In the Sea Foam 15 lap Hornet feature Jake Schomers (LaCrescent, MN) quickly made his way through traffic to assume the race lead early.  Schomers was building up a big lead when point leader Michael Wachs, Jr. (Albert Lea, MN) blew up just before halfway to bring out the yellow.  Schomers started to open his lead on the restart but soon would have a challenge to his lead.  Mike Carlson (West Salem, WI) made his way around Kristopher Berg (Ettrick, WI) for second with five laps to go and tried to close the gap on the red 44 machine.  Schomers kept Carlson in his rear view as he crossed the finish line first to claim a very impressive win.

 

Using lap traffic for a ‘pick and roll’ with six laps to go in the Hobby Stock feature, Thomas Farra powered his way past Jason Bolster to capture his second straight feature win.  It was also Farra’s second straight clean sweep of the division.

 

John Huebner pulled away from Rob Stanfield in the final four laps of the Street Stock feature to run away with the feature win.

 

In the Mini-Van feature, Rob Stanfield shot past Bernie Lucey on a mid-race restart to take the checkered flag first and score a clean sweep of the division.

 

Rob Stanfield and Jake Schomers had a hard fought battle over the final six laps of the Six Shooter feature. Schomers bobbled with two laps to go, allowing Stanfield to pull away and claim his second victory of the night. 

 

In the High School Racing Association feature, defending track champion Ashton Kinsey got around Ryan Stanfield with five laps to go to drive away with his first win of the season.

 

The drivers got to participate in a very unique Contact Drags event.  The competitors were beating and banging on each other looking for a win.  In the championship final it would be Bernie Lucey taking on Rob Stanfield.  Stanfield survived the banging from Lucey going into turn one to drive away with number three on the night.

 

The night of quarter mile action ended with the Demolition Derby.  Twelve competitors started the race and it featured a lot of metal mangling mayhem.  Many bone jarring crunches and T-bone hits slowly whittled the field away.  After about ten minutes of hard hits, Don Smith would be the last car driving and win the Demolition Derby.

 

After taking 2020 off, the LaCrosse Interstate Fair returns for its 130th edition on Wednesday, July 14 through Sunday, July 18.  Wednesday night was a racing staple for many years at LaCrosse, and the Central Wisconsin Racing Association Late Models will help kickoff the fair once again.  The 2nd Annual Tribute to Larry Wehrs will feature a pair of 25 lap features for the CWRA Late Models, plus the Hornets and Street Stocks will also be a part of the program.  Gates open at 5:30, qualifying begins at 5:40 and the first green flag of the night flies at 7.

 

For more information about LaCrosse Speedway or the 2021 schedule of events, please call the track office at 608-786-1525 or visit our web site at lacrossespeedway.com.  LaCrosse Speedway is proud to be a NASCAR Hometrack, part of the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series.