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Waelti scores popular hometown win. SUN PRAIRIE, WI , July 7---Brandon Waleti captured a popular win in front of his hometown fans, winning the 25-lap Badger Midget Series feature, Sunday Night at Angell Park Speedway. The event was part of the ...

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Waelti scores popular hometown win.

SUN PRAIRIE, WI , July 7---Brandon Waleti captured a popular win in front of his hometown fans, winning the 25-lap Badger Midget Series feature, Sunday Night at Angell Park Speedway. The event was part of the Coca-Cola Showdown, which also featured the USAC Stoops Freighliner Sprint Car Series.

Waelti jumped into the lead at the start closely followed by A.J. Fike. Fike moved around Waelti and into the lead on the fifth circuit. At the same time Tony Stewart moved into 15th place after starting 22nd. The event was halted when Jason Leffler flipped on the ninth lap. Leffler was uninjuried.

On the restart Fike led a blanket of cars which were running several different grooves. For the next several laps Fike was running the upper groove with Waelti on the bottom groove. The pair pulled away from the field, with Waelti getting the lead on the 19th lap. Waelti ran a flawless race the final six laps to edge Fike by .54 seconds for the victory driving the Waelti Racing/Stealth-Esslinger#3. Mike Hess,Tracy Hines, and current Badger point leader Davey Ray rounded out the top five. Stewart finished ninth in the feature.

Ray holds a 104 ppint margain over Hess heading into the July 13 event at the Pecatonica Motor Speedway(Pecatonica, IL).

RACE RESULTS

25-LAP FEATURE: 1. Brandon Waelti  2. A.J. Fike  3. Mike Hess  4. Tracy
Hines  5. Davey Ray  6. Aaron Fike  7. Jerry Coons Jr.  8. J.J. Yeley  9.
Tony Stewart  10. Matt Westfall  11. Quinn McCabe  12. Aaron Fiscus  13.
Chad DeSelle  14. DAve Darland  15. Randy Fiscus  16. Johnny Komppa  17. Tom
Hessert  18. Brian Claas  19. Critter Malone  20. Dan Boorse  21. Jason
Leffler  22. DEan Erfurth  23. Boyd Calvert

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Waelti 1-5, 19-25 A.J. Fike 6-18

15-lap "B" Feature: Hines
15-lap "C" Feature: Cody Weisensel
10-lap Heat Race Winners: Stewart, Coons, Boorse, A.J. Fike
6-lap Trophy Dash: Ray

Fast Time: HInes, 14.916 seconds

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