Clouds hung around all day which caused two problems... for the Coors Light Showdown!
First fans seemed to make other plans, as the crowd was light. Second we needed sun to
help dry out the track. When the sun did come out around 6:00 it was just a little late. But the fans that came out seen some good racing. With summer being so busy for everyone, we had to play musical positions with many of our workers as we were a little short on manpower. Jeff was announcing, Dennis was trying to work in turn 3 & 4, Larry was on the Back Stretch. We had a past Speedzone Soda Hawker trying to take photos in Victory Lane, many of you may remember
getting your soda from Walt a few years ago, Walt just turned 80 and still enjoys coming out to the zone.  Over all things did go to bad when it was all said and done.  We had good news from announcer Todd Behling... He is coming back this week.  He hopes he will be able to get through the entire night, but Dave Buss will be on hand if Todd needs him to help out.  We would like to thank Dave for helping us out while Todd was getting back on his feet.  Jennel and the girls from the Girls Garage were back from their east coast vacation... and the Kids Club was open and running again ;-)

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The Budweiser Fastrak Late Models took the track by storm with a full field of cars for the feature.  When the checkers dropped it was Scott Lewis #6 grabbing the win from points leader Tom Naeyaert #9 who snagged second with Justin Hirt #27 coming in third.  

The Coors Light Modifieds started with a full field of 20 cars.  It was a long race with a lot of yellow. When all was said and done, Mike Mullen #70 took home the win, with Mitch McGrath hot on his tail for second. Oshkosh's Brian Drexler #8 scooped up third.   

The Total Power Sales Street Stocks feature went to the checkers with another new winner for this season. Shawn Haydon #00 lead most of the race and took the win. He squeaked it out at the line by inches putting Jerry Winkler # 2 into second, With Brian Drexler #8 finishing up in third.

The Miller Lite Grand Nationals featured took to the track with a strong field.  When the race was in the books it was Nick Schumacher #47 holding on for the win. Jeff Richards #10 took the second place, with Dave Teske bringing the #51 home in third.  

The Lynn's Service Center Dirt Devils feature started with a rollover coming out of turn 4 on the first lap.  After that wreck, the driver seemed to heed the warning of a rough track and ran a good clean race. Tyler Lind #97 took the win with Al Cottrell in the #00 not far behind. Last weeks winner Nick Furman # 38 grabbed third for another good finish.  

By: Denny Payne

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