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Frederick stays unbeaten in Speedway features

Troy Springborn outdueled Nick Anvelink to win his second Late Model feature of the year Saturday at WNCY100 night at the Shawano Speedway. Marcus Yarie (IMCA Modified) and Tracy Wassenberg (IMCA Sport Mod) also won their second features of the season. Kyle Frederick won by an eyelash to stay undefeated and earned his fourth IMCA Stock Car feature win of the season. Calvin Chapin scored his first feature victory at Shawano Speedway in the Mighty Fours feature. Dave Stoffer and Scott Williams put on a show V8 Spectator Eliminators that will be talked about for a long time, with Stoffer getting the win. Late Models Troy Kuyoth grabbed the lead on lap No. 1 of the Late Model feature, Tom Naeyaert jumped into second. On lap No. 6, Kuyoth tagged the wall and had to pull off the track. Naeyaert assumed the lead, but only to hold it for one lap as a caution slowed the field shortly after Naeyaert took the top spot. Springborn and Anvelink both passed Naeyaert on lap No. 7. Anvelink continued to pressure Springborn for the duration of the race, but was never able to muster a pass. Naeayert held on to finish third in the race. IMCA Modifieds Tom Schaal led the opening two circuits of the IMCA Modified main event before giving way to a hard charging Eddie Muenster. By lap No. 6 Yarie moved to the second spot on the track. Muenster, though, continued to lead and began to pull away just a bit. A caution on lap No. 13 wiped away Muenster’s lead. Muenster held the top spot until lap No. 17, when Yarie passed Muenster on the outside of turn 4 to grab the lead. Yarie led the rest of the way for the win. Muenster held on to second, Jamie Schmidt held off Jerry Muenster for third. IMCA Stock Cars In IMCA Stock Car action, Tom Riehl grabbed the lead from Ray Depew on lap two and quickly looked to be the car to beat. Riehl withstood early challenges from the likes of Vern Stedjee and Harley Simon. By lap No. 6 Frederick raced his way around Stedjee into the second spot. On the following lap, Travis VanStaten, who started the race in the last spot after taking the challenge, joined the top three. Riehl, Frederick and VanStraten put on a great show in front of the field as the race ran on. Frederick was able to pass Riehl for the lead on lap No. 12, but Riehl took the lead right back entering turn 1 on the next lap. Riehl would continue to work the outside lane around the track and hold the lead until turn 4 of the final lap. Frederick finally made the pass for the win as the checkered flag flew. Frederick won by inches to stay unbeaten in feature action. Riehl finished second with VanStraten a close third. IMCA Sport Mods Don Woller raced from outside the first row to lead the first two circuits of the IMCA Stock Car feature. Lucas Lamberies made the pass on Woller to assume the lead on lap No. 3. By lap No. 7, with Lamberies pulling away, Wassenberg moved into second. A caution flag on lap No. 8 wiped way Lamberies’ lead. Joey Taycher passed Wassenberg to take the second spot behind Lamberies on lap No. 14. Taycher was able to reel in Lamberies and make the pass for the lead before caution flew on lap No. 17, setting up a three-lap shootout to the finish. Lap No. 18 saw Taycher, Wassenberg and Lamberies go three wide for the lead on the front stretch of the track. Entering turn 3, Taycher got a bit too high and made contact with the wall allowing Wassenberg and Lamberies to pass him in turn 4. Wassenberg would go on to hold off Lamberies for the win. Taycher recovered to finish third. Mighty Fours Chapin led wire to wire to claim the Mighty Four feature. Josh Slewinski held off Scott Blanke to take second. Brian Welch remains undefeated in four- and six-cylinder spectator eliminators with another win. V8 Spectator Eliminators Dave Stoffer scrambled to victory in the V8 Spectator Eliminators after he and Scott Williams got together in turn 4. The cars then hit nose to nose as both drivers tried to get going again and beat the other car to the finish line. Racing will continue Saturday night with a 6:30 p.m. start time. More information is available online at www.shawanospeedway.net and also on Facebook.