𝐑𝐲𝐚𝐧, 𝐃𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐤𝐬, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐲 𝐀𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐠 𝐊𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐥𝐢 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐢𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐞

After taking the past two Saturday nights off from racing because of the 4th of July and the Sammy Kershaw concert in Marshalltown, I planned to go racing this weekend, but that almost changed as I woke up with a headache. The headache went away, and after quick thinking and getting my clipboard and camera ready to go, I headed off to the Buchanan County Fairgrounds in Independence.

Saturday night at the Independence Motor Speedway was a night in honour of a great man who was a legendary dirt-track racer, Greg Kastli. We lost Greg last September after a sudden heart attack, and it was only fitting that a track he had many laps in, Late Models or Modifieds, honoured him with a memorial race. Thanks go out to the following sponsors for adding money to the purses or other special goodies: Cue Rentals, Can-Am Automotive and Towing, Red's Limo and Shuttle Service, Union Drug, Independence Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling, Premier Auto Glass, Johnson Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling, Ramsey Truck and Auto, Ruzicka and Associates PLLC, Walker Motorsports, Hunter Auto Sales & Gail Hunter American Family Insurance, Remax Independence Realty, Performance Bodies and Parts and Team Wilson Racing.

One hundred and forty-eight cars checked in to tame the 3/8-mile semi-banked oval on the Buchanan County Fairgrounds. The racing surface appeared to have a little character, leaving drivers to figure out how to manage it and see if they could have their names in the history books as the Greg Kastli Memorial winners. The final checkered flag waved at 10:39pm. Late Models were $2,073 to win; Modifieds and Stock Cars were $1,073 to win; Sport Mods were $573 to win; Hobby Stocks were $373 to win; Sport Compacts and Crown Vics were $273 to win, all in honor of Greg Kastli.

I also got a chance to chat with my good buddy Braxton Flattery during some of the early features before he had to go announce the Late Models and had some pre-race chats and banter with Chris Pittman and the Mannions (Christopher and Tyler); it's always nice to see you guys. I chatted briefly with Michael Gardner, Cheyenne Starr, and Megan Daniels after they showed up before claiming my spot on the catwalk in turn three.

The first feature of the night was the Rooster Auto Sales Crown Vics' 12-lap feature event. Jacob Everts jumped out to the race lead, with Dave Everts running second on lap one, but Cody Bergmeier took that spot away until lap six. Dave Everts got back by to reclaim second place, as Derrick Dean was working his way from tenth to second. Dean captured second on lap eight and then the race lead on lap nine. Dean led the final 3 laps and captured his fourth win of the season in Indee. Everts, Jacob and Dave finished second and third respectively. Michael LaMar was fourth, and Bergmeier finished fifth.

Cue Rentals IMCA Sport Compacts' 14-lap feature was up next on the speedway; Christopher and Tyler Mannion led the field to the green flag. Christopher Mannion grabbed the top spot right away, and Adam Gates followed to take second. Zeke Wheeler slid into the infield on lap one but rejoined and kept going. Christopher Mannion held off any attempted challenges from Gates; he led all 14 caution-free laps to capture his first win in Indee. Gates, Tyler Mannion, points leader Drew Stanek and Mike Peyton rounded out the top five.

Brady Hilmer jumped out to the race lead in the 18-lap Pat's Auto Salvage IMCA Sport Mods feature event. Joe Docekal, nicknamed the Trophy Hunter, took second and started to apply a little pressure, but Hilmer remained strong. The first caution came out on lap six when Brandon Jacoby slid off the top of turn four. Hilmer held Docekal and sixth-place starter Will Wolf on the restart. Wolf took second away from Dockeal and set his sights on trying to beat Hilmer for the race lead, but the caution came on lap nine when Rylan Duffy went off the top of turns one and two as Curt Smeins spun in turn three. Wolf took the lead away on the restart, but it was short-lived as ninth-place starter Jordan Hicks was able to take the race lead away on lap eleven. Hicks went on to win number two. Wolf finished second, Hilmer took third, Docekal was in fourth, and "The Birdman" Luke Bird was fifth.

In the Performance Bodies and Parts IMCA Hobby Stocks 15-lap feature event, Jaice Tuttle jumped out quick to the race lead, and Zach McNeese ran second and applied some pressure for the race lead but couldn't get by. However, when lap traffic got heavy, McNeese was able to make the move at the same time Tuttle slipped up on lap 13 to take the lead. McNeese led the final two laps to go on and capture his first win in Indy this season. Joren Fisher worked his way from nineth to finish second. Jarod Weepie was third; Jeremiah Wilson came home in fourth as smoke started coming out of his hot rod, and seventh-place starter Quinton Miller took fifth.

Cameron Starry made the trip from Corpus Christi, Texas area, to race in Iowa this week in the Christie Door Company IMCA Stock Cars presented by Independence Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling, and he took full advantage of the draw/redraw show by grabbing the race lead from his outside front starting spot in the 20-lap event. Starry had over a 2-second lead back to Jarod Weepie, Tom Schmitt, and Dakoda Sellers, and he appeared to be heading for an easy win. The caution came out on lap 17 when Hunter Smith went off the top of Turn 3. A lap later on lap 18, two more cautions came out first when Dylan Suhr came to a stop at the bottom of turn three and then when Vern Jackson was spun in turn one by Cody Frerichs. Starry held off Weepie and Schmitt to capture the win. Weepie finished second; IMCA national points leader John Oliver Jr. came from eleventh to finish third. Schmitt fell back to fourth, and Sellers was fifth.

The Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour presented by Remax Independence Realty was next up for 25 laps. Matt Ryan outwrestled Travis Smock for the early lead. Ryan ran the top as Smock was running the bottom. Smock made several attempts to get by but came up short, and then CJ Horn entered the battle and took second. The first race caution came out on lap 11 when Harrison Horn spun in turn three. Ryan held off CJ Horn and Smock on the restart as Sean Johnson joined the party. Horn and Johnson worked in second and third as Smock and Ryan got together briefly. The next caution came out on lap 16 for Landon Duffy and Marcus Orr in turn one. Ryan again held on through the restart, but on lap 23, he received pressure from Johnson, so he came down and pinched Johnson in turn three, resulting in him spinning out. Ryan held on to take his first Premier Late Model Tour win this season. Logan Duffy worked his way back after drifting back to finish second. CJ Horn, Andy Nezworski, and Brennen Chipp rounded out the top five.

Cole Sheely led the first 2 laps of the Outlaw Mini Mod Series presented by Black Iron Manufacturing 15-lap feature event. Joey Robel took the lead on lap three, but Sheely regained it on lap four. The only race caution came out on lap five when Brextin Platts spun in turn three. Ben Mattick took the lead away on the restart and never looked back, going on to take his 11th win of the season and second of the weekend. Nathan Kilwine came home in second, Matt Grobe was third, Robel fell back to fourth, and Sheely finished fifth.

The final feature of the night was the Waterloo Auto Parts IMCA Modifieds 20-lap feature presented by Premier Auto Glass. Spencer Diercks grabbed the race lead from the drop of the green flag. After the first lap was scored, the caution came out when Ethan Krall spun in turn one along with Kolton Osborn and Jacob Snyder. Diercks held off Patrick Flannagan and Kollin Hibdon, driving Zach Less's hot rod on the restart. The caution was waived again on lap four for Adam Johnson spinning in turn four and then again on the restart for Krall, Dennis Betzer and Kevin Rose in turn four. Diercks seemed not fazed by it as, again, he held off the challenges on the restart. The next caution came out on lap nine when Ed Thomas spun in turn two. Three more cautions came out before the end of the race: Lap 16 – Krall spinning in turn four; lap 18 – Troy Morris III spinning in turn four and on the restart when several cars spun in turn three. Diercks held on to capture the win; Hibdon finished second, a thirteenth-place starter. Charlie Mohr was third; tenth-place starter Troy Cordes finished fourth; and fourteenth-place starter Ryan Maitland took fifth.

No racing next Saturday, July 25th, at the Independence Motor Speedway; racing action returns on Saturday, August 1st, with Rooster Auto Sales Night. The following classes will be featured: Nutrien Ag Solutions Pro Late Models, Waterloo Auto Parts IMCA Modifieds, Christie Door Company IMCA Stock Cars, Pat's Auto Salvage IMCA Sport Mods, and Performance Bodies & Parts. The event will also include IMCA Hobby Stocks, Cue Rentals powered by Tarpy IMCA Sport Compacts, and Rooster Auto Crown Vics. Gates open at 4 p.m., hot laps at 6:30 p.m., and racing to follow. Grandstands are $15 for adults, $10 for kids (11-17), and free for 10 & under. Pits are $35 for ages 13+, kids (6-12) $15, and kids 5 & under $5.

Then Saturday, August 8th, is Cassill Motors Night, and August 15th is Christie Door Company Salute to Service Night.

The Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour moved on to Mason City Motor Speedway on Sunday night, where Cody Thompson picked up the feature win. The next series race will be on Wednesday, July 29th, at the Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway for the Wednesday Night Dubuque County Fair Races.

For more information about the Independence Motor Speedway check out Independence Motor Speedway on MyRacePass or check out Race Indee - Independence Motor Speedway Facebook Page or call Mike Van Genderen at (641) 521-0330 or Dana Benning at (319) 404-7177.

For more information about the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour check out Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour Facebook Page or check out ProLateModel.com or call (319) 553-9340.

Independence Motor Speedway

Independence, Iowa

Greg Kastli Memorial

Saturday July 18th, 2026

KARL CHEVROLET PREMIER LATE MODEL TOUR

presented by Karl Chevrolet & ReMax Independence Realty

A Feature (25 Laps) : 1. 07 Matt Ryan (Davenport); 2. 14 Logan Duffy (Independence); 3. 01 CJ Horn (Cedar Rapids); 4. 7 Andy Nezworski (Blue Grass); 5. 21 Brennen Chipp (Waterloo); 6. 72 Ben Seemann (Waterloo); 7. 9 Bobby Hansen (Center Point); 8. 00J J.D. Auringer (Waterloo); 9. 45 Curt Martin (Independence); 10. C15 Brandon Hamburg (Dixon, Ill.); 11. 33S Tyler Sommerlot (Dunkerton); 12. 70 Jerry King (Waterloo); 13. 4 Ben Lerch (Cedar Rapids); 14. 46 Marcus Orr (Independence); 15. 77 Jeff Aikey (Cedar Falls); 16. 8R Sean Johnson (Independence); 17. 1R Cade Richards (Lincoln, Neb.); 18. 41 Landon Duffy (Independence); 19. 98 Travis Smock (Independence); 20. 01X Harrison Horn (Cedar Rapids); 21. 99 Luke Pestka (Robins). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Johnson; 2. Nezworski; 3. Logan Duffy; 4. Lerch; 5. Hamburg; 6. Landon Duffy; 7. Aikey. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Martin; 2. CJ Horn; 3. Auringer; 4. Orr; 5. Richards; 6. Pestka; 7. Sommerlot.

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Ryan; 2. Smock; 3. Seemann; 4. Chipp; 5. Hansen; DNS Harrison Horn; DNS King. 

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Waterloo Auto Parts & Premier Auto Glass

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 29 Spencer Diercks (Davenport); 2. 20L Kollin Hibdon (Waterloo); 3. 99 Charlie Mohr (Bettendorf); 4. 71C Troy Cordes (Dunkerton); 5. 4 Ryan Maitland (Waterloo); 6. 72 Kolton Osborn (Janesville); 7. 27M Mark Schulte (Delhi); 8. 57 Andrew Hamburg (Dixon, Ill.); 9. F17 Patrick Flannagan (Cedar Rapids); 10. 59 Josh Fisher (La Porte City); 11. 12R Bret Ramsey (Waterloo); 12. 07X Troy Morris III (Bakersfield, Calif.); 13. 22K Kevin Rose (Waterloo); 14. 57B Dennis Betzer (Central City); 15. 73 Tommy Belmer (Evansdale); 16. 01 Ed Thomas (Waterloo); 17. 26J Joel Rust (Grundy Center); 18. 5 Jason Morehouse (Evansdale); 19. 11B Mike Burbridge (Delhi); 20. 17 Ethan Krall (Evansdale); 21. 22 Blaine Bryant (Eldon); 22. 24R Adam Johnson (Independence); 23. 77 Jeff Aikey (Cedar Falls); 24. 98 Jason Snyder (Dunkerton); 25. 7M Tim McBride (Denver); 26. 0 Dirk Hamilton (Urbana). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Snyder; 2. Flannagan; 3. Johnson; 4. Osborn; 5. Mohr; 6. Burbridge; 7. Schulte; 8. Krall; 9. Belmer. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Rust; 2. Aikey; 3. Cordes; 4. Hamburg; 5. Maitland; 6. Morehouse; 7. Bryant; 8. Ramsey; 9. Thomas. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Diercks; 2. Hibdon; 3. Morris III; 4. Betzer; 5. Fisher; 6. Hamilton; 7. Rose; 8. McBride. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Christie Door Company & Independence Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 8JS Cameron Starry (Corpus Christi, Texas); 2. 3 Jarod Weepie (Dunkerton); 3. 05JR John Oliver Jr. (West Burlington); 4. 18S Tom Schmitt (Independence); 5. 7D Dakoda Sellers (Vinton); 6. 18X Dru Kueker (Stanley); 7. 115 Hannah Chesmore (Rowley); 8. 64 Vern Jackson (Waterloo); 9. 4R Riley Hanson (Vinton); 10. 18 Chris Luloff (Aurora); 11. 06S Adam Streeter (Walker); 12. 00T Tony Schimmels (Readlyn); 13. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 14. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset); 15. 20B Matt Burmeister (Denver); 16. 46 Cody Frerichs (Nashua); 17. 87 Dylan Suhr (Jesup); 18. 7W Hunter Smith (Fort Morgan, Colo.); 19. 43P Eric Parsley (Independence); 20. 7 Brandon Tharp (Vinton); 21. 7N Trenton Neuhaus (Quasqueton). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Weepie; 2. Schmitt; 3. Streeter; 4. Tharp; 5. Burmeister; 6. Parsley; 7. Frerichs. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Kueker; 2. Suhr; 3. Van Genderen; 4. Chesmore; 5. Schimmels; 6. Neuhaus; 7. Hanson. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Starry; 2. Sellers; 3. Oliver Jr.; 4. Jackson; 5. Smith; 6. Hill; 7. Luloff.

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Pat's Auto Salvage

A Feature (18 Laps) : 1. 2X Jordan Hicks (Delmar); 2. 7B Will Wolf (Lynnville); 3. 22JR Brady Hilmer (Dysart); 4. 12D Joe Docekal (Dysart); 5. 88 Luke Bird (Winthrop); 6. 33 Aiden Gelner (Nashua); 7. 8K Austin Kemp (Vinton); 8. 392 Jackson Carey (Nashua); 9. 82 Jacob Berry (Cedar Falls); 10. 17 Beckett Flannagan (Cedar Rapids); 11. 2D Dalton Delay (Cedar Rapids); 12. 18D Rylan Duffy (Fairbank); 13. 28B Curt Smeins (Dike); 14. 13J Brandon Jacoby (Waterloo); 15. 31D Blake Driscol (Dysart). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Wolf; 2. Flannagan; 3. Gelner; 4. Smeins; 5. Hicks; 6. Carey; 7. Delay; 8. Kemp. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Bird; 2. Hilmer; 3. Docekal; 4. Berry; 5. Jacoby; 6. Duffy; 7. Driscol. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Performance Bodies

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 23Z Zach McNeese (Independence); 2. 52 Joren Fisher (Garrison); 3. 3 Dalton Weepie (Dunkerton); 4. 64 Jeremiah Wilson (Waterloo); 5. 73 Quinton Miller (Independence); 6. 34J Jaice Tuttle (Vinton); 7. 357 Brett Vanous (Quasqueton); 8. 31K Jaxon Daniels (Charles City); 9. 33J Carson James (Winthrop); 10. 17B Garrett Ball (Independence); 11. 13K McKenna Koch (Independence); 12. 6R Spencer Roggentien (Amana); 13. B25 Brandon Beyer (Independence); 14. 23C Colin Bland (Independence); 15. 73B Brian Wyant (LaPorte City); 16. 14C Leah Wroten (Independence). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Tuttle; 2. Vanous; 3. Daniels; 4. Wilson; 5. Wroten; 6. Koch; 7. James; 8. Bland. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Miller; 2. Weepie; 3. Fisher; 4. McNeese; 5. Ball; 6. Roggentien; 7. Beyer; 8. Wyant. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Cue Rentals powered by Tarpy

A Feature (14 Laps) : 1. 81 Christopher Mannion (Waterloo); 2. 007 Adam Gates (Marion); 3. 35M Tyler Mannion (Jesup); 4. 16 Drew Stanek (Buckingham); 5. 21 Mike Peyton (Waverly); 6. 46 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 7. 58 Aaron Swearingen (Monticello); 8. 04 Jace Knight (Waterloo); 9. 15M Zeke Wheeler (Vinton); 10. 26AR Abbi Regenold (Waterloo); 11. 23R Josh Regenold (LaPorte City); 12. 22C Ryan Cheney (Deep River); 13. 2 Tanner Spalding (Waterloo); 14. 35K Katie Mannion (Waterloo); 15. 43E Ethan Hogan (Marion); 16. 10P Chris Pittman (Waterloo); 17. 717 Michael Stoddard (Walker); 18. 7G Gilbert Aldape (Sioux City). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Knight; 2. Wheeler; 3. Stanek; 4. Gates; 5. Peyton; 6. Pittman; 7. Josh Regenold; 8. Katie Mannion; 9. Aldape. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Tyler Mannion; 2. Gardner; 3. Cheney; 4. Stoddard; 5. Christopher Mannion; 6. Hogan; 7. Swearingen; 8. Abbi Regenold; 9. Spalding. 

CROWN VICS

presented by Rooster Auto Sales

A Feature (12 Laps) : 1. 8D8 Derrick Dean (Dubuque); 2. 1X Jacob Everts (Parkersburg); 3. 2 Dave Everts (Parkersburg); 4. 4L Michael LaMar (Buffalo); 5. 7C Cody Bergmeier (Vinton); 6. 83B Cody Brown (Gilbertville); 7. 38 Nick Glynn (Dubuque); 8. 00 Tyler Nance (Aplington); 9. 113 Nic Brase (Plainfield); 10. 49 Jacob Welter (Farley); 11. 64 Zacary Anstey (Waterloo); 12. 7S Mike Cabalka (Independence); 13. 32 Rob Culbertson (Dubuque); 14. 357E Elisabeth Vanous (Quasqueton). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Dean; 2. Welter; 3. Glynn; 4. Brown; 5. Cabalka; 6. Vanous; 7. Brase. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Bergmeier; 2. Jacob Everts; 3. Dave Everts; 4. LaMar; 5. Culbertson; 6. Nance; 7. Anstey. 

OUTLAW MINI MOD SERIES

presented by Black Iron Manufacturing

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 4 Ben Mattick (Mantorville, Minn.); 2. 15 Nathan Kilwine (Glenville, Minn.); 3. 111 Matt Grobe (Austin, Minn.); 4. 3JR Joey Robel (Charles City); 5. 28 Cole Sheely (Brownsdale, Minn.); 6. 44 Greg Mattick (Isle, Minn.); 7. 04 Connor Munson (Rose Creek, Minn.); 8. 10B Scott Borstad (Volga, S.D.); 9. 16P Hunter Peterson (Marshall, Minn.); 10. 27K Garrett Medlin (Rockford); 11. 25TS Tatum Schuster (Waterville, Minn.); 12. 55 Casey Schlichting (Clear Lake); 13. 31K Brantley Kalvig (Glenville, Minn.); 14. 16 Alexander Samson (Mason City); 15. 13B Brextin Platts (Mason City); DNS 71 Braxton James (Stanton). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Ben Mattick; 2. Greg Mattick; 3. Kilwine; 4. Medlin; 5. Borstad; 6. Peterson; 7. Samson; DNS James. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Robel; 2. Sheeley; 3. Grobe; 4. Platts; 5. Schlichting; 6. Schuster; 7. Munson; 8. Kalvig. 

𝐑𝐞𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐑𝐮𝐥𝐞𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐬, 𝐅𝐢𝐭𝐳 𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐞𝐝 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐚𝐭 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐑𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐰𝐚𝐲

Friday night there was no rain in the forecast; however, one cell popped up right over the Karl Auto Group of Marshalltown Speedway, and it rained hard for about 15 minutes, enough to leave the track with puddles. That forced speedway officials to end the night with 7 heats remaining; the entire show has been cancelled, and a fresh start is planned. On Saturday night, I did not go to the races, as I attended the Sammy Kershaw concert at the Central Iowa Fair with Iowa's Sierra Griggs as the opening act.

After a lengthy decision on Sunday, I decided to make another trip to the Sports Park Raceway presented by Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota in Fort Dodge, just to get some racing in over the weekend. The decision to go to Sports Park Raceway in Fort Dodge is so easy when I am appreciated by the track promoter Jeff Frevert, operations manager Sarah Stewart, and the rest of the amazing team. Hanging out with my friend Danielle Ayers in the infield during hot laps and heat races is always fun. I may take some pictures, but if you want better pictures, check out Danielle Ayers Photography for even better ones. Again thank you for always making me feel welcomed when I can make the trip up and over from Marshalltown. 

Eighty-four cars signed in to tame the 4/10-mile dirt oval on Sunday night, including 13 for the White Transfer & Storage Sport Mod Special and 15 for the rescheduled United Plant Services Modified Special featuring the Western Iowa Area Modified Series. The racing action was as hot and heavy as it was feeling in the air. The track was the best I had seen all year, as they would go two, three and four wide with no less than two strong racing lanes all night long. The final chequered flag waved at 8:47pm.

The first feature of the night was the Matt's Tire Service IMCA Hobby Stocks 10-lap feature event. Charles Prime grabbed an early lead from the outside second row, and Tyler Fiebelkorn and Chase Roath followed Prime to the front. Prime held them off, but just as lap two was being scored, Roath spun at the end of the front stretch entering turn one and hit the wall. Roath climbed from the car, but his race was done. Prime remained strong out front as the battle for second and back heated up between Fiebelkorn, Rece Hayes, Michael Gardner, Brooke Osler and Carson Hayes. Prime went on to capture the feature win. Fiebelkorn finished second, Osler took third, Carson Hayes finished fourth in his car nicknamed 'Frankstein', and points leader Rece Hayes finished fifth.

Nick Hogan led the first lap of the Culver's of Carroll and Fort Dodge 4.6L Crown Vics 10-lap feature before a caution came out for debris in Turn 2. On the restart, Birthday Boy Nate Hogan took the top spot away, but Nick Hogan refused to go away and regained it on lap three when Nate Hogan broke and went off the top of turns three and four, bringing out another caution. Nick Hogan held off Nick Sawdy on the restart before pulling away to capture win number two, this time by a full straightaway. Sawdy took second, BJ Charlson was third, Jim Hogan came home in fourth, and TJ Fickbohm was fifth.

In the Pickett Salvage Vintage Cars 10-lap feature event, Todd Jansonius outwrestled the McClendons, Josh and Brent, to grab the race lead. Brent McClendon ran second with Josh McClendon running third until the only caution came out on lap five for Cameron Kennedy spinning in turn four. Todd Jansonius held everyone off on the restart and went on to his second win of the season. Brent McClendon, Rex Jansonius, Josh McClendon, and Chad Larson rounded out the top five.

Jade Lange was the man to beat in the Pickett Salvage IMCA Hobby Stocks 15-lap feature. Lange jumped out to the race lead but received several challenges from Brayson Siegle in the early going. Siegle took the top spot away exiting turn two on lap four but then took a sharp right off the top of turns three and four. Lange got a great restart and went on to capture the first win of the season at Sports Park. The battles throughout the rest of the field heated up, and in the end, Macon Robinson, Bryce Sommerfeld, Will Smith, and Roger Haupt rounded out the top five.

Brandon Toftee led the opening lap of the Marsh Concrete IMCA Stock Cars 15-lap feature event. "Wide Open" Scott Olson took the race lead away from Toftee on lap two, forcing Toftee to figure out how to get the lead back. Olson pulled away and cruised to the feature win. Toftee finished second, Ryan Roath came home third, Tyler Pickett was fourth, and Parker Slagle was fifth.

The initial start of the White Transfer & Storage IMCA Sport Mods 15-lap feature was called back. When the race finally got rolling, it was Matt Grall grabbing the race lead. The caution came out on lap two when Rocky Caudle spun in turn two in Preston Bright's hot rod after Caudle broke the motor in his car. On the restart, Good Thunder, Minnesota's Mat Hollerich, took the race lead away, but that was short-lived as Cam Reimers worked his way from eighth to the race lead on lap five. Reimers pulled away and built up a race lead of over a full straightaway until the caution came out on lap 14 for Brian Frederick, who got crossed up while being lapped and spun Grall in turn four. Grall was giving his spot back, and the lap car was penalized for the yellow. Reimers held on to the lead through the green-white-checkered restart to claim the $1,000 win. Hollerich finished second, Kamdyn Haggard was third, Grall took fourth, and Hunter Longnecker was fifth.

The final race of the night was the United Plant Services IMCA Modifieds for the rescheduled Western Iowa Area Modified Series 25-lap feature event. Trey Kline jumped out to the race lead, but Trevor Fitz flanked him. Kline continued to lead until lap 18, when Fitz was able to grab the top spot away. Fitz then looked to be heading on to take the feature win, but a caution came out just as lap 24 was being scored when David Brown spun at the top of turn three to avoid Robert Moore slowing in front of him. Fitz held off Kline and Jeff Stephens to go on and take the $1,500 feature win. Stephens took second away from Kline. Chaz Baca and Jacob Snyder finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

No racing next week at Sports Park Raceway. Racing action returns on Sunday, July 26th, with the Pickett Salvage IMCA Hobby Stocks $1,000-to-win special. IMCA Mod Lites make their third appearance of the season. Also racing will be IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Sport Mods, IMCA Sport Compacts, 4.6L Crown Vics, and Vintage Cars. Pits open at 3p, grandstands open at 4p, hot laps at 5p, and racing to follow.

Then the following week, Sunday, August 2nd, is Kid's Night sponsored by Kemna Auto of Fort Dodge with a bike giveaway. August 9th is Hicklin Powersports Night with Mod Lites also competing, Animal Control Night on August 16th and Baker Group Season Championship Night plus IMCA Mod Lites, powder puff and mechanics' races.

For more information about the Sports Park Raceway presented by Ford Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota check out SportsParkRaceway.com or check out Sports Park Raceway Facebook Page or call the office at (515) 571-4401.

I brought the camera along and captured some pictures during hot laps and heat races, and they are all posted on the Trackside Report by Foxman Facebook Page in a photo album titled Sports Park Raceway Modified and Sport Mod Special 7-12-26 .

Sports Park Raceway

presented by Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota

Fort Dodge, Iowa

Modified Special presented by United Plant Services

Sport Mod Special presented by White Transfer & Storage

Sunday July 12th, 2026

WESTERN IOWA AREA MODIFIED SERIES (IMCA MODIFIEDS)

presented by United Plant Services

A Feature (25 Laps) : 1. 28 Trevor Fitz (Camarillo, Calif.); 2. 92 Jeff Stephens (Arion); 3. 00K Trey Kline (Schleswig); 4. 75JR Chaz Baca (Jewell); 5. 98 Jacob Snyder (Dunkerton); 6. 1AR Alex Reetz (Dunlap); 7. 2 Nick Meyer (Whittemore); 8. 15J Jeremy Richey (Medford, Ore.); 9. 14B Scott Bash (Windsor Heights); 10. 50B Brock Badger (Bagley); 11. 911 Robert Bennett (Woolstock); 12. 21 David Brown (Kellogg); 13. 2B Robert Moore (Maxwell); 14. 24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.); 15. 321 Andy Tiernan (Madrid). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Baca; 2. Fitz; 3. Meyer; 4. Snyder; 5. Moore; 6. Badger; 7. Bash; 8. Bennett. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Kline; 2. Barnhill; 3. Reetz; 4. Stephens; 5. Brown; 6. Tiernan; 7. Richey. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Marsh Concrete

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 8X Scott Olson (Blairsburg); 2. 85T Brandon Toftee (Otho); 3. 45 Ryan Roath (Kamrar); 4. 5A Tyler Pickett (Boone); 5. 47 Parker Slagle (Eagle Grove); 6. TNT2 Devin Tripp (Sioux Rapids); 7. 4D Daniel Ayers (Webster City); 8. 123 Kyle Rose (Cambridge); 9. 343 Zayn Feaster (Corwith); 10. 21B Jason Brees (Meriden); 11. 2A Jamie Andreasen (Lytton); 12. 77 BJ Bremer (Webster City); 13. 7C Andrew Claus (Spencer); 14. 18 Logan Bock (Sac City); 15. 43 Calvin Lange (Humboldt). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Toftee; 2. Lange; 3. Roath; 4. Pickett; 5. Brees; 6. Andreasen; 7. Bremer; 8. Bock. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Olson; 2. Ayers; 3. Slagle; 4. Tripp; 5. Rose; 6. Feaster; 7. Claus. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by White Transfer & Storage

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 21 Cam Reimers (Kelley); 2. 49 Mat Hollerich (Good Thunder, Minn.); 3. 95 Kamdyn Haggard (Humboldt); 4. 511 Matt Grall (Fort Dodge); 5. 93 Hunter Longnecker (Woodward); 6. 79W Bill Wegner (Armstrong); 7. 53 Jacob Hanus (Summer); 8. 11B Bailey Stimson (Duncombe); 9. 87B Brian Frederick (Sac City); 10. 40 George Gilliland (Lehigh); 11. 99 Rocky Caudle (Ellsworth); 12. 15B Boddie Parker (Vail, Ariz.); DNS 13B Preston Bright (Indianola). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Haggard; 2. Parker; 3. Hollerich; 4. Grall; 5. Bright; 6. Stimson; 7. Frederick. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Longnecker; 2. Reimers; 3. Wegner; 4. Hanus; 5. Gilliland; 6. Caudle. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Pickett Salvage

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 43 Jade Lange (Humboldt); 2. 11 Macon Robinson (Boone); 3. 50 Bryce Sommerfeld (Fort Dodge); 4. 31 Will Smith (Lake City); 5. 24R Roger Haupt (Webster City); 6. 45 Drew Barglof (Sioux Rapids); 7. 9 Max Pogeler (Cherokee); 8. 46 Wyatt Johnson (Cherokee); 9. 55G David Gilliland (Fort Dodge); 10. 21W Wade Gilliland (Callender); 11. 11M Kyler Mattson (Alta); 12. 3T Tyler Pederson (Pocahontas); 13. 44 Brayson Siegle (Pueblo, Colo.). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Robinson; 2. Smith; 3. Haupt; 4. Sommerfeld; 5. Lange; 6. David Gilliland; 7. Mattson. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Wade Gilliland; 2. Poegler; 3. Barglof; 4. Johnson; 5. Siegle; 6. Pederson. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Matt's Tire Service

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 7P Charles Prime (Britt); 2. 61F Tyler Fiebelkorn (Stuart); 3. 07 Brooke Osler (Milford); 4. 3K Carson Hayes (Guthrie Center); 5. 3H Rece Hayes (Guthrie Center); 6. 98T T.J. Williams (Fort Dodge); 7. J2 Dani Lenz (Barnum); 8. 46 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 9. 45JR Chase Roath (New River, Ariz.); 10. 63 Josh Winegarden (Clare). 

Heat 1 (5 Laps) : 1. Gardner; 2. Rece Hayes; 3. Osler; 4. Carson Hayes; 5. Lenz. 

Heat 2 (5 Laps) : 1. Prime; 2. Fiebelkorn; 3. Winegarden; 4. Roath; 5. Williams. 

4.6L CROWN VICS

presented by Culver's of Fort Dodge & Carroll

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 20TP Nick Hogan (Fort Dodge); 2. 33S Nick Sawdy (Fort Dodge); 3. 18 BJ Charlson (Indianola); 4. 20J Jim Hogan (Fort Dodge); 5. 29T TJ Fickbohm (Perry); 6. 26 Noah Greene (Waukee); 7. 20N Nate Hogan (Fort Dodge); 8. 814 Dakota Flogstad (Fort Dodge). 

Heat 1 (5 Laps) : 1. Jim Hogan; 2. Nate Hogan; 3. Nick Hogan; 4. Flogstad; 5. Sawdy; 6. Charlson; 7. Fickbohm; 8. Greene. 

VINTAGE CARS

presented by Pickett Salvage

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 1 Todd Jansonius (Carroll); 2. 72 Brent McClendon (Ames); 3. M1 Rex Jansonius (Geneva); 4. 11B Josh McClendon (Ames); 5. 77* Chad Larson (Nodaway); 6. 96* Curt Moore (Belmond); 7. 33 Cameron Kennedy (Clair); 8. 03 Phillip Abrahamson (Oskaloosa); 9. 3 Mark Chance (Clive); DNS 21L Randy Lenz (Barnum). 

Heat 1 (5 Laps) : 1. Brent McClendon; 2. Rex Jansonius; 3. Todd Jansonius; 4. Josh McClendon; 5. Kennedy; 6. Moore; 7. Larson; 8. Abrahamson; 9. Chance; 10. Lenz. 

𝐌𝐢𝐝𝐰𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐄𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫 𝐅𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟐𝟕𝐭𝐡 𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐑𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐥𝐞 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥

What has become one of Iowa's continuously running memorial races is the Ron Little Memorial in honor of a guy known as "The Gentle Giant," who passed away on May 9th, 1999. This marked the 27th annual event at the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart International Speedway and also was the finale night of the Steve Neville Trucking Midwest Madness Tour.

It was supposed to be the fifth and final night, but the tour was unable to get four nights in at Worthington, Spencer, Park Jefferson, and Stuart. Buena Vista Raceway in Alta rained out. One hundred and twenty-eight cars signed in to see if they could put their names in the history books.

Mike Van Genderen and the track crew produced a fantastic racing surface that created exciting racing action all night. Jeff Kropf did amazingly up on the flag stand; Tony Paris and PJ Pedersen did an amazing job announcing. I guess that Jamie Songer guy did good with the victory lane and champion interviews. The final checkered flag waved at 10:18 pm, meaning by the time I got out of there and fought on-and-off heavy downpours on the way home, I pulled into my driveway at 12:05 am.

The first feature of the night was the Hawkeye Auto IMCA Sport Compacts 15-lap event presented by Culver's of Carroll and Fort Dodge. Beatrice, Nebraska racer Johnny Thomas and Des Moines' Michael Gardner led the field to the green flag. Thomas jumped out to the race lead right away and was followed by Stuart's Tyler Fiebelkorn. Corbin Funke worked his way from tenth to second by lap five. Thomas looked strong and led all 15 caution-free laps to take win number two of the year in Stuart. Funke made several attempts to get past Thomas but came up short and hung on to finish second. Fiebelkorn was third, Gardner fell back to fourth and Daniel Clayton was fifth. Tyler Thompson finished tenth, but that was just enough to win the Midwest Madness Tour Champion Crown by 4 points over Fiebelkorn.

Matt Avila jumped out to the early race lead in the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart IMCA Northern Sport Mods 22-lap feature presented by Spices Galore! Tommy Tanner ran second in the early going. The first caution came out on lap two when BJ Charlson and Preston Bright spun in turn four. Avila fended off Tanner and Martin Bennett on the restart. The caution came out two more times, both on lap six: first for Mitchell Morris in the turn two wall after contact from David Schwartz and then on the restart when Brett Vanderheiden, Matt Morrow, Josalyn Elmquist, Joe Feyen, Austin Hardisty, and Mike Dullard got together on the front stretch. Avila lost the lead briefly on lap eight when Bennett was able to take it away, but that was short-lived as Avila got back by and cruised on to take win number two in Stuart. Eleventh-place starter Caleb Woodard, Willy Kirk, Cam Reimers, and Bennett rounded out the top five. Kirk was named the 2026 Midwest Madness Tour Champion by beating Reimers by 7 points.

The Class Too Tough To Tame Diversified Towing & Recovery IMCA Stock Cars for their 25-lap feature event presented by B&B Chassis. Sioux City's Greg Peck started fourth, but by the end of lap one, he had gotten by front-row starters Chris Pruitt and Ryan Grochow to lead the race. Shortly after the caution came out for debris in turn two. Peck held the top spot until "Buck Wild" Buck Schafroth worked his way from eighth to second; Schafroth took the lead away on lap 11. The caution came out on lap 15 for Dillon Solum, and then the final caution came out on lap 16 for Mike Hansen spinning in turn four along with debris. Schafroth led the final nine laps and went on to capture win number three. Damon Murty got within a car length but couldn't get by Buck, so he managed to finish second. Peck finished third, and that allowed him to capture the Midwest Madness Tour Champion crown by 6 points. Todd VanEaton finished fourth and was the Midwest Madness Tour runner-up. Mike Albertsen was fifth.

Before a single lap was completed in the Rick's Towing & Transport IMCA Hobby Stocks 20-lap feature event presented by Road Rage Bike Works, there was a caution. It came out when Nathan Ashe was spinning on the front stretch. When the race got going, it was Sioux Rapids' Korbin White grabbing the race lead, but he was flanked by Kael Koch from Marshalltown. Koch managed to capture the race lead on lap seven and looked as if he were going to get the win, but thirteenth-place starter Tom Killen Jr. had other plans as he worked his way through the field. Killen began to challenge Koch and would manage to take the lead over on lap 15. Killen held on to capture win number two. Koch finished second, Kaylb Brunssen was third, Dylan Nelson was fourth, and White was fifth. Brunssen took the Midwest Madness Tour Crown.

The final feature of the night was the Diversified Sales & Service IMCA Modifieds 25-lap event presented by DCS Underground of Hays, Kansas. Todd Shute outwrestled Owen Barnhill for the race lead at the drop of the green. Hays, Kansas, and defending Midwest Madness Tour Champion Dakota Sproul worked his way into second. Shute looked strong and pulled away, but when lap traffic began to get heavy, Drew Janssen and Sproul reeled in Shute. Janssen was able to capture the top spot on lap 22 and lead the remaining laps to capture the feature win. Sproul came home second, allowing him to capture the Midwest Madness Tour crown. Shute, Chaz Baca Jr., and Izac Mallicoat rounded out the top five.

Next race at the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart International Speedway is Wednesday, July 29th. All weekly classes: IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Sport Mods, IMCA Hobby Stocks, IMCA Sport Compacts, Crown Vics, and Outlaw Mini Mods are on the card. Pits are $30 for ages 14 and up, $20 for kids (6–13), and children 5 and under are free. Grandstands are $15 for ages 17 & up, $5 for kids (6-11), and free for children 5 and under. Gates open at 5p, hot laps at 6:45p, and racing to follow.

For more information about the Stuart Speedway check out StuartSpeedway.net or check out the Stuart Speedway Facebook Page or call Mike Van Genderen at (641) 521-0330. 

Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway

Stuart, Iowa

27th Annual Ron Little Memorial
Midwest Madness Tour 

presented by Steve Neville Trucking

Thursday July 2nd, 2026

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Diversified Sales & Service / DCS Underground

DCS Underground A Feature (25 Laps) : 1. 127 Drew Janssen (Pella); 2. 08 Dakota Sproul (Hays, Kan.); 3. 5 Todd Shute (Norwalk); 4. 75JR Chad Baca Jr (Jewell); 5. 11 Izac Mallicoat (Boone); 6. 40 Shawn Harker (Nebraska City, Neb.); 7. B24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.); 8. 14M Brian Mahlstedt (Ionia); 9. 28 Trevor Fitz (Camarillo, Calif.); 10. 21K Kyle Brown (Madrid); 11. 93N Colton Nelson (Osceola); 12. 19S Chase Weimer (Eldora); 13. 0 Cody Hokenstad (Shawano, Wis.); 14. 77 Kurt Kile (Nichols); 15. 118 Jesse Patterson (Marana, Ariz.); 16. 14B Scott Bash (Windsor Heights); 17. 11F Colton Garside (Greenfield); 18. 95 Ashley Schaaf (Lincoln, Neb.); 19. 95N Garrett Nelson (Osceola). 

Harris Auto Racing Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Janssen; 2. Shute; 3. Harker; 4. Baca; 5. Colton Nelson; 6. Fitz; 7. Schaaf; 8. Hokenstad; 9. Patterson; 10. Bash. 

Quick Performance Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Mallicoat; 2. Sproul; 3. Mahlstedt; 4. Brown; 5. Barnhill; 6. Weimer; 7. Kile; 8. Garside; 9. Garrett Nelson. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Diversified Towing & Recovery / B&B Chassis

B&B Chassis A Feature (25 Laps) : 1. 92 Buck Schafroth (Orient); 2. 99X Damon Murty (Chelsea); 3. 2X Greg Peck (Sioux City); 4. V31 Todd VanEaton (Orient); 5. 3 Mike Albertsen (Audubon); 6. 22 Chris Pruitt (Stuart); 7. 16 Ryan Grochow (New Ulm, Minn.); 8. 94 Dillon Solum (Winterset); 9. 72 Mike Lineberry (Fremont, Neb.); 10. 53R Larry Robinson Jr (Underwood); 11. 37D Brad Derry (Bedford); 12. 66 Mike Vondrak (Galva); 13. 14 Blake Lund (Greenfield); 14. 34N Thomas Nelson (Stuart); 15. 83 Nick Rees (Woodward); 16. 101 Marvin Henriksen (Corning); 17. 29A Kiel Brittain (Hopkins, Mo.); 18. 18K Klayton Kramer (Algona); 19. 41 Jason Ward (Sioux City); 20. 7W Hunter Smith (Fort Morgan, Colo.); 21. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 22. 8X Mike Hansen (Gillett Grove); 23. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset); 24. 99K Bradly Graham (Victor). 

Harris Auto Racing Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Vondrak; 2. Peck; 3. Derry; 4. Rees; 5. Hill; 6. Lineberry; 7. Lund; 9. Graham. 

Quick Performance Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Ward; 2. VanEaton; 3. Schafroth; 4. Murty; 5. Van Genderen; 6. Hansen; 7. Nelson; 8. Henriksen. 

Triple H Truck Wash Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Albertsen; 2. Solum; 3. Grochow; 4. Pruitt; 5. Robinson Jr; 6. Brittain; 7. Kramer; 8. Smith. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Karl Chevrolet of Stuart / Spices Galore!

Spices Galore! A Feature (22 Laps) : 1. 2X Matt Avila (Boone); 2. 131 Caleb Woodard (Bennington, Neb.); 3. 86W Willy Kirk (Sloan); 4. 21 Cam Reimers (Kelley); 5. 99B Martin Bennett (Ankeny); 6. 7W Will Wolf (Lynnville); 7. 22D Dayton Swatek (Cresco); 8. 18 Mitchell Morris (St Charles); 9. 69K Kaden Rice (Mitchellville); 10. 48 Tommy Tanner (Hinton); 11. 8T Tony Johnson (Oskaloosa); 12. 3 Kolby Sabin (Des Moines); 13. 8 Austin Kemp (Vinton); 14. 9M Matt Morrow (Omaha, Neb.); 15. 18J Josalyn Elmquist (Boone); 16. 0LD Bryan Morris (St Charles); 17. 4 Gage Hilgenberg (Waukee); 18. 25X Joe Feyen (Plattsmouth, Neb.); 19. 11 Austin Hardisty (Cumberland); 20. 11H Nicholas Morris (Bellevue, Neb.); 21. 20C Chris Onstot (St Charles); 22. 81 BJ Charlson (Indianola); 23. 57S David Schwartz (Greenfield); 24. 26 Mike Dullard (Winterset); 25. 29V Brett Vanderheiden (Stuart); 26. 13B Preston Bright (Indianola). 

Wehrs Machine & Racing Products B Feature (10 Laps) : 1. Schwartz; 2. Hilgenberg; 3. 15 Tim Parrott (New Market); 4. Morrow; 5. Josalyn Elmquist; 6. Bright; 7. 12 Zachary Dunham (Runnells); 8. 7 Bradley Ivy (Williamsburg); 9. Charlson; 10. 1+ Bill Wears (Des Moines); 11. 18B Jackson Elmquist (Boone); 12. 65B Benjamin Block (Monroe); 13. 110S Spencer Leonard (Winterset); 14. 3J Cayden Jensen (Adair); 15. 99K Kyle Murty (Tama). 

Horsepower Dynamics Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Bennett; 2. Reimers; 3. Tanner; 4. Kemp; 5. Hardisty; 6. Morrow; 7. Wears; 8. Dunham; 9. Leonard. 

3 Wide Designs Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Kirk; 2. Mitchell Morris; 3. Rice; 4. Onstot; 5. Bryan Morris; 6. Hilgenberg; 7. Josalyn Elmquist; 8. Parrott; 9. Schwartz. 

Todd's Exhaust Pros Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Woodard; 2. Swatek; 3. Dullard; 4. Sabin; 5. Vanderheiden; 6. Charlson; 7. Murty; 8. Jensen; 9. Bright.

Carlyle Tire Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1.  Wolf; 2. Avila; 3. Johnson; 4. Feyen; 5. Nicholas Morris; 6. Ivy; 7. Jackson Elmquist; 8. Block. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Rick's Towing & Transport / Road Rage Bike Works

Road Rage Bike Works A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 1K Tom Killen Jr. (Des Moines); 2. 22K Kael Koch (Marshalltown); 3. 00K Kalyb Brunssen (LeMars); 4. 13N Dylan Nelson (Adel); 5. 1X Corbin White (Sioux Rapids); 6. 19 Nathan DeRagon (Peoria, Ariz.); 7. 9 Kolby Sabin (Des Moines); 8. 7B Eric Stanton (Carlisle); 9. 22B Braden Gifford (Boone); 10. 81DD Daniel Davis (Lenox); 11. 98 Derrick Rohe (Audubon); 12. 88H Kale Hemsley (Sigourney); 13. 49 Kendal Madsen II (Grimes); 14. B11 Dakota Tuttle (Victor); 15. 12 Michael Wade (Dorchester, Neb.); 16. 11B Solomon Bennett (Minburn); 17. 46 Wyatt Johnson (Cherokee); 18. 12G Tyler Gray (Clarinda); 19. 44B Brayson Siegle (Pueblo, Colo.); 20. 38B Brad Becker (Arlington, Minn.); 21. 56J Jamie Coady (Colfax); 22. 75KB Russell Kilsaris (Earlham); 23. 14 Joe Grubbs (St Charles); 24. 76A Nathan Asche (Armstrong); 25. 84B Rusty Bates (Casey); 26. 45C Dalton Coady (Newton).

Wehr's Machine & Racing Products B Feature (10 Laps) : 1. Gifford; 2. Siegle; 3. Becker; 4. Bates; 5. 7 Michael Johnson Jr (Van Meter); 6. 21T Scott Tenney (Yuma, Ariz.); 7. 43 Andy Smith (Pleasant Hill): 8. Kilsaris; 9. 32T Tucker Tepoel (Villisca): 10. 18K Kam Goosmann (Lawton); 11. Jamie Coady; DNS 22J Jacob Hauschen (Adel); DNS 78A Jordon Dobrovolny (Pueblo, Colo.); DNS 5 Dylan Hill (Des Moines); DNS 6D Zach Day (Stuart). 

Finishline Racing Products Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Davis; 2. Brunssen; 3. Rohe; 4. Killen Jr.; 5. Asche; 6. Bates; 7. Jamie Coady; 8. Dobrovolny; 9. Hill.

Horsepower Dynamics Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Madsen II; 2. Koch; 3. Wade; 4. Dalton Coady; 5. Grubbs; 6. Hauschen; 7. Goosmann; 8. Siegle; DNS Kilsaris. 

Knox Trucking LLC Heat 3 (7 Laps) : 1. Nelson; 2. White; 3. DeRagon; 4. Gray; 5. Bennett; 6. Becker; 7. Tenney; 8. Smith; 9. Day. 

Rick's Towing & Transport Heat 4 (7 Laps) : 1.  Stanton; 2. Wyatt Johnson; 3. Tuttle; 4. Sabin; 5. Hemsley; 6. Gifford; 7. Michael Johnson Jr.; 8. Tepoel. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Hawkeye Auto / Culver's of Carroll & Fort Dodge

Culver's of Carroll & Fort Dodge A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 45 Johnny Thomas (Beatrice, Neb.); 2. 41 Corbin Funke (Menlo); 3. 61F Tyler Fiebelkorn (Stuart); 4. 46 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 5. 72 Daniel Clayton (Fontanelle); 6. 22C Ryan Cheney (Deep River); 7. 22AD Joseph Carolus (Des Moines); 8. 3H Rece Hayes (Guthrie Center); 9. 3S Paige Sanders (Montezuma); 10. 15 Tyler Thompson (Sioux City); 11. 8K Kaytee DeVries (Spencer); 12. 24M Caine Mahlberg (Dunlap); 13. 12C Craig Furstenau (Earlham); 14. 16 Drew Stanek (Buckingham); 15. 3K Carson Hayes (Guthrie Center).

KBM Motorsports Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Gardner; 2. Rece Hayes; 3. Thomas; 4. Carson Hayes; 5. Sanders; 6. Thompson; 7. DeVries; 8. Stanek.

KBM Motorsports Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Fiebelkorn; 2. Cheney; 3. Funke; 4. Mahlberg; 5. Carolus; 6. Clayton; 7. Furstenau.