
TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS DECIDED AT
THE CREEK
By Bill
Nelson - August 28,
2010 - Spring Valley
MN
Wow, were did the season go
already?
Track championship night,
I didn't think we were to mid
season yet, but what a great
season it has been at The Creek.
Jason Rauen and Neil Eckhart
battled for the lead early in
the Altenburg Construction
WISSOTA Late Model division.
Rauen took over the point
while Doug Herrick moved into
second on lap
two.
Jake Hartung moved under
Eckhart to take over third with
Waits taking control of fourth
quickly.
With four complete
Hartung was working low on
Herrick for the second spot
while Mike Prochnow worked past
Eckhart for fifth.
On the next lap Keith
Foss started to pressure
Prochnow for the fifth spot.
With nine laps down
Herrick and Rauen were side by
side for the lead and Foss and
Prochnow were still battling for
fifth.
Lap ten saw Herrick
take over the lead and Hartung
now was racing Rauen for the
second spot.
Lap twelve saw Foss in
fifth while Prochnow and Kelly
Anderson raced for sixth and the
track championship which only
saw a few points separate the
two heading into tonight.
Two laps later Hartung
took over second.
Waits and Foss quickly
moved around Rauen to take over
third and fourth as t he first
caution flag flies over the
field on lap twenty.
On the restart Herrick
lead with Waits into second.
Hartung and Foss raced
for third with Foss taking over
the spot as the white flew.
Foss worked up high and
used the momentum to move past
Waits into the second spot going
down the back chute on the last
lap.
Herrick held on for the
win while Prochnow stayed in
front of Anderson for the
championship.
Dan Bohr led out of turn two in
the EZ Fabricating USRA Modified
division but Jason Cummins moved
past him down the back straight
to take over the lead on lap
one.
Steve Wetzstein and Todd
Scharkey were racing for third
with Wetzstein taking that spot
and then second away from Bohr
on lap two.
Mark Noble and Nate
Wasmund raced for fourth.
Darrin Walch moved into
fourth on lap three and then
started to pressure Noble for
fourth.
A restart on lap four saw
Cummins continue to fly up top
while Wasmund, Wetzstein and
Noble were three wide for
second.
Noble took the spot with
Walch moving past the other two
into the third spot on lap five.
By lap ten Cummins was
flying out front but the two
battles that would run for the
next fifteen laps were starting
to show.
Walch and Noble raced for
second while Wetzstein and Lucas
Schott were side by side for
fourth.
These two battles for
position ran down to the last
lap with Walch taking second
ahead of Noble.
Schott came home fourth
and Wetzstein fifth while
Cummins flew home to the win on
the top side of the speedway.
Tony Bloom, Ryan Siegle and Ross
Dixon were three wide for the
lead in the US ARMY WISSOTA
Super Stocks early on in their
feature event.
Dixon took over the point
with Gary Wiersgalla working
into the second spot with Siegle
and Cole Queensland racing for
third.
Three complete and Brauer,
Queensland and Wiersgalla were
three wide for the second spot.
Brauer took over second
with Siegle in third.
Queensland moved around
Siegle on lap six while Kelly
Anderson moved into the top
five.
With seven completed the
field stretched out slightly as
the top three of Dixon, Brauer
and Queensland had put some room
over the rest of the field.
On lap twelve the race
for fourth heated up between
Siegle, Anderson, Bloom and Nick
Wranek.
Anderson held onto the
fourth spot with a challenge
from Wranek on lap thirteen but
Wranek lost the handle of his
mount but regained it after
losing several spots.
UP front Brauer was all
over Dixon as th