MSA Sprint Car Series

Congrats to #7 - Lance Fassbender for being the "n1 High Performers" on June 26th at Manitowoc County Expo

n1 Performance & Design is the proud sponsor of the n1 High Performer Award. This award consists of a complete nose wing support system. The high performer is the driver who finishes the highest in the A-Main out of those eligible for the award. Eligibility is earned by being the highest passing point driver from his/her respective heat. The twist here is that if you finish worse than you started you get points taken away. This only applies to determining eligibility for this award and not for any other aspect of the nights racing.

Schedule Updates/Changes

To all MSA Drivers, Crews, Owners and Fans

Please see that there are some changes/additions being made to the 2009 MSA Schedule.
Saturday September 19th - MSA will be joining IRA at the Dodge County Fairgrounds Speedway in Beaver Dam, WI.
Friday September 18th – this date was TBD but is no longer on the shedule.
October 1st & 2nd – TBA – this would be a non-points show for MSA.
October 10th – TBA – this would be a non-points show for MSA.
Please be prepared for a possible event on Sunday, Sept. 6. The date is only 50/50 at this point and should be confirmed either way within the next 2-3 weeks.
Thank you for your understanding, cooperation, and most of all...your SUPPORT!

Friday June 26th at Manitowoc County Expo

Manitowoc, WI – June 26, 2009 - With temperatures in the 80’s, sunny skies, and a huge field of Sprint Cars and Late Models it was a race fans paradise Friday night at the Manitowoc County Expo Speedway. The race night was sponsored by Jerry’s Bakery, Two Rivers, and the trophy sponsor was Zip Prints of Sheboygan.

Lance Fassbender (Burnett) picked up his first 2009 EWSC Sprint Car A-Main win.

Robbie Pribnow (Mayville) jumped out to the lead of the 360 Sprint Car 30 lap A-Main from his pole position start. Melee broke out on lap 2 when many cars got together in turn 3 retiring Jeremy Schultz (Beaver Dam), Randy Call (New Berlin) and Dave Lisowe (Chilton) to the pits for the remainder of the night. Several other cars went to the work area and were able to make it back out to continue the race. On the restart, Kurt Davis (Milwaukee) took the lead away from Pribnow and on lap 10 started to encounter lapped traffic. The field was slowed on lap 11 for the car of Danny Schlafer (Sussex) stopping in turn 2. The green was shown and Fassbender passed Pribnow for second with TJ Luedke (Plymouth) following putting Pribnow in fourth. With what looked like a victory for Davis, the caution flew on lap 25 for the leader. Davis had mechanical problems and his ride stopped in turn 2 handing the lead over to Fassbender. With Luedke and Wayne Modjeski (Oak Creek) lined up directly behind him, Fassbender knew he had to have a good, clean restart. He did just that and brought home his first 2009 EWSC Sprint Car A-Main trophy. Rounding out the top 5 were Luedke, Modjeski, Shane Wenninger (who started 15th), and Pribnow.

Call took the lead of the flag to flag 15 lap Sprint Car B-Main and led the entire race. Finishing behind Call were Mark Wernes, Jr (Mukwonago), Joe Wipperfurth (Columbus), Scott Mohs (Sheboygan Falls), Scott Conger (Eagle), and Brandon Thone (Sheboygan).

Race Summary

HEAT 1 1, Lance Fassbender. 2, Robbie Pribnow. 3, Russ Wetenkamp. 4, Paul Pokorski. 5, Jeff Wilke. 6, Mark Wernes Jr. 7, Scott Mohs. 8, Joe Wipperfurth. 9, Samantha Portschy.
HEAT 2 1, Travis Luedke. 2, Terry Marten. 3, Jeremy Schultz. 4, Danny Schlafer. 5, Scotty Thiel. 6, Shane Wenninger. 7, Brandon Thone. 8, Al Schlafer. 9, Jay Riemer.
HEAT 3 1, Kurt Davis. 2, Wayne Modjeski. 3, Josh Walter. 4, Tim Haddy. 5, Dave Lisowe. 6, Randy Call. 7, Jason Lax. 8, Scott Conger. 9, Tony Wondra.
B FEATURE 1, Randy Call. 2, Mark Wernes Jr. 3, Joe Wipperfurth. 4, Scott Mohs. 5, Scott Conger. 6, Brandon Thone. 7, Jason Lax. 8, Samantha Portschy. 9, Jay Riemer. (DNS).10, Tony Wondra. (DNS).11, Al Schlafer. (DNS).

A FEATURE 1, Lance Fassbender. 2, Travis Luedke. 3, Wayne Modjeski. 4, Shane Wenninger. 5, Robbie Pribnow. 6, Paul Pokorski. 7, Terry Marten. 8, Russ Wetenkamp. 9, Scotty Thiel. 10, Joe Wipperfurth. 11, Jeff Wilke. 12, Mark Wernes Jr. 13, Josh Walter. 14, Scott Conger. 15, Tim Haddy. 16, Brandon Thone. 17, Kurt Davis. 18, Scott Mohs. 19, Danny Schlafer. 20, Dave Lisowe. 21, Randy Call. 22, Jeremy Schultz.