Cedar Lake Speedway Race Track in New Richmond, Wisconsin, USA

Cedar Lake Speedway races Sprint Cars, Limited Late Models, Modifieds, Pro Stocks, Street Stocks, Hornets, and Late Models.

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2275 County Road CC
New Richmond, Wisconsin, 54017 USA
lat: 45.191927, lng: -92.588396
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A Legendary Weekend with the PIRTEK UMSS
Nights 1 and 2 of the Legendary 100 is all about qualifying and getting the best starting position possible for the feature race for all the marbles on Saturday night. The PIRTEK UMSS would have both the winged and traditional sprint cars compete through the weekend providing fans with all of the excitement and fabulous racing they are accustomed to seeing with this group. Night 1 qualifying would have Scott Brandt laying down quick time and a new track record for the series in the traditional sprints. The feature on night one would see Nick DaRonco steal the lead from Brandt with just 3 laps to go in the 18 lap feature grabbing the pole for the big dance on Saturday. Chase Viebrock would also set quick time and break the track record in the winged division. Chase would start the race from the cat bird seat and take the checkers cementing the pole for Saturday's main event. Night 2 qualifying would see Jake Kouba setting the quick time during the traditional sprint qualifying landing him on the pole. It would be Blake Anderson though on a mission from the fourth starting position who would take the checkers setting him up for an outside pole start in Saturdays feature. Chase Viebrock would break his own track record and set quick time on Friday night giving him the pole in the Friday night feature where he was able to once again keep out front for the win. New Richmond, WI, September 18, 2021 by: Terry Lenhertz The Pirtek Renegades wrapped up their season Saturday as part of the annual Legendary 100 at Cedar Lake Speedway. With two nights of qualifying and preliminary features completed, all that remained for Saturday was a pair of 20-lap features in each division to put a bow on 2021. First up was the Traditional sprints, with preliminary feature winners Nick DaRonco and Blake Anderson pacing the Reaction Time Sports Podcast lineup. DaRonco was strong early at the point, with fifth starting Mike Mueller making the low groove work, Anderson in the middle and Cam Schafer up high in the battle for second. Surprising no one, Schafer pushed off what little cushion there was to secure second and quickly reeled in DaRonco. Proving his versatility, Schafer crossed under DaRonco at the flagstand on lap six to take over the point. The caution-free event saw the laps tick off with 2021's winningest drivers exploiting their favorite lines in a duel for the win - Schafer throttle stomping and flying high, Mueller smooth and methodical running the catfish line. Mueller's patience and perfection began paying dividends as the laps dwindled, as the two were in a dead heat with five laps to go. With just three circuits remaining the Stacy Slugger took his #87 mount to the point, sticking like glue to the low line and leaving a mad scramble between Schafer, DaRonco and Anderson for second. At the double checkers, Mueller claimed his fourth sticker of the summer and the second UMSS points championship of his career as he parked in Rock Auto victory lane. DaRonco emerged from the final mad dash as the runner-up, ahead of Anderson, Schafer, and Bryan Roach. When the Pirtek winged warriors emerged for their finale, it was 2021 champion Chase Viebrock on the pin and Mark Chevalier to his starboard side. Chevalier proved strong early, grabbing the lead over Viebrock and catching lapped traffic already by lap six. While the lead group of Chevalier, Viebrock, Luke Nellis, Brad Peterson, and Owen Carlson worked through traffic, Chevalier's advantage began to shrink. As the leaders diced through heavy traffic on the front stretch on lap eight, Viebrock made his move to take over the top spot. A pair of cautions near the half-way point allowed Peterson to pick his way forward on the subsequent restarts, first by Nellis and Brady Donnohue, and later around Chevalier for second. But up front, The New Richmond Nightmare was putting on another clinic in domination. As the top three of Viebrock, Peterson and Chevalier stretched out a bit, Jeremy Kerzman, Nellis and Donnohue were taking part in spirited slicing and dicing to settle the battle for fourth. After 20 laps, for the eleventh time this season, it was the #50 of Chase Viebrock visiting Rock Auto victory lane. The win also cemented Viebrock's QualityFreightRate.com points championship in record setting fashion - the eleven win total was two more than had ever been notched in a single season during the history of the winged division of the Pirtek Renegades/Upper Midwest Sprintcar Series. Following Viebrock across the stripe were Peterson, Chevalier, Kerzman, Donnohue and Nellis. The final event on the Pirtek Renegade calendar will be the Arrive-and-Drive at Cedar Lake Speedway, on Saturday, October 2. The arrive-and-drive/practice session will be preceded by a Renegade Academy classroom instruction session in the Cedar Lake indoor arena, co-hosted by the Pirtek and Northern Renegades. The academy is free of charge and open to all skill levels, from novice through veteran drivers. The behind the wheel arrive-and-drive portion of the event incurs a $10/lap charge. Officials from the Pirtek Renegades extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all the drivers, crews, fans, host tracks, and safety professionals for their contributions to a successful and enjoyable 2021 season. We also wish you a safe and productive off-season and look forward to sharing the race tracks with you again in 2022.
DaRonco Takes the Checkers at the Jerry Richert Memorial
The Pirtek Renegades joined the festivities at Cedar Lake Speedway on Saturday as part of the 21st Jerry Richert memorial. Brad Peterson and Blake Anderson won the qualifiers while Nick DaRonco piled up the most passing points in the heat races. Anderson and Jake Kouba redrew the front row to pace the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup for the 25-lap feature and Anderson had his 12x at the point for several circuits, leading Peterson and Kouba. Starting sixth, DaRonco was on a steady charge, the first of the lead pack to try a higher racing groove. Before the crossed flags, DaRonco completed his charge to the front with Kouba pressuring Peterson for second, while the 69s of Jon Lewerer and Mike Mueller were methodically pushing forward. DaRonco began stretching a big advantage while Kouba worked under Peterson to take over runner-up. A caution came out for Anderson while he was running in the top five, moving Mueller and Lewerer into fourth and fifth respectively. At the double checkers, it was DaRonco visiting Rock Auto victory lane for the first time this summer, ahead of Kouba, Mueller, Peterson and Lewerer. The Pirtek Renegades wrap up the 2021 season this weekend, joined by the Northern Renegades for the Legendary 100 at Cedar Lake, Thursday through Saturday, September 16-18.
Mechanical setback slows Walter's Plymouth Fair Night effort, IRA twin bill on tap
(PEDAL DOWN PROMOTIONS) September 8, 2021 - After five weeks away from competition, Josh Walter and the Torque Racing 410 Sprint Car team's return to action at the team's home track - The Plymouth Dirt Track at the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds in Plymouth, Wis. ended prematurely due to a mechanical malady, during the Bumper to Bumper Interstate Racing Association 410 Sprint Car Series' annual appearance at the Sheboygan County Fair on Saturday, Sept. 4. With a large Fair Night crowd packing the grandstand and a healthy 31-car IRA field on hand, Walter opened the event on a strong note by ripping off the 11th-fastest time in qualifying with a lap of 12.172 seconds around the third-mile clay oval. After lining up on the outside front row of the third 10-lap IRA heat race, a pair of false starts pushed Walter and polesitter Russel Borland back a row and relegated the Plymouth driver to the fourth starting spot on the drop of the green flag. Walter held down the fourth spot in the opening laps of the race along the cushion before the first of consecutive caution flags appeared on lap three for a spin involving Hunter Custer. On the ensuing restart, Brayton Lynch slowed to bring out another caution. During the caution period, Walter retired to the pit area with an apparent engine-related mechanical issue. "We broke a rocker arm in the heat race and pulled off during the second caution," Walter said. "That ended our night as we went about assessing the damage and our plan for how to address the issue. We have ordered the parts and should be ready to go for this weekend at Outagamie and Cedar Lake." The Torque Racing team was in attendance for the fifth annual Bumper to Bumper Interstate Racing Association Harry Neitzel Tribute race on Friday, Sept. 3 at the Dodge County Fairgrounds in Beaver Dam, Wis. However, heavy rain showers hit the track late in the afternoon, which forced the event to be cancelled. Walter and the Torque Racing team are set to compete in a Bumper to Bumper Interstate Racing Association doubleheader weekend starting this Friday, Sept. 10 at Outagamie Speedway Powered by EWSC Racing in Seymour, Wis. The following night, the team will head to Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wis. for the Bumper to Bumper Interstate Racing Association's prestigious $5,000-to-win Jerry Richert Memorial event on Saturday, Sept. 11. Torque Racing sponsors for the 2021 season include Dlapa Construction, Brittany's School of Dance, Sheboygan by Owner, SCA Inc., Cow Pies, Full Throttle Ink, Lakehouse Bar & Grill, Home Transitions, Oostburg Concrete Products, RC Custom Design and Pedal Down Promotions Stay tuned to the Torque Racing Facebook and Twitter pages for schedule changes and up-to-date information. Torque Racing Sponsor Showcase - Dlapa Construction Josh Walter-Torque Racing is pleased to welcome Dlapa Construction of Cedar Grove, Wis. on board a sponsor for the 2021 racing season. Established in 2006, Dlapa Construction provides a wide range of concrete and masonry needs, serving both home and business owners throughout the state of Wisconsin. Dlapa Construction specializes in driveways, patios, sidewalks, decorative concrete, foundation repair and commercial parking lots and concrete flat work with a staff that provides quality workmanship with over 25 years of experience in the concrete industry. Dlapa Construction is located at 720 County Road RR in Cedar Grove, Wis. For a free estimate, call 920-946-7979, visit www.dlapaconstruction.com or check out Dlapa Construction on Facebook. Pedal Down Promotions is a full-service public relations and media services company devoted to helping its clients effectively communicate with targeted audiences through press releases, newsletters, profile and feature articles, website and social media content development, printed media, editing and layout, graphic design and book publishing services. For more information on Pedal Down Promotions, email pedaldownpromotions@gmail.com, visit www.pedaldownpromo.com or call 920-323-7970. 2021 Josh Walter-Torque Racing By The Numbers Total Events - 11 IRA events - 10 World of Outlaws events - 1 All Star events - 1 A-Main Victories - 0 B-Main Victories - 0 Top Five A-Main Finishes - 1 Top 10 A-Main Finishes - 4 Heat Race Victories - 2 Dash Victories - 1 Dash Appearances - 4 2021 Josh Walter-Torque Racing Tentative Upcoming Schedule (Additional dates to be announced) Friday, Sept. 10 - Outagamie Speedway Powered by EWSC Racing, Seymour, Wis. (IRA) Friday, Sept. 11 - Cedar Lake Speedway, New Richmond, Wis. (IRA)
Cam Sweeps at Huset's and takes win #3 on the Weekend
On Sunday night, the Pirtek and Mid-American Renegades teams drove 75 minutes further west on I-90 to Huset's Speedway, once again joining the 360s for the Power Series Nationals. Brandon, SD, September 6, 2021 The Pirtek and Mid-American Renegades wrapped up their Labor Day weekend at Huset's Speedway on Monday night, capping off a three-event far west swing for the budget minded series. Scott Brandt and Cam Schafer picked up the 10-lap qualifiers, while Jake Kouba collected the most passing points with 136. After the redraw, it was Brandt and Nick DaRonco pacing the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup for the twenty-five lap feature to conclude the long weekend. At the drop of the green, DaRonco stomped the throttle to put his #8 in the early lead ahead of Kerzman, Jon Lewerer, Brandt, Schafer, and Kouba. In the early goings, DaRonco and Kerzman rode the cushion and separated from the battle for third, held for several laps by Lewerer. At the crossed flags, it was still DaRonco and Kerzman at the point, but Schafer had cleared the battle for third and was closing while Lewerer and Brandt were deadlocked for fourth. On lap 15, Schafer squeezed under Kerzman and immediately went to work on DaRonco. With DaRonco mashing the loud pedal up high, Schafer consistently found speed down low exiting turn four and on lap 19, made it stick for good, taking over the lead. The last 6 laps clicked off caution free with Schafer nailing down his third clean sweep of the weekend ahead of DaRonco, Kerzman, Lewerer and Brandt. The Pirtek Renegades are back at home this weekend, returning to Cedar Lake Speedway for the 21st Jerry Richert memorial on Saturday, September 11, before closing out their season the following weekend, again at CLS, for the annual Legendary 100, September 16 - 18. Cam Schafer stayed hot from the previous evening in winning the first heat while also leading in the passing points, with Scott Brandt winning heat two. Schafer's good fortune carried through to the draw as he drew the pole for the finale, sharing the front row of the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup with Jeremy Kerzman. At the drop of the green, Schafer surprised no one in staking claim to the front. Most of the field hugged the bottom, save for Kerzman who elected to run the cushion. The high line didn't pay early dividends, as the 3k drifted back to fourth, then fifth as Mike Mueller joined the battle for second with Jake Kouba and Scott Brandt. As Schafer cruised out front, Kerzman eventually joined the low runners just as Nick DaRonco decided to try upstairs. The high groove reaped benefits in turns three and four, but heavy berm in one and two proved dangerous and tricky - giving both Kerzman and DaRonco a high speed challenge. At the final double checkers, Schafer nailed down his second clean-sweep win of the weekend ahead of Kouba, his 14th visit of the summer to Rock Auto victory lane. While taking a look several times, Mueller never found a door opened wide enough to take third away from Brandt. And DaRonco willed his #8 in that high groove into the top five. In other Renegade action, the Northern Renegades locked horns again at Greenbush Race Park and "The Joker" Chris Lewis charged up from his fourth row starting spot to claim his fourth sticker of the summer. The Western Renegades ran their second consecutive night at Devils Lake and saw Myles Tomlinson race from eighth in collecting his sixth feature win of the season. The Pirtek Renegades are back at home this weekend, returning to Cedar Lake Speedway for the 21st Jerry Richert memorial on Saturday, September 11. cam sunday.jpg Brandon, SD, September 6, 2021 The Pirtek and Mid-American Renegades wrapped up their Labor Day weekend at Huset's Speedway on Monday night, capping off a three-event far west swing for the budget minded series. Scott Brandt and Cam Schafer picked up the 10-lap qualifiers, while Jake Kouba collected the most passing points with 136. After the redraw, it was Brandt and Nick DaRonco pacing the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup for the twenty-five lap feature to conclude the long weekend. At the drop of the green, DaRonco stomped the throttle to put his #8 in the early lead ahead of Kerzman, Jon Lewerer, Brandt, Schafer, and Kouba. In the early goings, DaRonco and Kerzman rode the cushion and separated from the battle for third, held for several laps by Lewerer. At the crossed flags, it was still DaRonco and Kerzman at the point, but Schafer had cleared the battle for third and was closing while Lewerer and Brandt were deadlocked for fourth. On lap 15, Schafer squeezed under Kerzman and immediately went to work on DaRonco. With DaRonco mashing the loud pedal up high, Schafer consistently found speed down low exiting turn four and on lap 19, made it stick for good, taking over the lead. The last 6 laps clicked off caution free with Schafer nailing down his third clean sweep of the weekend ahead of DaRonco, Kerzman, Lewerer and Brandt. The Pirtek Renegades are back at home this weekend, returning to Cedar Lake Speedway for the 21st Jerry Richert memorial on Saturday, September 11, before closing out their season the following weekend, again at CLS, for the annual Legendary 100, September 16 - 18.
Mike Mueller gets the Checkers after the Mid Season Break
After a two week respite, the Pirtek Renegades returned to Cedar Lake Speedway as part of the track's championship and fan appreciation night. Cedar Lake would crown track champions in six divisions, including the traditional sprints. Mike Mueller continued his scorching season by racking up the most passing points in the heat races, charging up from seventh to third in the first qualifier which was won by Jake Kouba. Brad Cunningham garnered his first career Pirtek win by claiming the second heat race from the outside of the front row. After the redraw, Jon Lewerer and Jake Kouba paced the Reaction Time Sports podcast feature lineup, leading the fifteen car field to green. At speed, the field diverged into distinct high and low racing grooves. Out front, Kouba and Lewerer duked it out for the lead while Nick DaRonco, Mueller and Scott Brandt were in the three-car tussle for third. Running his customary catfish line, Mueller advanced to second by the halfway mark, and powered by Kouba for the lead with seven circuits remaining. Kouba and Mueller maintained their high-low battle for the duration, while Lewerer and DaRonco, and Brandt and Cam Schafer waged similar battles behind them. At the double checkers, Mueller secured his third sticker of the summer in front of Kouba, Lewerer, DaRonco and Brandt. Schafer joined Mueller in Rock Auto Victory Lane, as his sixth place finish was enough to secure the track championship. In other Renegade action, Ken Hron added to his prodigious Renegade win total on Wednesday night in Grand Rapids, while Patrick Heikkinen followed up with a win the next night at the Itasca County Fair in winged competition. At Devils Lake in North Dakota, Myles Tomlinson scored his fourth Western Renegade win on Saturday. All eyes in Renegade Nation will focus on the Cedar Lake Speedway this weekend for the "Swampman Invitational", officially known as the fourth annual Traditional Sprint Car Challenge. The annual two-day event, Friday, August 27 and Saturday, August 28, features complete programs each evening in both the winged and traditional divisions, and competitors are expected from all five regional Renegade series.
PIRTEK Renegades Invade the Northland
The Pirtek Renegades trekked north to the venerable Hibbing Racing to lock horns with the Northern Renegades who were defending their home turf, a total of 13 winged sprinters signed in to do battle on the historic quarter-mile bullring. Harry Hanson accumulated the most passing points while winning the first heat race and Lance Solem notched the win in the second qualifier. After the top six redrew for their starting positions Solem and Jamey Ogston headlined the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup, but the 03 of Ogston sputtered his motor and required a second push start for the feature, and Pirtek Renegade rules dictate he start at the tail. The penalty placed Hanson alongside Solem for the start. At the drop of the green, it was Hanson jumping to the point in front of Solem, with Chase Viebrock, Zach Olson and Patrick Heikkinen in tow. A caution at the crossed flags jumbled the order a bit, back under green Viebrock squeezed under Solem for second, meanwhile, Josh Braford and Chris Lewis were charging forward. Braford was into the top five and Lewis was also in the mix after starting twelfth. As the laps ticked off, Hanson, Viebrock and Solem were locked into the top three, but Braford continued his assault, passing Heikkinen for fourth while Lewis was up to sixth. At the double checkers it was Hanson parking in Rock Auto victory lane for his second Renegade win of the summer, and first with a wing, with Viebrock right behind. Braford passed Solem for third while Lewis came home fifth ahead of Heikkinen. Unfortunately, post-race inspection revealed a disqualifying technical issue on Hanson's #7 mount, awarding the win to Viebrock, his eighth of the season. In other Renegade action, Ken Hron notched his seventh Renegade sticker of the summer as the Northern Renegades ventured west to River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, ND on Friday . The Pirtek Renegades return to action Saturday, August 21, when the Traditional sprints attack the high banks of Cedar Lake Speedway.
Steffes Street Stock Tour Invades Red Cedar Speedway
July 30, 2021, Menomonie, Wisconsin, the Steffes Street Stock Tour presented by Anderson Body Shop and Fuel Service LLC were at the Red Cedar Speedway. WISSOTA Modifieds, Super Stocks, Midwest Modifieds, Street Stocks, and the RCS Hornets were all present. The WISSOTA Late Models were off for the night to allow them to compete in a Challenge Series Race at Gondick Law Speedway in Superior, Wisconsin. Racing action provided arguably the best overall evening in some time as races were hotly contested and provided exciting finishes. Each race had terrific racing throughout the entire field and fans were either on the edges of their seat or standing for a better view. The WISSOTA Modifieds ran two heats with Ashley Anderson and Adam Ayotte each scoring victories off of the front row. Cory Williams and Paul Harelstad led the feature to green, but it was Mike Anderson using a slider to move from fourth to the lead on the first lap. Williams ran second over Harelstad, Shane Halopka, and a charging Ashley Anderson, until a lap five spin involving Steve Hallquist and AJ Roschen slowed the pace. On the restart, Mike remained the leader as Ashley drove to second. Ashley has been nearly unbeatable in 2021 and was coming off a huge win the evening before at the 444 Tanner Byholm Memorial at ABC Raceway in Ashland. He attempted a slider in turns three and four, but the leader was too strong. For the next fifteen laps, the top two drove away from the field to over a one third lap advantage. Mike attacked the cushion as Ashley followed in his tire tracks. Ashley dropped down in turns three and four to pull even for the lead on several occasions; however, Mike's high side momentum carried him back out front down the front stretch. It was classic racing right against the wall as two modified aces put on a show for the crowd. Ashley drove it in hard on the final circuit to pull even once again in turn four. But again, the momentum saw Mike maintain the lead as the two flashed under the checkered flag in a race for the ages. Behind them Cory Williams, Shane Halopka, and Daniel Bargender rounded out the top five. There were three Super Stock heats topped by Dan Nissalke, Andrew Davis, and Ron Mahder. Terran Spacek took the early lead of the feature and looked strong, but a yellow flag flew for a Kaden Woodie spin which reset the field. On the restart, a mid-pack car did not fire under green, and it stacked up the back half of the field. On the next restart attempt, Jesse Redetzke moved to the point bringing Dan Nissalke along with him past Spacek. Shortly thereafter, the yellow flag flew again after a spin farther back in the pack that collected three others. They came back to green as Redetzke led Nissalke. Nissalke attacked hard and challenged for the lead and appeared to have something for the tough Redetzke, but the race was cut short due to time limits. Redetzke scored his eleventh victory of the season over Nissalke, Spacek, Doug Koski, and Andrew Davis. Nick Ayotte, Kennedy Swan, and Travis Anderson all scored victories in the Midwest Modified heats. In the feature it was the youngster, Kaden Blaeser taking the point and looking strong. Behind him Jay Richardson and Shadow Kitchner took turns swapping second position back and forth. Richardson moved to the ultra-high line and began to make some ground on the leader as Swan joined the fray and overtook Kitchner for third. Richardson, without a doubt had the most experience on the raceway as he drove hard to track down the leader, the preteen rookie sensation. The elder has more than two times the years of experience racing open wheel Modifieds and Midwest Modifieds as the leader has been alive. Richardson's experience helped him greatly as he navigated the treacherous top side and the leader's car appeared to fade some in the late going. Richardson ate into Blaeser's significant advantage, caught him, and passed for the lead. Blaeser fought back and regained the point on the backstretch, but Richardson's high side momentum moved him out front for good. As the leaders were approaching the white flag, Cory Deilke came to a halt on the backstretch and drew a caution. The green, white, checkered shoot out to the finish saw Richardson undaunted up high to the win as Blaeser was forced to settle for second. Shadow Kitchner used the late race restart to retake third from Swan, and Tyler Vernon rounded out the top five. 32 Street Stocks registered for the Steffes Street Stock Tour as Cole Richards, Dustin Doughty, Justin Vogel, and Andrew Hanson each scored victories in their heats. A B Feature saw Jeff Ekdahl, Adam Soltis, Brandon Hakala, and Ashley Wampler earn their way into the feature. It took three tries for the feature to get under green, and it was the pole sitter, Andrew Hanson taking the point. Dustin Doughty moved to second and Hunter VanGilder ran third. VanGilder then took Doughty two-wide in a bid to overtake the runner up position. On lap six, after Doughty had regained control of second, he began to work the leader heavily for the point. Three laps later it was Hanson, Doughty, and now Justin Vogel making a three-wide bid for the lead. A destroyed blown out right rear tire on the back stretch brought the field to a slow as the driver could not get completely clear of the racing surface. The restart saw Hanson out front as Kyle Genett joined Vogel and Doughty in a three-wide battle behind him. Genett got his nose inside Hanson and Vogel continued his high-side assault and moved up to go three deep for the point. It was Vogel by inches at the line, but Genett took the lead the following lap. After having led the entire race, third running Hanson spun in turn four with seventeen of twenty laps in the books. The restart saw Genett out front, but Vogel was able to pull even at the white flag. It was Genett's night though as he took control in the final circuit and was scored the winner of a terrific race. Vogel finished second over VanGilder and Parker Anderson who started twelfth on the field. Doughty scored a top five finish with Braden Brauer finishing in the sixth position. Cody Kummer, Kyle Anderson, Billie Christ, and Hunter Carter rounded out the top ten. Sean Svee won the RCS Hornet heat as Jeremy Johnson won his eighth feature in a row and his tenth overall in 2021. A spinning leader, Scott Cooper, drew the first caution flag of the race on lap two as Svee was called for the foul. Cooper was lined back up as the leader, but one lap later, Johnson found the lead which he never relinquished. There was one more caution in the event which again saw Cooper spinning and regaining his position on the restart. Johnson led the remainder as Sean Svee recovered from the rear on an early restart to finish second. Armond Love finished third over Jason Helgeson and Scott Cooper. The Red Cedar Speedway is off next week to accommodate for the USA Nationals, a $50,000 to win late model race at Cedar Lake Speedway. They will return to racing in Menomonie on August 13, 2021, for the WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series, 4th Annual Duane Mahder #55 Memorial Race presented by Champ Pans and Midwest Food and Tobacco. The WISSOTA Late Models will battle for a large payday, and the card will include the WISSOTA Modifieds, Super Stocks, and Street Stocks. WISSOTA Modified Feature (20 Laps): 1. 57-Mike Anderson[4]; 2. 81-Ashley Anderson[8]; 3. W-Cory Williams[1]; 4. 3JR-Shane Halopka[3]; 5. 10-Daniel Bargender[9]; 6. 55-Cory Mahder[7]; 7. 04JR-Adam Ayotte[5]; 8. 1-Paul Harelstad[2]; 9. 11-Sam Fankhauser[13]; 10. 23-Kerry Halopka[10]; 11. 34JR-Dan Larson Jr[12]; 12. (DNF) 44-Adam Hensel[6]; 13. (DNF) 71-AJ Roschen[11]; 14. (DNF) 27H-Steve Hallquist[14] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 81-Ashley Anderson[2]; 2. 57-Mike Anderson[7]; 3. 44-Adam Hensel[5]; 4. W-Cory Williams[1]; 5. 10-Daniel Bargender[4]; 6. 71-AJ Roschen[3]; 7. (DNF) 11-Sam Fankhauser[6] Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 04JR-Adam Ayotte[1]; 2. 3JR-Shane Halopka[6]; 3. 55-Cory Mahder[5]; 4. 1-Paul Harelstad[3]; 5. 23-Kerry Halopka[7]; 6. (DNF) 34JR-Dan Larson Jr[4]; 7. (DNF) 27H-Steve Hallquist[2] WISSOTA Super Stock Feature (18 Laps): 1. 207-Jesse Redetzke[6]; 2. 22-Dan Nissalke[9]; 3. 22T-Terran Spacek[1]; 4. 76-Doug Koski[7]; 5. 20*-Andrew Davis[8]; 6. 92-Tom Karis[2]; 7. 25-Chad Johnson[4]; 8. 982-Aaron Wilson[20]; 9. 00-Jason Quarders[11]; 10. 14L-Dylan Leu[19]; 11. 57-John Remington[12]; 12. 14X-Leslie Leu[13]; 13. 15-Jonathan Dachel[14]; 14. 55-Ron Mahder[3]; 15. 2-Bart Steffen[18]; 16. 77-Wayne Bignell[17]; 17. 01-Michael Anderson[15]; 18. (DNF) 55S-Derrike Suckow[16]; 19. (DNF) 26H-Rick Hallquist[10]; 20. (DNF) 980-Kaden Woodie[5] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 22-Dan Nissalke[5]; 2. 22T-Terran Spacek[3]; 3. 92-Tom Karis[1]; 4. 26H-Rick Hallquist[2]; 5. 14X-Leslie Leu[6]; 6. 55S-Derrike Suckow[7]; 7. (DNS) 982-Aaron Wilson Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 20*-Andrew Davis[1]; 2. 980-Kaden Woodie[6]; 3. 25-Chad Johnson[7]; 4. 00-Jason Quarders[5]; 5. 15-Jonathan Dachel[3]; 6. 77-Wayne Bignell[4]; 7. (DNF) 14L-Dylan Leu[2] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 55-Ron Mahder[4]; 2. 207-Jesse Redetzke[6]; 3. 76-Doug Koski[1]; 4. 57-John Remington[3]; 5. 01-Michael Anderson[5]; 6. 2-Bart Steffen[2] WISSOTA Midwest Modified Feature (15 Laps): 1. R1-Jay Richardson[2]; 2. 43K-Kaden Blaeser[1]; 3. 68-Shadow Kitchner[3]; 4. 18S-Kennedy Swan[4]; 5. 40JR-Tyler Vernon[8]; 6. 343-JD Ford[7]; 7. 17M-Ashley Mehrwerth[5]; 8. 04N-Nick Ayotte[9]; 9. 20-Austin Ellis[12]; 10. 2-Kyle Kirberger[14]; 11. 27-Corey Mehrwerth[11]; 12. 6-Steve Haas[15]; 13. 17-Trevis Underdahl[10]; 14. 31-Jason Vokovan[19]; 15. 21-Reese Schlosser[17]; 16. 89-Matt Klukas[23]; 17. 39-Travis Hallquist[18]; 18. T89-Tyler Lamm[13]; 19. 03X-Bob Carver Jr[20]; 20. 12-Derek Stanoch[22]; 21. 6D-Cory Deilke[16]; 22. 37-Travis Anderson[6]; 23. 7-Brandon Mehrwerth[21] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 04N-Nick Ayotte[3]; 2. 40JR-Tyler Vernon[4]; 3. R1-Jay Richardson[5]; 4. 17-Trevis Underdahl[7]; 5. T89-Tyler Lamm[1]; 6. 6D-Cory Deilke[2]; 7. (DNS) 12-Derek Stanoch; 8. (DNS) 89-Matt Klukas Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 18S-Kennedy Swan[1]; 2. 343-JD Ford[5]; 3. 43K-Kaden Blaeser[4]; 4. 27-Corey Mehrwerth[2]; 5. 2-Kyle Kirberger[6]; 6. 21-Reese Schlosser[3]; 7. (DNF) 03X-Bob Carver Jr[8]; 8. (DNF) 7-Brandon Mehrwerth[7] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 37-Travis Anderson[1]; 2. 17M-Ashley Mehrwerth[3]; 3. 68-Shadow Kitchner[2]; 4. 20-Austin Ellis[4]; 5. 6-Steve Haas[6]; 6. 39-Travis Hallquist[7]; 7. 31-Jason Vokovan[5] WISSOTA Street Stock Feature (20 Laps): 1. 16X-Kyle Genett[7]; 2. 10V-Justin Vogel[8]; 3. 84-Hunter VanGilder[2]; 4. 27P-Parker Anderson[12]; 5. D1-Dustin Doughty[3]; 6. 34JR-Braden Brauer[10]; 7. 12-Cody Kummer[4]; 8. 59-Kyle Anderson[16]; 9. 79B-Billie Christ[5]; 10. 19H-Hunter Carter[9]; 11. 1R-Cole Richards[6]; 12. 79N-Jeff Nowak[19]; 13. 5P-Ryan Pommerer[15]; 14. 20-Andrew Hanson[1]; 15. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[21]; 16. 5-Royce Jawaski[11]; 17. 10P-Joe Potter[20]; 18. 24-Ashley Wampler[24]; 19. 7-Caiden Engel[18]; 20. (DNF) 80-Brandon Hakala[23]; 21. (DNF) 26-Ty Agen[17]; 22. (DNF) 11-Kyle Dykhoff[13]; 23. (DNF) 9-Adam Soltis[22]; 24. (DNF) 3R-Danny Richards[14] B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[2]; 2. 9-Adam Soltis[9]; 3. 80-Brandon Hakala[6]; 4. 24-Ashley Wampler[7]; 5. 71H-Ron Hanestad[4]; 6. 10-Derek Baskin[8]; 7. 980-Kaden Woodie[5]; 8. 873-Taven Woodie[11]; 9. (DNF) 04-Darrel Hazelton[1]; 10. (DNF) 71X-William Fisher[3]; 11. (DNS) 16-Warren Bartelt; 12. (DNS) 79-Jaden Christ Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 1R-Cole Richards[1]; 2. 12-Cody Kummer[7]; 3. 19H-Hunter Carter[2]; 4. 11-Kyle Dykhoff[5]; 5. 26-Ty Agen[8]; 6. 04-Darrel Hazelton[6]; 7. 980-Kaden Woodie[3]; 8. (DNF) 9-Adam Soltis[4] Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. D1-Dustin Doughty[1]; 2. 79B-Billie Christ[4]; 3. 34JR-Braden Brauer[5]; 4. 3R-Danny Richards[8]; 5. 7-Caiden Engel[3]; 6. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[6]; 7. (DNF) 10-Derek Baskin[2]; 8. (DNF) 16-Warren Bartelt[7] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 10V-Justin Vogel[3]; 2. 84-Hunter VanGilder[4]; 3. 5-Royce Jawaski[1]; 4. 5P-Ryan Pommerer[6]; 5. 79N-Jeff Nowak[8]; 6. 71X-William Fisher[5]; 7. 80-Brandon Hakala[7]; 8. (DNF) 873-Taven Woodie[2] Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 20-Andrew Hanson[5]; 2. 16X-Kyle Genett[6]; 3. 27P-Parker Anderson[3]; 4. 59-Kyle Anderson[1]; 5. 10P-Joe Potter[2]; 6. 71H-Ron Hanestad[8]; 7. 24-Ashley Wampler[4]; 8. (DNF) 79-Jaden Christ[7] RCS Hornet Feature (10 Laps): 1. 917-Jeremy Johnson[5]; 2. 383-Sean Svee[4]; 3. 29-Armond Love[3]; 4. 59H-Jason Helgeson[6]; 5. 9SR-Scott Cooper[1]; 6. 9JR-Roy Cooper[2]; 7. 42-Vanessa Seipel[7] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 383-Sean Svee[5]; 2. 29-Armond Love[1]; 3. 917-Jeremy Johnson[7]; 4. 9JR-Roy Cooper[2]; 5. 9SR-Scott Cooper[3]; 6. 59H-Jason Helgeson[6]; 7. 42-Vanessa Seipel[4]
Schafer Takes the Checkers from the Back at Cedar Lake Speedway
Twenty-one Pirtek Renegades checked in on Saturday night at Cedar Lake Speedway with $1,000 of extra purse money on the line thanks to the GT Transport Hot Shot Challenge. Cam Schafer racked up the most passing points in winning heat one from the third row, while rookie Zach Nelson and "the Machine", Ryan Johnson each scored their first career UMSS victories winning the second and third heat races respectively. The top four in passing points qualified for the GT Transport Hot Shot Challenge of electing to start in the back row for the extra $1K - and both Schafer and the #69s of Jon Lewerer accepted. Britt, Minnesota's Nick DaRonco and Scott Brandt paced the Reaction Time Sports podcast lineup to green with DaRonco taking control early. Mike Mueller was again strong down low while Brandt and Jake Kouba battled early on, but all eyes were on the sprinters of Lewerer and Schafer. Lewerer was into the top 12 with just a few laps scored and Schafer was right behind him as the duo sliced their way forward. A hard crash on lap eight involving Nelson and Johnny Parsons brought out the red flag. Parsons was eventually alert and communicative, but he did initially require medical attention after a tremendously hard roll in his #12 mount. During the stop in action, Lewerer was also forced to retire due to a power plant issue. Back under green, it was still DaRonco showing the way in front of Mueller, Kouba and Brandt, but Schafer had already cracked the top ten, restarting eighth. With just two more laps in, Schafer was up to fifth and before the crossed flags flew on lap 15, he had caught and passed DaRonco for the lead. Once in front, Schafer stayed aggressive on the top side and stretched his lead, deftly working through lapped traffic. At the double checkers, Schafer's #54 hotrod was parked in Rock Auto victory lane for an astounding tenth time this season, a series record. The win also cemented Schafer alone at the top the all-time Upper Midwest Sprintcar Series win list with 37 feature wins, surpassing Brooke Tatnell's 36 career stickers. DaRonco finished a strong second in front of Kouba and Mueller, while Zach Widdes turned in a career best fifth place finish. In other Renegade action, "The Joker" Chris Lewis snared checkers at Grand Rapids Speedway on Thursday night for the Northern Renegades, while Paul Schultz picked up a win Friday in Superior and another in Ashland on Saturday. Out west, Joel Larson notched his second win of the summer at Devils Lake. The Pirtek Renegades return to action on Saturday, July 31, as the winged warriors travel into Northern territory to lock horns at the Hibbing Raceway.

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Cedar Lake Speedway Dirt Track Videos

Legendary Winged Sprint Feature Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Late Model Feature Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Midwest Mod Feature 3 Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Midwest Mod Feature 2 Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Midwest Mod Feature 1 Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Hornet Feature Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Street Stock Feature Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Pure Stock Feature Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2021
Dan Wheeler Legendary 100 In Car Friday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2020
Legendary Winged Sprint Feature Thursday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
Legendary Late Model Feature Thursday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
Legendary Midwest Mod Feature 2 Thursday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
Legendary Midwest Mod Feature 1 Thursday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
Legendary Hornet Feature Thursday - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
Cedar Lake Speedway 9/18/21 Modified Final Laps
2021 Legendary 100 Night 2 Wreck Reel - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/17/2021
Kyle Kirberger In Car Video - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
2021 Legendary 100 Night 1 Wreck Reel - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/16/2021
2021 IRA Sprint Richert Memorial - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/11/2021
Midwest Power Series Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/11/2021
UMSS Traditional Sprint Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/11/2021
IRA Sprint B-Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/11/2021
Midwest Power Series B-Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/11/2021
Chase Viebrock In Car Video - Cedar Lake Speedway 09/11/2021
Late Model Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
Modified Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
Pro Stock Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
Midwest Modified Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
USRA Late Model Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
UMSS Traditional Sprint Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
Nick Panitzke In Car Heat Race - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
Championship Night Win & Wreck Reel - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/21/2021
2021 USA Nationals 100 Main Event - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/07/2021
USA Nationals Local Late Model Saturday Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/07/2021
USA Nationals Local Late Model Main Event - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/06/2021
USA Nationals WoO Thursday Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/06/2021
2021 USA Nationals Highlights - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/07/2021
USA Nationals Friday Win & Wreck Reel - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/06/2021
World of Outlaws Morton Building Late Models at Cedar Lake Speedway August 7, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS
World of Outlaws Morton Building Late Models at Cedar Lake Speedway August 6, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS
Cedar Lake Speedway Midwest Modified A-Main (7/31/21)
Cedar Lake Speedway Steffes WISSOTA Street Stock Tour A-Main (7/31/21)
Cedar Lake Speedway Modified A-Main (7/31/21)
Cedar Lake Speedway Pro Stock A-Main (7/31/21)
Cedar Lake Speedway USRA Limited Late Model A-Main (7/31/21)
Lance Matthees Heat Race GoPro - Cedar Lake Speedway 07/24/2021
WoO Sprint Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 07/02/2021
UMSS Traditional Sprint Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 07/02/2021
World of Outlaws LCQ - Cedar Lake Speedway 07/02/2021
World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars at Cedar Lake Speedway, July 3, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS
Brad Peterson UMSS Traditional GoPro - Cedar Lake Speedway 07/02/2021
Independence Day Spectacular Night 1 Highlights - Cedar Lake Speedway 07/02/2021
World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars at Cedar Lake Speedway, July 2, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS
2013 USA Nationals - Cedar Lake Speedway 08/03/2013
USMTS Mod Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/18/2021
Late Model Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/18/2021
USRA Late Model Feature - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/18/2021
Gavin Tarras In Car - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/17/2021
Darrell Nelson Heat Race In Car - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/17/2021
Masters Night 2 Wreck Reel - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/18/2021
Masters Night 1 Wreck Reel - Cedar Lake Speedway 06/17/2021
DIRTcar eSports Big Block Modifieds Cedar Lake Speedway May 5, 2021 | HIGHLIGHTS

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