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.
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.
Tuesday April 28th, 2026
WORLD OF OUTLAWS LATE MODEL SERIES
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.
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.
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
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).
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.
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 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.
