July 25
Dacotah Speedway,
Mandan, ND
Sanction: Structural Buildings WISSOTA Challenge Series (Governor's Cup) - $2,000
Information provided by: Series reports (last updated July 26, 6:46 am)
Dacotah gives Montana driver first WCS triumph
Governor's Cup
- Hank Berry
- Jake Redetzke
- Jeff Provinzino
- Jeff Wildung
- Tyson Turnbull
- Aaron Turnbull
- Jason Wolla
- Cole Schill
- Allen Kent
- Lance Matthees
- Dave Smith
- John Kaanta
- Jim Harris
- Matt Gerlach-Smith
- Bill Holler
- Ted Hample
- Robert Odegard
- Kelly Hample
- Eddy Werre
- Jason Storbakken
- Jeremy Keller
- Dan Henrikson
- Ricky Esterholm
- Bryce Beck
- Devin Raynard
- Paul Mueller
- Jason Grimes
presented by
Layn Mudder
Montana driver Hank Berry emerges victorious in Mandan, N.D.
What won the race: Polesitter Hank Berry of Sidney, Mont., raced to his first career victory on the OneMain WISSOTA Challenge Series, topping fellow front-row starter Jake Redetzke of Eau Claire, Wis., for $2,000 in Dacotah Speedway's Governor's Cup.
Key notes: Jake Redetzke was the overall Governor's Cup weekend points champ. ... John Kaanta of Elk Mound, Wis., won Friday's Late Model event. ... The title hopes of Ricky Weiss took a hit when he was disqualified from Thursday's event at Brown County Speedway for a mispositioned transponder after he was the apparent winner. ... McQuade and Budweiser were the event's presenting sponsors. ... Only two series events remain.
On the move: Tail-starting Lance Matthees of Winona, Minn., charged forward to finish 10th.
Winner's sponsors: Berry's Rocket Chassis is sponsored by Michaeletz Trucking, Keyser Mfg. and Industrial Automation.
Points chase: Entering Saturday's event, Kaanta had 414 points to lead Redetzke (408) and Jeff Provinzino (387).
Car count: 36
Polesitter: Hank Berry
Heat race winners: Jeff Wildung, John Kaanta, Aaron Turnbull
Next series race: August 18, Cedar Lake Speedway (New Richmond, WI) $2,500
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
