Holzhausen Wins White Race

By: Sandy Shultz
July 15, 2010
 

(KAUKAUNA, WI)   Steve Holzhausen took the lead on lap 57 of the 75-lap White Race, passing Terry Baldry on the inside, as the two working through turns three and four.  Holzhausen started the race from ninth position, moving his way to fifth position as the second caution of the race flew on lap 33.  On the restart, Holzhausen passed Kyle Calmes to move to fourth position and set his sights on Robb Vanderloop.  Holzhausen passed Vanderloop on lap 38 and moved his way past Jeff Van Oudenhoven to second position just five laps later.  Holzhausen continued to close the gap between himself and Baldry, who led the first 56 laps.  Once Holzhausen took the lead, Tim Rothe moved past Baldry for second.  With just four laps remaining, Rothe moved within a few car-lengths of Holzhausen as the two worked through lapped traffic.  Rothe finished .404 seconds behind Holzhausen while Baldry settled for third.  Van Oudenhoven finished fourth ahead of Calmes in fifth position.  Baldry extends his points lead to 27 points over Lowell Bennett, who finished ninth.

Tanner Bohlen took the lead of the limited late model feature on lap six, passing Jesse Oudenhoven on the restart.  Bohlen continued to lead the field and in the closing laps was challenged by Kris Kelly, but his lead was not compromised.  Bohlen won his first feature of the season, finishing 1.398 second ahead of Kelly.  Mike Meyerhofer was third, followed by Oudenhoven and Gary Natrop.  Bohlen’s win extends his points lead by 17 points over Brandon Conrad.

Erik Turner was running in second position behind Denny Crass with just three laps to go when the leader had a problem and Turner took over the lead.  On the final lap, Andy Casavant remained on Turner’s bumper , but was not able to pass him as Turner took him his first feature win of the season in the Super Stock division.  Casavant settled for second, Larry Raygo was third, Ed Howard and Randy Rahn rounded out the top five.  Greg Hauser and Andy Casavant continue to be the leader in the point standings, stretching their lead to 53 points over Dylan Wenzel.

Ron Magdanz took home his first checkered flag of the season, winning the 20-lap Sport Truck feature.  Magdanz took the lead from Ron Champeau on lap 15, following the restart.  Magdanz passed Champeau as the two worked through turn two.  Reagan May passed Champeau a lap later, going on to finish .163 seconds behind the winner.  Champeau held on for third position, followed by Dan Vixmer and Jacob Boldig.  Jason Plutz continues to lead the point standings by 9 points over Vixmer.

Alex Prunty took the lead on lap 2 of the first Sizzling 4 feature and never looked back as he finished 6.360 seconds ahead of Tom Schweitzer.  Cody Kippenhan was third, followed by Evan Beattie and Tim Richter.  In the second Sizzling 4 feature, Wayne Sonkowsky took the lead on lap nine, after battling with Katie Braun and Rick Wenzel.  Braun finished second, followed by Wenzel, Kurt Schweitzer and Richter.  The win was Sonkowsky’s fourth feature win of the season.  Dave Wacek is the points leader by 5 points over Sonkowsky.

Craig VandeWettering won the 15-lap Figure Eight feature.  VandeWettering took the lead from Terry Van Roy on lap four.  Ken Van Wychen finished second, followed by Mike Meyerhofer Jr., Donny Van Camp and Derek Schmidt.  VandeWettering and Jeff Wohlrabe are tied atop the Championship standings, just 10 points ahead of Dan Gracyalny in third position. 

LIMITED LATE MODEL

SUPER STOCK

SPORT TRUCKS

SIZZLIN 4s

The next FRRC event is July 22nd 2010