𝐑𝐞𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐖𝐢𝐧𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐏𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐨 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐡 𝐨𝐧 𝐅𝐚𝐧 𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐭

Well, I seem to find myself making many trips to the Stuart Speedway so far this season; the only night I have missed so far was the Dynamic Drivelines Dirt Duel. The decision to make the 184-mile round trip this week came on Tuesday; I mean, just look at this past Saturday. I made the extremely last-minute decision to drive down to Gardner Automotive Repair in Windsor Heights and hitch a ride to the Shelby County Speedway in Harlan. I remembered my camera but left my clipboard to keep notes at home, but I do want to thank Michael Gardner and Cheyenne Starr for letting me tag along to Harlan. If you have not been to Shelby County Speedway in Harlan, you need to make the trip over there sometime; who knows, maybe I will make another trip sometime this year. Okay, let's move on to talking about the racing action at Stuart Speedway.

Wednesday night at the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway, it was Fan Appreciation Night, sponsored by Elmquist Towing and Excel (Residential and Commercial) Floor Covering. All spectators ages 11 and up got in for five dollars in the grandstands. Kids had some fun at intermission with foot races in the infield.

There may have been only eighty-one cars checked in to tame the bullring, but the racing action was hot and intense all night long, with several finishes coming down to the checkered flag. The races wrapped up at 9:31 pm. Collen Winebarger from Corbett, Oregon, was in the house to hot lap his late model in preparation for the High Bank Heist presented by Malvern Bank at Eagle Raceway.

Great job by Mike Van Genderen, Rowdee, and the rest of the amazing track prep team. Thanks for the shout-outs, Tony Paris; as always, it was nice to see my busy racing buddy Dustin Jarrett, as he is in the area for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series at Eagle Raceway in Eagle, Nebraska. Yes, DJ, I like you more than Ben Shelton since, well, we see you more often. However, I am excited to work with you guys in August during the FloRacing Night in America in Motown.

The first feature of the night was the Southern Hills Spill Response Crown Vic's 12-lap feature event. Greg Dollens grabbed the early lead as Matthew McAtee and Jake Waters battled for second. Waters took second on lap two and raced into the lead on lap three. The caution came out shortly after Joseph Edler spun in Turn Two. Waters held off Dollens and McAtee on the restart, but McAtee made the right move and took the race lead away on lap five. Waters had his race come to an end when he spun in turn two on lap six with a flat tire. McAtee hung on to capture the feature win; in victory lane, McAtee said that car once was his daily driver to work. Dollens was second, Edler was third, and Waters took fourth.

Before a single lap got scored in the Hawkeye Auto Salvage IMCA Sport Compacts 15-lap feature, the caution came out when Joseph Carolus slowed in turn one. Craig Furstenau led the first four laps before Michael Gardner took the lead. Gardner's lead was short-lived as Tyler Fiebelkorn worked his way from eighth to take the race lead on lap six. Gardner tried to get back by, but Fiebelkorn was too strong and went on to take the win. Gardner captured second; Furstenau took third. Beatrice, Nebraska's Johnny Thomas worked his way from tenth to finish fourth, and Levi Volkert was fifth.

Next up was the Diversified Towing & Recovery IMCA Stock Cars 20-lap feature event. The caution came out shortly after the initial drop of the green as Rowdee Van Genderen spun in turn two. Chris Pruitt grabbed the top spot early and looked strong, but as the race was getting close to the halfway point, Hunter Smith, originally from Fort Morgan, Colorado, began to reel in Pruitt. The caution came out again on lap 12 when Miciah Hidlebaugh spun in turn one. Pruitt was determined to come home with the win, but Smith also had the same determination. Smith took the lead away on lap 17 and went on to capture his first win of 2026. Buck Schafroth got by Pruitt to take second, putting Pruitt in third. Mike "Wahoo" Albertsen was fourth, and Hidlebaugh came back to take fifth.

The Diversified Sales & Service IMCA Modifieds 20-lap feature went green with Scott Bash and Garrett Nelson, but it was Colton Nelson battling his brother Garrett for the race lead. Garrett led the first lap, but Colton took the lead away on lap two. Colton Nelson then held off challenges from Owen Barnhill; meanwhile, Todd Shute was working his way from ninth. Shute worked his way into second on lap 11, and two laps later, on lap 13, when Colton Nelson slipped up, the race lead. Shute led the remaining laps to capture win number two in Stuart this year. Barnhill, tenth-place starter Ethan Braaksma, Izac Mallicoat, and Tyler Inman rounded out the top five as the Nelson Brothers faded back to sixth and eighth.

Bobby Daniels grabbed the lead early in the Giza Ag Service Outlaw Mini Mods 15-lap feature. Bobby fended off Cameron Burkman, Chase Daniels, and Lucas Daniels initially, but the caution came out on lap two when Burkman spun in turn one. Bobby Daniels remained strong out front until he went on a spin cycle in turn two on lap ten, exiting to the infield shortly after. That gave the race lead over to Ben Kraus, who had worked his way into second. Kraus hung on to the win despite a caution on lap 13 for Braxton James in turn four. With Kraus in first, Lucas Daniels took second, and James finished third. Peyton Solum, racing his first race, captured fourth, and Bobby Daniels got fifth. 

Rick's Towing and Transport IMCA Hobby Stocks 16-lap feature saw Zach Day lead the first three laps. The caution came out shortly after lap 3 was scored when Nathan DeRagon from Peoria, Arizona, spun in turns one and two. Kale Hemsley got by Day on the restart to take over the race lead and appeared to pull away. Hemsley looked to be heading on to victory until tenth-place starter Tom Killen Jr. reeled him in. Hemsley and Killen battled it out; Killen captured the race lead coming to the white flag and went on to take the feature win by . 267 seconds over Hemsley. Braden Gifford and Derrick Rohe finished third and fourth, and Bentley Long captured his best finish of his first season in the hobby stocks with a fifth place.

The final feature of the night was the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart IMCA Northern Sport Mods 20-lap feature, and this feature was the best one of the night with a photo finish. Mike Dullard led the first lap, but shortly after, the caution came out when Mitchell Morris spun in turn one. On the restart, Cam Reimers took the top spot away as the battle for positions behind them heated up. The final caution came out on lap eight when Brayden Fahrni came to a stop in turn one. Reimers remained strong despite having Chris Burke, Matt Avila, Gage Hilgenberg, and Jake Sachau trying to apply pressure. Reimers held them all off initially, but as the laps were winding down and the lap traffic getting heavy, Avila was able to reel in Reimers and begin to apply pressure. Reimers and Avila battled it out to the checkered flag, which in the end saw Reimers win by .003 seconds at the line over Avila; you can watch that exciting finish on IMCATV replay or even on the Doom Scroll. Tenth-place starter Sachau was third, Burke finished fourth, and Morris came back to take fifth.

The next race at the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway is Sunday, May 24th, for the 6th Annual Whole Hog 50 presented by Van Eaton Pork and the final night of the Stealth Racing Corn Belt Clash for IMCA Mod Lites. IMCA-sanctioned Modifieds, Stock Cars, Sport Mods, Hobby Stocks, Sport Compacts, and Mod Lites are on the card. Keep your eye on the Stuart Speedway Facebook page for more event information. 

Next Wednesday night's race at Stuart will be on Wednesday, June 10th, for the Bill Davis Memorial Race.

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

Also, don't forget to check out the other racetracks Mike Van Genderen promotes or is the track manager for. Highway 39 Speedway in Denison, Independence Motor Speedway in Independence, Mountain Dew Bloomfield Speedway, and Scotland County Speedway in Memphis, Missouri. I promise you want to because there are a lot of big events coming up at those race tracks as well that you want to attend.

Speaking of big events at another track promoted by MVG, refer to the Independence Motor Speedway for the IMCA Summer Nationals, May 31st through June 3rd. Sunday, May 31st, will feature open practice and time trials with the top 4 locked into the redraw of Monday's Invitational feature event. On Monday, June 1st, Modifieds & Stock Cars are $5,000 to win; Sport Mods, $3,000 to win; Hobby Stocks, $2,000 to win; Sport Compacts, $1,000 to win. Tuesday, June 2nd: Modifieds & Stock Cars $3,000 to win; Sport Mods are $2,000 to win; Hobby Stocks $1,500 to win; Sport Compacts $750 to win. On Wednesday, June 3rd, Modifieds & Stock Cars are $5,000 to win; Sport Mods $3,000 to win; Hobby Stocks $2,000 to win; Sport Compacts $1,000 to win. Drivers looking to save money on entry fees: pre-entries must be in by Friday, May 15th. The Travis Smock IMCA Summer Nationals Prelude is on Saturday, May 30th.

Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway

Stuart, Iowa

Fan Appreciation Night

presented by Elmquist Towing Co. & Excel Flooring Covering

Wednesday May 13th, 2026

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Diversified Sales & Service

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 5 Todd Shute (Norwalk); 2. B24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.); 3. 111 Ethan Braaksma (Newton); 4. 11 Izac Mallicoat (Boone); 5. 5T Tyler Inman (Altoona); 6. 93N Colton Nelson (Osceola); 7. 28 Trevor Fitz (Camarillo, Calif.); 8. 95N Garrett Nelson (Osceola); 9. 14B Scott Bash (Windsor Heights); 10. 9B Larry Baldwin Jr. (Des Moines); DNS 19S Chase Weimer (Eldora). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Barnhill; 2. Shute; 3. Fitz; 4. Bash; 5. Weimer; 6. Baldwin Jr.

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Mallicoat; 2. Braaksma; 3. Colton Nelson; 4. Inman; 5. Garrett Nelson. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Diversified Towing & Recovery

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 1S Hunter Smith (Fort Morgan, Colo.); 2. 92 Buck Schafroth (Orient); 3. 22 Chris Pruitt (Stuart); 4. 3 Mike Albertsen (Audubon); 5. 72H Miciah Hidlebaugh (Menlo); 6. 37D Brad Derry (Bedford); 7. 94 Dillon Solum (Winterset); 8. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 9. 34N Thomas Nelson (Stuart); 10. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Smith; 2. Van Genderen; 3. Albertsen; 4. Hidlebaugh; 5. Derry. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Schafroth; 2. Pruitt; 3. Hill; 4. Nelson; DNS Solum. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Karl Chevrolet of Stuart

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 21 Cam Reimers (Kelley); 2. 2X Matt Avila (Boone); 3. 14 Jake Sachau (Manning); 4. CB25 Chris Burke (Altoona); 5. 18 Mitchell Morris (St Charles); 6. 4 Gage Hilgenberg (Waukee); 7. 0LD Bryan Morris (St Charles); 8. 99B Martin Bennett (Ankeny); 9. 81 BJ Charlson (Indianola); 10. 3J Cayden Jensen (Adair); 11. 18J Josalyn Elmquist (Boone); 12. 18B Jackson Elmquist (Boone); 13. 13B Preston Bright (Indianola); 14. 26 Mike Dullard (Winterset); 15 7 Brayden Fahrni (Marshalltown). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Sachau; 2. Mitchell Morris; 3. Burke; 4. Dullard; 5. Hilgenberg; 6. Charlson; 7. Bright; 8. Fahrni.

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Avila; 2. Reimers; 3. Bennett; 4. Jensen; 5. Bryan Morris; 6. Jackson Elmquist; 7. Josalyn Elmquist. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Rick's Towing & Transport

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 1K Tom Killen Jr (Des Moines); 2. 88H Kale Hemsley (Sigourney); 3. 22B Braden Gifford (Boone); 4. 98 Derrick Rohe (Audubon); 5. 99B Bentley Long (Norwalk); 6. 17K Briar Kriegel (Brooklyn); 7. 11B Solomon Bennett (Minburn); 8. 19 Nathan DeRagon (Peoria, Ariz.); 9. 84B Rusty Bates (Casey); 10. 79 Charles Belew (Adel); 11. 49 Kendal Madsen II (Grimes); 12. 14 Joe Grubbs (Saint Charles); 13. 56J Jamie Coady (Colfax); 14. 6D Zach Day (Stuart); 15. 00B Braelynn Long (Norwalk); 16. 75KB Russell Kilsaris (Earlham); DNS 3K Colten Kern (Redfield); DNS 7B Eric Stanton (Carlisle).

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Hemsley; 2. Kriegel; 3. Day; 4. Braelynn Long; 5. Grubbs; 6. Stanton. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Bentley Long; 2. DeRagon; 3. Bennett; 4. Gifford; 5. Bates; 6. Belew. 

Heat 3 (7 Laps) : 1. Coady; 2. Killen Jr; 3. Rohe; 4. Madsen II; 5. Kern; 6. Kilsaris. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Hawkeye Auto

A Feature (14 Laps) : 1. 61F Tyler Fiebelkorn (Stuart); 2. 46 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 3. 12C Craig Furstenau (Earlham); 4. 45 Johnny Thomas (Beatrice, Neb.); 5. 712 Levi Volkert (Correctionville); 6. 3H Rece Hayes (Guthrie Center); 7. 41 Corbin Funke (Menlo); 8. F12 Blake Fineran (Norwalk); 9. 22C Ryan Cheney (Deep River); 10. 72 Daniel Clayton (Fontanelle); 11. 16 Drew Stanek (Buckingham); 12. 3K Carson Hayes (Guthrie Center); 13. 30E Evan Ewoldt (Dow City); 14. M80 Mark Smith (Huxley); 15. 16D Ashley Smith (Glenwood); 16. 22AD Joseph Carolus (Des Moines). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Volkert; 2. Fiebelkorn; 3. Carson Hayes; 4. Rece Hayes; 5. Thomas; 6. Mark Smith; 7. Ewoldt; 8. Ashley Smith. 

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1.Funke; 2. Gardner; 3. Clayton; 4. Fineran; 5. Furstenau; 6. Cheney; 7. Stanek; DNS Carolus. 

Heat 3 (6 Laps) : 1.

OUTLAW MINI MODS

presented by Giza Ag Service

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 9 Ben Kraus (Kanawha); 2. 25L Lucas Daniels (Des Moines); 3. 71 Braxton James (Stanton); 4. 15 Peyton Solum (Winterset); 5. 25B Bobby Daniels (Des Moines); 6. 25C Chase Daniels (Carlisle); 7. 97 Cameron Burkman (Prairie City). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Lucas Daniels; 2. Chase Daniels; 3. Burkman; 4. Bobby Daniels; 5. Kraus; 6. James; 7. Solum. 

CROWN VICS

presented by Southern Hills Spill Response

A Feature (12 Laps) : 1. 72 Matthew McAtee (Winterset); 2. 10D Greg Dollens (Dallas Center); 3. 5X Joseph Elder (Polk City); 4. 06 Jake Waters (Cumberland). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. McAtee; 2. Dollens; 3. Waters; 4. Edler.

𝐒𝐨𝐛𝐛𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐓𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐬 𝐒𝐋𝐌𝐑, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐍𝐞𝐥𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦𝐬 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐞𝐝 𝐖𝐢𝐧 𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐭

As if my racing weekend was not filled enough with flagging duties on Friday night at the Karl Auto Group of Marshalltown Speedway, flagging and race directing the Midwest Pavement Grand Nationals at Hawkeye Downs Saturday morning and afternoon, and making it to Brooklyn Raceway to catch the end of the heats and features, on Sunday I went somewhere. I had choices to make: Mason City Motor Speedway, Benton County Speedway in Vinton, and the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway were racing on Sunday. I brought it down to Vinton or Stuart because they each had late models on the card but decided to make the 1.5-hour drive to Stuart for the Malvern Bank SLMR opener.

It was a picture-perfect day for racing at the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway, which saw the Malvern Bank Super Late Model Racing (SLMR) Series making their only appearance of 2026 at the quarter-mile bullring on the northwest corner of Stuart. A total of one hundred and four cars signed in on Sunday, including 23 SLMR Late Models. It was track points night of the IMCA divisions with a normal points invert. The racing action was exciting and intense all night; we saw one first-time winner and a three-wide photo finish among the excitement.

Mike Van Genderen and the track prep team produced a fantastic racing surface for the Sunday Night Special. Jeff Kropf was fantastic on the sticks. Tony Paris and Anthony Ainslie did amazingly on the announcing all night, and thanks for the shoutouts. Jamie Songer, great job with the victory lane interviews.  It was nice to see reverend Michael "Wombat" Walrod at the track for the first time this year to give the invocation. The night started with hot laps at 5:30p, heat races started at 6:15p, and the final checkered flag waved at 9:23p.

The first feature of the night came before a full track prep session; it was the Hawkeye Auto Salvage IMCA Sport Compacts for 15 laps. Levi Volkert outwrestled Michael Gardner for the race lead. Volkert pulled away and never looked back, leading from start to finish. Tyler Fiebelkorn came home second in the feature that went green-to-checkered. Daniel Clayton came home third, Gardner was fourth, and Beatrice, Nebraska's Johnny Thomas was fifth. 

After the track prep session, it was time for the Malvern Bank Super Late Model Racing (SLMR) Series 30-lap West Series season-opening feature event. Bill Leighton from Lavista, Nebraska, took the early lead, but it was short-lived. Jesse Sobbing took the top spot on lap three and pulled away. The only caution came out on lap seven when "The Iron Man" Darrel DeFrance and Paul Glendenning spun in turn two. Sobbing had a great restart and checked out until lap traffic came in to play. That would allow Leighton and Daniel Hilsabeck to reel in Sobbing. Tad Pospisil and "The Ripper" Jake Neal joined the battle up front. Sobbing hung on to take the feature win; it was his first SLMR win at Stuart and eleventh SLMR Series win for the 2025 West Series champion. Leighton tried to surge in a late race challenge for second but came up and settled for second, fending off Pospisil. Neal and Hilsabeck rounded out the top five. The Performance Grading hard-luck award goes to Derek Daly after he caught the turn-one wall and barrel-rolled two times before coming to a rest that unfortunately ended his night. Keyser Manufacturing's fastest qualifier was Leighton with a 13.187-second lap in the first group. Pospisil (13.447 seconds) topped Group 2, and Hilsabeck (13.407 seconds) topped Group 3. Heat race winners were Andrew Kosiski, Jeff Tharp, and Dylan Sillman. The Skyline Materials Lucky 6th place starter challenge went to Hilsabeck, but he declined, so they redrew, and Jason Hahne then had a chance to win the extra $2,000, but since he failed, the challenge will increase another $250 at the next SLMR series event.

Next up was the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart IMCA Northern Sport Mods 20-lap feature event. Before a single lap was completed, Spencer Leonard came to a stop in turn one, bringing the caution out. Mike Dullard led the first two laps when the race finally got started, but Matt Avila took over the top spot and pulled away. Avila received late race pressure from tenth-place starter Jake Sachau, but he was able to fend him off to capture his first feature win of the 2026 season. Sachau was second, Dayton Swatek was third, Brayton Carter was fourth, and Mitchell Morris was fifth.

Rick's Towing and Transports IMCA Hobby Stocks had trouble finding momentum early in their 18-lap feature event. Dalton Coady spun in turn one on the first lap. Dylan Hill led the first lap, but shortly after, a caution came out when Michael Johnson Jr. hit the wall in turn one and then rolled once before landing back on the wheels. Derrick Rohe took the race lead on the restart and was followed by Braden Gifford and Kael Koch. The caution came out one final time as lap two was being completed when Hill got into Zach Day and Solomon Bennett, forcing Day and Bennett to get stuck with each other. Day's night ended, Bennett rejoined and got his spot back, and Hill was sent to the tail for being at fault but decided to take it to the pits. Rohe led until lap eight when tenth-place starter Briar Kriegel worked his way up to take the top spot away. Kriegel was followed by Koch. Kriegel, Koch, Gifford, eleventh-place starter Tom Killen Jr., and Eric Stanton made it a five-car race out front. This created excitement, as there was a three-wide photo finish at the line between Kriegel, Koch, and Killen. Kriegel captured the win by .051 seconds over Koch, and Killen was .024 seconds back on Koch. Koch was disqualified in post-race tech for illegal shock mounts, so that granted Killen second. Gifford, Stanton, and Rohe were third through fifth. 

In the Diversified Towing and Recovery IMCA Stock Cars 20-lap feature, Thomas Nelson led the first lap before "The Flyin' Bomb Pop" Miciah Hidlebaugh took the lead away on lap two. Hidlebaugh got out to a 1.5-second lead before "Wahoo" Mike Albertsen worked his way up to second. Hidlebaugh went on to capture the feature win at his home track. Albertsen's late surge came up short, and he settled for second. Austin Meiners finished third, Nelson fell back to fourth, and Greg Peck took fifth. 

The final feature of the night was the Diversified Sales & Service IMCA Modifieds 20-lap feature. Scott Bash led the opening lap. Colton Nelson took over the race lead, and Chase Weimer followed in second shortly after. Nelson looked smooth out front and appeared nobody was going to take it away from him. A pair of cautions around the midpoint of the race. The first one was on lap ten when Trevor Fitz spun in turn two, and then Owen Barnhill in turn two on lap 11. Nelson held off Weimer and Inman on the restart and went to lead the final 9 laps to capture his first career IMCA Modified win. Which, when I got home, I found out another first-time career IMCA Modified winner happened in Vinton when Ethan Krall did—so two first-time winners on one night. Finishing behind Nelson in Stuart were Weimer, Inman, Todd Shute, and Bash.

The next race at the Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway is on Wednesday, May 13th for $5 Fan Appreciation Night presented by Elmquist Towing and Excel Floor Covering. It will feature all of the IMCA-sanctioned divisions: Modifieds, Stock Cars, Sport Mods, Hobby Stocks, and Sport Compacts, plus Outlaw Mini Mods and Crown Vics. Gates open at 5p, hot laps at 6:45p, and racing to follow. Grandstands are $5 for ages 17 and older; kids (11-16) are $5; and those 10 and under are free. A pit pass is $30 for ages 14 & up, $20 for kids (6-13), and free for 5 & under. 

Next up for the Malvern Bank SLMR (Super Late Model Racing Series) is an East Series tripleheader at the Mountain Dew Bloomfield Speedway in Bloomfield on Friday, May 22nd; Maquoketa Speedway in Maquoketa on Saturday, May 23rd; and Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway in Dubuque. The West Series' next event is at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas, on Friday, May 29th. Joining the SLMR in Bloomfield on May 22nd are the IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Sport Mods, and IMCA Hobby Stocks. Grandstand ages 11 and up are $20, kids 6-10 are $10, and those 5 and under are free. A pit pass is $35. Gates open at 5p, hot laps at 6:30p, and racing to follow.

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

More information about the SLMR Series check out SLMRseries.com or check out the Super Late Model Racing (SLMR) Series Facebook Page or call I-80 Promotions at (402) 342-3453. 

As usual I took pictures during hot laps and heat races, and they are posted on the Trackside Report by Foxman Facebook Page in a photo album titled Stuart SLMR Sunday Special 5-3-26. 

Karl Chevrolet of Stuart Speedway

Stuart, Iowa

SLMR Super Sunday + IMCA Weekly Racing
presented by Conrad's Pillow Pets, Choice Inc., Hawkeye Auto & Dirt Track Bank

Sunday May 3rd, 2026

SUPER LATE MODEL RACING SERIES (SLMR)

presented by Malvern Bank

A Feature (30 Laps) : 1. 99 Jesse Sobbing (Malvern); 2. 24 Bill Leighton (Lavista, Neb.); 3. 04 Tad Pospisil (Norfolk, Neb.); 4. 6 Jake Neal (Omaha, Neb.); 5. 22D Daniel Hilsabeck (Earlham); 6. 53 Andrew Kosiski (Lavista, Neb.); 7. 76X Blair Nothdurft (Renner, S.D.); 8. 35D Dylan Sillman (Alvo, Neb.); 9. 76 Jason Hahne (Webster City); 10. 26JR Corey Zeitner (Omaha, Neb.); 11. 14 Kyle Berck (Marquette, Neb.); 12. 4 JC Wyman (Griswold); 13. 01 Jacob Hobscheidt (Plattsmouth, Neb.); 14. 10T Jeff Tharp (Sherrill); 15. 22 Charlie McKenna (Ames); 16. 35 Kale Kosiski (Ralston, Neb.); 17. 58 Dave Eckrich (Oxford); 18. 99D Darrel DeFrance (Marshalltown); 19. 15C Curt Schroeder (Newton); 20. 3 Mike Collins (New Orleans, La.); 21. 33 Paul Glendenning (Mount Ayr); 22. 25C Cody Thompson (Sioux City); DNS 4D3 Derek Daly (Omaha, Neb.).

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Andrew Kosiski; 2. Schroeder; 3. Sobbing; 4. McKenna; 5. Leighton; 6. Berck; 7. DeDrance; 8. Glendenning. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Tharp; 2. Hahne; 3. Zeitner; 4. Hobscheidt; 5. Pospisil; 6. Nothdurft; 7. Eckrich; 8. Thompson. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1. Sillman; 2. Neal; 3. Hilsabeck; 4. Collins; 5. Kale Kosiski; 6. Wyman; DNS Daly. 

Group 1 Qualifying (2 laps) : 1. 24 Bill Leighton [13.187]; 2. 99 Jesse Sobbing [13.203]; 3. 14 Kyle Berck [13.284]; 4. 53 Andrew Kosiski [13.356]; 5. 22 Charlie McKenna [13.409]; 6. 15C Curt Schroeder [13.643]; 7. 99D Darrel DeFrance [13.902]; 8. 33 Paul Glendenning [13.925].

Group 2 Qualifying (2 laps) : 1. 04 Tad Pospisil [13.447]; 2. 76X Blair Nothdruft [13.484]; 3. 76 Jason Hahne [13.572]; 4. 01 Jacob Hobscheidt [13.757]; 5. 10T Jeff Tharp [13.908]; 6. 26JR Corey Zeitner [13.92]; 7. 25C Cody Thompson [14.106]; 8. 58 Dave Eckrich [14.429]. 

Group 3 Qualifying (2 laps) : 1. 22D Daniel Hilsabeck [13.407]; 2. 4 JC Wyman [13.719]; 3. 6 Jake Neal [13.925]; 4. 35 Kale Kosiski [13.964]; 5. 35D Dylan Sillman [14.138]; 6. 3 Mike Collins [14.437]; 7. 4D3 Derek Daly [No Time].

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Diversified Sales & Service

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 93N Colton Nelson (Osceola); 2. 19S Chase Weimer (Eldora); 3. 5T Tyler Inman (Altoona); 4. 5 Todd Shute (Norwalk); 5. 14B Scott Bash (Windsor Heights); 6. 11F Colton Garside (Redfield); 7. 95N Garett Nelson (Osceola); 8. B24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.); 9. 36T Jeff Wiggins (Greenfield); 10. 17 Cory Sauerman (Johnston); 11. 28 Trevor Fitz (Camarillo, Calif.); DNS 9B Larry Baldwin Jr. (Des Moines). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Garside; 2. Barnhill; 3. Bash; 4. Shute; 5. Inman; 6. Baldwin Jr.

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Colton Nelson; 2. Garrett Nelson; 3. Weimer; 4. Fitz; 5. Sauerman; 6. Wiggins. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Diversified Towing & Recovery

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 72H Miciah Hidlebaugh (Menlo); 2. 3 Mike Albertsen (Audubon); 3. 8M Austin Meiners (Polk City); 4. 34N Thomas Nelson (Stuart); 5. 2X Greg Peck (Sioux City); 6. 92 Buck Schafroth (Orient); 7. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset); 8. V31 Todd Van Eaton (Orient); 9. 94 Dillon Solum (Winterset); 10. 37D Brad Derry (Bedford); 11. 1C Leremy Jackson (Monroe); 12. 101 Marvin Henriksen (Corning); 13. 26 Tony Bass (Winterset); 14. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 15. 14 Blake Lund (Greenfield). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Albertsen; 2. Schafroth; 3. Van Eaton; 4. Nelson; 5. Jackson; 6. Van Genderen; 7. Henriksen; 8. Derry. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Meiners; 2. Hidlebaugh; 3. Peck; 4. Solum; 5. Hill; 6. Bass; DNS Lund. 

IMCA NORTHERN SPORT MODS

presented by Karl Chevrolet of Stuart

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 2X Matt Avila (Boone); 2. 14 Jake Sachau (Manning); 3. 22D Dayton Swatek (Cresco); 4. 01  Brayton Carter (Oskaloosa); 5. 18 Mitchell Morris (St Charles); 6. CB25 Chris Burke (Altoona); 7. 4 Gage Hilgenberg (Waukee); 8. 13B Preston Bright (Indianola); 9. 26 Mike Dullard (Winterset); 10. 9M Matt Morrow (Omaha, Neb.); 11. 81 BJ Charlson (Indianola); 12. 0LD Bryan Morris (St Charles); 13. 10L Logan Frederiksen (Wiota); 14. 69K Kaden Rice (Mitchellville); 15. 20C Chris Onstot (St Charles); 16. 18B Jackson Elmquist (Boone); 17. 12 Zachary Dunham (Runnells); 18. 12J Darrin Hardisty (Cumberland); 19. 18J Josalyn Elmquist (Boone); 20. 110S Spencer Leonard (Winterset). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Carter; 2. Mitchell Morris; 3. Dullard; 4. Hilgenberg; 5. Bright; 6. Morrow; 7. Frederiksen; 8. Josalyn Elmquist; 9. Burke; 10. Leonard. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Avila; 2. Sachau; 3. Swatek; 4. Hardisty; 5. Charlson; 6. Dunham; 7. Jackson Elmquist; 8. Onstot; 9. Rice; 10. Bryan Morris. 

IMCA HOBBY STOCKS

presented by Rick's Towing & Transport

A Feature (18 Laps) : 1. 17K Briar Kriegel (Brooklyn); 2. 1K Tom Killen Jr (Des Moines); 3. 22B Braden Gifford (Boone); 4. 7B Eric Stanton (Carlisle); 5. 98 Derrick Rohe (Audubon); 6. 88H Kale Hemsley (Sigourney); 7. 11B Solomon Bennett (Minburn); 8. 49 Kendal Madsen II (Grimes); 9. 00B Braelynn Long (Norwalk); 10. 56J Jamie Coady (Colfax); 11.11 Macon Robinson (Boone); 12. 84B Rusty Bates (Casey); 13. 99B Bentley Long (Norwalk); 14. 45C Dalton Coady (Newton); 15. 5H Ronnie Hill (Des Moines); 16. 75KB Russell Kilsaris (Earlham); 17. 3T Tony Strable (Knoxville); 18. 79 Charles Belew (Adel); 19. 5 Dylan Hill (Des Moines); 20. 6D Zach Day (Stuart); 21. 7 Michael Johnson Jr (Van Meter); DQ 22K Kael Koch (Marshalltown). 

Heat 1 (7 Laps) : 1. Kriegel; 2. Bennett; 3. Braelynn Long; 4. Johnson; 5. Ronnie Hill; 6. Bentley Long; 7. Jamie Coady; 8. Kilsaris. 

Heat 2 (7 Laps) : 1. Gifford; 2. Killen Jr; 3. Day; 4. Hemsley; 5. Bates; 6. Madsen; 7. Belew. 

Heat 3 (7 Laps) : 1. Koch; 2. Rohe; 3. Dylan Hill; 4. Stanton; 5. Dalton Coady; 6. Robinson; 7. Strable. 

IMCA SPORT COMPACTS

presented by Hawkeye Auto

A Feature (15 Laps) : 1. 712 Levi Volkert (Correctionsvile); 2. 61F Tyler Fiebelkorn (Stuart); 3. 72 Daniel Clayton (Fontanelle); 4. 13 Michael Gardner (Des Moines); 5. 45 Johnny Thomas (Beatrice, Neb.); 6. 55 Zander Steiner (Shenandoah); 7. 3H Rece Hayes (Guthrie Center); 8. 8K Kaytee DeVries (Spencer); 9. 41 Corbin Funke (Menlo); 10. 16X Sam Schmitt (Wall Lake0; 11. 3K Carson Hayes (Guthrie Center); DNS 22AD Joseph Carolus (Des Moines). 

Heat 1 (6 Laps) : 1. Volkert; 2. Fiebelkorn; 3. Clayton; 4. Funke; 5. DeVries; 6. Carolus.

Heat 2 (6 Laps) : 1. Thomas; 2. Gardner; 3. Rece Hayes; 4. Steiner; 5. Schmitt; 6. Carson Hayes. 

𝐏𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐀𝐭𝐨𝐩 𝐏𝐨𝐝𝐢𝐮𝐦 𝐚𝐭 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐨𝐟 𝐎𝐮𝐭𝐥𝐚𝐰𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐋𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐥 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐰𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧

When I heard it's double late model racing at the Independence Motor Speedway in Independence featuring the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, I couldn't pass up the trip to Indee. I left Marshalltown around 2:20p and arrived right around 4p. Hot laps and qualifying began at 6:30p, opening ceremonies around 7:25p, the first green flag at 7:30p, and the final checkers at 10:55p. Meaning by the time I got in the car and headed home, I pulled into the driveway at 12:40a. I didn't regret my decision to go and take in the show; it was an exciting show. Let's talk about that now. 

The racing action was intense and exciting all night long for the first of several national late model races in the Hawkeye State. The World of Outlaws has a few more dates in August, FloRacing Night in America Late Models have a pair of August dates, and the Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series makes visits to Iowa in July and September. The grandstands were packed with fans excited to see the World of Outlaws back at the Independence Motor Speedway and the Buchanan County Fairgrounds since they made an appearance two years ago; last year's event was cancelled because of Mother Nature. It was overcast skies, NW wind at 5-10 mph, and 57 degrees when hot laps began and only got a little chillier, but that did not stop fans from coming out. Mike Van Genderen and the team had the racetrack ready to handle this show, which is no surprise, but that was the exact reason for racing last Tuesday night: to make sure the track was ready.

Great job by promoters Mike Van Genderen and Dana Benning on a great racing surface and putting on a fantastic show. Kudos to the announcers Ruben Mireles and Ashton Smyth of the World of Outlaws; Braxton Flattery of the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour; and Jeff Kropf, the track announcer last night. Let's not forget all the other great volunteers putting in the hard work from scoring to lineup cars, those that don't get appreciation for their hard work on keeping the show moving along.

Not only on the card was the World Of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DirtVision, but so was the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour (Pro Late Models) for their second series race of 2026; they ran at Marshalltown last Friday night in a caution-filled feature. IMCA Modifieds and IMCA Stock Cars rounded out the billing. A total of ninety-five cars signed in to battle the fast 3/8 mile track, including a combined total of 57 late models: 32 World Of Outlaws and 25 Premier Late Model Tour.

The first feature of the night was the headliner of the Independence Late Model Showdown, the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DirtVision for their 40-lap feature. Nick Hoffman, nicknamed "The Thrill From Mooresville," flexed his strength, topping hot laps, quick-timing in Mark Automotive Qualifying with a time of 12.549 seconds, winning the heat race, and claiming the Bilstein Pole Award. Hoffman jumped out to the race lead early, fending off "Superman" Jonathan Davenport and "Smooth Operator" Bobby Pierce. On lap six, Davenport slipped off the top of turn two and rejoined but lost spots shortly after the caution came out when Tyler Bruening was off the pace in turn four. Pierce snatched the lead away on the restart from Hoffman, when Hoffman slipped up in turn one. Pierce was able to control the pace and remained strong out front. The caution came out again on laps fourteen and fifteen: on lap 14 when Derrick Stewart went off the top of turns one and two and a lap later, on lap 15, when Dallon Murty went off the top of turn two. Pierce got great restarts every time and pulled away from Hoffman and Davenport, but a caution came out on lap 19 for Murty and Tristian Chamberlain , both went off the top of turn two. Pierce again was smooth on the restart and pulled away, but one more caution came out on lap 31 for "The Big Perm" Daulton Wilson slowing in turn three. Hoffman tried to get by Pierce when lap traffic was heavy and took the clean air away but came up short. On the restarts, managed to hold off challenges. 

Pierce won by half a straightaway, pocketing $12,000; for Pierce, it was the sixth win of the season and 48th all-time World of Outlaws Series win, tying him with Shane Clanton in fourth place for all-time wins (as of now, he would need another 42 wins to beat the all-time wins leader, Brandon Sheppard). It also allowed him to retake the points lead heading into the Dairyland Showdown Tripleheader. "Turbo" Tyler Erb got by Hoffman for second; Hoffman was third, Drake Troutman in fourth, and rookie Trey Mills was fifth. Garrett Alberson took sixth; Davenport came home in seventh after his kryptonite was turn two, seventeenth-place starter Ethan Dotson in eighth, eighteenth-place starter Dustin Sorensen in ninth, and Cade Dillard was tenth. Heat race winners were Hoffman, Davenport, Murty, and Pierce; Last Chance Showdown winners were Dotson and Sorensen. Eli Johnson, fifteenth place finisher was the FOX Factory Hard Charger moving up 10 spots. 

The last time the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour sponsored by Performance Bodies, Karl Kustoms, Quam Trucking, Aikey Auto Salvage, Troy's Sandwiches, Midwest Buildings Inc., Re-Max Independence Realty, and Angry Duck Graphics was on the track was on Friday night at Marshalltown, and their feature was caution-filled, and only seven cars finished the race. A different story on Tuesday night as the 25-lap feature only had four cautions, and 14 cars finished on the lead lap. Travis Smock snatched up the race lead early with veteran Jeff Aikey remaining in tow. Aikey applied pressure on the top side as Smock catfished the bottom. The first caution came out on lap three when Tyler Sommerlot spun turn three after hitting an infield tire. Smock held the lead through lap five, before Aikey finally made his line work and took the top spot away on lap six. Shortly after the second caution came out on lap six when Chase Brunscheen spun in turn two. Aikey held off Smock; meanwhile, defending series champion J.D. Auringer worked his way into second, and Marshalltown's winner Nick Marolf followed into third. Aikey continued to lead as those two battled it out, but caution came out on lap 20 when Marcus Orr spun in turn two. Marolf got by Aikey on lap 22 for the race lead and set the pace. The final caution came out on lap 23 when Shawn Mulvany spun in turn two. Marolf got a great restart going on to capture back-to-back wins to begin the season in the Premier Late Models tour, cashing in on the $2,000 prize. Eleventh-place starter CJ Horn claimed runner-up honors; tenth-place starter Troy Morris III, thirteenth-place starter Matt Ryan, and Auringer round out the top five. Heat race winners were Aikey, Auringer, Smock, and Logan Duffy.

Spencer Diercks and Cody Laney led the field to the green flag in the Waterloo Auto Parts IMCA Modifieds 20-lap feature event. It was Diercks jumping out to the race lead. Two race cautions came out: lap three for Brett Ramsey spinning off the top of turn one and then lap eight when Kevin Rose spun in turn four. Diercks received several challenges from Laney until he found his line and pulled away to the $1,000 feature win. Laney was challenged by Ethan Braaksma for second but held on. Braaksma was third, Kollin Hibdon came home fourth, and Jed Freiburger was in fifth. Heat race winners were Hibdon and Braaksma.

The nightcapping feature was the Christie Door Company IMCA Stock Cars 20-lap feature, worth $1,000 to win. Rowdee Van Genderen used his pole position to his advantage by taking the early lead. Braden Richards followed into second and began to apply immediate pressure on Van Genderen for the race lead, and when Rowdee slipped up on lap four, Richards pounced and took the top spot. Independence veteran Tom Schmitt worked his way by Van Genderen for second and challenged Richards for the race lead, which he took on lap seven. Richards refused to go away and regained the lead just before the first race caution on lap eight when Austin Staley spun in turn three. Richards held off Schmitt and Gage Neal on the restart. The final caution came out on lap 13 when Neal got slideways in turn three, forcing Dakoda Sellers to check up and spin. Avoiding contact, Neal was sent to the tail; Sellers got his spot back. Richards held on to take the feature win. Schmitt finished second, "Chelsea Charger." Damon Murty finished third, Dakoda Sellers was fourth, and Van Genderen fell back to fifth. Heat race winners were Neal, Schmitt, and Richards.

Weekly racing for track points will finally get underway at the Independence Motor Speedway on Saturday, May 9th, for Johnson Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Night with Nutrien Pro Late Models, 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 4p, hot laps at 6p, 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.

Next up for the World of Outlaws The Late Models Series presented by DirtVision is the Dairyland Showdown at the Mississippi Thunder Speedway in Fountain City, Wisconsin, Thursday, April 30th, through Saturday, May 2nd. $10,000 to win shows on Thursday and Friday; Saturday pays $40,000 to win. They will be joined by the Kevko Racing USRA Northern Lights Modified Series presented by Real Racing Wheels, with $2,000 to win on Thursday and Friday and Saturday paying $3,000 to win for Mods. Hot laps at 6p, racing at 7p on Thursday and Friday; hot laps at 5p, racing at 6p on Saturday. 

The World of Outlaws Late Models return to the Hawkeye State in August for two weekends. Friday August 21st and Saturday August 22nd at the Maquoketa Speedway in Maquoketa for the Hawkeye 100; there is a practice night on Thursday August 20th. Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa on Wednesday, August 26th; Adams County Speedway in Corning on Friday, August 28th; and Shelby County Speedway in Harlan on Saturday, August 29th.

For more information on the World Racing Group's World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DirtVision, check out World of Outlaws Late Model Series on Facebook or check out https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels.

The Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour's next event is Sunday, May 3rd, at "The Bullring," Benton County Speedway, in Vinton. Then the Non-Points Tour Race at Independence on Saturday, May 9th, before another tour race on Sunday, May 10th, at Dubuque County Fairgrounds. Make their only appearance at the CJ Speedway in Columbus Junction on Friday, May 15th.

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

All photos I took during hot laps, qualifying, and heat races from the World of Outlaws Late Model Showdown are posted on the Trackside Report by Foxman Facebook page in a photo album titled Indee Late Model Showdown 4-28-26.

Independence Motor Speedway

Independence, Iowa

World of Outlaws Late Model Showdown

presented by Scott Webb Concrete

Tuesday April 28th, 2026

WORLD OF OUTLAWS LATE MODEL SERIES

presented by DirtVision

A Feature (40 laps) : 1. 32 Bobby Pierce (Oakwood, Ill.); 2. 1 Tyler Erb (New Waverly, Texas); 3. 9 Nick Hoffman (Mooresville, N.C.); 4. 22* Drake Troutman (Hyndman, Pa.); 5. 14 Trey Mills (St. Augustine, Fla.); 6. 58 Garrett Alberson (Las Cruces, N.M.); 7. 49 Jonathan Davenport (Blairsville, Ga.); 8. 74X Ethan Dotson (Bakersfield, Calif.); 9. 19 Dustin Sorensen (Rochester, Minn.); 10. 97 Cade Dillard (Robeline, La.); 11. 15D Justin Duty (Medford, Ore.); 12. B1 Brent Larson (Lake Elmo, Minn.); 13. 28 Dennis Erb Jr (Carpentersville, Ill.); 14. 76 Blair Nothdurft (Renner, S.D.); 15. 55E Eli Johnson (Clewiston, Fla.); 16. 13 Dallon Murty (Chelsea); 17. 43 Derrick Stewart (Ainsworth); 18. 9M Tim McCreadie (Watertown, N.Y.); 19. 25 Chad Simpson (Mt Vernon); 20. 20TC Tristan Chamberlain (RIichmond, Ind.); 21. 19R Ryan Gustin (Marshalltown); 22. 58V Daulton Wilson (Fayetteville, N.C.); 23. 1Z Logan Zarin (Hookstown, Pa.); 24. 32S Chris Simpson (Oxford); 25. 16 Tyler Bruening (Decorah). 

Last Chance Showdown 1 (10 laps) : 1. Dotson; 2. Brent Larson; 3. Chad Simpson; 4. Zarin; 5. 4TW Tim Ward (Mesa, Ariz.); 6. 11 Gordy Gundaker (St. Charles, Mo.); 7. Johnson; 8. 15C Curt Schroeder (Newton). 

Last Chance Showdown 2 (10 laps) : 1. Sorensen; 2. Wilson; 3. Bruening; 4. 75 Daniel Adam (Peru, Ill.); 5. 6 Jake Neal (Omaha, Neb.); 6. 8 Matthew Larson (Lake Elmo, Minn.); 7. 15 Clay Stuckey (Shreveport, La.); 8. Chamberlain. 

World of Outlaws Heat 1 (8 laps) : 1. Hoffman; 2. Alberson; 3. Troutman; 4. Gustin; 5. Brent Larson; 6. Zarin; 7. Ward; 8. Schroeder. 
STAKT Products Heat 2 (8 laps) : 1. Davenport; 2. Tyler Erb; 3. Duty; 4. Stewart; 5. Gundaker; 6. Dotson; 7. Chad Simpson; 8. Johnson. 
Keyser Manufacturing Heat 3 (8 laps) : 1. Murty; Mills; 3. Nothdurft; 4. Dennis Erb Jr.; 5. Stuckey; 6. Sorensen; 7. Chamberlain; 8. Adam. 

Jarrett Rifles Heat 4 (8 laps) : 1. Pierce; 2. Dillard; 3. Chris Simpson; 4. McCreadie; 5. Wilson; 6. Bruening; 7. Matthew Larson; 8. Neal. 

Mark Martin Automotive Group A Qualifying (2 laps) : 1. 9 Nick Hoffman [12.549]; 2. 49 Jonathan Davenport [12.703]; 3. 22* Drake Troutman [12.773]; 4. 74X Ethan Dotson [12.777]; 5. 58 Garrett Alberson [12.799]; 6. 1 Tyler Erb [12.820]; 7. 19R Ryan Gustin [12.973]; 8. 43 Derrick Stewart [13.005]; 9. B1 Brent Larson [13.039]; 10. 55E Eli Johnson [13.117]; 11. 1Z Logan Zarin [13.181]; 12. 11 Gordy Gundaker [13.295]; 13. 15C Curt Schroeder [13.313]; 14. 15D Justin Duty [13.361]; 15. 4TW Tim Ward [13.386]; 16. 25 Chad Simpson [13.583].

Mark Martin Automotive Group B Qualifying (2 laps) : 1. 13 Dallon Murty [12.854]; 2. 58V Daulton Wilson [12.901]; 3. 14 Trey Mills [12.985]; 4. 32 Bobby Pierce [13.022]; 5. 76 Blair Nothdurft [13.038]; 6. 97 Cade Dillard [13.039]; 7. 28 Dennis Erb Jr. [13.043]; 8. 32S Chris Simpson [13.056]; 9. 20TC Tristan Chamberlain [13.237]; 10. 9M Tim McCreadie [13.264]; 11. 19 Dustin Sorensen [13.282]; 12. 16 Tyler Bruening [13.291]; 13. 15 Clay Stuckey [13.341]; 14. 8 Matthew Larson [13.438]; 15. 75 Daniel Adam [13.715]; 16. 6 Jake Neal [No Time]. 

KARL CHEVROLET PREMIER LATE MODEL TOUR

presented by Performance Bodies - Karl Kustoms - Quam Trucking - Aikey Auto Salvage - Troy's Sandwiches - Midwest Buildings Inc - Re/Max Independence Realty - Angry Duck Graphics

A Feature (25 Laps) : 1. 33 Nick Marolf (Moscow); 2. 01 CJ Horn (Cedar Rapids); 3. 07X Troy Morris III (Bakersfield, Calif.); 4. 07 Matt Ryan (Davenport); 5. 00J J.D. Auringer (Waterloo); 6. 40 Joel Callahan (Dubuque); 7. 77 Jeff Aikey (Cedar Falls); 8. 14 Logan Duffy (Independence); 9. 5 Jason Hahne (Webster City); 10. 9 Bobby Hansen (Center Point); 11. 21 Brennen Chipp (Waterloo); 12. 70 Jerry King (Waterloo); 13. 93 Chase Brunscheen (Dyersville); 14. 99D Darrel DeFrance (Marshalltown); 15. 70M Shawn Mulvany (Moline, Ill.); 16. 46 Marcus Orr (Independence); 17. 41 Landon Duffy (Independence); 18. 98 Travis Smock (Independence); 19. 72 Ben Seemann (Waterloo); 20. 45 Curt Martin (Independence); 21. 99 Luke Pestka (Robins); 22. 33S Tyler Sommerlot (Dunkerton); 23. W56 Gary Webb (Blue Grass); DNS 8R Sean Johnson (Independence); DNS 330G Kevin Kirkpatrick (Waterloo). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Aikey; 2. Hahne; 3. Martin; 4. Pestka; 5. Chipp; 6. Orr; 7. Landon Duffy. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Auringer; 2. Marolf; 3. King; 4. Horn; 5. Seemann; 6. Johnson. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1.  Smock; 2. DeFrance; 3. Morris III; 4. Hansen; 5. Mulvany; 6. Sommerlot. 

Heat 4 (8 Laps) : 1.  Logan Duffy; 2. Ryan; 3. Callahan; 4. Webb; 5. Brunscheen; 6. Kirkpatrick. 

IMCA MODIFIEDS

presented by Waterloo Auto Parts

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 29 Spencer Diercks (Davenport); 2. 5L Cody Laney (Torrance, Calif.); 3. 111 Ethan Braaksma (Newton); 4. 48K Kollin Hibdon (Waterloo); 5. 6 Jed Freiburger (Dubuque); 6. 72 Kolton Osborn (Janesville); 7. 71C Troy Cordes (Dunkerton); 8. 16K Kaylin Lopez (Chowchilla, Calif.); 9. 777 Rayce Mullen (Pearl City, Ill.); 10. 5R Bill Roberts Jr. (Burlington); 11. 17 Ethan Krall (Evansdale); 12. 12R Brett Ramsey (Waterloo); 13. 22K Kevin Rose (Waterloo); 14. 35 Kyle Bentley (Fairbank); 15. 57B Dennis Betzer (Central City); 16. B24 Owen Barnhill (Milton, Fla.). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Hibdon; 2. Diercks; 3. Roberts Jr.; 4. Freiburger; 5. Cordes; 6. Lopez; 7. Rose; 8. Bentley. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Braaksma; 2. Laney; 3. Osborn; 4. Mullen; 5. Krall; 6. Betzer; 7. Ramsey; 8. Barnhill. 

IMCA STOCK CARS

presented by Christie Door Company

A Feature (20 Laps) : 1. 11R Braden Richards (Madrid); 2. 18S Tom Schmitt (Independence); 3. 99D Damon Murty (Chelsea); 4. 7D Dakoda Sellers (Vinton); 5. 57VG Rowdee Van Genderen (Newton); 6. 3H Ty Hill (Winterset); 7. 2G Bradly Graham (Victor); 8. 4R Riley Hanson (Vinton); 9. 85R Bryce Carey (Nashua); 10. 22 Tanner Allen (Springville); 11. 12N Gage Neal (Anamosa); 12. 18X Daniel Eckblad (St. Peter, Minn.); 13. 8E Mitchell Evens (Dubuque); 14. 02 Austin Staley (Muscatine); 15. 27B Tyler Ball (Independence); 16. 7N Trenton Neuhaus (Quasqueton); 17. 10 Jeremy Ades (Raymond); 18. 77 Josh Monthei (Jefferson); 19. 99K Kyle Murty (Tama); 20. 17R Derek Reimer (Ames); 21. F4 Tommy Fain (Abilene, Texas); 22. 7B Jim Ball Jr. (Independence). 

Heat 1 (8 Laps) : 1. Neal; 2. Van Genderen; 3. Hanson; 4. Fain; 5. Evens; 6. Graham; 7. Hill; 8. Neuhaus. 

Heat 2 (8 Laps) : 1. Schmitt; 2. Damon Murty; 3. Eckblad; 4. Carey; 5. Monthei; 6. Reimer; 7. Jim Ball Jr. 

Heat 3 (8 Laps) : 1.  Richards; 2. Sellers; 3. Allen; 4. Ades; 5. Staley; 6. Kyle Murty; 7. Tyler Ball.