gets underway at
7 p.m.

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay
on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

RACE SUMMARY

IMCA MODIFIED FEATURE – Eric Van Iten, Green Bay; Dean Maurer, De Pere; Jared Siefert, Luxemburg; Benji LaCrosse, Green Bay; Randy Markwardt Jr., Sheboygan Falls; RM Van Pay, Denmark

HEATS 1) Kyle Kudick, Mishicot; Siefert
2) Maurer; Lance Arneson, Oconto Falls

IMCA STOCK CAR MAKEUP FEATURE FROM July 7 — Roger Johnson, Saukville; Junior Karcz, Pulaski; Tony Bouche, Algoma; Rick Mahlberg, Denmark; Mike Gilson, Greenleaf; Scott Stewart, Oconto

IMCA STOCK CAR FEATURE — John Heinz, Green Bay; Rod Snellenberger, Pulaski; Barry Van Straten, Shiocton; Kyle Frederick, Gillett; Mike Gilson, Greenleaf; Steven Stewart, Oconto

HEATS 1) John Heinz, Green Bay; Kyle Frederick, Gillett
2) Jesse Colwell, Greenleaf; Steve Stewart, Oconto
3) Rod Snellenberger, Pulaski; Johnson

IMCA NORTHERN SPORTMOD MAKEUP FEATURE FROM July 7 — Johnny Whitman, De Pere; Rob Charapada, Oconto; Troy Jerovetz, Green Bay; Jesse Brey, Manitowoc; Eric Arneson, Oconto Falls; Josh Long, Green Bay

IMCA NORTHERN SPORTMOD FEATURE –Long; Whitman; Travis Cain, Oconto; Brad Lautenbach, New Franken; Arneson; Kelsey Hayes, Sturgeon Bay

HEATS 1) Long; Lautenbach
2) Hayes; Whitman

GRAND NATIONAL SPORTSMAN FEATURE — Steve Schneider, Chilton; Ben Stumpf, Brillion; Tom Schneider, Chilton; TJ Smith, Menasha; Alex Stumpf, Brillion; Richard Hed, Sheboygan Falls

HEATS 1) Tom Schneider; Travis Groelle, Manitowoc
2) Steve Schneider; Alex Stumpf

SPORT FOUR FEATURE — Sam Ambrosius, Pulaski; Jordan Parma, Kewaunee; Travis Arenz, Sheboygan; Dan Juszcyk, Sobieski; Jessi Ness, Abrams

HEATS 1) Jerry Duggan, Mishicot; Ness
2) Mike Zitzer, Sheboygan; Ambrosius

The class “too tough to tame” in northeast Wisconsin will be the headlining act on Wisconsin’s newest, third-mile, clay oval. The Wednesday race will replace the Saturday August 7 date which was on 141 Speedway’s original schedule. After much debate and consideration, that date has been cancelled. “We’re doing this out of respect for Tony Bouche and his family for the Nathan Bouche Memorial,” said track promoter Bruce Conard. “Tony’s been a big supporter of 141 Speedway. The stock cars have provided some of the best racing at our track all year. This is just one way to reward them. We hope everyone comes out and supports the show on August 4.”

20 cars will start the 25 lap feature, which will pay out track, state, regional and national points. The big money is expected to draw some of the top stock car drivers across the region. IMCA northern sportmods, grand national sportsman, street stocks and sport fours will also compete. The IMCA classes will be paid state, regional and national points. A draw/redraw format will be employed for all divisions that night.

Webmaster Chewy of Tonet has sponsored a $100 long haul award to the driver in any division who makes the furthest tow for the event.

Pit pass prices for this event will be $20.00 for members, $25.00 for non-members.

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

(Francis Creek, WI) July 15 — 141 Speedway in Francis Creek has announced that the Wisconsin Dirt Late Model Association late models (WDLMA) will make an appearance at the high-banked third mile, clay oval on Wednesday night, July 28.

The show is a raindate for the show scheduled for July 14 that was washed out.

The IMCA hobby stocks scheduled appearance for the night has been cancelled.

It will be the second appearance of the season for the WDLMA late models at Wisconsin’s newest dirt track, following the largest crowd of the year June 16 when Waukesha’s Rick Scheffler bested the
field of 28 late models. “We thought for our first appearance the staff there treated us great and the facilities are top notch,” said WDLMA president Bill Behling. “And when we called everyone about the
raindate, most everyone was for it. It should work out well for both parties.”

The night will be highlighted by a 25 lap feature, which pays $1,200 to win. In addition, a special “Civil War” 10 lap grudge race will take place, featuring the racing family Scheffler’s versus the Anvelink’s.

The Scheffler brothers Russ and Rick will race their WDLMA cars against the father-son team of Terry and Nick Anvelink. The special grudge race is sponsored by Behling Circle Track Equipment of Butler and B & B Race Engines of Appleton.

Not to be outdone are the track’s weekly classes, which will be IMCA modifieds, northern sportmods, stock cars and sport fours which will compete in a full program. The pit area opens at 4 p.m. The spectator gates open at 5 p.m. The first green flag flies at 7 p.m.

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

More information to follow on next week’s races….

Joe Verdegan
141 Speedway

by Joe Verdegan

(Francis Creek, WI) July 7– Brillion’s Alex Stumpf fought off his brother Ben Stumpf at the line to win the grand national sportsman feature at 141 Speedway in Francis Creek Wednesday night.

Ben Stumpf settled for second, followed by Chilton’s Steve Schneider, Menasha’s TJ Smith and Fox Lake’s Ron Koenig.

Alex Stumpf also won his heat, scoring a sweep for the evening.

The remaining four divisions features were rained out. Fans can turn in their ticket stubs from this show to receive $5.00 off of admission for next Wednesday’s race.

Next Wednesday night, July 14 the WDLMA late models will make their second appearance of the season. More than 30 late models are expected to compete. The show will be sponsored by TA Motorsports/4 Season Lawn Care. Racing gets underway at 7 p.m.

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

RACE SUMMARY

IMCA MODIFIED FEATURE -Rained Out

HEATS 1) Kyle Kudick, Two Rivers; Kyle Lentz, Green Bay 2) Eric VanIten, Green Bay; Lance Arneson, Krakow

IMCA STOCK CAR FEATURE –Rained Out

HEATS 1) Tyler DeBouche, Suamico; Mike Gilson, Greenleaf 2) Greg Gutt, Bowler; Larry Karcz, Pulaski

IMCA NORTHERN SPORTMOD FEATURE — Rained Out

HEATS 1) Johnny Whitman, DePere; Rick Mott, Mishicot 2) Jesse Brey, Manitowoc; Eric Arneson, Oconto

GRAND NATIONAL FEATURE– Alex Stumpf, Brillion; Ben Stumpf, Brillion; Steve Schneider, Chilton; TJ Smith, Menasha; Ron Koenig, Fox Lake

HEATS 1) Alex Stumpf; Ben Stumpf 2) Schneider; Smith

SPORT FOUR FEATURE –Rained Out

HEATS 1) Mike Prey, Oconto; Timothy Green, Sheboygan

by Joe and Jordan Verdegan

(Francis Creek, WI) June 30 — Oconto Falls Lance Arneson passed Frog Station’s Dan Ratajczak for the lead on lap nine and fought off points leader Jared Siefert of Green Bay to capture his first, 20 lap IMCA modified feature of the year here at 141 Speedway in Francis Creek Wednesday.

Siefert padded his points lead with a second place finish. Ratajczak hung on for third place money, followed by Green Bay’s Eddie Muenster and Denmark’s Tim Czarneski.

Pulaski’s Rod Snellenberger scored his second straight, 20 lap IMCA stock car feature. Snellenberger survived a caution with five laps to go and fought off his buddy and co-worker Junior Karcz to take the win. Karcz took second, followed by Green Bay’s Rick Dix who posted his best performance here with a third. Oconto’s Steven Stewart and Algoma’s Shawn Havel rounded out the top five.

De Pere’s Johnny Whitman netted his second, 20 lap IMCA northern sportmod feature win, fending off Oconto’s Travis Cain late in the race. Cain held on for second, followed by Green Bay’s Troy Jerovetz, Mishicot’s Ricky Mott, who posted his best finish of the year in fourth, and Pulaski’s Andy Kleczka.

Algoma’s Marcus Moede dodged Kewaunee’s Luke Lemmens nearly all race long and went on to win the caution free, 20 lap IMCA hobby stock feature. Lemmens hung on for second, followed by Kewaunee’s Frank Paul, Luxemburg’s Aaron Zellner and Luxemburg’s Chad Kaminski.

Pulaski’s Sam Ambrosius took over the points lead in the sport four division after winning his second straight feature.

Next Wednesday night, July 7 will be sponsored by Penelopy’s Pizza of Chilton. The grand nationals will be the guest class. Racing gets underway at 7 p.m. For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

RACE SUMMARY

IMCA MODIFIED FEATURE – Lance Arneson, Krakow; Jared Siefert, Green Bay; Dan Rataczjak, Frog Station; Eddie Muenster, Green Bay; Tim Czarneski, Denmark

HEATS 1) Kyle Kudick, Two Rivers; Arneson 2) Siefert; Jeremy Jacobs, Algoma

IMCA STOCK CAR FEATURE — Rod Snellenberger, Pulaski; Larry Karcz, Pulaski; Rick Dix, Green Bay; Steven Stewart, Oconto; Shawn Havel, Algoma

HEATS 1) Tyler DeBouche, Suamico; Roger Johnson, Saukville 2) Dix; John Mahlberg, Hilbert

IMCA NORTHERN SPORTMOD FEATURE — Johnny Whitman, DePere; Travis Cain, Oconto; Troy Jerovetz, Green Bay; Rick Mott, Mishicot; Andy Kleczka, Green Bay

HEATS 1) Whitman ; Jerovetz 2) Cain; Rob Charapata, Oconto

IMCA HOBBY STOCK FEATURE — Marcus Moede, Algoma; Luke Lemmens, Kewaunee; Frank Paul, Luxemburg; Aaron Zellner, Luxemburg; Chad Kaminski, Luxemburg

HEATS 1) Kaminski; Paul

SPORT FOUR FEATURE — Sam Ambrosius, Pulaski; Travis Arenz, Manitowoc; Justin Vanneivehoven, Pulaski; Michael Zitzer, Sheboygan; Brody Rivest, Two Rivers

HEATS 1) Ambrosius; Tim Simon, St. Peter 2) Ralph Liegois Jr., Oconto; Dalton Cherney, Mishicot

It will be the second appearance of the season for the WDLMA late models at Wisconsin’s newest dirt track, following the largest crowd of the year June 16 when Waukesha’s Rick Scheffler bested the field of 28 late models. “We thought for our first appearance the staff there treated us great and the facilities are top notch,” said WDLMA president Bill Behling.

The night will be highlighted by a 25 lap feature, which pays $1,200 to win. In addition, a special “Civil War” 10 lap grudge race will take place, featuring the racing family Scheffler’s versus the Anvelink’s. The Scheffler brothers Russ and Rick will racetheir WDLMA cars against the father-son team of Terry and Nick Anvelink. “Between those four drivers I’m guessing there are probably 25 track championships and who knows how many feature wins,” said track promoter Bruce Conard. “The late models were a big hit in June and we’re expecting over 30 cars for the show coming up on July 14.”

The special grudge race is sponsored by Behling Circle Track Equipment of Butler and B & B Race Engines of Appleton.

Not to be overlooked are the track’s weekly classes, which will be IMCA modifieds, northern sportmods, stock cars and sport fours which will compete in a full program. The pit area opens at 4 p.m. The spectator gates open at 5 p.m. The first green flag flies at 7 p.m.

For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.

By Edward Anschutz

(Francis Creek, WI) June 23 – Travis Cain’s busted drive shaft hands Troy Jerovetz the IMCA Sport Mod victory at 141 Speedway. Other feature winners were Eric Van Iten (Mods), John Heinz (stockcar), Todd Smith (Grand National), and Sam Ambrosious (sport 4).
　
Nick Potts jumped to the lead from his front row starting spot and lead till lap 8 when the caution would fly, sending points leader Johnny Whitmann into the pits with a flat tire. On the restart Travis Cain would take the lead and begin to check out on the field. With the checkers waving in the air, Cain’s car busted a drive shaft out of turn 4 and his car began to coast for the checkers. It looked as though he would still get the win but right at the finish line Troy Jerovetz would sneak by and win by inches. Cain would finish second, Jesse Brey third. Points leader Johnny Whitman would rally to place fourth and Brad Lautenbach fifth.
　
Eric Van Iten took the lead on lap 3 and went on win his first Modified feature of the season.
　
Randy Markwardt Jr. would set the pace for the first 2 laps of the IMCA Modified feature. That’s when Eric Van Iten made his move taking over the top spot. A series of cautions would keep the field bunched up. Van Item would with stand pressure from Markwardt and point leader Jared Siefert. When the checkers fell it was Van Iten picking up his first win of the season. Markwardt would settle for second, point leader Siefert would finish third and Kyle Kudick and Frank Geiger would round out the top five.
　
John Heinz passed Jamie Colwell on lap 15 and picked up the checkers in the IMCA Stockcars.
　
Steven Stewart would set the early paces, until Jamie Colwell would make a move down low to take the lead away on lap 5. Colwell would pull away until a caution would slow the field on lap 12, setting up an 8 lap dash to the finish. The green would fly, this time it was John Heinz right on the back bumper of Colwell. Heinz would use the low side to take the lead away on lap 15. Heinz would fight off a late race charge from Rod Snellenberger and pick up the win. Snellenberger would cross the checkers second after starting 17th. Colwell finished third, followed by Greg Gutt and points leader Larry Karcz.
　
Todd Smith passed Travis Groelle on lap 5 to take the lead but Groelle stayed along Smith for the duration of the event. When racing resume Smith would pull away, Groelle would spin out of turn 2 ending his chances. Smith never looked back picking up the Grand National feature win. Ben Stumpf would place second, Matt Jackson third, Richard Hed and Travis Hansen rounded out the top five.
　
Sam “Bam” Ambrosious passed Michael Zizter on lap 5 to pick up the Sport 4 feature win.
　
Racing resumes Wednesday, June 30 as the Fun N’ Fast / Tappers and TJ’s Sports Bar will sponsor the racing. The guest class will be the IMCA Hobby Stocks.
　
For more information, please check out the track’s website at 141speedway.com. You can also follow 141 Speedway on both Twitter and Facebook. 141 Speedway is located 20 miles south of Green Bay on County “R” in Francis Creek. For more information call 920 905 1112.
　
RACE SUMMARY
　
IMCA MODIFIED FEATURE – 1. Eric Van Iten, Green Bay; 2. Randy Markwardt Jr., Sheboygan Falls; 3. Jared Siefert, Luxemburg; 4. Kyle Kudick, Two Rivers; 5. Frank Geiger, Green Bay
　
HEAT 1 – Seifert; Van Iten
　
IMCA STOCKCAR FEATURE – 1. John Heinz, Green Bay; 2. Rod Snellenberger, Pulaski; 3. Jamie Colwell, Kaukauna; 4. Greg Gutt, Bowler; 5. Larry Karcz, Pulaski
　
HEAT 1 – Steven Stewart, Oconto; Tyler DeBouche, Suamico
HEAT 2 – Rick Dix, Green Bay; Karcz
HEAT 3 – Jaime Colwell; Heinz
　
IMCA SPORT MOD FEATURE – 1. Troy Jerovetz, Green Bay; 2. Travis Cain, Oconto; 3. Jesse Brey, Manitowoc; 4. Johnny Whitmann, DePere; 5. Brad Lautenbach, New Franken
　
HEAT 1 – Brey; Jerovetz
HEAT 2 – Cain; Eric Arneson, Oconto Falls
　
GRAND NATIONAL FEATURE – 1. Todd Smith, Menasha; 2. Ben Stumpf, Brillion; 3. Matt Jackson, Manitowoc; 4. Dick Hed, Sheboygan Falls; 5. Travis Hansen, Manitowoc
　
HEAT 1 – Smith; Dan Schumacher, Manitowoc
HEAT 2 – Alex Stumpf, Brillion; Ben Stumpf
　
SPORT 4 FEATURE – 1. Sam Ambrosious, Pulaski; 2. Dalton Cherney, Mishicot; 3. James Pagel, Green Bay; 4. Travis Arenz, Sheboygan; 5. Doug Lange, Green Bay