(Luxemburg, WI)- Jeremy Jacobs went into Friday night at Luxemburg Speedway winless on the season in Feature action. Twenty hard fought laps later he beat Todd Dart by inches to pick up his first win of the season.

Other Feature winners included: Shawn Havel(IMCA Stockcars) Lucas Lamberies(IMCA Sportmods) Derek Moede(IMCA Hobby Stocks) Keith Kickbusch(Street Stocks) Matt Peterson(600cc Micro Sprints) and Gabriel Zellner(500cc Micro Sprints)

Tyler Hackett led the opening lap of the IMCA Modified but Jeremy Jacobs ran way up top and way into the lead on lap two. Todd Dart ran to the second spot almost immediately and started to track down Jacobs. Dart would shy away from the shadow to try different lines to get around Jacobs but couldn’t fine the line until halfway through the feature. Dart would lead lap ten with Jacobs coming right back. The final ten laps saw multiple lap lead changes. With Dart on the bottom and in control in turns one and two Jacobs would go higher and higher in turns three and four. On the white flag lap, Jacobs led Dart into turn three but a little bobble allowed Dart to gain an advantage off turn four. Jacobs used all the momentum from the top and beat Dart by mere inches for this first win of the season in front of Dart. Brad Theys beat Brad Lautenbach and Brian Mullen back to the checkered flag of the caution free event.

Donald Aregoni Jr took to the lead of the IMCA Stockcar Feature on the first lap with Matt Junio nestled behind. Junio grabbed the lead on lap two as Shawn Havel moved forward in the field. Havel came through the field and powered passed Junio on the seventh lap. A lone caution on lap nine brought everyone close together again. Shawn Havel was pressured almost immediately from Luke Lemmens when the race restarted. Lemmens ran multiple lines to try to make the pass but always allowed Havel to run his preferred line. Lemmens tried many times to diamond off the corner but couldn’t find enough bite and had to settle for second. Havel picked up his first win of the season at Luxemburg Speedway. Brandon Czarapata grabbed sole possession of the point lead by finishing one spot ahead of Rod Snellenberger. Junio ran to a fifth position.

Lucas Lamberies is the Shawano point leader in the IMCA Sportmods and he showed why the youngster is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with. Cody Rass welcomed all comers early in the feature event as he took early control. Lamberies quickly came to second and worked to the inside of the leader. Lamberies took control after an early caution and shot into the lead on lap five. He built up his lead by a straightaway and with six laps remaining he entered lapped traffic. He cleared the lapped traffic but a caution with four laps remaining halted the race one last time. Ryan Lemieux entered the equation courtesy of the caution and rose to the occasion and fought with Lamberies up front. Lemieux was able to work inside of the leader on the final lap and give it one more crack for the win. Lemieux could have easily moved Lamberies with his right front but took the high rode and came up just short off the final corner. Lamberies earned
the win in
a hard fought finish over Lemieux. Rass had his best finish of third. Brandon Long finished fourth with Josh Lambert running to a solid top five.

One of the youngsters and one of the veterans in the IMCA Hobby Stock class put on a great race for the fans Friday night. Cody Junio rocketed from his starting position and into the lead of the main event. Junio pulled away from the field as point leader Derek Moede came through the field. Junio built up a straightaway lead on Moede as he made it to the runner-up spot. The final half of the race saw Moede cut into the lead by leaps and bounds. Moede got to Junio’s back bumper with three laps remaining and started to work inside. Junio would take the white flag first with Moede still searching. Moede found what he needed over the final lap and was able to secure the win by a half-car length. Dan Van Pay lost points in the standings by two but still finished a strong third. Scott Boulanger beat Marcus Moede to the line to finish fourth in the caution free race.

Dominance is the word that can be a word described on the season of Keith Kickbusch in the Street Stock division. Kickbusch had his work cut out for him with a tacky track that saw plenty of excitement. Both David DeGrave and Dan Davister cut tires while leading the feature event. Sawyer Haese inherited the lead after the mishaps and set a fast pace in front of Scott Karbon and Keith Kickbusch. Each driver took a crack at the leader but Haese would fight them off.. Kickbusch finally found the line on top and grabbed the lead only to see the caution come out with three laps remaining. The race went back to the last completed lap giving the lead to Haese. Kickbusch went right back to work on top and grabbed the lead with the white flag flying. He stayed in front and picked up the $350 payday. Haese beat Karbon for second. Jason Kostichka finished fourth with Andy Fuhrmann finishing fifth.

Steve Miller and Matt Peterson were the only two race leaders in the Micro Sprints 600cc feature event. Peterson moved passed Miller mid-race and went on to win the main event in the inaugural event.

Gabriel Zellner scored the clean sweep on the evening in the 500cc division. Zellner started on the outside pole of the feature and never looked back. He won the feature by over half a lap over Austin Berg.

Next Friday Night, August 1st is Hall of Fame night at Luxemburg Speedway. Racing gets underway at 7 p.m. Kay Distributing and Bean Boulevard will be sponsoring the races. Go to www.luxemburgspeedway.com for all the track information. Call Genial Mathu at 621-3428 for questions or concerns.

IMCA Modified Feature- 1. Jeremy Jacobs 2. Todd Dart 3. Brad Theys 4. Brad Lautenbach 5. Brian Mullen

Heats- #1 1. Dart 2. Jacobs
#2 1. Eric Mahlik 2. Theys
#3 1. Troy Jerovetz 2. Mullen

IMCA Stockcar Feature- 1. Shawn Havel 2. Luke Lemmens 3. Brandon Czarapata 4. Rod Snellenberger 5. Matt Junio

Heats- #1 1. Havel 2. Junio
#2 1. Lemmens 2. Rob Waechter Sr

IMCA Sportmod Feature- 1. Lucas Lamberies 2. Ryan Lemieux 3. Cody Rass 4. Brandon Long 5. Josh Lambert

Heats- #1 1. Andy Kleczka 2. Lemieux
#2 1. Josh Lambert 2. Wayne Haines
#3 1. Lamberies 2. Rass

IMCA Hobby Stock Feature- 1. Derek Moede 2. Cody Junio 3. Dan Van Pay 4. Scott Boulanger 5. Marcus Moede

Heats- #1 1. Moede 2. Jeremy Jauquet
#2 1. Boulanger 2. Junio

Street Stock Feature- 1. Keith Kickbusch 2. Sawyer Haese 3. Scott Karbon 4. Jason Kostichka 5. Andy Fuhrmann

Heats- #1 1. Gary Kasperek 2. Haese
#2 1. David DeGrave 2. Dan Gracyalny

600cc Micro Sprint Feature- 1. Matt Peterson 2. Steve Miller 3. Denver Larson 4. Todd Belanger 5. Josh Bartel

Heats- #1 1. John Matthias 2. Bartel
#2 1. Larson 2. Miller

500cc Sprint Feature- 1. Gabriel Zellner 2. Austin Berg 3. Kyle Getchell 4. Grey Brayak 5. Colten Pepin

Heat- 1. Zellner 2. Berg

Sprints, Big Wheels and Street Stocks run for $500 at Luxemburg Speedway This Friday, July 25th

By Greg Aregoni

(Luxemburg, WI)- An action packed night is in store for drivers and fans this week. Some of those fans turn into drivers at intermission. The annual Kid’s Big Wheel race will take place at intermission with the first 50 kids getting medals from Gnome Games. Racing Gets underway at 7 p.m. Racing will be sponsored by both Gnome Games and Showcase Kitchens.

Scott Karbon and Showcase Kitchens will be awarding the winner of the Street Stock Feature $500. The early odds on favorite will be point leader Keith Kickbusch who has been dominate in the division this year.

The Micro Sprints 600cc and 500cc will make a couple of appearances back to back this weekend. Friday Night they will be at Luxemburg Speedway and the next night at Thunderhill Raceway in Sturgeon Bay. Most of the Sprints race at UPIR in Escanaba, MI.

Jared Siefert was the last IMCA Modified driver in victory lane in a classic finish. He beat Jason Czarapata but Czarapata is the leader of the herd with a 15 point advantage over James Tebon.

Brandon Czarapata continued in his winning ways in the IMCA Stockcar division. With his win two weeks ago, he tied Rod Snellenberger atop the standings.

Two weeks ago Scott Boulanger earned his first career IMCA Sportmod Feature win. Andy Kleczka is just over a month away from his first track title in the division. He is 16 points ahead of Christopher Budzban.

Derek Moede won the IMCA Hobby Stock Feature two weeks ago. He leads the division in the standings and in wins. He sits 8 marks ahead of his co-champ in 2013 Dan Van Pay.

Check out www.luxemburgspeedway.com for all the tracks details.

By Greg and Marco Aregoni

(Luxemburg, WI)- The slide-job is usually used when talking about Sprint Car racing. Jared Siefert seemed to make the IMCA Modified slide-job just as effective. Siefert used the move on Jason Czarapata on the final corner of the 25 lap main event to pick up the win.

Scott Boulanger won his first career IMCA Sportmod Feature event on Friday Night.

Other Feature winners included: Brandon Czarapata(IMCA Stockcars) Derek Moede(IMCA Hobby Stocks) and Keith Kickbusch(Street Stocks.)

Jared Siefert started on the pole for the 25 lap main event which would see the winner cash in on the $1,000 pay day. Siefert stayed in front of the field through some early cautions. Lance Arneson stayed in two behind Siefert and waited for a chance to pounce. Arneson moved inside of Siefert on several occasions but couldn’t make the pass. With all the fun at the front, Jason Czarapata moved into striking distance with five laps remaining. Czarapata made a pass for the lead with three laps remaining but caution flag flew. Siefert got a great restart but Czarapata was able to make his move on top. Czarapata came to the white flag just in front of Siefert. Siefert stayed on the bottom until the backstretch. Siefert ran inside of Czarapata and performed a perfectly timed slide-job on Czarapata off of turn four. Siefert saw the checkers in front of Arneson who snuck passed Czarapata for second. Troy Jerovetz finished fourth with Eddie
Muenster
fifth.

Eric Malfroid opened up as the leader of the IMCA Stockcar Feature. Luke Lemmens flew by on the second lap and led through a couple of early cautions. Rod Snellenberger would make his way to second and battle with Lemmens for the lead. The duo would tangle on lap ten causing a caution. Rob Waechter inherited the lead but quickly fell victim to Evan Madden on the outside. Madden came under siege from Brandon Czarapata the next lap. Czarapata had to sneak through passed Madden on one last caution. Czarapata set sail to record his fourth win of the season. Czarapata tied Snellenberger in the race for the championship. Madden came around to second. Rob Waechter came home third with Troy Muench fourth. Luke Lemmens came from pit lane to finish fifth.

Scott Boulanger has now officially won a feature in three different divisions. IMCA Hobby Stocks, Street Stocks and as of Friday Night, IMCA Sportmods. Boulanger started on the pole and jumped out in front of the crowd. Lucas Lamberies dove to second and tried multiple lanes to get the lead and finally succeeded up high on lap ten. Lamberies would stay in command until he would spin by himself and cause a caution on lap thirteen. Andy Kleczka enjoyed the caution as he used it to jump into the lead on the restart. Kleczka would maintain the top with Boulanger trying different approaches down low. Boulanger stayed at it and regained the lead at the white flag. Boulanger worked the final lap like he has done plenty of times. He stayed out front and picked up his first career IMCA Sportmod Feature win. Kleczka expanded the point lead by finishing second. Josh Lambert had a career best third place finish in front of Christopher Budzban. Mike Dauphinais finished fifth.

Scott Boulanger ran to the lead of the IMCA Hobby Stock Feature on the second lap. He stayed ahead of a 3wide battle that ensued halfway through the feature that involved the Moede brothers and Cory Cotter. Cotter and Derek would win the battle and set their sites on Boulanger. With four laps remaining, Cory Cotter led the lap on a three wide pass. Unfortunately for him the next lap saw him jump the birm at the same time Derek was coming for the lead. Derek Moede cruised to the win extending his point lead. Boulanger wound up second with Cotter falling to third. Marcus Moede and Dan Van Pay rounded out the top five.

Sawyer Haese wrestled the lead away from Justin Mahlberg after and early race battle in the Street Stock Feature. Keith Kickbusch used the battle up front to by some time as he worked the back bumper of Haese for the lead. Kickbusch would grab the lead on lap eight and never look back in picking up his division leading fourth win. Haese had a second place run in front of Jerry Winkler. Andy Fuhrmann beat Jon Ashcraft back to the line for fourth.

There is NO RACING AT LUXEMBURG SPEEDWAY NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 18TH. We return to the track on Friday Night, July 25th with Big Wheel Races for the kids. Micro Sprints will be in action. Check out www.luxemburgspeedway.com for all the speedway’s news.

IMCA Modified Feature- 1. Jared Siefert 2. Lance Arneson 3. Jason Czarapata 4. Troy Jerovetz 5. Eddie Muenster

Consy- 1. Eric Arneson

Heats- #1 1. Brad Theys 2. Dave Zeitler
#2 1. Shawn Kilgore 2. Johnny Whitman
#3 1. Siefert 2. Czarapata
#4 1. L Arneson 2. Eric Mahlik

IMCA Stockcar Feature- 1. Brandon Czarapata 2. Evan Madden 3. Rob Waechter 4. Troy Muench 5. Luke Lemmens

Heats- #1 1. Czarapata 2. Dave Bouche
#2 1. Rod Snellenberger 2. Madden

IMCA Sportmod Feature- 1. Scott Boulanger 2. Andy Kleczka 3. Josh Lambert 4. Christopher Budzban 5. Mike Dauphinais

Consy- 1. Cody Rass

Heats- #1 1. Kelsy Hayes 2. Kleczka
#2 1. Boulanger 2. Troy DeGrave
#3 1. Budzban 2. Lambert
#4 1. Dennis Miesler 2. Dauphinais

IMCA Hobby Stock Feature- 1. Derek Moede 2. Scott Boulanger 3. Cory Cotter 4. Marcus Moede 5. Dan Van Pay

Heats- #1 1. D Moede 2. M Moede
#2 1. Boulanger 2. Van Pay

Street Stock Feature- 1. Keith Kickbusch 2. Sawyer Haese 3. Jerry Winkler 4. Andy Fuhrmann 5. Jon Ashcraft

Heats- # 1. Haese 2. Fuhrmann
#2 1. Winkler 2. Justin Mahlberg

By Greg Aregoni

(Luxemburg, WI)- Hunting enthusiasts Ye have been warned that they can get started early on their hunting supplies this Friday Night, July 11th at Luxemburg Speedway. Check out www.luxemburgspeedway.com for the full list of archery details. Racing gets underway at 7 p.m.

Lena Swamp Archery and The 54 Run will be sponsoring the races.

The top dogs in IMCA will be fighting over the cash prize of $1,000 this week. The IMCA Modifieds will not be running for track points but will be running for National, Regional and State points. Draw/redraw will be the format used.

There will be a 50/50 raffle this week with half the proceeds going to Autism Awareness.

Fireworks will be shot off at the conclusion of the evening’s features.

Rod Snellenberger holds a 6 point edge over 2-time defending champion Brandon Czarapata in the standings.

Andy Kleczka is looking for his first career track championship in the IMCA Sportmods. He leads Ryan Lemieux by 11 marks.

With last week’s rain-out, Derek Moede stayed consistent in the standings over Dan Van Pay. The lead remains at 4 points.

Keith Kickbusch is looking kickeriffic in the standings with an 8 point lead on Gary Kasperek.

For any questions or concerns call Genial Mathu at (920)621-3428.

We have a TON of things happening this Friday night! Lena Swamp Archery and Whitetails Plus will be sponsoring the night. There will be a Parker Challenger Crossbow to be won, along with a Fred Bear Youth Compound Bow, a Millenium Tree Stand and a trail camera. T-shirts will be given away to Kids ages 12 & under along with Arrow pens.

The 50/50 raffle will be supporting Autism Awareness. Fireworks display brought to you by Crazy Craig’s Fireworks and a $1,000-to-win modified feature!

Action gets underway at 7pm Friday night. Modifieds will not be running for track points (but will be running for state & national points) and will be draw/redraw. All other divisions will be running a regular points night. Contact Gene Mathu at (920) 621-3428 with any questions.

By Greg Aregoni

(Luxemburg, WI)- This Thursday night, July 3rd, motors will be cranked at Luxemburg Speedway. “We decided that we wanted our drivers and fans to be able to spend the holiday with their families. We know a lot of the Luxemburg Speedway crowd enjoys the Fireworks and family time.” Gene Mathu, track promoter. This will be a regular point night in all five divisions. Racing goes green at 7 p.m. Pepsi, the Luxemburg Chamber of Commerce and The 54 Run will be sponsoring the show.

The IMCA Modified winner will be shown the $1000 pay day with their feature win. Benji LaCrosse won last Friday’s feature after starting twentieth. The winner of the feature will be entered into the Fast Shaft All Star Invitational race at this years Super Nationals.

Brandon Czarapata got back to his winning ways in the IMCA Stockcars last week. He was able to cut into the point lead of Rod Snellenberger by two. He now trails by six points in his quest for a third straight title.

Tracy Wassenberg visited from Shawano and then visited victory lane again in the IMCA Sportmod division. He picked up his third win of the season. Andy Kleczka had a late race charge to second and increased his point lead.

Derek Moede has a four point cushion over his co-champ last year Dan Van Pay. There are five drivers within eight marks. Marcus Moede was the highest finishing Hobby Stock in Friday night’s challenge race.

Justin Lindner won last week’s Street Stock/Hobby Stock Challenge. Keith Kickbusch still holds court over Gary Kasperek by eight points in the standings.

Follow Luxemburg Speedway on Facebook and Twitter. Go to www.luxemburgspeedway.com for more details. Call Genial Mathu at 621-3428 for any questions or concerns.

By Greg Aregoni

(Luxemburg, WI)- Benji LaCrosse has won some big races and championships in his racing career. LaCrosse added to the already illustrious career when he grabbed the IMCA Modified Feature win. LaCrosse started twentieth on the field and drove through traffic for the win. Only five cautions flew during the feature events showing the great sportsmanship throughout the divisions.

Justin Lindner won the Street Stock/Hobby Stock Challenge Friday night. Other winners were Brandon Czarapata(IMCA Stockcars) and Tracy Wassenberg(IMCA Sportmods.)

Shawn Kilgore started up front in the IMCA Modified Main Event and jumped in front of the twenty-six car starting field. By lap ten, Kilgore had a lead of around four car lengths on Jeff Taylor. Taylor ran the extreme outside to track down Kilgore and take the lead on lap twelve. Benji LaCrosse started twentieth and charged up in the field and by lap twenty-three found himself in third. A caution on lap thirty allowed Kilgore and LaCrosse to get to the back bumper of Taylor. Both Kilgore and LaCrosse timed the restart perfect and went three-wide with Taylor for a near full lap. Taylor had bite on the top and regained the lead by himself. The next four laps saw LaCrosse try everything possible to make the pass without touching the leader. LaCrosse would throw the car in the corner and allow just enough room to Taylor to keep his line. Taylor who was running the high side of the track had his throttle stick with five laps remaining causing him to slam into the wall. LaCrosse had nowhere to go and made heavy contact with the leader. LaCrosse would be able to resume the race but Taylor was not as fortunate. LaCrosse restarted the race with five laps remaining and checked out like a grocery store. LaCrosse extended his lead by a near straightaway in the waning laps to take the win. Scott Drake made a late race charge to finish second. Jason Czarapata worked around Lance Arneson for third. Kilgore fell to fifth at the end.

The only caution of the IMCA Stockcar Feature waved on lap two. Eric Malfroid led through the caution but was quickly tracked down by Brandon Czarapata. Czarapata ran behind Malfroid until the door went open on lap four. Czarapata made the pass with Justin Temeyer following behind. Temeyer stayed glued to the bumper off Czarapata over the next ten laps. Rod Snellenberger ran down the top duo after getting around Malfroid. The top three were in a breakaway from the field and left to settle the score. Czarapata stayed down low and pulled away late for his third win of the season. Temeyer beat Snellenberger back to the line for second. Malfroid stayed in fourth with Evan Madden rounding out the top five.

Lucas Lamberies had one shot at the IMCA Sportmod win as he snatched the lead up front early. Tracy Wassenberg came flying by Lamberies and into the lead on lap three. By lap ten Wassenberg had built a straightaway lead over the competition. Wassenberg’s only trial was entering lapped traffic on lap thirteen. He got through lapped vehicles and went on to win his third feature of the season. Andy Kleczka improved his point lead with a late race pass on Lamberies for second. Jeremy Cota finished fourth and Christopher Budzban fifth in the caution free race.

Justin Lindner made his visit to Luxemburg Speedway a successful one as he took home the Street Stock/Hobby Stock Challenge. Lindner led every lap in taking home the checkered flag. He would grab the lead early and lead through two cautions. The last caution set up a two lap dash for cash. Lindner left no doubt in his competitors as he pulled away in the win. Andy Fuhrmann finished a season best second in front of Scott Karbon. Marcus Moede beat Keith Kickbusch to the checkered flag to take fourth.

Luxemburg Speedway is racing THIS THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY, 3RD. Racing gets started at 7 p.m. With our five divisions of racing. There will be NO RACING FRIDAY, July, 4th. Follow the track at www.luxemburgspeedway.com. Also follow us by liking us on Facebook and following us on Twitter.

IMCA Modified Feature- 1. Benji LaCrosse 2. Scott Drake, Joplin, MO 3. Jason Czarapata 4. Lance Arneson 5. Shawn Kilgore

Consy #1 1. Kyle Strickler, Mooresville, NC
#2 1. LaCrosse

Heats- #1 1. Todd Dart 2. Mike Jergens, Plover, IA
#2 1. Jared Siefert 2. Tony Wedelstadt
#3 1. Tyler Hackett 2. James Tebon
#4 1. Kilgore 2. Czarapata
#5 1. Drake 2. Tyler Wilson
#6 1. Arneson 2. Jeff Taylor, Cave City, AR

IMCA Stockcar Feature- 1. Brandon Czarapata 2. Justin Temeyer, Independence, IA 3. Rod Snellenberger 4. Eric Malfroid 5. Evan Madden

Heats- #1 1. Czarapata 2. Malfroid
#2 1. Troy Muench 2. Snellenberger

IMCA Sportmod Feature- 1. Tracy Wassenberg 2. Andy Kleczka 3. Lucas Lamberies 4. Jeremy Cota 5. Chrissy Budzban

Heats- #1 1. Troy DeGrave 2. Jarred Van Laanen
#2 1. Lamberies 2. Jacob Zellner
#3 1. Kleczka 2. Wassenberg

Street/Hobby Challenge- 1. Justin Lindner 2. Andy Fuhrmann 3. Scott Karbon 4. Marcus Moede 5. Keith Kickbusch

Heats- #1 1. David DeGrave 2. Gary Kasperek
#2 1. Lindner 2. Fuhrmann

In addition, the hobby stock and street stock divisions will be battling each other tonight in the special “Hobby Stock vs Street Stock Challenge” race. They will also be utilizing the draw/re-draw format.

IMCA northern sportmods and stock cars will also be on the card. Sportmods and stock cars will be lined up by point averages, and will be running for track points. Modifieds, hobbys and streets will not be running for track points tonight.

Several modified travelers from 141 Speedway’s Clash at the Creek special will be sticking around for this show, come join us tonight for a great night of racing! Adult admission will be $13 tonight.

This week so far the track took in 3 1/4 inches of rain. We are putting the drivers safety and the fans entertainment factor first. We are now looking forward to a fantastic show next week! There will be many out of state drivers here!

Please be sure to support our other area tracks this weekend, 141 Speedway, Shawano Speedway, Thunderhill Raceway and Seymour Speedway.