𝐁𝐞𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐫𝐟, 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐬𝐨𝐧, 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐫, 𝐆𝐢𝐟𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐝, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐫 𝐓𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐕𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐭 𝐈𝐌𝐂𝐀 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐬

My goal was to make it at least one night of the 3rd Annual IMCA Summer Nationals. Unable to attend Monday night because of PA Announcing duties at Marshalltown High School Varsity Softball Doubleheader against Ames left me Tuesday and Wednesday. Well, Tuesday came out; I was exhausted from Monday's softball games, so I sat at home and watched the coverage on Advantage Racing TV and IMCA TV. Wednesday, I had the energy and motivation to attend the final night of the IMCA Summer Nationals, and I was glad I did, even though I didn't get home until after 12:30am.

Great job by the promotion team of Mike Van Genderen, Dana Benning, and Trent Chinn on putting the event together. Jeff Kropf, Jeff Broeg, and Tony Paris did a fantastic job with announcing races through out the week; Advantage Racing TV and IMCA TV broadcasts were fantastic. Josh Reynolds and Colton Graham did a nice job in the scoring tower, and John Huff on waving those colorful sticks.

One hundred and sixty-eight cars checked in to tame the 3/8-mile dirt oval on the Buchanan County Fairgrounds on the final night of the 3rd Annual IMCA Summer Nationals. The first 2 instalments of the IMCA Summer Nationals were at the Clay County Fair Speedway in Spencer before moving to Indee this year. Meaning the total car count of the three race nights was 532, and the average car count per night was 177 cars. The racing action was exciting in all feature events, including a photo finish. Final checkered flag waived at 11:10 pm. 

The first feature on finale night of the IMCA Summer Nationals was the IMCA Northern Sport Mods presented by Pat's Auto Salvage for 20 laps. Kyle Olson, Cam Reimers and Brayton Carter led the field to the green flag. Carter snatching up the race lead using the cushion. Carter led the way as the battle heated up because Olson and Reimers were behind him, as did Caleb Woodard and Ben Chapman. Carter had a 2-second lead before the first caution on lap eight when Brandon Bradford spun off the top of turn three. Carter held off Woodard and Olson on the restart. The caution came out again on lap 11 when Hunter Poston slid off the top of turns three and four. Carter got another great restart; Woodard jumped the cushion in turn two, but shortly after, another caution on lap 12 came out when Zach Davis, Mary Hahn and Jacob Berry got into an infield tyre in turn four. Carter held off Reimres and Devyn Peterson on the restart and got a little separation. The final caution came out on lap 17 when Justin Klynsma spun in turn four after slight racing contact with Tony Olson. Carter went to claim the $3,000 to win the feature event, adding to his Monday night's invitational win that was also worth $3,000. Woodard came from tenth to finish second; Peterson from fourteenth to third. Tuesday's winner Cam Reimers fell back to fourth, and Tony Olson came home in fifth.

Jace Whitt, Kollin Hibdon, and Ethan Braaksma led the field to the green flag in the 22-lap IMCA Modifieds presented by Waterloo Auto Parts. Hibdon jumped out to the race lead; Braaksma ran second as Cody Laney and Brandon Beckendorf battled for third. On lap four, the caution came out when Whitt slid off the top of turn two and got caught up in the guardrail. Hibdon held off Braaksma and Beckendorf initially on the restart but slid off the top of turn two, allowing Braaksma to take the lead away. Beckendorf followed Braaksma and began to apply some pressure. Laney joined the battle out front, but Braaksma held them off until lap sixteen. Beckendorf took the lead away and never looked back as he went on to take the feature win worth $5,000 to win. Braaksma finished second, Hibdon in third, Laney in fourth, and Tuesday's winner Joel Rust was fifth. Hard Charger of the feature was Tim Ward moving from fifteenth to sixth. Monday's winner was Cayden Carter.
The initial start of the IMCA Stock Cars Summer Nationals 20-lap feature was called back, and that was followed up by a caution before lap one was scored when Tommy Fain from Abilene, Texas, slid off the top of turn two. When the race finally got some momentum and got rolling, it was Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, driver Brandon Schmitt grabbing the top spot, as they were going three and four wide throughout the field. Schmitt used the bottom, and Little Suamico, Wisconsin racer Tyler Wilson used the top shelf, and they battled it out for the race lead. Then the caution came out again on lap seven when Parker Slagle and Braden Richards went together in turn one. Schmitt continued to lead the way, but Kelly Shryock broke up the Cheesehead party out front and joined in the battle for the lead. The final caution came out on lap 12 when Cole Czarneski slid off the backstretch when he got bumped by Kodey Miles. Schmitt, Wilson, and Shryock battled it out on the restart. Wilson edged ahead on lap 16, but Schmitt came back to take the lead on lap 18. Wilson did not go away and won in a photo finish at the line over Schmitt and Shryock to take home the $5,000 prize. Nick Buckarma and eighteenth-place starter Cayden Carter finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Carter won Monday night's invitational, and Tony Olson won Tuesday night's feature. 

Braden Gifford, Leah Wroten, and Wayne Gifford led the field to the green flag in the 16-lap IMCA Summer Nationals feature event for the IMCA Hobby Stocks presented by Performance Bodies. In the younger Gifford, Braden grabbed the race lead, but he had his hands full as Dad, Wayne, battled it out. Wayne Gifford got by his son Braden on lap five and left his son to battle with Leah Wroten and Briar Kriegel. Unfortunately, just after the race passed the halfway point, a hand full of cautions came out. The first caution was for Ben Shannon and McKenna Koch, who spun in turns three and four; the following restart saw Karter Miles slide off the top of turn one; the next restart saw Tyler Gray spin on the backstretch with Brandon Nielsen, Jaice Tuttle, and Koch all getting together on the backstretch. Wayne Gifford and the field finally got another lap in the books, but the caution came out again when Quinton Miller spun in turn four, and then on the restart, Briar Krigel spun in turn four, collecting David Bennett, Zach McNeese, Miller and Jacob Floyd. Wayne Gifford hung on to take the feature win worth $2,000. Braden Gifford finished second, Leah Wroten was third, Dalton Weepie was fourth, and Joren Fisher was fifth. Wroten won on Monday night, and Karter Miles won on Tuesday.

The final feature of the IMCA Summer Nationals was the 15-lap IMCA Sport Compacts presented by Cue Rentals powered by Tarpy. The initial start was waived twice, penalizing Adam Gates one row for jumping the start. Lukas Rick inherited the pole position and took full advantage, grabbing the race lead. They went four, five, and briefly six wide behind him. Brad Chandler was among those in that battle, working his way from ninth. Chandler took over the top spot on lap 4, and he pulled away. The caution came out on lap six for Mike Peyton, who spun in turn two. Lap seven, another caution came out. Jay Orr slid off the top of turn three as Stephen Randall lost a right rear wheel in turn four, collecting Terry Bickford, Dan Schmidt, and Michael Stoddard. Two more cautions came out; lap eight for Orr made contact with Robert Rundle, pushing him off the front stretch. The final caution came out on lap nine when Adam Gates and Mitch Bielenberg got together off turn two. Chandler led the remaining 6 laps and went on to pocket the $1,000 prize, his second win of the week, as he also won the $1,000 to win the invitational race on Monday. Tuesday's winner Mitch Bielenberg came from eleventh to finish second. Rick was third, Brooke Osler was fourth, and fifteenth-place starter Michael Gardner came home in fifth.

No racing this Saturday, June 6th, at the Independence Motor Speedway; racing action returns on Saturday, June 13th, with Hall of Fame Night. This year's Hall of Fame class of inductees is made up of Jeff Aikey, Vern Jackson, Fred Smock, Jeff "Wally" Lawless, and Casey Lawless. Several door panels will be auctioned off at intermission. The Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions will be in attendance along with Waterloo Auto Parts IMCA Modifieds, Christie Door Company IMCA Stock Cars, Pat's Auto Salvage IMCA Sport Mods, Performance Bodies & Parts 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 p.m., and racing to follow.

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.

Don't forget to check out the other racetracks Mike Van Genderen promotes or is the track manager. Highway 39 Speedway in Denison, Stuart Speedway in Stuart, Mountain Dew Bloomfield Speedway, and Scotland County Speedway in Memphis, Missouri.

Don't forget to check out the other racetracks Trent Chinn promotes or is the track manager. Clay County Fair Speedway in Spencer, Buena Vista Raceway in Alta, and Park Jefferson Speedway in Jefferson, South Dakota.

Independence Motor Speedway

Independence, Iowa

3rd Annual IMCA Summer Nationals
Finale Night 

Wednesday June 3rd, 2026

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Waterloo Auto Parts

A Feature (22 Laps) : 1. 5 Brandon Beckendorf (Danube, Minn.); 2. 111 Ethan Braaksma (Newton); 3. 48K Kollin Hibdon (Waterloo); 4. 5L Cody Laney (Torrance, Calif.); 5. 26J Joel Rust (Grundy Center); 6. 151 Tim Ward (Mesa, Ariz.); 7. 30 Jordan Grabouski (Beatrice, Neb.); 8. 07X Troy Morris III (Bakersfield, Calif.); 9. 6 Konnor Wilinski (Seymour, Wis.); 10. 10C Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 11. 20S Brandon Schmitt (Beaver Dam, Wis.); 12. 20 Spencer Diercks (Davenport); 13. 20C Cody Schroeder (Manitowoc, Wis.); 14. 21CZ Cole Czarneski (Denmark, Wis.); 15. 72M Brian Mullen (Seymour, Wis.); 16. B24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.); 17. 44K Kelsie Black (Otis, Kan.); 18. 4 Ryan Maitland (Waterloo); 19. 98 Jacob Snyder (Dunkerton); 20. 71C Troy Cordes (Dunkerton); 21. 77T Tripp Gaylord (Lakewood, Colo.); 22. 13 Jerry Flippo (Rockford); 23. 29D Brad Diercks (Davenport); 24. 26 Jace Whitt (Hamilton, Mo.). 

B Feature 1 (10 Laps) : 1. Cordes; 2. Barnhill; 3. Schroeder; 4. 44T Tanner Black (Otis, Kan.); 5. 6J Jed Freiburger (Dubuque); 6. 59 Josh Fisher (La Porte City); 7. 56 Dustin Kroening (Hebron, Ill.); 8. 21W John Waugh (Batesville, Ark.); 9. 20L Zach Less (Manchester); 10. 777 Rayce Mullen (Pearl City, Ill.); 11. 42 Wes Digman (Cuba City, Wis.); 12. 413 Tate Johnson (Homestead, Mont.). 

B Feature 2 (10 Laps) : 1. Brian Mullen; 2. Spencer Diercks; 3. Czarneski; 4. 101 Luke Silber (Laveen, Ariz.); 5. 72 Kolton Osborn (Janesville); 6. 24R Adam Johnson (Independence); 7. 442 Aaron Johnson (Brainerd, Minn.); 8. 21 Brennen Chipp (Waterloo); 9. 88K Kole Quam (Elk Run Heights); 10. 01 Ed Thomas (Waterloo); 11. 75 Greg Elliott (Webster City); DNS 99 Mike Mullen (Seymour, Wis.). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Maitland; 2. Brad Diercks; 3. Carter; 4. Fisher; 5. Barnhill; 6. Freiburger; 7. Digman. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Hibdon; 2. Braaksma; 3. Grabouski; 4. Brian Mullen; 5. Czarneski; 6. Osborn; 7. Aaron Johnson.

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Wilinsiki; 2. Morris III; 3. Ward; 4. Cordes; 5. Tanner Black; 6. Waugh; 7. Rayce Mullen. 

Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Kelsie Black; 2. Beckendorf; 3. Gaylord; 4. Spencer Diercks; 5. Silber; 6. Chipp; 7. Adam Johnson. 

Heat 5 (8 Laps) : 1. Rust; 2. Laney; 3. Schmitt; 4. Schroeder; 5. Kroening; 6. Tate Johnson; 7. Less.

Heat 6 (8 Laps) : 1. Whitt; 2. Flippo; 3. Snyder; 4. Mike Mullen; 5. Elliott; 6. Quam; 7. Thomas. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Christie Door Company

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. K9 Tyler Wilson (Little Suamico, Wis.); 2. 20 Brandon Schmitt (Beaver Dam, Wis.); 3. 3 Kelly Shryock (Fertile); 4. 12X Nick Buckarma (Sobieski, Wis.); 5. 1X Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 6. 4K Kodey Miles (Bernard); 7. 99D Damon Murty (Chelsea); 8. 93 Michael Jaennette (Kellogg); 9. 30 Jordan Grabouski (Beatrice, Neb.); 10. 02 Austin Staley (Muscatine); 11. 20T Dylan Thornton (Orcutt, Calif.); 12. 1 Kaden Reynolds (Norfolk, Neb.); 13. 37D Brady Derry (Bedford); 14. 05JR John Oliver Jr. (West Burlington); 15. 12 Gage Neal (Anamosa); 16. 37 Jeffrey Abbey (Rhome, Texas); 17. 99X Jeremy Christians (Horicon, Wis.); 18. 4JR Jordan Miles (Bernard); 19. 21CZ Cole Czarneski (Denmark, Wis.); 20. 8K Kyle Merkes (Farley); 21. VB1 Zack VanderBeek (New Sharon); 22. F4 Tommy Fain (Abilene, Texas); 23. 47 Parker Slagle (Eagle Grove); 24. 11R Braden Richards (Madrid). 

B Feature 1 (10 Laps) : 1. Richards; 2. Reynolds; 3. 9 Joel Rust (Grundy Center); 4. 1S Hunter Smith (Fort Morgan, Colo.); 5. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset); 6. 5G Tim Gonska (Brainerd, Minn.); 7. 10 Tyler Droste (Washburn); 8. 20V Dustin Vis (Martelle); 9. 19 Chris Luloff (Aurora); DNS 83 Jeff Ware (Columbus, Neb.); DNS 78 Evan Foust (Knoxville, Mary.). 

B Feature 2 (10 Laps) : 1. Neal; 2. Jordan Miles; 3. 18S Tom Schmitt (Independence); 4. 55 Steve Churchill (Creston); 5. 7D Dakoda Sellers (Vinton); 6. 56 Dustin Kroening (Hebron, Ill.); 7. 99K Kyle Murty (Tama); 8. K3 Kyle Olson (Cedar Rapids); 9. 18K Dylan Clinton (West Union); DNS 2G Bradly Graham (Victor). 

B Feature 3 (10 Laps) : 1. Czarneski; 2. Abbey; 3. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 4. T23 Tony Olson (Cedar Rapids); 5. 41K Nick Kufalk (Burnett, Wis.); 6. 8E Mitchell Evens (Dubuque); 7. 27 Matt Picray (West Liberty); 8. 3X Jarod Weepie (Dunkerton); 9. 4R Riley Hanson (Vinton); DNS 19 Clay Anding (Albion, Neb.). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Brandon Schmitt; 2. Slagle; 3. Derry; 4. Reynolds; 5. Richards; 6. Smith; 7. Luloff; 8. Hill; 9. Foust. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Damon Murty; 2. Staley; 3. Jaennette; 4. Clinton; 5. Jordan Miles; 6. Sellers; 7. Kroening; 8. Kyle Murty. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Wilson; 2. Kodey Miles; 3. Grabouski; 4. Hanson; 5. Weepie; 6. Anding; 7. Kufalk; 8. Tony Olson. 

Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Shryock; 2. Thornton; 3. Oliver Jr; 4. Rust; 5. Ware; 6. Vis; 7. Droste; 8. Gonska. 

Heat 5 (8 Laps) : 1. Christians; 2. Fain; 3. VanderBeek; 4. Neal; 5. Tom Schmitt; 6. Graham; 7. Churchill; 8. Kyle Olson. 

Heat 6 (8 Laps) : 1. Buckarma; 2. Merkes; 3. Carter; 4. Czarenski; 5. Van Genderen; 6. Abbey; 7. Picray; 8. Evens. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Pat's Auto Salvage

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 01 Brayton Carter (Oskaloosa); 2. 131 Caleb Woodard (Bennington, Neb.); 3. 5D Devyn Peterson (Milford, Neb.); 4. 21 Cam Reimers (Kelley); 5. T23 Tony Olson (Cedar Rapids); 6. 66 Trevor Noonan (Dorchester, Neb.); 7. 75 Cole Suckow (Cresco); 8. 86W Willy Kirk (Salix); 9. 07 Cory Kemkes (Appleton, Wis.); 10. NF1 Keegan Nordquist (Beresford, SD); 11. 7W Will Wolf (Lynnville); 12. K3 Kyle Olson (Cedar Rapids); 13. 22JR Brady Hilmer (Dysart); 14. 4C Dylan Cherry (Galva, Kan.); 15. 88N Nate Albrant (Clear Lake); 16. 82 Jacob Berry (Cedar Falls); 17. 392 Jackson Carey (Nashua); 18. 21X Brandon Bradford (Osawatomie, Kan); 19. 1S Justin Klynsma (Hospers); 20. 8K Austin Kemp (Vinton); 21. 1Z Zach Davis (Lonsdale, Minn.); 22. 1JR Ben Chapman (Clarence); 23. 17 Mary Hahn (Lincoln, Neb.); 24. 58 Hunter Poston (Villisca); 25. 26 Taylor Haufschildt (Greenville, Wis.). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Kirk; 2. Chapman; 3. Carey; 4. Suckow; 5. Bradford; 6. Klynsma; 7. Berry; 8. Cherry; 9. Albrant. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Wolf; 2. Woodard; 3. Carter; 4. Kyle Olson; 5. Peterson; 6. Hahn; 7. Poston; 8. Nordquist. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Reimers; 2. Noonan; 3. Tony Olson; 4. Haufschildt; 5. Davis; 6. Hilmer; 7. Kemp; 8. Kemkes. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Performance Bodies

A Feature (16 Laps) : 1. 22W Wayne Gifford (Boone); 2. 22B Braden Gifford (Boone); 3. 14C Leah Wroten (Independence); 4. 3 Dalton Weepie (Dunkerton); 5. 52 Joren Fisher (Garrison); 6. 45 Justin Wacha (Vinton); 7. 10X Carson Butt (Preston); 8. 8B Jacob Floyd (Cedar Rapids); 9. 23Z Zach McNeese (Independence); 10. 4K Karter Miles (Bernard); 11. 56J Jamie Coady (Colfax); 12. B25 Brandon Beyer (Independence); 13. 55 Ben Shannon (Independence); 14. 73 Quinton Miller (Independence); 15. 17K Briar Kriegel (Brooklyn); 16. 357 Brett Vanous (Quasqueton); 17. 33J Carson James (Winthrop); 18. 16 David Bennett (Shullsburg, Wis.); 19. 12G Tyler Gray (Clarinda); 20. T8 Brandon Nielsen (Spencer); 21. 34J Jaice Tuttle (Vinton); 22. 33C Cameron Graham (Winthrop); 23. 22G Brad Graham (Brooklyn); 24. 13K McKenna Koch (Independence). 

B Feature 1 (9 Laps) : 1. Miles; 2. McNeese; 3. Koch; 4. Floyd; 5. Miller; 6. Brad Graham; 7. 33W Scott Wetter (Platteville, Wis.); 8. 22H Kyler Hefty (Potosi, Wis.); 9. 20J Darin Johnson (Dickens). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Weepie; 2. Vanous; 3. James; 4. Kriegel; 5. Shannon; 6. Tuttle; 7. Miles; 8. McNeese; DNS Miller. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Gray; 2. Wayne Gifford; 3. Wroten; 4. Wacha; 5. Nielsen; 6. Cameron Graham; 7. Koch; 8. Floyd; 9. Wetter.

Heat 3 (7 Laps) : 1. Coady; 2. Butt; 3. Fisher; 4. Braden Gifford; 5. Bennett; 6. Beyer; 7. Johnson; 8. Brad Graham; 9. Hefty. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Cue Rentals powered by Tarpy

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 2 Brad Chandler (Cedar Rapids); 2. 12 Mitch Bielenberg (Charlotte); 3. 85 Lukas Rick (Walker); 4. 07 Brooke Osler (Milford); 5. 46 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 6. 82K Carl King (Shawano, Wis.); 7. 7G Gilbert Aldape (Sioux City); 8. 16 Drew Stanek (Buckingham); 9. 221 Leighton Potter (Lake Elmo, Minn.); 10. 10P Chris Pittman (Dunkerton); 11. 22C Ryan Cheney (Deep River); 12. 58 Aaron Swearingen (Monticello); 13. 35M Tyler Mannion (Jesup); 14. 43E Ethan Hogan (Marion); 15. 717 Michael Stoddard (Walker0; 16. 81 Christopher Mannion (Waterloo); 17. 21 Mike Peyton (Waverly); 18. Jay Orr (South Milwaukee, Wis.); 19. 007 Adam Gates (Marion); 20. 90 Robert Rundle (Center Point); 21. 47 Stephen Randall (Vinton); 22. 63B Terry Bickford (Shannon City); 23. 14DAB Dan Schmidt (Cedar Rapids); 24. C4E Chase Forey (Waverly); 25. 84J Korey Lana (Cedar Rapids). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Gates; 2. Randall; 3. Osler; 4. Chandler; 5. Aldape; 6. Pittman; 7. Cheney; 8. Forey; 9. Christopher Mannion. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Schmidt; 2. Rundle; 3. Stoddard; 4. Stanek; 5. Orr; 6. Lana; 7. Peyton; 8. Potter.

Heat 3 (6 Laps) : 1. Rick; 2. Bielenberg; 3. Bickford; 4. King; 5. Gardner; 6. Hogan; 7. Tyler Mannion; DNS Swearingen. 

𝐑𝐞𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐈𝐌𝐂𝐀, 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐑𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐭 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐑𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐰𝐚𝐲

Sunday night brought the return of Speedway Motors IMCA Weekly Racing back to Sports Park Raceway for the first time since 2019; it also brought the return to Sunday night racing after a couple of years trying different nights. The hope for track owner and promoter Jeff Frevert, operations manager Sarah Stewart and track prep manager Brandon Toftee by doing that is to have continued growth and great racing every night.

A total of ninety-six cars signed in to check out the newly configured Sports Park Raceway on Sunday, and many, I would say, were rather impressed with the racing action. The car count may have been low in a few classes, but the racing was still great all through the night. Great job by Brandon and Jeff for creating a great racing surface, Sarah for keeping things rolling, and Rodney Tomlinson on the horn with the PA announcing. All the night got started with hot laps at 5 p.m., and the races were over shortly after 8:30 p.m., not bad. So if you are on the fence about making the trip to Sports Park Raceway, don't be, and make at least one trip to support them.

The first feature of the night was the 10-lap Matt's Tyre Service IMCA Sport Compacts feature. Levi Volkert led the first lap, but the hot shoe from Guthrie Centre, Rece Hayes, took the top spot away on lap two. The only caution came out on lap three when Alyssa Thies came to a stop at the top of turn four. Hayes fended off Volkert and tenth-place starter Tyler Fiebelkorn on the restart. Volkert faded back, but Fiebelkorn tried to apply constant pressure on Hayes. There were parts of the track where Fiebelkorn was faster, but there were parts where Hayes was faster. Hayes hung on to capture the victory. Fiebelkorn settled for a runner-up finish, Charles Prime took third, and Kaytee DeVries was in fourth. and Brooke Osler in fifth. 

Pickett Salvage Vintage Cars was up next for their 10-lap feature event. There were five Vintage Street Stocks and two Vintage Super Stocks; however, one of the Super Stocks broke in hot laps, so feature time they ran together. Dino Rodish led all ten laps in the feature event and won the Super Stocks; meanwhile, Todd Jansonius ran second and won the Street Stocks. Following Jansonius was Mark Chance, Rex Jansonius, Brent McClendon and Logan Frazier.

Culver's of Fort Dodge and Carroll 4.6L Crown Vics 12 lap feature saw Nick Sawdy grab the race lead as the Hogans : Nick and Nate battled out behind him. Sawdy looked smooth out front, and the only caution came out on lap five when Brandon Erpelding slowed at the top of turn four with a flat tire. Sawdy went on to take the win with Nick Hogan in second, Nate Hogan in third, Cyle Marsh in fourth and Cody Fogelman in fifth.

It was time to do the Wild Thing, as the Pickett Salvage IMCA Hobby Stocks 15-lap feature was next out on the speedway. Roger Haupt jumped out to the race lead and held on to the top spot through five cautions. The first caution on lap one for Brad Gilliland off the top of turn three; the next one on lap two for debris in turn four. Lap seven had a caution for Gilliland spinning in turn four; lap nine for Adam Tiernan going off the top of turn four. The following restart on lap nine saw the red flag when Jeremiah Goughnour barrel-rolled off the top of turn three; he climbed from the car okay. Will Smith worked his way from seventh and powered on the final restart to capture the victory. Dan Hanselman took second; Drew Barglof was third. twenty-second place starter Brett Maasdam came home fourth and fourteenth place starter Jacob Monson was fifth. 

Mike Smith jumped out to a sizable lead in the White Transfer & Storage IMCA Northern Sport Mods 15-lap feature event. Smith had a full straightaway lead prior to the caution coming out on lap eleven. The first caution was for Drew Fett sliding off the top of turns three and four, and the initial restart was called back. Smith went on to take the feature win ahead of Alec Fett, ninth-place starter Rocky Caudle, Jeremiah Reed, and Brayden Shepherd. 

Troy Jerovetz and Ryan Roath led the field to green in the Marsh Concrete IMCA Stock Cars 15-lap feature event. Jerovetz lived up to the nickname of "The General" as he took the race lead, but shortly after lap one was scored, the caution came out when Tyler Nelsen and Josh Monthei spun in turn four. Jerovetz continued to lead the way until the final caution on lap five for John Ades, Daniel Ayers, and Nelsen spinning in turn three. Scott Olson powered on the restart and never looked back, going on to take the feature win. Jerovetz, Roath, ninth-place starter Johnathon Logue, and tenth-place starter Tyler Pickett rounded out the top five. 

Final full field feature was the United Plant Services IMCA Modifieds 15 lap feature event. Chaz Baca outwrestled Jeff James on the restart and look as strong as he did Friday night in Marshalltown and Saturday in Boone. Baca would go on and win for third night in a row and won by a margin of 1.823 seconds. Jeremy Mills ran second the entire way, Trevor Fitz got into third on lap three and finish there. Matthew Looft and Brad Bergren finished fourth and fifth respectively.

Only one IMCA Late Model signed in to compete, and that was Dan Demey from Denison. During the heat and feature, Dino Rodish would bring his Super Stock Vintage out to give him somebody to play with. The IMCA Late Model guys always complain about having somewhere to race and only one showing up; now I know there was at least another one planning to come, and that was Jenna Johnson from Mitchellville, but they had truck trouble. Unfortunately, Sports Park Raceway has made the difficult decision to cancel the Late Models because of the lack of interest.

Next week, Sunday, June 7th, at Sports Park Raceway presented by Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota, it will be the United Plant Services IMCA Modifieds Fast Shaft All-Star Invitational featuring the Western Iowa Area Modified Series $1,500 to win. Also racing IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Sport Mods, IMCA Hobby Stocks, IMCA Sport Compacts, 4.6L Crown Vics, and vintage cars. Grandstands are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors/military/kids (7-12), and free for kids 6 and under. Pit passes are $35 for ages 14 & over and $25 for ages 13 & under. Pits open at 3p, grandstands at 4p, drivers meeting at 4:45p, hot laps at 5p, and racing to follow.

Following that, on Sunday, June 14th, Matt's Tire Service IMCA Sport Compacts Special before taking a week off the oval and moving over to the Moto Cross Course for the Iowa Moto Series Fort Dodge MX on June 19th and 20th. Marsh Concrete IMCA Stock Cars have a B&B Chassis All-Star Invitational Qualifier on June 28th and a Crown Vic Special on July 5th. Sport Mods and Hobby Stocks will have a special night in July, and Kids Night in August.

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 able to capture some pictures during hot laps and heat races, they are all posted on the Trackside Report by Foxman Facebook Page in a photo album titled Sports Park Raceway Season Opener 5-31-26.

Sports Park Raceway

Fort Dodge, Iowa

Season Opener
presented by Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota

Sunday May 31st, 2026

IMCA LATE MODELS

presented by 

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 15 Dan Demey (Denison). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Demey.

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by United Plant Services

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 75JR Chad Baca (Jewell); 2. 10 Jeremy Mills (Clear Lake); 3. 28T Trevor Fitz (Camarillo, Calif.); 4. 9 Matthew Looft (Swea City); 5. 38 Brad Bergren (Red Oak); 6. 4 Jason Bass (Fort Dodge); 7. 71 Jeff James (Stanton); 8. 11 Izac Mallicoat (Boone); 9. 00 Colby Fett (Algona); 10. 19S Chase Weimer (Eldora); 11. 321 Andy Tiernan (Madrid); 12. 0 Jamie Anderson (Meservey); 13. 2 Nick Meyer (Whittemore); 14. 00v Tristan Vesterby (Webster City). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Tiernan; 2. Bass; 3. Bergren; 4. Looft; 5. James; 6. Fett; 7. Anderson. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Meyer; 2. Mallicoat; 3. Mills; 4. Fitz; 5. Baca; 6. Weimer; 7. Vesterby. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Marsh Concrete

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 8X Scott Olson (Blairsburg); 2. 01 Troy Jerovetz (Iowa Falls); 3. 45 Ryan Roath (Kamrar); 4. 69 Johnathon Logue (Logansport); 5. 5A Tyler Pickett (Boone); 6. TNT2 Devin Tripp (Sioux Rapids); 7. 18 Tyler Nelsen (Lohrville); 8. 93 Tyler Schiernbeck (Webb); 9. 14 Chad Palmer (Renwick); 10. 77 Josh Monthei (Jefferson); 11. 17R Derek Reimer (Ames); 12. 10 John Ades (Rippey); 13. 4D Daniel Ayers (Webster City); 14. 4R Jerid Ratzke (Webster City); 15. X2 Kane Matlock (Eufala, Okla.). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Nelsen; 2. Schiernbeck; 3. Olson; 4. Reimer; 5. Palmer; 6. Ades; 7. Matlock; 8. Ratzke. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Pickett; 2. Roath; 3. Tripp; 4. Logue; 5. Jerovetz; 6. Ayers; 7. Monthei. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by White Transfer & Storage

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 22 Mike Smith (Lake City); 2. 08 Alec Fett (Burt); 3. 99 Rocky Caudle (Ellsworth); 4. 9J Jeremiah Reed (Otho); 5. 43 Brayden Shepherd (Altoona); 6. 23 Jim Thies (Mapleton); 7. 85 Dustin West (Radcliffe); 8. 93 Hunter Longnecker (Woodward); 9. 511 Matt Grall (Fort Dodge); 10. 98 Alex Bailey (Schaller); 11. 64 Drew Fett (Thompson); 12. 40 George Gilliland (Lehigh); 13. 193 Jessiah Taylor (Boone); 14. 53 Jacob Hanus (Summer); DNS 95 Kamdyn Haggard (Humboldt). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Smith; 2. Shepherd; 3. Bailey; 4. Gilliland; 5. Haggard; 6. Drew Fett; 7. Longnecker; 8. Hanus.

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Reed; 2. Thies; 3. Caudle; 4. Alec Fett; 5. Taylor; 6. Grall; 7. West. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Pickett Salvage

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 31 Will Smith (Lake City); 2. 98 Dan Hanselman (Algona); 3. 43 Jade Lange (Humboldt); 4. 55 Brett Maasdam (Sully); 5. 25 Jacob Monson (Clear Lake); 6. 9 Max Pogeler (Cherokee); 7. 25$ Joshua Monson (Clear Lake); 8. 50 Bryce Sommerfeld (Fort Dodge); 9. 24R Roger Haupt (Webster City); 10. 11 Macon Robinson (Boone); 11. 45 Drew Barglof (Sioux Rapids); 12. 55G David Gilliland (Fort Dodge); 13. 56G Brad Gilliland (Webster City); 14. 12K Eric Knutson (Slater); 15. 21W Wade Gilliland (Callender); 16. 30 Jeremiah Goughnour (Scranton); 17. 8 Adam Tiernan (Madrid); 18. 14L Lucas Smith (Iowa Falls); 19. 13 Brian Ashburn (Callender); 20. 22 Seth Butler (Glidden); 21. 27 Brianna Osterson (Paton); 22. 51 Ethan Dirks (Belmond); 23. 11B Solomon Bennett (Minburn); 24. 11H Grant Haugland (Wesley). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Joshua Monson; 2. Lange; 3. Haupt; 4. Haugland; 5. Brad Gilliland; 6. Butler; 7. Maasdam. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Will Smith; 2. Lucas Smith; 3. Pogeler; 4. Ashburn; 5. Jacob Monson; 6. Knutson; 7. Osterson; DQ Goughnour. 

Heat 3 (7 Laps) : 1. Dirks; 2. Barglof; 3. Wade Gilliland; 4. Hanselman; 5. Sommerfeld; 6. Tiernan; 7. David Gilliland; 8. Robinson. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Matt's Tire Service

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 3H Rece Hayes (Guthrie Center); 2. 61F Tyler Fiebelkorn (Stuart); 3. 7P Charles Prime (Britt); 4. 8K Kaytee DeVries (Spencer); 5. 07 Brooke Osler (Milford); 6. 712 Levi Volkert (Correctionville); 7. 63 Josh Winegarden (Clare); 8. 22AD Joseph Carolus (Des Moines); 9. M80 Mark Smith (Huxley); 10. 23A Alyssa Thies (Mapleton); 11. 33KS Kaitlyn Stern (Fort Dodge); 12. 98T T.J. Williams (Fort Dodge). 

Heat 1 (5 Laps) : 1. Osler; 2. Fiebelkorn; 3. Hayes; 4. Carolus; 5. Smith.

Heat 2 (5 Laps) : 1. DeVries; 2. Prime; 3. Volkert; 4. Thies; 5. Winegarden; 6. Williams; 7. Stern. 

4.6L CROWN VICS

presented by Culver's of Fort Dodge & Carroll

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 33S Nick Sawdy (Fort Dodge); 2. 20TP Nick Hogan (Fort Dodge); 3. 20N Nate Hogan (Fort Dodge); 4. 2 Cyle Marsh (Fort Dodge); 5. 17C Cody Fogelman (Pocahontas); 6. 21X Brandon Erpelding (Burt); 7. 814 Dakota Flogstad (Fort Dodge).

Heat (5 Laps) : 1. Nate Hogan; 2. Nick Hogan; 3. Flogstad; 4. Sawdy; 5. Erpelding; 6. Marsh; 7. Fogelman. 

VINTAGE CARS

presented by Pickett Salvage

STREET STOCK

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 1 Todd Jansonius (Carroll); 2. 3 Mark Chance (Clive); 3. M1 Rex Jansonius (Geneva); 4. 72 Brett McClendon (Ames); 5. 7 Logan Frazier (Webster City). 

Heat (5 Laps) : 1. Todd Jansonius; 2. Rex Jansonius; 3. Chance; 4. McClendon; 5. Frazier. 

SUPER STOCK 

A Feature (10 Laps) : 1. 20 Dino Rodish (West Des Moines); DNS 96 Curt Moore (Belmond). 

Heat (5 Laps) : 1. Rodish; DNS Moore. 

𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐝, 𝐊𝐢𝐫𝐤, 𝐆𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐧𝐞𝐫, 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐬𝐨𝐧, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐀𝐛𝐛𝐞𝐲 𝐓𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐕𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐭 𝐈𝐌𝐂𝐀 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞

I'm unsure how many days I will be able to make it to Independence Motor Speedway presented by Scott Webb Concrete in Independence, Iowa, because of conflicts like doing PA announcing on Monday for Marshalltown High School softball games. It was easy decision to drive up for the IMCA Summer Nationals Prelude, sponsored by Peoples Company—Travis Smock.

The only difference between the Prelude and the IMCA Summer Nationals is that the Pro Late Models presented by Nutrien and Rooster Auto Sales Crown Vics also competed. A total of one hundred and fifty-eight cars signed in the pits to tame the 3/8 mile semi-banked dirt oval located on the Buchanan County Fairgrounds. The final checkered flag waived at 11:32 pm. It meant by the time I got back to the car, I arrived back home at around 1:15 am.

The first feature of the night was the Rooster Auto Sales Crown Vics' 14-lap feature event. Michael LaMar jumped out to the race lead and pulled away for a brief moment, but once lap traffic began to close in, so did Jacob Everts. Unfortunately, the only caution ended up being a red flag on lap eight when LaMar made contact with the lap car of Elisabeth Vanous. LaMar barrel-rolled over the top side of turn one but climbed from the car. Everts held off Rob Culbertson and Derrick Dean on the restart and went on to lead the remaining 6 laps and capture the victory. Culbertson, Dean, Nick Glynn and Cody Bergmeier round out the top five.

Jordan Hicks and Will Wolf led the field to the green flag in the Pat's Auto Salvage IMCA Northern Sport Mods 20-lap feature. Hicks grabbed the top spot with Wolf remaining in tow, but shortly after lap two was scored, the cautions started waving. The first one was for Blake Driscol in turn four, and then on the restart, Aiden Gelner was in turn four. A lap later, a rare sight to see is Brayton Carter looping it around the exiting turn two. Hicks continued to lead the way fending off Willy Kirk and Wolf on the restart but once again the caution waived on lap seven when TJ Hampton spins in turn two. Hicks seemed to be determined to take the victory, but caution came out again on lap ten when Hampton spun again, this time in turn four. Kirk took the race lead away from Hicks on this restart and shortly after the caution came out when Curt Smeins was spun by Brandon Jacoby on the front stretch. Kirk had a great restart and appeared to be heading on to the comfortable win, only to see the caution come out on lap 19 for Harrison Horn's spin in turn four. Kirk held on to take the feature win ahead of eleventh-place starter Devyn Peterson, Carter, Hicks, and fifteenth-place starter Jackson Carey.

Before a lap was completed in the Christie Door Company IMCA Stock Cars 20-lap feature event, the caution came out for Dru Kueker spinning the Rowdee Van Genderen. Rhome, Texas driver Jeffrey Abbey took the top spot early, followed by Chris Luloff on lap two and then Kaden Reynolds. Nobody made a major challenge on Abbey, allowing him to take the feature win. Reynolds, formerly from Iowa, now in Norfolk, Nebraska, came home second. Tony Olson took third, Cayden Carter was fourth, and Luloff fell back to fifth. 

Cue Rentals by Tarpy IMCA Sport Compacts' 15-lap feature event saw Drew Stanek lead the first two laps before Dan Schmidt worked his way by. Schmidt checked out and appeared to be heading on to the win. Meanwhile, Michael Gardner, Friday Night winner in Marshalltown, worked his way up from twelfth place. The only race caution came out when Stephen Randall spun in turn one. Schmidt now would have a challenge as Gardner worked his way to second using the bottom side. Gardner grabbed the race lead on the white flag lap and went on to take the feature win. Schmidt finished second, Gilbert Aldape was third, Stanek was in fourth and Aaron Swearingen was in fifth.

In the Waterloo Auto Parts IMCA Modifieds 20-lap feature event, Tim Ward outwrestled Wisconsin's Konner Wilinski. Ward checked out until the caution came out on lap five when Ethan Krall spun off the top exiting turn four. Ward got a great restart and pulled away again until cautions on lap 13 for Josh Fisher in turn four and lap 18 for Krall hitting the wall of the backstretch. Ward was determined to not be denied as he claimed the victory ahead of Wilinski, eighth place starer Kollin Hibdon, seventh place starter Troy Cordes and Cayden Carter.

CJ Horn took the top spot early in the Nutrien Ag Solutions Pro Late Model 20-lap feature event, while J.D. Auringer and Brennen Chipp battled. The caution came out shortly after lap one was scored when Tyler Sommerlot lost a left rear wheel in turn three. Two laps later, the caution came out again when Curt Martin spun in turn four, forcing Ben Lerch, Marcus Orr, and Kelly Pestka to spin as well. Horn continued to lead until Kollin Hibdon, driving the Rick Dralle #77, worked his way from thirteenth place. Hibdon took second away on lap 13 and took the lead away from Horn on lap 16. Hibdon went on to capture the feature win. Horn, Auringer, Luke Pestka, and Chipp rounded out the top five. 

The final feature of the night was the Performance Bodies IMCA Hobby Stocks 16-lap feature. Zach McNeese led the first lap before Jeremiah Wilson took it away. The caution came out shortly after when Michael Steadman and Leah Wroten spun in turn two. Wilson got a great restart and pulled away and was only slowed when the caution came out on lap 14 when McNeese was spun in turn four by Brett Vanous. Wilson held on to take the feature win; McNeese was granted second and hung on. Jaice Tuttle finished third, Brad Graham was fourth, and Joren Fisher finished fifth.

Next up at the Independence Motor Speedway is the IMCA Summer Nationals. It starts on Sunday with an open practice beginning at 7pm, followed by optional qualifying at 7pm for all classes. Monday has been changed to a complete show because of Sunday Morning rain, Modifieds and Stock Cars $5,000 to win; Sport Mods $3,000 to win; Hobby Stocks $2,000 to win; Sport Compacts $1,000 to win. Tuesday was Modifieds and Stock Cars $3,000 to win; Sport Mods $2,000 to win; Hobby Stocks $1,500 to win; and Sport Compacts $750 to win. Wednesday, Modifieds and Stock Cars $5,000 to win; Sport Mods $3,000 to win; Hobby Stocks $2,000 to win; and Sport Compacts $1,000 to win. No Laps on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, Racing at 6pm all three days. Grandstands are $15, and pit passes are $40 each day.

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.

I brought the camera along and captured 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 Indee IMCA Summer Nationals Prelude 5-30-26.

Independence Motor Speedway

Independence, Iowa

IMCA Summer Nationals Prelude 
presented by Peoples Company - Travis Smock

Saturday May 30th, 2026

PRO LATE MODELS

presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 77 Kollin Hibdon (Waterloo); 2. 01 CJ Horn (Cedar Rapids); 3. 00J J.D. Auringer (Waterloo); 4. 99 Luke Pestka (Robins); 5. 21 Brennen Chipp (Waterloo); 6. 72 Ben Seemann (Waterloo); 7. 8R Sean Johnson (Independence); 8. 46 Marcus Orr (Independence); 9. 12C Carter Johnson (North Liberty); 10. 98 Travis Smock (Independence); 11. 19 Kelly Pestka (Dewitt); 12. 5W Scott Welsh (Cedar Rapids); 13. 4 Ben Lerch (Cedar Rapids); 14. 45 Curt Martin (Independence); 15. 33S Tyler Sommerlot (Dunkerton); DNS 2V Vic Lovejoy (Ankeny); DNS 2J Jayden Johnson (Stanwood); DNS 10 Frank Mason (Cedar Rapids). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Luke Pestka; 2. Auringer; 3. Martin; 4. Chipp; 5. Welsh; 6. Lerch; 7. Sommerlot; 8. Orr; DNS Jayden Johnson.

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Smock; 2. Sean Johnson; 3. Seemann; 4. Horn; 5. Kelly Pestka; 6. Hibdon; 7. Carter Johnson; 8. Mason; 9. Lovejoy. 

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Waterloo Auto Parts

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 151 Tim Ward (Mesa, Ariz.); 2. 6 Konnor Wilinski (Seymour, Wis.); 3. 48K Kollin Hibdon (Waterloo); 4. 71C Troy Cordes (Dunkerton); 5. 10C Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 6. 777 Rayce Mullen (Pearl City, Ill.); 7. 77T Tripp Gaylord (Lakewood, Colo.); 8. 07X Troy Morris III (Bakersfield, Calif.); 9. 13 Jerry Flippo (Bakersfield, Calif.); 10. 20L Zach Less (Manchester); 11. 101 Luke Silber (Laveen, Ariz.); 12. 72 Kolton Osborn (Janesville); 13. 26J Joel Rust (Grundy Center); 14. 141 Matt Bonine (Onawa); 15. 24R Adam Johnson (Independence); 16. 27M Mark Schulte (Delhi); 17. 20C Cody Schroeder (Manitowoc, Wis.); 18. 56 Dustin Kroening (Hebron, Ill.); 19. 57B Dennis Betzer (Central City); 20. 12R Bret Ramsey (Waterloo); 21. 11B Mike Burbridge (Delhi); 22. 59 Josh Fisher (La Porte City); 23. 35 Kyle Bentley (Fairbank); 24. 17 Ethan Krall (Evansdale); 25. 0 Dirk Hamilton (Urbana). 

B Feature (10 Laps) : 1. Morris III; 2. Krall; 3. Ramsey; 4. Bentley; 5. Burbridge; 6. 413 Tate Johnson (Homestead, Mont.); 7. 01 Ed Thomas (Waterloo); 8. 7M Tim McBride (Denver); 9. 5 Jason Morehouse (Evansdale); 10. 93 Lance Murphy (Bangor). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Ward; 2. Fisher; 3. Mullen; 4. Less; 5. Adam Johnson; 6. Bentley; 7. Tate Johnson; 8. McBride. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Wilinski; 2. Flippo; 3. Schulte; 4. Bonine; 5. Kroening; 6. Krall; 7. Burbridge; 8. Thomas. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Hibdon; 2. Gaylord; 3. Cordes; 4. Hamilton; 5. Betzer; 6. Murphy; DNS Morris III.

Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Rust; 2. Schroeder; 3. Carter; 4. Osborn; 5. Silber; 6. Ramsey; 7. Morehouse. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Christie Door Company

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 37 Jeffrey Abbey (Rhome, Texas); 2. 1 Kaden Reynolds (Norfolk, Neb.); 3. T23 Tony Olson (Cedar Rapids); 4. 1X Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 5. 18 Chris Luloff (Aurora); 6. 18S Tom Schmitt (Independence); 7. 7D Dakoda Sellers (Vinton); 8. 99D Damon Murty (Chelsea); 9. 56 Dustin Kroening (Hebron, Ill.); 10. 2G Bradly Graham (Victor); 11. 3 Jarod Weepie (Dunkerton); 12. 9 Joel Rust (Grundy Center); 13. 94 Steve Meyer (Grundy Center); 14. 115 Hannah Chesmore (Rowley); 15. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 16. 37D Brad Derry (Bedford); 17. 22 Tanner Allen (Springville); 18. 4R Riley Hanson (Vinton); 19. 7 Will Wolf (Lynnville); 20. 3S Shawn Stinger (Palo); 21. 18K Dylan Clinton (West Union); 22. JR3 Jason Hocken (Independence); 23. 7B Jim Ball Jr. (Independence); 24. 18X Dru Kueker (Stanley); 25. 9E Adam Johnson (Independence); 26. 64 Vern Jackson (Waterloo). 

B Feature (10 Laps) : 1. Clinton; 2. Meyer; 3. Chesmore; 4. Hanson; 5. 75 Cole Suckow (Cresco); 6. F4 Tommy Fain (Abilene, Texas); 7. 78 Evan Foust (Knoxville, MD); 8. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset); 9. 47 Parker Slagle (Eagle Grove); 10. 20B Matt Burmeister (Denver); 11. 99K Kyle Murty (Tama); 12. 3S Shawn Stinger (Palo); 13. 85R Bryce Carey (Nashua); 14. Allen; DNS 8E Mitchell Evens (Dubuque). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Abbey; 2. Schmitt; 3. Sellers; 4. Derry; 5. Damon Murty; 6. Meyer; 7. Fain; 8. Hanson; 9. Slagle. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Kueker; 2. Luloff; 3. Graham; 4. Weepie; 5. Wolf; 6. Kyle Murty; 7. Stinger; 8. Suckow; 9. Foust. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Olson; 2. Carter; 3. Reynolds; 4. Jackson; 5. Rust; 6. Clinton; 7. Chesmore; 8. Hill; DNS Evens. 

Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1. Van Genderen; 2. Kroening; 3. Hocken; 4. Ball Jr; 5. Johnson; 6. Carey; 7. Allen; 8. Burmeister. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Pat's Auto Salvage

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 86W Willy Kirk (Salix); 2. 5D Devyn Peterson (Milford, Neb.); 3. 01 Brayton Carter (Oskaloosa); 4. 2X Jordan Hicks (Delmar); 5. 392 Jackson Carey (Nashua); 6. 7W Will Wolf (Lynnville); 7. 33 Aiden Gelner (Nashua); 8. 88N Nate Albrant (Clear Lake); 9. 85 Dustin West (Radcliffe); 10. 2D Dalton Delay (Cedar Rapids); 11. 31D Blake Driscol (Dysart); 12. 58 Harrison Horn (Cedar Rapids); 13. 28B Curt Smeins (Dike); 14. 8K Austin Kemp (Vinton); 15. 85R Tyler Carey (Nashua); 16. 13J Brandon Jacoby (Waterloo); 17. 4C Dylan Cherry (Galva, Kan.); 18. 75 Cole Suckow (Cresco); 19. 1Z Zach Davis (Lonsdale, Minn.); 20. 07 TJ Hampton (Independence); 21. 1S Justin Klynsma (Hospers); DNS T23 Tony Olson (Cedar Rapids); DNS 17 Beckett Flannagan (Cedar Rapids). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Hicks; 2. Carter; 3. Kirk; 4. Smeins; 5. West; 6. Albrant; 7. Gelner; 8. Delay. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Peterson; 2. Suckow; 3. Cherry; 4. Carey; 5. Horn; 6. Hampton; 7. Flannagan; DNS Driscol. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Olson; 2. Wolf; 3. Klynsma; 4. Kemp; 5. Carey; 6. Davis; 7. Jacoby. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Performance Bodies

A Feature (16 Laps) : 1. 64 Jeremiah Wilson (Waterloo); 2. 23Z Zach McNeese (Independence); 3. 34J Jaice Tuttle (Vinton); 4. 22G Brad Graham (Brooklyn); 5. 52 Joren Fisher (Garrison); 6. 33W Scott Wetter (Platteville, Wis.); 7. 33J Carson James (Winthrop); 8. 45 Justin Wacha (Vinton); 9. 14C Leah Wroten (Independence); 10. 3 Dalton Weepie (Dunkerton); 11. 357 Brett Vanous (Quasqueton); 12. 73 Quinton Miller (Independence); 13. 0 Michael Steadman (Cedar Rapids); 14. B25 Brandon Beyer (Independence); 15. 33 Cameron Graham (Winthrop); 16. 13K McKenna Koch (Independence); 17. 17B Garrett Ball (Independence); 18. 23C Colin Bland (Independence); 19. 55 Ben Shannon (Independence). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Wetter; 2. Brad Graham; 3. Wacha; 4. Tuttle; 5. Vanous; 6. Wroten; 7. Koch; 8. Bland; 9. Shannon; 10. Beyer. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Miller; 2. Wilson; 3. Fisher; 4. Weepie; 5. McNeese; 6. James; 7. Steadman; 8. Cameron Graham; 9. Ball. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Cue Rentals powered by Tarpy

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 46 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 2. 14DAB Dan Schmidt (Cedar Rapids); 3. 7G Gilbert Aldape (Sioux City); 4. 16 Drew Stanek (Buckingham); 5. 58 Aaron Swearingen (Monticello); 6. 22C Ryan Cheney (Deep River); 7. 10P Chris Pittman (Dunkerton); 8. 84J Korey Lana (Cedar Rapids); 9. 82K Carl King (Shawano, Wis.); 10. 47 Stephen Randall (Vinton); 11. 81 Christopher Mannion (Waterloo); 12. 15M Zeke Wheeler (Vinton); 13. 35M Tyler Mannion (Jesup); 14. 43E Ethan Hogan (Marion); 15. 5X Devin Coghlan (Center Point); 16. 04 Jace Knight (Waterloo); 17. 221 Leighton Potter (Lake Elmo, Minn.); DNS 21 Mike Peyton (Waverly); DNS 26AR Abbi Regenold (Waterloo); DNS 15 Kaden Shannon (Independence); DNS 007 Adam Gates (Marion); DNS C4E Chase Forey (Waverly). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Coghlan; 2. Stanek; 3. Cheney; 4. Shannon; 5. Wheeler; 6. Hogan; 7. King; 8. Knight.

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Randall; 2. Gardner; 3. Pittman; 4. Aldape; 5. Regenold; 6. Gates; 7. Potter. 

Heat 3 (6 Laps) : 1. Swearingen; 2. Christopher Mannion; 3. Schmidt; 4. Lana; 5. Tyler Mannion; 6. Peyton; 7. Forey. 

CROWN VICS

presented by Rooster Auto Sales

A Feature (14 Laps) : 1. 1X Jacob Everts (Parkersburg); 2. 32 Rob Culbertson (Dubuque); 3. 8D8 Derrick Dean (Dubuque); 4. 38 Nick Glynn (Dubuque); 5. 7C Cody Bergmeier (Vinton); 6. 7K Kord Sellers (Vinton); 7. 83B Cody Brown (Gilbertville); 8. 64 Zachary Anstey (Waterloo); 9. 4L Michael LaMar (Buffalo); 10. 357E Elisabeth Vanous (Quasqueton); DNS 7S Nolan Tuttle (Vinton). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Tuttle; 2. Bergmeier; 3. Culbertson; 4. Brown; 5. Anstey; 6. Vanous. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Everts; 2. LaMar; 3. Dean; 4. Glynn; 5. Sellers.