𝐒𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐧 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐥, 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐬 & 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐬 & 𝐄𝐱𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐑𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐭 𝐃𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐰𝐚𝐲

Saturday marked five years since my brother passed away on his 32nd birthday. He would have been 37 this year. I wasn't sure where I would end up going racing this week, but after giving it some thought, I got ready for one of three possibilities: Dallas County Fairgrounds Speedway in Adel, Boone Speedway in Boone, or Independence Motor Speedway in Independence. I still wasn't sure which track I would visit until I climbed into the car and started driving. In the end, I decided to make the trip to Adel for the night's racing action.

The race night also brought an end to the community's annual Sweet Corn Festival, along with the Stars & Cars Party. Stars & Cars gave fans an opportunity to get up close with the drivers, collect autographs, and pick up plenty of free goodies. Once the festivities wrapped up, it was time to turn the attention to the racing action.

A total of 61 cars signed in to take on the 1/5-mile, high-banked dirt oval at the Dallas County Fairgrounds. Kudos to promoter Jimmy Keenan and the entire staff for putting together a fantastic race night, as fans were treated to plenty of action and excitement throughout the evening.

A big thank you goes out to the great sponsors who helped make the Open Figure 8 feature a $1,000-to-win event, while the Front-Wheel Drive class paid $500 to win. Special thanks to S&N Plumbing, Hilburn Trucking, John & Nicole Hilburn, and Means Racing for their support and for helping make the night even more exciting for the drivers and fans.

Final checkered flag waved at 10:21 p.m., but the night wasn't quite over. A Bags Tournament followed shortly after the races in the pit area. Once the racing wrapped up, I headed for home and arrived back in Marshalltown right around midnight.

The first feature of the night was the Castellano Racing Open Figure 8 15-lap feature, with a $1,000 top prize on the line. Dylan McKasson wrestled the lead away from his sister, Aubrey McKasson, in the early going, while Aubrey settled into a battle with "The Iceman" Raymond Cornelius for second.  The first caution flew on lap three when the yellow tires marking the center of turns three and four in the Figure 8 were knocked onto the racing surface. Dylan McKasson got a great restart, but behind him, Aubrey McKasson and Cornelius made contact. The incident resulted in Aubrey slowing on lap four with a left-front flat tire. From there, Dylan McKasson remained in control and drove on to capture his third win of the season. Cornelius, piloting his Pro Stock car, finished second, while Casey McKasson took third. Levi Mathes finished fourth, and "The Boogieman" Braden Anschutz rounded out the top five. 

Next up was the Mitchell's Mobile Repair Pro Stock Figure 8 15-lap feature. After breaking his own car in the staging area, Chris Mitchell was grateful when his good friend Ryan Langille loaned him a car for the feature. Mitchell made the most of the opportunity, leading all 15 laps to capture the feature victory. Raymond Cornelius chased Mitchell throughout the feature but couldn't find a way around him and settled for second. Seth Parker finished third, Garrett Shinn was fourth, and Damon Bennewitz rounded out the top five.

Blake Mitchell led the opening two laps of the Tori's Timeless Captures Junior Front-Wheel Drive feature before the race's only caution came out. Rowan Cumpton briefly took over the lead from Mitchell, but slight contact from Mitchell sent Cumpton spinning. Race officials penalized Mitchell and returned Cumpton to the lead. Cumpton took full advantage of the opportunity, holding off Mitchell for the remainder of the feature to score his first career feature victory.

The J & A Trucking Dirt Trucks were next on the schedule for their 15-lap feature, but it took a few attempts to get the race underway. Before a lap could be completed, the caution flag flew when Will Shivers jumped the start. On the following restart, Quinten Shivers developed a fuel leak, bringing out another caution. Once the race finally got going, Will Shivers grabbed the lead, with Travis Shivers running third and making it look like it could be a Shivers family sweep of the podium. However, the caution came out on lap six when Quinten Shivers spun in turns three and four with a flat tire. On the ensuing restart, Will Shivers spun in turn two, handing the lead to Travis. Travis maintained control despite another caution on lap nine for debris on the backstretch at the entrance to turn three. He held on the rest of the way to capture his first victory of the 2026 season. Will Shivers recovered to finish second, Jason Collins took third, Dustin Boles was fourth, and Quinten Shivers rounded out the top five.

Before the New World Trailer Front-Wheel Drive 15-lap feature, promoter Jimmy Keenan offered an additional $100 to any driver willing to start from the tail. Dennis Hoover declined the offer, giving Blake Fineran the opportunity to make the bold move. Fineran accepted, electing to start at the back and put on a show. His decision moved Matt Pool to the outside of the front row, and Pool took full advantage by grabbing the early lead. Logan Stevens stayed close behind Pool, but shortly after lap one was completed, the caution flag flew when William Post came to a stop on the backstretch. Pool held off Hoover and Stevens on the restart, while Fineran quickly worked his way into fourth. Pool continued to lead as Fineran methodically moved forward, passing Stevens and Hoover to take over second before the caution came out on lap six when Hunter Stanley spun in turns three and four. Pool remained in command until lap eight, when he left the door open and Fineran capitalized, taking over the lead. The final caution came on lap 11 when Joseph Carolus made contact with the wall in turn two. Fineran remained in control through the final laps to score his seventh victory of the season at Adel after starting from the rear of the field. Pool finished second, Stevens was third, Matthew Howard crossed the line in fourth, and Hoover rounded out the top five.

The father-daughter duo of Ryan and Julia Langille led the opening six laps of the Van Wyk Garage Cruisers 15-lap feature before the father-son team of Corey and Raymond Cornelius raced their way into the lead. The Cornelius duo went on to capture their fourth victory of the season, but the win came with plenty of drama. With approximately six laps remaining, heavy smoke began pouring from their car. The pair admitted in victory lane that the engine had finally given up as they approached the checkered flag. Ryan and Julia Langille finished second, while Chris and Audrey Nigon crossed the line in third. The husband-and-wife team of Chris and Shelbie Mitchell was awarded fourth after overcoming an earlier breakdown.

Gerald Ford led the opening three laps of the Gregg's Garage Crown Vic 15-lap feature before Greg Dollens of Dallas Center raced his way into the top spot. The only caution of the feature came on lap four when Isaac Norton made contact with the wall in turn two. Dollens handled the restart with ease, holding off Ford and pulling away from the field. He went on to capture his fourth victory of the season. Ford finished second, TJ Fickbohm crossed the line in third, Nate Fountas was fourth, and Chris Tolle rounded out the top five.

The final feature of the night was the Sta-Rite Transmission Hobby Stocks 15-lap main event. Zachary Cleghorn jumped out to the early lead, with Phil Castellano close behind applying pressure. The first caution came on lap two for debris on the backstretch. Cleghorn continued to control the race after the restart, fending off Castellano and looking like he was on his way to another victory. However, the complexion of the race changed on lap eight when Matthew Kopaska spun in turns three and four directly in front of the leader. Cleghorn was unable to avoid the incident and suffered front-end damage, forcing him to retire from the race. Castellano inherited the lead, but the caution flag flew once more on lap nine when Alex Fickbohm spun in turn four. Castellano remained in control through the final laps to capture the feature victory. Points leader Travis Fenton finished second, Garrett Croy crossed the line in third, "Cupcake" Jacob Reiter was fourth, and Alex Willemsen rounded out the top five.

The next race at Dallas County Fairgrounds Speedway is Saturday, August 29, featuring Kids Rides Night. Young fans will have the opportunity to ride around the track in race cars before hot laps begin. Gates open at 4:00 p.m., the draw closes at 5:30 p.m., hot laps begin at 6:00 p.m., with racing to follow. Grandstand admission is $15 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-12, and free for kids 5 and under. Pit passes are $25 for ages 11 and older and $15 for children 10 and under.

The season continues with Season Championship Night on Saturday, September 5. The evening will also feature a Pit Party following the races, along with a Bags Tournament.

For more information about the Dallas County Fairgrounds Speedway check out the Dallas County Fairgrounds Speedway on Facebook. 

I took photos throughout the night, including the Stars & Cars Party, hot laps, heat races, and a few shots during the features. They are all posted on the Trackside Report by Foxman page in a photo album titled Dallas County Speedway Sweet Corn Festival Races 8-8-26.

Dallas County Fairgrounds Speedway 

Adel, Iowa

Sweet Corn Festival / Stars & Cars Party 

Saturday August 8th, 2026

OPEN FIGURE 8

presented by Castellano Racing

A Feature (15 Laps): 1. 03 Dylan McKasson (Indianola); 2. 8 Raymond Cornelius (Lake View); 3. 5 Casey McKasson (Indianola); 4. 27 Levi Mathes (Barnes City); 5. 00 Braden Anschutz (Scranton); 6. 2M Devin Means (Missouri Valley); 7. 45W Colton Wicker (Des Moines); 8. 0K Jerome Kline (Brooklyn); 9. 95 Aubrey McKasson (Indianola); DNS 74H John Hillburn (Sac City); DNS 2P Jerry Glass (Des Moines). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Dylan McKasson; 2. Mathes; 3. Wicker; 4. Anschutz; 5. Kline; 6. Glass. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Cornelius; 2. Aubrey McKasson; 3. Casey McKasson; 4. Means; 5. Hilburn. 

PRO STOCK FIGURE 8

presented by Mitchell's Mobile Repair

A Feature (15 Laps): 1. 15 Chris Mitchell (Osceola); 2. 8 Raymond Cornelius (Lake View); 3. 27 Seth Parker (Osceola); 4. 187 Garrett Shinn (Des Moines); 5. N07 Damon Bennewitz (Churdan); DNS 19L Ryan Langille (Osceola). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Mitchell; 2. Cornelius; 3. Parker; 4. Bennewitz; 5. Shinn; DNS Langille. 

JUNIOR FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

presented by Tori's Timeless Captures

A Feature (15 Laps): 1. 7X Rowan Cumpton (West Des Moines); 2. 12 Blake Mitchell (Osceola). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Cumpton; 2. Mitchell. 

DIRT TRUCKS

presented by J & A Trucking

A Feature (15 Laps): 1. 51 Travis Shivers (Indianola); 2. 22S Will Shivers (Indianola); 3. 11 Jason Collins (Pleasantville); 4. 99 Dustin Boles (Murray); 5. 66 Quinten Shivers (Indianola); DNS 03 Dylan McKasson (Indianola).

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Will Shivers; 2. Quinten Shivers; 3. Travis Shivers; 4. Collins; 5. Boles; 6. McKasson. 

FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

presented by New World Trailer

A Feature (15 Laps): 1. F12 Blake Fineran (Norwalk); 2. 14 Matt Pool (Monroe); 3. 88S Logan Stevens (Greenfield); 4. 56K Matthew Howard (Altoona); 5. 77 Dennis Hoover (Indianola); 6. 27 Hunter Stanley (Oskaloosa); 7. 34 Nicholas Herrick (Indianola); 8. 30 TJ Fickbohm (Perry); 9. 22AD Joseph Carolus (Des Moines); 10. 2JR Ralph Jones Jr (Des Moines); 11. 4P William Post (Laurel). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Fineran; 2. Jones; 3. Hoover; 4. Howard; 5. Stanley; 6. Carolus. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Pool; 2. Stevens; 3. Post; 4. Herrick; 5. Fickbohm. 

CRUISERS

presented by Van Wyk Garage

A Feature (15 Laps): 1.  8 Corey Cornelius / Raymond Cornelius (Lake View); 2. 19L Ryan Langille / Julia Langille (Osceola); 3. X Chris Nigon / Audrey Nigon (Clive); 4. 15 Chris Mitchell / Shelbie Mitchell (Osceola). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Cornelius / Cornelius; 2. Langille / Langille; 3. Nigon / Nigon; DNS Mitchell / Mitchell

CROWN VICS

presented by Gregg's Garage

A Feature (15 Laps): 1. 10D Greg Dollens (Dallas Center); 2. 64 Gerald Ford (Webster City); 3. 29 TJ Fickbohm (Perry); 4. 38F Nate Fountas (Panora); 5. 7 Chris Tolle (Perry); 6. F1G Issac Norton (Earlham); DNS 47 Andrew Mills (Kent). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Ford; 2. Norton; 3. Dollens; 4. Tolle; 5. Fountas; 6. Fickbohm; 7. Mills. 

HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Sta-rite Transmission

A Feature (15 Laps): 1.  35C Phil Castellano (Norwalk); 2. 10 Travis Fenton (Des Moines); 3. 70X Garrett Croy (Norwalk); 4. 22JR Jacob Reiter (Des Moines); 5. 89W Brandon Willemsen (Grimes); 6. 35X Gavin Castellano (Norwalk); 7. 41 Alex Fickbohm (Perry); 8. 99 Matthew Kopaska (Guthrie Center); 9. 14Z Zachary Cleghorn (Des Moines); 10. 17J Josh Fredricksen (Des Moines); 11. 01 Michael Ure (Guthrie Center); 12. 33X Daniel Routh (Des Moines); DNS 2P Brent Peterson (Des Moines); DNS 81 Derrick Drummond (Guthrie Center). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Reiter; 2. Fenton; 3. Croy; 4. Ure; 5. Kopaska; 6. Fredricksen; 7. Peterson. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Phil Castellano; 2. Willemsen; 3. Cleghorn; 4. Gavin Castellano; 5. Drummond; 6. Fickbohm; 7. Routh. 

𝐀 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐂𝐉 𝐁𝐢𝐨 𝐀𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 & 𝐊𝐢𝐝𝐬 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐊𝐞𝐦𝐧𝐚 𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐨 𝐚𝐭 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐤

Another Sunday meant making the nearly 100-mile trip to Sports Park Raceway in Fort Dodge. Some people may wonder why I continue to make that drive, but the answer is simple. I appreciate the support and respect I receive from track owner Jeff Frevert and track manager Sarah Stewart, and it's a place where I enjoy being part of the race-day experience.

Like many race tracks lately, the on-track action has been intense at times, with emotions and tempers occasionally running high. Through it all, I choose to remain positive. Track officials are human, and while they won't see every incident, they work hard and care deeply about putting on a safe, competitive racing program. Taking frustrations to social media rarely solves anything. If you have concerns about something that happened at the track, the best approach is to pick up the phone, have a respectful conversation with track officials, and give them the opportunity to address those concerns. They care far more than many people realize.

CJ Bio America of Fort Dodge sponsored Sunday night's racing program, while Kids Night was presented by Kemna Auto of Fort Dodge. The evening began with a driver autograph session outside the front gate from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Following the drivers' meeting, the kids took to the track for their races at 5:00 p.m. before the night's racing action got underway. Throughout the evening, young fans enjoyed bike giveaways and a variety of other kid-friendly activities, making it a memorable night for families in attendance.

A total of 63 cars signed in to tackle the 4/10-mile dirt oval. Fans were treated to an action-packed night filled with exciting racing from start to finish, with the final checkered flag waving at 7:49 p.m.

The first feature of the night belonged to the Matt's Tyre Service IMCA Sport Compacts, who contested a caution-free 10-lap main event. Charles Prime jumped out to the early lead but faced constant pressure from Brooke Osler and Rece Hayes. Hayes nearly wrestled the lead away from Prime on lap four, but as the two battled side-by-side, they left the door open for Osler. She capitalized on the opportunity, driving into the lead on lap five. From there, Osler held off repeated challenges from Prime and Hayes to score her first Sports Park Raceway feature victory. Prime finished second, while Carson Hayes edged out his brother, Rece, for third. Rece Hayes settled for fourth, and Josh Winegarden rounded out the top five.

Culver's of Carroll and Fort Dodge 4.6L Crown Vic 10-lap feature began with Nick Hogan jumping out to the early lead, while Nate Hogan settled into second. Nick Sawdy soon joined the battle at the front and took over the top spot on lap five. Sawdy appeared to be on his way to a comfortable victory, but Nate Hogan closed the gap in the closing laps. As the leaders raced to the checkered flag, the two made contact coming to the finish, sending Sawdy spinning across the finish line. Despite the dramatic finish, Sawdy was credited with his fourth Sports Park Raceway victory of the season. Nate Hogan crossed the line in second but was penalized two positions by race officials for rough driving, promoting Jim Hogan to the runner-up spot and Nick Hogan to third. Nate Hogan was officially scored fourth, while Cyle Marsh completed the top five.

Rex Jansonius led all 10 laps to capture the Pickett Salvage Vintage Cars feature in dominant fashion. Brent McClendon finished as the runner-up, followed by Phillip Abrahamson in third and Bill VanHauen in fourth. Josh McClendon ran as high as second before exiting the race on lap eight but was still credited with a fifth-place finish.

Brian Ashburn jumped out to the early lead in the 15-lap Pickett Salvage IMCA Hobby Stocks feature, with Drew Barglof settling into second. Behind them, pole sitter Tyler Pederson and Macon Robinson made contact in turn two while battling for position. Ashburn quickly built a comfortable advantage as Barglof found himself in a heated battle with Bryce Sommerfeld, Will Smith, Max Pogeler, Nathan DeRagon, and Jade Lange. The first caution flew on lap five when Robinson spun on the frontstretch after suffering a right-rear tire failure. Ashburn maintained the lead on the restart, but the race was slowed again on lap eight for debris in turn three and once more on lap 10 for debris in turn four. On the final restart, disaster struck for Ashburn as his car failed to fire, forcing him to the pit area with mechanical issues. Sommerfeld inherited the lead and never looked back, driving away to score his first Sports Park Raceway victory of the 2026 season. Lange finished second, DeRagon crossed the line in third, Barglof was fourth, and Smith rounded out the top five.

The 15-lap White Transfer & Storage IMCA Northern SportMod feature began with Otho's Jeremiah Reed leading the opening lap. Kamdyn Haggard quickly took command, driving past Reed for the lead on lap two before steadily pulling away from the field. Reed held onto the runner-up position for most of the race before pulling into the pit area with less than two laps remaining. That allowed Josh Blom of Sioux City to move into second, while Haggard cruised to his fourth Sports Park Raceway victory of the season with a commanding 8.344-second margin of victory. Blom finished second, Jacob Hanus crossed the line in third, Arizona's Crystal Hemphill claimed fourth, and Preston Bright completed the top five.

The 15-lap Marsh Concrete IMCA Stock Car feature got off to a rocky start, as the caution flag flew before the opening lap could be completed. Jamie Andreasen, Daniel Ayers, Tyler Pickett, Blaine Hanson, and Izaac Richter were involved in a multi-car incident in turn two. On the complete restart, Devin Tripp jumped out to the early lead, but another caution came out after the first lap was officially scored when Kyle Rose spun in turn two. The ensuing restart was also short-lived, as Heath Tulp, Scott Olson, and Rose tangled in turn four, bringing out yet another caution. Once the race settled in, Tripp put together a strong run and built a comfortable advantage before the final caution flew on lap 10 when Richter spun in turn three. On the restart, Tripp held off a late charge from points leader Ryan Roath to earn his first Sports Park Raceway victory of the season. Roath finished second, Daniel Ayers crossed the line in third, Tyler Pickett was fourth, and Blaine Hanson completed the top five.

The night's final feature belonged to the United Plant Services IMCA Modifieds, who closed out the program with a 15-lap main event. Andy Tiernan grabbed the lead at the drop of the green flag and quickly opened a comfortable advantage while Chaz Baca worked his way into second. As the laps clicked off, Baca steadily reeled in the leader, and a few small mistakes by Tiernan allowed him to close the gap. The race's only caution flew on lap nine when Robert Bennett came to a stop exiting turn two. On the restart, Baca wasted little time making his move, taking the lead from Tiernan and driving away to score his fifth Sports Park Raceway victory of the season. Tiernan finished as the runner-up, Robert Moore claimed third, Scott Bash crossed the line in fourth, and Bennett was credited with fifth.

Sports Park Raceway returns to action next Sunday, August 9, for Hicklin Powersports Night at the Races, presented by Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota. The IMCA Mod Lites return to the track alongside IMCA Modifieds, Stock Cars, Northern SportMods, Hobby Stocks, Sport Compacts, Crown Vics, and Vintage Cars. Pit gates open at 3:00 p.m., grandstands open at 4:00 p.m., the drivers' meeting begins at 4:45 p.m., hot laps are scheduled for 5:00 p.m., with racing to follow. Grandstand admission is $12 for adults and teens (ages 13+), $10 for military members and seniors, and free for children 12 and under. Pit passes are $35 for ages 14 and older and $25 for ages 13 and under.

The excitement continues on August 16 with Stay Wild Animal Control Night, followed by the Midwest SXS Series (UTV) races on August 21-22. The season wraps up on August 29 with the Baker Group Season Championships, featuring the IMCA Mod Lites, along with the always-entertaining Powder Puff and Mechanic 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 was running a tad behind so I did not get any pictures from the Autograph session before the races but did make sure to capture the moment of the kids rides, 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 Kids Night presented by Kemna 8-2-26.

Sports Park Raceway

presented by Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota

Fort Dodge, Iowa

CJ Bio America Night

Kids Night presented by Kemna Auto of Fort Dodge

Sunday August 2nd, 2026

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by United Plant Services

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 75JR Chaz Baca (Jewell); 2. 321 Andy Tiernan (Madrid); 3. 2B Robert Moore (Maxwell); 4. 14B Scott Bash (Windsor Heights); 5. 911 Robert Bennett (Woolstock); 6. 75 Greg Elliott (Stanhope). 

Heat (7 Laps) : 1. Tiernan; 2. Moore; 3. Elliott; 4. Bash; 5. Bennett; 6. Baca. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Marsh Concrete

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. TNT2 Devin Tripp (Sioux Rapids); 2. 45 Ryan Roath (Kamrar); 3. 4D Daniel Ayers (Webster City); 4. 5A Tyler Pickett (Boone); 5. 55B Blaine Hanson (Klemme); 6. 85T Brandon Toftee (Otho); 7. 7C Andrew Claus (Spencer); 8. 2A Jamie Andreasen (Lytton); 9. 36 Izaac Richter (Newell); 10. 8X Scott Olson (Blairsburg); 11. 50 Heath Tulp (Kanawaha); 12. 123 Kyle Rose (Cambridge); DNS 2 Jeff Frevert (Fort Dodge). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Roath; 2. Ayers; 3. Olson; 4. Tripp; 5. Tulp; 6. Hanson; 7. Claus. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Toftee; 2. Pickett; 3. Rose; 4. Andreasen; 5. Richter; DNS Frevert. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by White Transfer & Storage

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 95 Kamdyn Haggard (Humboldt); 2. 25 Josh Blom (Sioux City); 3. 53 Jacob Hanus (Fort Dodge); 4. 00T Crystal Hemphill (Suprise, Ariz.); 5. 13B Preston Bright (Indianola); 6. 40 George Gilliland (Lehigh); 7. 9J Jeremiah Reed (Otho). 

Heat (7 Laps) : 1. Hanus; 2. Reed; 3. Blom; 4. Haggard; 5. Bright; 6. Gilliland; 7. Hemphill.

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Pickett Salvage

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 50 Bryce Sommerfeld (Fort Dodge); 2. 43 Jade Lange (Humboldt); 3. 19 Nathan DeRagon (Peoria, Ariz.); 4. 45 Drew  Barglof (Sioux Rapids); 5. 31 Will Smith (Lake City); 6. 9 Max Pogeler (Cherokee); 7. 11 Macon Robinson (Boone); 8. 3T Tyler Pederson (Pocahontas); 9. 55G David Gilliland (Fort Dodge); 10. 13 Brian Ashburn (Callender); DNS 14L Josh Lyon (Pomeroy); DNS 4 Zach Wiltse (Algona). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Sommerfeld; 2. Lange; 3. Ashburn; 4. DeRagon; 5. Barglof; 6. Lyon. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Smith; 2. Pogeler; 3. Robinson; 4. Pederson; 5. Wiltse; 6. Gilliland. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Matt's Tire Service

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 07 Brooke Osler (Milford); 2. 7P Charles Prime (Britt); 3. 3K Carson Hayes (Guthrie Center); 4. 3H Rece Hayes (Guthrie Center); 5. 63 Josh Winegarden (Clare); 6. 98T T.J. Williams (Fort Dodge); 7. 4P William Post (Laurel); 8. J2 Dani Lenz (Barnum); 9. 10N Camden Nehring (Storm Lake). 

Heat (5 Laps) : 1. Rece Hayes; 2. Prime; 3. Osler; 4. Carson Hayes; 5. Winegarden; 6. Nehring; 7. Lenz; 8. Williams; 9. Post. 

4.6L CROWN VICS

presented by Culver's of Fort Dodge & Carroll

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 33S Nick Sawdy (Fort Dodge); 2. 20J Jim Hogan (Fort Dodge); 3. 20TP Nick Hogan (Fort Dodge); 4. 20N Nate Hogan (Fort Dodge); 5. 2 Cyle Marsh (Fort Dodge); 6. 82 Quinton Wastun (Humboldt); 7. 64 Gerald Ford (Webster City); 8. 13 Kyle Schattschneider (Algona); 9. 09 Mark Wastun (Fort Dodge); 10. 814 Dakota Flogstad (Fort Dodge); 11. 12 Sean Rogers (Fort Dodge). 

Heat 1 (5 Laps) : 1. Nick Hogan; 2. Nate Hogan; 3. Sawdy; 4. Ford; 5. Quinton Wastun; 6. Mark Wastun. 

Heat 2 (5 Laps) : 1. Rogers; 2. Jim Hogan; 3. Marsh; 4. Flogstad; 5. Schattschneider. 

VINTAGE CARS

presented by Pickett Salvage

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. M1 Rex Jansonius (Geneva); 2. 72 Brent McClendon (Ames); 3. 03 Phillip Abrahamson (Oskaloosa); 4. 77 Bill VanHauen (Nora Springs); 5. 11B Josh McClendon (Ames). 

Heat 1 (5 Laps) : 1. Josh McClendon; 2. VanHauen; 3. Brent McClendon; 4. Jansonius; 5. Abrahamson. 

𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐧𝐞'𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐡 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐒𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧 𝐖𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬

The last time I visited Boone Speedway in 2026 was for the Bumble Bee Nationals on June 27. After taking the Fourth of July weekend off, attending the Sammy Kershaw concert on July 11, traveling to Independence on July 18, and working an added race night at Brooklyn Raceway on July 25, I was finally able to get back to Boone. After getting everything organized, I climbed into the vehicle and made the 52-mile trip for another night of racing.

Saturday night featured another installment of the Saturday Night Racing Series, along with Water World Slip & Slide Night. A total of 200 cars signed in to tackle the 1/3-mile dirt oval. With the IMCA Super Nationals just a month away, the intensity was definitely picking up as tempers flared throughout the evening. That meant it was time for Coty Mallicoat and Logan Kelly to deliver their annual drivers' meeting speech. The racing surface had a mind of its own early in the night, but "Dirt Doctor" Rod Robbins and the track crew continued to work on it. By feature time, they had the track in outstanding condition, producing fast, competitive, and exciting racing.

It was also great to hear Ryan Clark back on the microphone alongside Jerry VanSickel as preparations continue for Super Nationals. By the end of the night, fans had witnessed 32 races—21 heat races, four B-Features, and seven feature events. The final checkered flag waved at 11:10 p.m., bringing another entertaining night of racing at Boone Speedway to a close.

After four heat races and two B-Features trimmed the 38-car field down to the 24 starters, it was time for the 15-lap IMCA STARS Mod Lites presented by Stealth Racing feature. Cole Paul jumped out to the early lead, but defending track champion Austin Gray wasted little time charging through the field. Starting 11th, Gray moved into second by lap two before taking the lead from Paul on lap three. Gray steadily pulled away until the caution flag flew on lap nine for Riley Clem, who spun on the backstretch. On the ensuing restart, the red flag was displayed when Paul made contact with the slower car of Jeff Stensland on the frontstretch, sending Paul's car into a rollover. Paul climbed from his car under his own power, but his night was over. Stensland's car also sustained heavy damage after making contact with the frontstretch wall and was towed from the track. Despite the lengthy delay, Gray remained unfazed. He nailed the restart and drove away to capture his fifth Boone Speedway victory of the season. "Huggie Bear" Joel Huggins spent most of the race in second and finished as the runner-up, while Colby Oberembt completed the podium in third. Points leader Bryan Zehm advanced from 10th to finish fourth, and Mike Kennedy rounded out the top five.

The 18-lap Elmquist Towing IMCA Northern SportMod feature went caution-free from green to checkered, allowing the race to unfold at a blistering pace. Brett Thomas grabbed the lead early and held off challenges from Dustin Lynch and Ryan King during the opening laps. Thomas appeared to be on his way to a comfortable victory until heavy lapped traffic began to slow his momentum, giving King and 12th-place starter Dylan VanWyk an opportunity to close the gap. Despite the pressure, Thomas never wavered and drove on to score the feature win. King crossed the line in second, VanWyk completed an impressive charge to finish third, Hunter Longnecker was fourth, and defending track champion and current points leader Mike Smith rallied from 11th to round out the top five.

Matthew Meinecke grabbed the early lead in the 20-lap D&E Outdoor Services IMCA Modified feature, with "Flyin' Banana" Mike Jergens settling into second and Owen Barnhill running third. For much of the race, it appeared Meinecke was on his way to victory, but his night took a heartbreaking turn on lap 14 when he suffered a left-rear tire failure, handing the lead to Jergens. Jeremy Mills soon worked his way into second, while Barnhill remained close behind in third. The race's only caution came on lap 16 when Ayden Steffens spun in turn two, setting up a late restart. Jergens led the field back to green on lap 17, but Barnhill made his move one lap later, taking over the top spot on lap 18. From there, the Milton, Florida, native drove away to score his first Boone Speedway victory of the season. Behind him, Mills and Jergens put on a thrilling battle for the runner-up position, with Mills edging Jergens by just .002 seconds at the finish line. Jake McBirnie finished fourth, while Trevor Fitz completed the top five.

The IMCA Stock Cars presented by Boone Moose Lodge 104 were the first of two divisions to compete in twin 20-lap feature events. In Feature No. 1, Bryce Carey led the opening lap before Battleground, Indiana's Sheldon Oberle raced past him for the top spot. Oberle remained in command until lap seven, when the caution flag flew for Kevin Gyles, who spun at the bottom of turn one. On the ensuing restart, Tom Nelson, Kevin Opheim, Shane Stoneburner, and Gyles tangled in turns one and two, bringing out another caution. Oberle pulled into the pit area during the caution, forcing the restart to revert to a standard double-file formation. Jimmy Gustin inherited the lead and quickly began to pull away before another caution slowed the field on lap 12 when Opheim made contact with the wall. Just one lap later, the red flag was displayed after "Bobcat" Johnathon Logue flipped in turn four. Nelson, Daniel Hagen, and Stoneburner were also collected in the incident. Once racing resumed, Gustin was never challenged as he drove away to collect his fifth Boone Speedway victory of the season. Matthew Meinecke finished second, Doug Smith crossed the line in third, Carey was fourth, and Jeremy Ades completed the top five.

Feature No. 2 saw Corey Piffer lead the opening lap before Michael Jaennette took over the top spot. Jaennette paced the field until Devin Smith powered into the lead on lap five. The race's first caution came on lap eight after Piffer spun exiting turn two. Smith looked to have the race well in hand following a strong restart, but mechanical trouble struck as his engine expired exiting turn two, ending his night and bringing out another caution. With the leader out of the race, the field lined up double-file for the restart. Hunter Smith briefly inherited the lead before Blake Lehman raced to the front. Jaennette wasn't finished, however, reclaiming the lead on lap 17. Lehman answered one lap later, retaking the top spot on lap 18 and holding on to score his first Boone Speedway victory. Jaennette settled for second, Bob Daniels finished third, Dillon Solum was fourth, and Josh Daniels rounded out the top five.

The IMCA Hobby Stocks presented by Pickett Salvage were the second division to compete in twin 15-lap feature events. In Feature No. 1, Tyson Overton jumped out to the early lead before the first caution flew on lap two when Matt Breeden came to a stop on the backstretch. Overton executed a perfect restart, but another caution slowed the field on lap four after debris was reported in turn two. Once racing resumed, Overton was untouchable. He pulled away from the field and navigated lapped traffic with ease to score his first Boone Speedway victory of the season. Alex Yoerger crossed the finish line in second, Dylan Hill finished third, 10th-place starter Joe Wollenhaupt charged to fourth, and Seth Butler completed the top five.

Feature No. 2 saw Marshalltown's Chad Rickett Jr. jump to the early lead while battling Brett Maasdam for the top spot. The race's only caution came on lap two after Cody Pontious spun in turn four. Rickett led through lap seven before 10th-place starter Braden Gifford powered into the lead on lap eight. From there, Gifford drove away to collect his second Boone Speedway victory of the season. Maasdam finished as the runner-up, Briar Kriegel took third, Eric Knutson advanced from 11th to finish fourth, and Rickett rounded out the top five after leading the opening seven laps.

Boone Speedway returns next Saturday, August 8, with Saturday Night Racing Series Night #18, sponsored by Elmquist Towing, along with Kids' Power Wheels Races. IMCA Modifieds, Stock Cars, SportMods, Hobby Stocks, and Mod Lites will all be in action on the 1/3-mile dirt oval. Pit gates open at 3:30 p.m., grandstands open at 4:30 p.m., hot laps begin at 5:00 p.m., and racing starts at 6:00 p.m. Pit passes are $30. Grandstand admission is $15 for adults, $5 for youth ages 13-17, and free for children 12 and under.

The exciting stretch of racing continues on August 15 with Back to School/Toreador Night, followed by Season Championship Night on August 22, featuring the A.I.R.S. (American Iron Racing Series) and the John Logue First-Time Winners Race. The IMCA Super Nationals Tune-Up P1P Challenge and Watermelon Classic are scheduled for August 29. The NAPA Double Down Prelude to the Super Nationals takes place September 5-6, leading into the 2026 IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals Fueled by Casey's, which runs September 7-12.

For more information about the Boone Speedway check out BooneSpeedway.com or call (515) 822-3553 or check out the Boone Speedway Facebook Page.

Boone Speedway 

Boone, Iowa

Water World Slip & Slide Night

Saturday August 1st, 2026

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by D&E Outdoor Services

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. B24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.). 2 10 Jeremy Mills (Clear Lake); 3. 37 Mike Jergens (Havelock); 4. 82 Jake McBirnie (Boone); 5. 28T Trevor Fitz (Camarillo, Calif.). 6. 5 Todd Shute (Norwalk); 7. 127 Drew Janssen (Pella); 8. 28R Russ Dickerson (Boone); 9. 19S Chase Weimer (Eldora); 10. 17 Cory Sauerman (Johnston); 11. 7N Jay Noteboom (Hinton); 12. 17W Dan Wagner (Sioux City); 13. 95N Garrett Nelson (Osceola); 14. 118 Jesse Patterson (Marana, Ariz.); 15. 2B Robert Moore (Maxwell); 16. 54 Eddie Ingram (Linn Valley, Kan.); 17. 11 Izac Mallicoat (Boone); 18. 7R Ethan Robey (Ames); 19. 8 Griffin Taylor (Kannapolis, N.C.); 20. 12A Ayden Steffens (North Platte, Neb.); 21. 5M Matthew Meinecke (Jamaica); 22. 29P Chris Pigeon (Allouez, Wis.); 23. 164 Brandon Leeman (Roland); 24. 7 Danny Fye (Boxholm). 

B Feature (10 Laps) : 1. Fye; 2. Ingram; 3. Steffens; 4. 95 Ashley Schaaf (Lincoln, Neb.); 5. 14 Ted Gould (Sheldahl); 6. 97 Conner Verbridge (Knoxville); 7. 7S David Solberg (Larned, Kan.); 8. 40RC Rod Clement (Rhodes); 9. 50 Josh Most (Red Oak);

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Meinecke; 2. McBirnie; 3. Shute; 4. Robey; 5. Janssen; 6. Patterson; 7. Noteboom; 8. Most; 9. Gould; 10. Solberg. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Barnhill; 2. Weimer; 3. Mallicoat; 4. Nelson; 5. Wagner; 6. Pigeon; 7. Moore; 8. Fye; 9. Verbridge; 10. Schaaf. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Jergens; 2. Fitz; 3. Mills; 4. Dickerson; 5. Sauerman; 6. Taylor; 7. Leeman; 8. Ingram; 9. Steffens; 10. Clement. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Boone Moose Lodge 104

 

A Feature 1 (20 Laps) : 1. 19 Jimmy Gustin (Marshalltown); 2. 5M Matthew Meinecke (Jamaica); 3. 12E Doug Smith (Lake City); 4. 85R Bryce Carey (Nashua); 5. 10K Jeremy Ades (Raymond); 6. 12 Josiah Moulds (West Des Moines); 7. 22J Jared Myers (Indianola); 8. 25C Chase Daniels (Carlisle); 9. 77 Josh Monthei (Jefferson); 10. 57H Daniel Hagen (Grimes); 11. 52 Nathan Wood (Sigourney); 12. 5A Tyler Pickett (Boone); 13. 69 Johnathon Logue (Logansport); 14. 34N Thomas Nelson Jr. (Stuart); 15. 4AK Shane Stoneburner (Boone); 16. 44K Kevin Opehim (Mason City); 17. 105 Sheldon Oberle (Battleground, Ind.); 18. 18X Tyler Nelsen (Lohrville); 19. 33G Kevin Gyles (St Charles); 20. 8 David Smith (Lake City); DNS 58C Michael Cheney (Deep River). 

A Feature 2 (20 Laps) : 1. 93L Blake Lehman (Winterset); 2. 93 Michael Jaennette (Kellogg); 3. 25D Bob Daniels (Des Moines); 4. 94 Dillon Solum (Winterset); 5. 25J Josh Daniels (Carlisle); 6. 7W Hunter Smith (Fort Morgan, Colo.); 7. B52 Bobby Daniels (Des Moines); 8. 50 Robert Stofer (Jefferson); 9. 16B Randy Brown (Chowchilla, Calif.); 10. 19A Alan Van Gorp (Des Moines); 11. 10 John Ades (Rippey); 12. 71 Corey Piffer (Indianola); 13. 31 Jason York (Boone); 14. 15D Jason McDowell (Grand Junction); 15. 10J Justin Ades (Webster City); 16. 17B Luke Byers (Indianola); 17. 81 Devin Smith (Lake City); DNS 37E Jason VanSickel (Webster City); DNS 37 Lincoln VanSickel (Webster City); DNS 77C Craig Carlson (Madrid). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Carey; 2. David Smith; 3. Jeremy Ades; 4. Meinecke; 5. Gustin; 6. Gyles; 7. Opheim; 8. Monthei; 9. Stoneburner; 10. Logue; 11. Wood. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Jaennette; 2. Hunter Smith; 3. Piffer; 4. Brown; 5. Devin Smith; 6. Stofer; 7. Jason VanSickel; 8. Van Gorp; 9. John Ades; 10. York. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Oberle; 2. Nelson; 3. Doug Smith; 4. Moulds; 5. Pickett; 6. Hagen; 7. Chase Daniels; 8. Nelsen; 9. Myers; 10. Cheney. 
Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Bobby Daniels; 2. Lehman; 3. Justin Ades; 4. Bob Daniels; 5. Solum; 6. Josh Daniels; 7. Byers; 8. McDowell; 9. Lincoln Vansickel; DNS Carlson. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Elmquist Towing

A Feature (18 Laps) : 1. 82T Brett Thomas (Walker); 2. 57K Ryan King (Marshalltown); 3. 117X Dylan VanWyk (Oskaloosa); 4. 93 Hunter Longnecker (Woodward); 5. 22X Mike Smith (Lake City); 6. 5 Dustin Lynch (Boone); 7. 3Z Randy Havlik (Ankeny); 8. 711 Payce Herrera (Price, Utah); 9. 193 Jessiah Taylor (Boone); 10. 08 Alec Fett (Burt); 11. R31 Ryan Leeman (Roland); 12. 8K Dusty Masolini (Des Moines); 13. 13V Curtis Veber (Polk City); 14. 9J Jeremiah Reed (Otho); 15. 18J Josalyn Elmquist (Boone); 16. 3W Chris Webb (Roland); 17. F18 Nate Friesen (Indianola); 18. 11H Nicholas Morris (Bellevue, Neb.); 19. 11B Bailey Stimson (Duncombe); 20. 20C Chris Onstot (St Charles); 21. 8 Thomas Lathrop (Ottumwa); 22. 40HC Hunter Clement (Rhodes); 23. 33B Ryan Boblett (Jefferson); 24. 4 Gage Hilgenberg (Waukee). 

B Feature (10 Laps) : 1. Lathrop; 2. Onstot; 3. Josalyn Elmquist; 4. Friesen; 5. 7 Brayden Fahrni (Marshalltown); 6. 18A Austin Denney (Auburn); 7. 81 BJ Charlson (Indianola); 8. 00T Crystal Hemphill (Surprise, Ariz.); 9. 18B Jackson Elmquist (Boone); 10. 57 Lynn Brockett (Ogden); 11. 552 Anthony DeBiase (Boone); 12. 118 Joseph Patterson (Tucson, Ariz.); 13. 33 Jacob Ashley (Hartford); DNS 15B Boddie Parker (Vail, Ariz.); DNS 22 Daniel Jones (Indianola); DNS 85R Tyler Carey (Nashua). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Lynch; 2. Longnecker; 3. Fett; 4. Taylor; 5. Herrera; 6. Lathrop; 7. Charlson; 8. DeBiase; 9. Denney. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Masolini; 2. Thomas; 3. VanWyk; 4. Reed; 5. Webb; 6. Hemphill; 7. Fahrni; 8. Jackson Elmquist; 9. Ashley. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Leeman; 2. Hilgenberg; 3. Veber; 4. Boblett; 5. Clement; 6. Onstot; 7. Parker; 8. Jones; DQ Josalyn Elmquist. 
Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Smith; 2. King; 3. Havlik; 4. Stimson; 5. Morris; 6. Friesen; 7. Brockett; DNS Patterson; DNS Carey. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Pickett Salvage

A Feature 1 (15 Laps) : 1. 42T Tyson Overton (Carlisle); 2. 81A Alex Yoerger (Pleasant Hill); 3. 5 Dylan Hill (Des Moines); 4. 4W Joe Wollenhaupt (Neola); 5. 22 Seth Butler (Scranton); 6. 31 Will Smith (Lake City); 7. 55X Corey VanDerWilt (Lynnville); 8. 88N Nate Parkhill (Webster City); 9. 7 Michael Johnson Jr. (Van Meter); 10. 01JK Josh Moorman (Boone); 11. 99B Bentley Long (Norwalk); 12. 51V Josh Vancannon (Ogden); 13. 85 Seth Janssen (Ogden); 14. 15A Andy Scheuermann (Carroll); 15. 44T Tasker Timmerman (Wapello); 16. 72 Joey Young (Indianola); 17. 43 Andy Smith (Pleasant Hill); 18. 17Z Zac Olson (Marshalltown); 19. 3T Tony Strable (Knoxville); 20. 57 Cody Sybesma (Sanborn); 21. 46 Wyatt Johnson (Cherokee); 22. 22W Wayne Gifford (Boone); 23. 78 Matt Brown (Dysart); 24. 77 Jacob Wildt (Boone); 25. 59 Daniel Pittman (Jamaica); 26. 3K Colten Kern (Redfield); 27. 5H Karson Simonson (Ankeny); 28. 72PB Matt Breeden (Indianola). 

A Feature 2 (15 Laps) : 1. 22B Braden Gifford (Boone); 2. 55 Brett Maasdam (Sully); 3. 17K Briar Kriegel (Brooklyn); 4. 12K Eric Knutson (Slater); 5. 59JR Chad Rickett Jr. (Marshalltown); 6. 88H Kale Hemsley (Sigourney); 7. 44D Brett Timmerman (Wapello); 8. 11 Macon Robinson (Boone); 9. 49K Kendal Madsen II (Grimes); 10. 44B Brayson Siegle (Pueblo, Colo.); 11. 37 Shane Butler (Scranton); 12. 52B Brayden Wood (Sigourney); 13. 06B Brandan Long (Norwalk); 14. 2M Mitchell McNeill (Jamaica); 15. 12T Tanner Jones (Boone); 16. 11B Solomon Bennett (Minburn); 17. 38R Aaron Rudolph (Grand Junction); 18. 9 Max Pogeler (Cherokee); 19. 22G Brad Graham (Brooklyn); 20. 47K Kayvin Morris (Clutier); 21. 35C Phil Castellano (Norwalk); 22. 15X Cody Pontious (Odebolt); 23. 00B Braelynn Long (Norwalk); 24. 8F Aron Fye (Alden); 25. 22K Kael Koch (Marshalltown); 26. 55G Geoff Evans (Boone); DNS 21W Wade Gilliland (Callender). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Overton; 2. Parkhill; 3. Seth Butler; 4. Tasker Timmerman; 5. Olson; 6. Scheuermann; 7. Brown; 8. Breeden; 9. Pittman; 10. Simonson. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Maasdam; 2. Koch; 3. McNeill; 4. Braelynn Long; 5. Pogeler; 6. Siegle; 7. Morris; 8. Gilliland; DNS Evans. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Hill; 2. Vancannon; 3. Wollenhaupt; 4. Yoerger; 5. Andy Smith; 6. Janssen; 7. Strable; 8. Wayne Gifford; 9. Young. 
Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Kriegel; 2. Hemsley; 3. Knutsonl 4. Brett Timmerman; 5. Madsen II; 6. Brandan Long; 7. Pontious; 8. Graham; 9. Castellano. 

Heat 5 (8 Laps) : 1. Michael Johnson Jr.; 2. Wildt; 3. Will Smith; 4. Wyatt Johnson; 5. Moorman; 6. Sybesma; 7. Bentley Long; 8. Kern. 
Heat 6 (8 Laps) : 1. Braden Gifford; 2. Fye; 3. Rickett Jr.; 4. Shane Butler; 5. Rudolph; 6. Robinson; 7. Bennett; 8. Wood; 9. Jones. 

IMCA STARS MOD LITES

presented by Stealth Racing

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 48G Austin Gray (Story City); 2. X50 Joel Huggins (Des Moines); 3. 0B Colby Oberembt (Adel); 4. 46Z Bryan Zehm (Ames); 5. 95 Mike Kennedy (Boone); 6. 4G Ben George (Altoona); 7. 44 Garrett Barber (Nevada); 8. 21 Scott Bailey (Carlisle); 9. H7B Jon Braathun (Story City); 10. 9 Garrison Anderson (Huxley); 11. 7G Devan Glick (Madrid); 12. 96 Dillon Bush (Milo); 13. 1B Robert Moore (Maxwell); 14. 64 Randy Bryan (Ames); 15. 8N William Nobles (West Des Moines); 16. 1 David Bailey (Carlisle); 17. 20 Jeff Stensland (Nevada); 18. 9X Riley Clem (Bakersfield, Calif.); 19. 722 Jaedon McDowell (Murfreesboro, Tenn.); 20. 1L Landon Elliott (Boone); 21. 9XL Colin Anderson (Alleman); 22. 73 Cole Paul (Madrid); 23. 28 Terry Brown (Nevada); 24. 89 Travis Stensland (Nevada). 

B Feature 1 (10 Laps) : 1. Barber; 2. David Bailey; 3. 87S Steve Hartley (Ankeny); 4. 72T Trevor Swenson (Jewell); 5. 19DD Derek Foster (Maxwell); 6. 65 Joe Boyll (Kokomo, Ind.); 7. 3J Jamie Bailey (Woodburn); DNS 47 Cory Sonner (Polk City); DNS 27K Emma Keeland (Marshalltown). 

B Feature 2 (10 Laps) : 1. George; 2. Bryan; 3. 777 Dylan Permann (Port St. Lucie, Fla.); 4. 87R Ryder Hartley (Ankeny); 5. 7R Josh May (Milo); 6. 57 Lukas Schroeder (Runnells); 7. 85 Jered Douglas (West Des Moines); DNS 18M Chelsea Ladurini (Pleasant Hill); DNS 2G Grant Anderson (Huxley). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Gray; 2. Brown; 3. Elliott; 4. Travis Stensland; 5. Colin Anderson; 6. Barber; 7. David Bailey; 8. Foster; 9. Swenson; 10. Boyll. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Jeff Stensland; 2. Scott Bailey; 3. Kennedy; 4. Bush; 5. Moore; 6. Schroeder; 7. Ryder Hartley; 8. Douglas; 9. May; DNS Bryan.  

Heat 3 (6 Laps ): 1. McDowell; 2. Glick; 3. Oberembt; 4. Garrison Anderson; 5. Nobles; 6. Jamie Bailey; 7. Steve Hartley; 8. Sonner; 9. Keeland. 

Heat 4 (6 Laps ): 1. Paul; 2. Huggins; 3. Zehm; 4. Clem; 5. Braathun; 6. Permann; 7. George; 8. Ladurini; 9. Grant Anderson.