Schultz Equipment Sales of Iron Mountain sponsored week 11 at the Norway Speedway. Ryan Hood stormed through the field to pass Brandon Reichenberger to win the Pepsi Late Modal A feature, while Ron Jenshak won the Bumper to Bumper Auto Value Super Stock A feature, John Martin won the DQ-Dog A, and Jim Stachowicz won his 6th slammer feature of the season.

2009 Pepsi Late Model Rookie Brandon Reichenberger and Dallas Kralovetz led Late Model A feature to the green flag. Reichenberger took the early advantage over Kralovetz. Steve Debaker soon moved into the second position working his way by Kralovetz. Lurking mid-pack was Ryan Hood as he started to climb through the field on the outside. By lap 19 he was outside of Debaker for second, clearing him by lap 20 and setting his radar onto the leader. The laps kept ticking by, and Reichenberger’s lead shrunk with every passing lap, it looked like Hood was going to catch the leader, but would he do it with enough laps left to complete the pass? With 4 laps remaining Hood jumped to the outside of Reichenberger as the two raced door to door the final remaining laps. With two laps remaining Hood jumped into the lead, and hold on winning his first Pepsi Late Model event of the season. 1. #28 Ryan Hood 2. #11 Brandon Reichenberger 3. #19 Troy Nelson 4. #79 Dan Lindsley 5. #2 Dillon Kralovetz 6. #52 Tom Lindquist 7. #41 Scott Stanchina 8. #1 Mike Reichenberger 9. #28d Steve Debaker 10. #21 Dallas Kralovetz (for complete results please visit the mylaps link at norwayspeedway.com)

Wes Thompson and Rookie contender Chris Lassila raced to the green flag to start the Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Super Stock A main. Before the first lap was completed an incident involving point leader Bill Delfosse crippled his #199 Monte Carlo severely, along with 3 time feature winner Mark Jenshak. Two other cautions would mar the start of the event before a lap could get completed. Finally the third attempt at the start of the race, the field took the green, but it would only last 3 laps when the #16 of Mike Stanchina was sent around and the field was engulfed into carnage, as the wreck collected all but 5 of the starters, including point contender Markus Bubloni, 3 out of the top 4 in points had been knocked out of the race, although Delfosse would get his #199 out to get some valuable points. As the Race went Green Ryan Wender sped by Wes Thompson, but it was Ron Jenshak making the most of the night taking his second win of the season, and catapulting into the point lead. 1. #40 Ron Jenshak 2. #21 Jason Blohm 3. #00 Ryan Wender 4. #55 Chris Lassila 5. #69 Wes Thompson 6. #02 Scott Visintainer (-2 laps) 7. #49 Todd Sundstrom (-4) 8. #5 Tim Schultz (-17) 9 #199 Bill Delfosse (-21) 10. #16 Mike Stanchina (-27) (for complete results visit the mylaps link at norwayspeedway.com)

Bob Nordel and Gerald Dugree Sr put the hammer down as they took the green to kick off the DQ-Dog Four Cylinder A feature, Dugree held the lead down from lap one until his #63 was over taken by #2 point man John Martin. Martin would go on to hold off Chris Dupuis and Cody Skog to win his second feature of the season and close in on point leader Mark Moraska. 1. #222 John Martin 2. #28 Cody Skog 3. #19 Chris Dupuis 4. #29 Bob Nordell 5. #14 Tim Wilcox 6. #63 Gerald Dugree sr 7. #55 Trevor Cronick 8. #25 Gerald Dugree jr 9. #41 Jim Stanchina 10. #2 Paul Martin.

Chuck Clark took the lead away from Jason Hubbard, but could not hold of Jim Stachowicz as Stachowicz won his sixth Slammer feature of the season. 1. #97 Jim Stachowicz 2. #24 John Mattia 3. #00 Chuck Clark 4. #27 Jason Hubbard 5. #5 Nathan Winling (out) 6. #9 Neil Varda (Out)

Matt Parkansky passed Kris Oliver and went on to win the Pepsi Late Model Semi feature 1. #21 Matt Parkansky 2. #23 Bruce White 3. #12 Putch Bently 4. #38 Shawn Majkrzak 5. #0 Kris Oliver

Brett Bray led the first four laps of the Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Super Stock Semi-feature, but Terry Quick would race by on lap 5. Scott Visintainer would then move to the outside as Quick and Visintainer raced door to door swapping the lead back and forth, but it was Visintainer taking the win. 1. #02 Scott Visintainer 2. #18 Terry Quick 3. #4a Anthony Poupore 4. #9 Al Bilski 5. #6 Brett Bray

Andy Gerwig held off Tom Bordeau to win the DQ-Dog Four Cylinder Semi-feature 1. #138 Andy Gerwig 2. #54 Tom Bordeau 3. #13 Eric Lafreniere 4. #41B Brian Stanchina 5. #89 Bobby Rose

Mike Reichenberger held fast time in the Pepsi Late Model division with a time of 14.854 average speed of 80.786 mph; Ron Jenshak was the fastest Super Stock with a time of 16.387 an average speed of 73.228, and Cody Skog won his 4th consecutive DQ-Dog fast time.

Pepsi Late Model heat wins went to, Tom Lindquist won the dash, Allan Yelle won the first heat, Putch Bently won the second heat, and Dan Lindsley won the third heat. Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Super Stock heat wins were won by, Mark Bubloni-Dash, Scott Visintainer the first heat, and Ryan Wender the second heat.

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