The Budweiser Fastrak Late Models
hit the track hard and put on some great racing. When the
checkers flew if was AJ Miller #55 grabbing his first feature
win, holding off the charge of Jeff Curtin in the #11 Craig
Bartz #85 made the outside work for his car as he worked his
way up to take third place way from Oshkosh's Dennis Schultz
#39 who settled for fourth place.
The Coors Light Modifieds started with a
full field of 20 cars. When this one settles into the
record books it was Brian Drexler #8 taking his second feature
win in his modified. Chris Engels #29 gave Drexler a good run
for the win even after a earlier mishap that left his #29
stack on top of another car. Mike Mullen #70 was charging
hard from further back but just to run out of laps and took
home third.
The Total Power Sales Street Stocks
feature had a number of cautions that opened the door for
Jerry Winkler and Jerry Kope to take First and second, with
Brian Drexler hot on their tail for third.
The Miller Lite Grand Nationals
feature offered up some good racing, it looked as though the
#14 of Will Sorch was going to run away with the win. When the
caution flew Will's car went up in flame to end his hopes of
the win. when the dust settled it was Dave Teske in the #51
taking the win, with the #10 of Jeff Richards right behind him
for second. Brian Gerber In the #38 crossed the line for
third, with Neon Dion Wahl knocking on the door for fourth.
The Lynn's
Service Center Dirt Devils ran a good race again. As the race
went into the books it was Tyler Lind #97 taking the win. Chad
Guyette #33 snagged second with Chris Quaintance #98 coming
home in third.
By: Denny Payne
Race
fans came from near and far to pay tribute to LeRoy Dehn.
For those who didn't know LeRoy, he was to racing in Oshkosh, as
butter is to toast. LeRoy supported many who raced at the
old Leo's Speedway over the years, however, his main focus was
the #20 Car of The Outlaw... Dave Conger. LeRoy was still
heavy into racing at the Speedzone when we lost him. He
worked with the #22K & 22D street stocks. The
Speedzone would like to thank all the fans that came out to the
First Annual LeRoy Dehn Memorial Race, we know the family also
appreciated your outstanding support to make this a great
race. To everyone happiness, Todd Behling was back behind
the Speedzone microphone calling the action. 
As the race day began Mike Robe was discussed, things were not
going his way with track prep. The water truck would not start,
he could not find the hoses for filling the water truck! He told
me he was running way behind and to be ready for a dusty
night. Well, if that's all it takes, I'll hind his hoses
every week and leave the dome light on in the water truck.
Because we were treated to one of the best racetracks of the
year! As you know, this week our race will be on Tuesday
in conjunction with the Winnebago County Fair. Admittance
to the Fair gets you into the races.
