Track: Dells Raceway Park Sauter Classic 50 Feature | 50 Laps 1. 23S-Tristan Swanson[2] 2. 33K-Kevin Knuese[1] 3. 76J-James Lynch[4] 4. 24V-Nick Van[3] 5. 60G-Grant Griesbach[14] 6. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[6] 7. 28B-Danielle Behn[8] 8. 7H-Dillon Hammond[10] 9. 70B-Brady Bill[5] 10. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[12] 11. 71B-Blake Brown[9] 12. 5R-Robbie Rucks[11] 13. 3L-Laney Osborne[21] 14. 44C-Parker Cain[16] 15. 97S-James Swan[19] 16. 38H-Jeff Holtz[13] 17. 22W-Austin Warner[20]

Track: Wisconsin International Raceway Dixieland Delight 35 Presented by Zentner's Auto Service | 35 Laps 1. 23S-Tristan Swanson[4] 2. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[7] 3. 24V-Nick Van[10] 4. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[8] 5. 52S-Brent Strelka[2 6. 60G-Grant Griesbach[11] 7. 70B-Brady Bill[1] 8. 97S-James Swan[14] 9. 5R-Robbie Rucks[9] 10. 76J-James Lynch[12] 11. 38H-Jeff Holtz[17] 12. 44C-Parker Cain[15] 13. 7N-Tyler Noble[16] 14. 20D-Derek Doerr[19] 15. 33K-Kevin Knuese[22] 16. 10M-D

By: Kevin Ramsell Oregon, WI - It has been a tough year for Chester Ace as he has been battling through some personal health issues and losing some family members, including his mother. But on Friday night, he got some good therapy and a prescription of the checkered flag by winning the Midwest Truck Series Howie Lettow 30 at Madison International Speedway. Brady Bill and Blake Brown battled in the early going of the 30-lap event. Brandon Reichenberger put the pressure

Track: Madison International Speedway Howie Lettow 30 | 30 Laps | Hougan Farms 1. 93A-Chester Ace[7] 2. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[3] 3. 60G-Grant Griesbach[8] 4. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[9] 5. 71B-Blake Brown[2] 6. 70B-Brady Bill[1] 7. 38H-Jeff Holtz[14] 8. 24V-Nick Van[6] 9. 97S-James Swan[4] 10. 23S-Tristan Swanson[5] 11. 22W-Austin Warner[11] 12. 76J-James Lynch[16] 13. 33K-Kevin Knuese[12] 14. 38Z-Kevin Zielezinski[17] 15. 31L-Jason Schuler[15] 16. 15R-Race Olson[13] 17. 20

Roy Ophime Photography Photo Here are a few story lines coming into tomorrow night's Howie Lettow 30 presented by Hougan Farms at Madison International Speedway. There are many more story lines I'm sure, but lets kick it off with these. Fastest Truck On Track Grant Griesbach looks for his 3rd consecutive fast time and 4th of the season. Picked up back to back fast time awards at Slinger Super Speedway. Grant also was the Six08 Pole Qualifier when the Midwest Truck Series visi

It’s a history that goes back all the way to 1997. And when the Midwest Truck Series rolls out onto Wisconsin’s Fastest Half-Mile this Friday night the story will continue. Madison International Speedway owners Jerry and Kevin Fillner brought the idea of weekly truck racing to Madison back in 1997. “It will definitely build,” said Jerry Fillner in a 1997 interview in the Wisconsin State Journal as he indicated he expected the series to grow as the season progressed. Based o

Track: Slinger Speedway Prelude to the Nationals 50 Laps | Angler's Bar & Grill 1. 97S-James Swan[3] 2. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[2] 3. 33K-Kevin Knuese[8] 4. 60G-Grant Griesbach[11] 5. 38H-Jeff Holtz[1] 6. 28S-Tom Steinbach[4] 7. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[13] 8. 7H-Dillon Hammond[10] 9. 3L-Laney Osborne[12] 10. 71B-Blake Brown[15] 11. 23S-Tristan Swanson[19] 12. 15R-Race Olson[18] 13. 38Z-Kevin Zielezinski[14] 14. 70B-Brady Bill[9] 15. 22W-Austin Warner[7] 16. 28B-Danielle Behn

The Midwest Truck Series is bringing back a way for fans to follow the championship battle this summer. Introducing the Finish Line Towing Mid Summer Shootout, a five-race competition featuring the Top 20 Midwest Truck Series teams battling for bragging rights and one of the most unique honors of the season. Beginning at Slinger Super Speedway and continuing through Madison International Speedway, WIR, Grundy County Speedway, and concluding at the Sauter Classic at Dells Race

Track: Slinger Speedway Father's Day Special 50 presented by EKG Trucking LLC (50 laps) 1. 5R-Robbie Rucks[2]; 2. 97S-James Swan[10]; 3. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[5]; 4. 60G-Grant Griesbach[8]; 5. 23S-Tristan Swanson[7]; 6. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[12]; 7. 71B-Blake Brown[3]; 8. 70B-Brady Bill[1]; 9. 38H-Jeff Holtz[16]; 10. 38Z-Kevin Zielezinski[9]; 11. 7H-Dillon Hammond[4]; 12. 33K-Kevin Knuese[13]; 13. 3L-Laney Osborne[19]; 14. 22W-Austin Warner[14]; 15. 76JL-James Lynch[15];

Track: Marshfield Motor Speedway Feature - 40 Laps 1. 23S-Tristan Swanson[5]; 2. 97S-James Swan[2]; 3. 24V-Nick Van[4]; 4. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[6]; 5. 3L-Laney Osborne[9]; 6. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[1]; 7. 70B-Brady Bill[7]; 8. 28B-Danielle Behn[19]; 9. 71B-Blake Brown[11]; 10. 38H-Jeff Holtz[14]; 11. 7N-Tyler Noble[15]; 12. 10M-Derek Meyer[13]; 13. 5R-Robbie Rucks[18]; 14. 5Q-Nick Quinnell[24]; 15. 33K-Kevin Knuese[20]; 16. 22W-Austin Warner[16]; 17. 11N-Logan Nealis[17]

Ken's Sports Memorial Day Classic 50 Feature - 50 Laps 1. 23S-Tristan Swanson[1]; 2. 21C-Scott Ciesielski[8]; 3. 71B-Blake Brown[3]; 4. 70B-Brady Bill[5]; 5. 60G-Grant Griesbach[4]; 6. 38H-Jeff Holtz[2]; 7. 7N-Tyler Noble[12]; 8. 33K-Kevin Knuese[7]; 9. 97S-James Swan[13]; 10. 11N-Logan Nealis[9]; 11. 25B-Allen Borntreger[17]; 12. 5R-Robbie Rucks[6]; 13. 28B-Danielle Behn[14]; 14. 15R-Race Olson[19]; 15. 22W-Austin Warner[11]; 16. 10B-Ben Meyer[15]; 17. 1W-Eugene Gregorich II

Joe Shear Classic 36 presented by Bullseye Games Feature 1. 23S-Tristan Swanson[3]; 2. 70B-Brady Bill[1]; 3. 93A-Chester Ace[7]; 4. 7N-Tyler Noble[4]; 5. 1W-Eugene Gregorich III[8]; 6. 71B-Blake Brown[14]; 7. 24V-Nick Van[9]; 8. 97S-James Swan[11]; 9. 5R-Robbie Rucks[2]; 10. 140M-Aaron Moyer[6]; 11. 3R-Brandon Reichenberger[12]; 12. 21W-Eugene Gregorich Jr[5]; 13. 44C-Parker Cain[15]; 14. 38H-Jeff Holtz[13]; 15. 31L-Jason Schuler[19]; 16. 33K-Kevin Knuese[18]; 17. 15R-Race Ol