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Speedway results - Sept. 26
By Tom Svoboda (September 30, 2009)
The ASA-sanctioned Jackson Speedway wrapped up its 2009 racing campaign Saturday night with the running of the annual Fall Classic. With sunny skies and comfortable fall temperatures, a good field of cars checked in for the last race of the season. Winning the night’s feature events were Gregg Bakker (Sioux Falls, S.D.), Jackson Speedway Touring Series U.S. Army sprints; Russell Wiese (Spencer, Iowa), NAPA of Windom 305 sprints; Trent Schroeder (Worthington), Performance Center stock cars; Mark Sathoff (Dolliver, Iowa), Bohl’s Small Engine and Marine Repair B modifieds; Dustin Larson (Rushmore), Loosbrock Digging Services hobby stocks; and Nate Coopman (Mankato), Yellowbook hornets.
Baker wins, repeats as JSTS points champion
In the 20-lap JSTS sprint car feature event, it was all Gregg Bakker. At the start of the race, the yellow flag came out when Bill Boles (Harris, Iowa) got tangled up with several other cars and ended up with a broken front end. On the complete restart, Bakker got the lead from his outside pole starting position. Brad Barickman (Richfield) grabbed the second spot, with Eric Lutz (Sioux Falls, S.D.) getting the third spot. On lap three, the caution came out again when Lutz got into the wall in turn four. The restart again saw Bakker maintain his lead with Barickman in second and now Nate Eakin (Milford, Iowa) in third. Two laps later, the caution came out again when Jody Rosenboom (Rock Rapids, Iowa) came to a stop going into turn one. The restart again saw Bakker keep the lead with Barickman in second and Eakin third. The leaders raced in that order through the halfway point in the race when third-place-running Eakin pulled his car into the pits. That allowed Wade Nygaard (Fargo, N.D.) to move into the third position. As the race went on, Bakker continued his lead, with Barickman in second and Nygaard third. When the checkered flew, it was Bakker taking the win, followed by Barickman, Nygaard, Jerry Richert Jr. (Forest Lake) and Jason Tostenson (Gaylord). The heat race wins went to Bakker, Lutz and Tostenson. Bakker also moved from third in the JSTS point standings going into the race to successfully defending his JSTS series title with the win.
Wiese wins 305 sprint feature
Two different drivers led in the 12-lap 305 sprint car feature race. At the start, Keith Carlberg (Webster City, Iowa) got the early lead and led for the first two laps. While working on lap three, Russell Wiese was able to make a move into the lead as the field worked through turns three and four. On the next lap, the red flag was thrown when Carlberg got upside down in turn four. He was OK but the car was heavily damaged. On the restart, Wiese was able to maintain the lead as Mike Blomstrom (Ft. Dodge, Iowa) ran in second and Jeff Edgington (Sioux Falls, S.D.) was third. When the checkered flag flew, it was Wiese picking up his second win in a row at Jackson Speedway. He was followed by Blomstrom, Edgington, Jake Nicosen (Ringsted, Iowa) and Steve Yarns (Jackson). The heat race was won by Carlberg.
Schroeder holds off field for stock car win
Two cautions slowed action in the 15-lap stock car feature event. When the green flag dropped, it was Luke Sathoff (Jackson) getting the early lead as Trent Schroeder got the second spot and Derek Green (Granada) grabbed the third position. On lap two, Schroeder moved around Sathoff for the lead. The leaders ran in this order for the first half of the race when the first caution was thrown on lap seven for Jim Larson (Rushmore), who spun in turn four. The restart saw Schroeder maintain his lead as Sathoff remained in second and Green third. On lap nine, Green was able to get by Sathoff for the second spot. Three laps later, the caution flag came out again for debris on the track. When the race resumed it was Schroeder holding the field off as he went on to claim the victory. Green was second, followed by Sathoff, Jeffrey Larson (Lakefield) and Brice Bodle (Wallingford, Iowa). Heat race wins went to Ken Tietz (Belle Plaine) and Green.
Sathoff cruises to B mod win
It was all Mark Sathoff in the 15-lap B modified feature race. At the start, Sathoff was able to get the lead from his outside row two starting spot, as Randy Klein (Currie) got the second spot and Greg Sidles (Emmetsburg, Iowa) the third position. On lap two, the caution flag came out when Eric Kinnetz (Milford, Iowa) spun in turn one. Another caution followed on the restart for a terrible restart. On the next attempt, Sathoff was able to keep the field behind him as Klein ran second and Sidles third. As the race went on, Sathoff continued to show the field around the track and at the end it was Sathoff picking up his first Jackson Speedway victory. He was followed by Klein, Sidles, Tracy Johnson (Lake Preston, S.D) and Jason Fisher (Lakefield). Heat race wins went to Dan Paplow (Dundee), Travis DoBoer (Fairmont) and Sidles.
Larson claims another win
Dustin Larson continued his domination in the hobby stock class as he picked up his seventh Jackson Speedway victory of the season. At the start, the caution flag was thrown when several cars got together going down the back straightway resulting in Justin Regnerus (Sioux Center, Iowa) going off the track as he was going into turn three and Kyle Schley (Alpha) getting turned around on the high side of turn three. Once everyone was pointed in the right direction and the race restarted, Larson grabbed the lead with Brandon Bosma (Round Lake) getting the second spot and John Briggs (Calumet, Iowa) the third position. The leaders ran in this order until lap eight, when the caution flag came out for Nate Manderfield (Mankato) and Jason Andrews (Okabena), who spun in turn four. Again on the restart, Larson maintained his lead and led the remaining four laps to take the win. Bosma did cross the finish line in second but was later disqualified when he did not pass tech. That moved the finishing order up one spot and gave second to Briggs. He was followed by Regnerus, Mitch Van Engen (Doon, Iowa) and Brad Halber (Hadley). Heat race wins went to Bosma and Larson.
Coopman wins again
The six-lap hornet feature event went to Nate Coopman, who got the lead from Amanda Kaltved (Estherville, Iowa) on lap four. Second went to Denny Johnson (Madelia), followed by Zach Ankrum (Sioux City, Iowa), Kaltved and Elmer Rolfes (Merrill, Iowa). Heat races went to Kaltved and Johnson.
Banquet is Oct. 24 in Jackson
Next up on the Jackson Speedway calendar is the 2009 racing banquet, which will take place Saturday, Oct. 24, at the American Legion in downtown Jackson. Also be sure to watch www.pilotracewaynews.com or www.jacksonspeedway.com for upcoming news about the 2010 racing season.
Jackson Speedway Results for September 26, 2009
Annual Fall Classic
Jackson Speedway Touring Series U.S. Army 360 Sprints (18 Cars)
A Feature (20 laps) – 1. 11x Gregg Bakker, Sioux Falls SD, 2. 34 Brad Barickman, Richfield MN, 3. 9N Wade Nygaard, Fargo ND, 4. 1W Jerry Richert, Jr., Forest Lake MN, 5. 1HD Jason Tostenson, Gaylord MN, 6. 4J Lee Grosz, Harwood ND, 7. 5T Mark Toews, Spirit Lake IA, 8. 1A Gordy Vogelaar, Worthington MN, 9. 2D Dusty Ballenger, Harrisburg SD, 10. 71R Ryan Anderson, Charter Oak IA (DNF), 11. 07 Derek Anderson, Estherville IA (DNF), 12. 1N Nate Eakin, Milford IA (DNF), 13. 27 Jody Rosenboom, Rock Rapids IA (DNF), 14. 99 Shawn Van Wyhe, Rock Rapids IA (DNF), 15. 5 Eric Lutz, Sioux Falls SD (DNF), 16. 78 Joe Miller, Vail IA (DNF), 17. 75c Casey Heser, Jackson MN (DNF), 18. 05 Bill Boles, Harris IA (DNF)
Heat 1 (8 laps) – 1. Bakker, 2. Barickman, 3. Grosz, 4. Van Wyhe, 5. Vogelaar
Heat 2 – 1. Lutz, 2. Nygaard, 3. R. Anderson, 4. Richert, 5. Ballenger
Heat 3 – 1. Tostenson, 2. Eakin, 3. Miller, 4. Heser, 5. Toews
Jackson Speedway Touring Series Champion: Gregg Bakker
NAPA of Windom 305 Sprints (6 Cars)
A Feature (15 laps) – 1. 18 Russell Wiese, Spencer IA, 2. 70 Mike Blomstrom, Ft. Dodge IA, 3. 4E Jeff Edgington, Sioux Falls SD, 4. 34 Jake Nicosen, Ringsted IA, 5. 98RM Steve Yarns, Jackson MN, 6. 21x Keith Carlberg, Webster City IA (DNF)
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Carlberg, 2. Wiese, 3. Blomstrom, 4. Edgington, 5. Nicosen
Performance Center of Estherville IA Stock Cars (16 Cars)
A Feature (15 laps) – 1. 31 Trent Schroeder, Worthington MN, 2. 32 Derek Green, Granada MN, 3. 5 Luke Sathoff, Jackson MN, 4. 7L Jeffrey Larson, Lakefield MN, 5. 21B Brice Bodle, Wallingford IA, 6. 110 Ken Tietz, Belle Plaine MN, 7. 62 Randy Brands, Boyden IA, 8. 66z Elijah Zevenbergen, Ocheydan IA, 9. 11 Jake Masters, Graettinger IA, 10. 6L Jim Larson, Rushmore MN, 11. 30 Gary Bannister, Lakefield MN, 12. 1M Jeff McCallum, Mankato MN, 13. 16M Mike Grems, Milford IA, 14. 5L Dustin Larson, Rushmore MN (DNF), 15. 71x Jake Bruns, Bellevue MN (DNF); Did Not Start: 8J Jason Subbert, Fairmont MN
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Tietz, 2. Sathoff, 3. Jim Larson, 4. Brands, 5. Zevenbergen
Heat 2 – 1. Green, 2. Jeffrey Larson, 3. Bodle, 4. Masters, 5. Schroeder
Bohl’s Small Engine and Marine Repair B Modifieds (24 Cars)
A Feature (15 laps) – 1. 8 Mark Sathoff, Dolliver IA, 2. 75K Randy Klein, Currie MN, 3. 1 Greg Sidles, Emmetsburg IA, 4. 19 Tracy Johnson, Lake Preston SD, 5. 14 Jason Fisher, Lakefield MN, 6. 14z Zach Norgaard, Spencer IA, 7. 24 Travis DeBoer, Fairmont MN, 8. 75 Eric Kinnetz, Milford IA, 9. 4 Travis Greenfield, Kasson MN, 10. R6 Danny Myrvold, Heron Lake MN, 11. 97 Troy Gochanour, Armstrong IA, 12. 4x Dustin Philipp, Fairmont MN, 13. 22 Joey Lium, Bancroft IA, 14. JD1 Justin DeBoer, Fairmont MN, 15. 79A Adam Onken, Lakefield MN, 16. R6X Allan Brown, Tyler MN, 17. 25 Dan Paplow, Dundee MN (DNF), 18. 60 Steve Pruner, Parkinson SD (DNF), 19. 7x Kurt Moeding, Vinton IA (DNF), 20. 198 Travis Mitchell, Estherville IA (DNF), 21. 3z Jason Andrews, Okabena MN (DNF), 22. 44 John Bandy, Lakefield MN (DNF), 23. 34 Brett Larsen, Viborg SD (DNF); Did Not Start: 78 Bob Weber, Burt IA
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Paplow, 2. Klein, 3. J. DeBoer, 4. Fisher, 5. Moeding
Heat 2 – 1. T. DeBoer, 2. Kinnetz, 3. Johnson, 4. Norgaard, 5. Gochanour
Heat 3 – 1. Sidles, 2. Philipp, 3. Sathoff, 4. Myrvold, 5. Lium
Loosbrock Digging Service Hobby Stocks (17 Cars)
A Feature (12 laps) – 1. 5L Dustin Larson, Rushmore MN, 2. 87 John Briggs, Calumet IA, 3. 32 Justin Regnerus, Sioux Center IA, 4. 9M Mitch Van Engen, Doon IA, 5. 21H Brad Halber, Hadley MN, 6. 10 Darrel Bortvit, Estherville IA, 7. 14 Ernie Dailey, Worthington MN, 8. 33c Corey Schreiber, Jackson MN, 9. 16 Nate Manderfield, Mankato MN, 10. 15 Travis Sandberg, Odin MN, 11. 11N Nathan Roiger, Comfrey MN, 12. 2x Tony Salmon, Milford IA (DNF), 13. 03z Jason Andrews, Okabena MN (DNF), 14. 52s Kyle Schley, Alpha MN (DNF); Did Not Start: 11 Tim Morphew, Windom MN & Cody Koekenhoff, Graettinger IA; DQ: 23 Brandon Bosma, Round Lake MN
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Bosma, 2. Halber, 3. Regnerus, 4. Andrews, 5. Briggs
Heat 2 – 1. Larson, 2. Manderfield, 3. Schley, 4. Van Engen, 5. Morphew
Yellow Book Hornets (9 Cars)
A Feature (6 laps) – 1. 9 Nate Coopman, Mankato MN, 2. Denny Johnson, Madelia MN, 3. 68z Zach Ankrum, Sioux City IA, 4. 4K Amanda Kaltved, Estherville IA, 5. 88 Elmer Rolfes, Merrill IA, 6. 9G Jerry Coopman, Sr., Mankato MN, 7. 29E Austin Edwards, Sioux City IA, 8. 6 Mark DeVary, Estherville IA (DNF), 9. 2R Mick Rykhus, Eagle Lake MN (DNF)
Heat 1 (4 laps) – 1. Kaltved, 2. N. Coopman, 3. DeVary, 4. Edwards, 5. Rykhus
Heat 2 – 1. Johnson, 2. Ankrum, 3. J. Coopman, 4. Rolfes
Baker wins, repeats as JSTS points champion
In the 20-lap JSTS sprint car feature event, it was all Gregg Bakker. At the start of the race, the yellow flag came out when Bill Boles (Harris, Iowa) got tangled up with several other cars and ended up with a broken front end. On the complete restart, Bakker got the lead from his outside pole starting position. Brad Barickman (Richfield) grabbed the second spot, with Eric Lutz (Sioux Falls, S.D.) getting the third spot. On lap three, the caution came out again when Lutz got into the wall in turn four. The restart again saw Bakker maintain his lead with Barickman in second and now Nate Eakin (Milford, Iowa) in third. Two laps later, the caution came out again when Jody Rosenboom (Rock Rapids, Iowa) came to a stop going into turn one. The restart again saw Bakker keep the lead with Barickman in second and Eakin third. The leaders raced in that order through the halfway point in the race when third-place-running Eakin pulled his car into the pits. That allowed Wade Nygaard (Fargo, N.D.) to move into the third position. As the race went on, Bakker continued his lead, with Barickman in second and Nygaard third. When the checkered flew, it was Bakker taking the win, followed by Barickman, Nygaard, Jerry Richert Jr. (Forest Lake) and Jason Tostenson (Gaylord). The heat race wins went to Bakker, Lutz and Tostenson. Bakker also moved from third in the JSTS point standings going into the race to successfully defending his JSTS series title with the win.
Wiese wins 305 sprint feature
Two different drivers led in the 12-lap 305 sprint car feature race. At the start, Keith Carlberg (Webster City, Iowa) got the early lead and led for the first two laps. While working on lap three, Russell Wiese was able to make a move into the lead as the field worked through turns three and four. On the next lap, the red flag was thrown when Carlberg got upside down in turn four. He was OK but the car was heavily damaged. On the restart, Wiese was able to maintain the lead as Mike Blomstrom (Ft. Dodge, Iowa) ran in second and Jeff Edgington (Sioux Falls, S.D.) was third. When the checkered flag flew, it was Wiese picking up his second win in a row at Jackson Speedway. He was followed by Blomstrom, Edgington, Jake Nicosen (Ringsted, Iowa) and Steve Yarns (Jackson). The heat race was won by Carlberg.
Schroeder holds off field for stock car win
Two cautions slowed action in the 15-lap stock car feature event. When the green flag dropped, it was Luke Sathoff (Jackson) getting the early lead as Trent Schroeder got the second spot and Derek Green (Granada) grabbed the third position. On lap two, Schroeder moved around Sathoff for the lead. The leaders ran in this order for the first half of the race when the first caution was thrown on lap seven for Jim Larson (Rushmore), who spun in turn four. The restart saw Schroeder maintain his lead as Sathoff remained in second and Green third. On lap nine, Green was able to get by Sathoff for the second spot. Three laps later, the caution flag came out again for debris on the track. When the race resumed it was Schroeder holding the field off as he went on to claim the victory. Green was second, followed by Sathoff, Jeffrey Larson (Lakefield) and Brice Bodle (Wallingford, Iowa). Heat race wins went to Ken Tietz (Belle Plaine) and Green.
Sathoff cruises to B mod win
It was all Mark Sathoff in the 15-lap B modified feature race. At the start, Sathoff was able to get the lead from his outside row two starting spot, as Randy Klein (Currie) got the second spot and Greg Sidles (Emmetsburg, Iowa) the third position. On lap two, the caution flag came out when Eric Kinnetz (Milford, Iowa) spun in turn one. Another caution followed on the restart for a terrible restart. On the next attempt, Sathoff was able to keep the field behind him as Klein ran second and Sidles third. As the race went on, Sathoff continued to show the field around the track and at the end it was Sathoff picking up his first Jackson Speedway victory. He was followed by Klein, Sidles, Tracy Johnson (Lake Preston, S.D) and Jason Fisher (Lakefield). Heat race wins went to Dan Paplow (Dundee), Travis DoBoer (Fairmont) and Sidles.
Larson claims another win
Dustin Larson continued his domination in the hobby stock class as he picked up his seventh Jackson Speedway victory of the season. At the start, the caution flag was thrown when several cars got together going down the back straightway resulting in Justin Regnerus (Sioux Center, Iowa) going off the track as he was going into turn three and Kyle Schley (Alpha) getting turned around on the high side of turn three. Once everyone was pointed in the right direction and the race restarted, Larson grabbed the lead with Brandon Bosma (Round Lake) getting the second spot and John Briggs (Calumet, Iowa) the third position. The leaders ran in this order until lap eight, when the caution flag came out for Nate Manderfield (Mankato) and Jason Andrews (Okabena), who spun in turn four. Again on the restart, Larson maintained his lead and led the remaining four laps to take the win. Bosma did cross the finish line in second but was later disqualified when he did not pass tech. That moved the finishing order up one spot and gave second to Briggs. He was followed by Regnerus, Mitch Van Engen (Doon, Iowa) and Brad Halber (Hadley). Heat race wins went to Bosma and Larson.
Coopman wins again
The six-lap hornet feature event went to Nate Coopman, who got the lead from Amanda Kaltved (Estherville, Iowa) on lap four. Second went to Denny Johnson (Madelia), followed by Zach Ankrum (Sioux City, Iowa), Kaltved and Elmer Rolfes (Merrill, Iowa). Heat races went to Kaltved and Johnson.
Banquet is Oct. 24 in Jackson
Next up on the Jackson Speedway calendar is the 2009 racing banquet, which will take place Saturday, Oct. 24, at the American Legion in downtown Jackson. Also be sure to watch www.pilotracewaynews.com or www.jacksonspeedway.com for upcoming news about the 2010 racing season.
Jackson Speedway Results for September 26, 2009
Annual Fall Classic
Jackson Speedway Touring Series U.S. Army 360 Sprints (18 Cars)
A Feature (20 laps) – 1. 11x Gregg Bakker, Sioux Falls SD, 2. 34 Brad Barickman, Richfield MN, 3. 9N Wade Nygaard, Fargo ND, 4. 1W Jerry Richert, Jr., Forest Lake MN, 5. 1HD Jason Tostenson, Gaylord MN, 6. 4J Lee Grosz, Harwood ND, 7. 5T Mark Toews, Spirit Lake IA, 8. 1A Gordy Vogelaar, Worthington MN, 9. 2D Dusty Ballenger, Harrisburg SD, 10. 71R Ryan Anderson, Charter Oak IA (DNF), 11. 07 Derek Anderson, Estherville IA (DNF), 12. 1N Nate Eakin, Milford IA (DNF), 13. 27 Jody Rosenboom, Rock Rapids IA (DNF), 14. 99 Shawn Van Wyhe, Rock Rapids IA (DNF), 15. 5 Eric Lutz, Sioux Falls SD (DNF), 16. 78 Joe Miller, Vail IA (DNF), 17. 75c Casey Heser, Jackson MN (DNF), 18. 05 Bill Boles, Harris IA (DNF)
Heat 1 (8 laps) – 1. Bakker, 2. Barickman, 3. Grosz, 4. Van Wyhe, 5. Vogelaar
Heat 2 – 1. Lutz, 2. Nygaard, 3. R. Anderson, 4. Richert, 5. Ballenger
Heat 3 – 1. Tostenson, 2. Eakin, 3. Miller, 4. Heser, 5. Toews
Jackson Speedway Touring Series Champion: Gregg Bakker
NAPA of Windom 305 Sprints (6 Cars)
A Feature (15 laps) – 1. 18 Russell Wiese, Spencer IA, 2. 70 Mike Blomstrom, Ft. Dodge IA, 3. 4E Jeff Edgington, Sioux Falls SD, 4. 34 Jake Nicosen, Ringsted IA, 5. 98RM Steve Yarns, Jackson MN, 6. 21x Keith Carlberg, Webster City IA (DNF)
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Carlberg, 2. Wiese, 3. Blomstrom, 4. Edgington, 5. Nicosen
Performance Center of Estherville IA Stock Cars (16 Cars)
A Feature (15 laps) – 1. 31 Trent Schroeder, Worthington MN, 2. 32 Derek Green, Granada MN, 3. 5 Luke Sathoff, Jackson MN, 4. 7L Jeffrey Larson, Lakefield MN, 5. 21B Brice Bodle, Wallingford IA, 6. 110 Ken Tietz, Belle Plaine MN, 7. 62 Randy Brands, Boyden IA, 8. 66z Elijah Zevenbergen, Ocheydan IA, 9. 11 Jake Masters, Graettinger IA, 10. 6L Jim Larson, Rushmore MN, 11. 30 Gary Bannister, Lakefield MN, 12. 1M Jeff McCallum, Mankato MN, 13. 16M Mike Grems, Milford IA, 14. 5L Dustin Larson, Rushmore MN (DNF), 15. 71x Jake Bruns, Bellevue MN (DNF); Did Not Start: 8J Jason Subbert, Fairmont MN
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Tietz, 2. Sathoff, 3. Jim Larson, 4. Brands, 5. Zevenbergen
Heat 2 – 1. Green, 2. Jeffrey Larson, 3. Bodle, 4. Masters, 5. Schroeder
Bohl’s Small Engine and Marine Repair B Modifieds (24 Cars)
A Feature (15 laps) – 1. 8 Mark Sathoff, Dolliver IA, 2. 75K Randy Klein, Currie MN, 3. 1 Greg Sidles, Emmetsburg IA, 4. 19 Tracy Johnson, Lake Preston SD, 5. 14 Jason Fisher, Lakefield MN, 6. 14z Zach Norgaard, Spencer IA, 7. 24 Travis DeBoer, Fairmont MN, 8. 75 Eric Kinnetz, Milford IA, 9. 4 Travis Greenfield, Kasson MN, 10. R6 Danny Myrvold, Heron Lake MN, 11. 97 Troy Gochanour, Armstrong IA, 12. 4x Dustin Philipp, Fairmont MN, 13. 22 Joey Lium, Bancroft IA, 14. JD1 Justin DeBoer, Fairmont MN, 15. 79A Adam Onken, Lakefield MN, 16. R6X Allan Brown, Tyler MN, 17. 25 Dan Paplow, Dundee MN (DNF), 18. 60 Steve Pruner, Parkinson SD (DNF), 19. 7x Kurt Moeding, Vinton IA (DNF), 20. 198 Travis Mitchell, Estherville IA (DNF), 21. 3z Jason Andrews, Okabena MN (DNF), 22. 44 John Bandy, Lakefield MN (DNF), 23. 34 Brett Larsen, Viborg SD (DNF); Did Not Start: 78 Bob Weber, Burt IA
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Paplow, 2. Klein, 3. J. DeBoer, 4. Fisher, 5. Moeding
Heat 2 – 1. T. DeBoer, 2. Kinnetz, 3. Johnson, 4. Norgaard, 5. Gochanour
Heat 3 – 1. Sidles, 2. Philipp, 3. Sathoff, 4. Myrvold, 5. Lium
Loosbrock Digging Service Hobby Stocks (17 Cars)
A Feature (12 laps) – 1. 5L Dustin Larson, Rushmore MN, 2. 87 John Briggs, Calumet IA, 3. 32 Justin Regnerus, Sioux Center IA, 4. 9M Mitch Van Engen, Doon IA, 5. 21H Brad Halber, Hadley MN, 6. 10 Darrel Bortvit, Estherville IA, 7. 14 Ernie Dailey, Worthington MN, 8. 33c Corey Schreiber, Jackson MN, 9. 16 Nate Manderfield, Mankato MN, 10. 15 Travis Sandberg, Odin MN, 11. 11N Nathan Roiger, Comfrey MN, 12. 2x Tony Salmon, Milford IA (DNF), 13. 03z Jason Andrews, Okabena MN (DNF), 14. 52s Kyle Schley, Alpha MN (DNF); Did Not Start: 11 Tim Morphew, Windom MN & Cody Koekenhoff, Graettinger IA; DQ: 23 Brandon Bosma, Round Lake MN
Heat 1 (6 laps) – 1. Bosma, 2. Halber, 3. Regnerus, 4. Andrews, 5. Briggs
Heat 2 – 1. Larson, 2. Manderfield, 3. Schley, 4. Van Engen, 5. Morphew
Yellow Book Hornets (9 Cars)
A Feature (6 laps) – 1. 9 Nate Coopman, Mankato MN, 2. Denny Johnson, Madelia MN, 3. 68z Zach Ankrum, Sioux City IA, 4. 4K Amanda Kaltved, Estherville IA, 5. 88 Elmer Rolfes, Merrill IA, 6. 9G Jerry Coopman, Sr., Mankato MN, 7. 29E Austin Edwards, Sioux City IA, 8. 6 Mark DeVary, Estherville IA (DNF), 9. 2R Mick Rykhus, Eagle Lake MN (DNF)
Heat 1 (4 laps) – 1. Kaltved, 2. N. Coopman, 3. DeVary, 4. Edwards, 5. Rykhus
Heat 2 – 1. Johnson, 2. Ankrum, 3. J. Coopman, 4. Rolfes