On a super fast race track, the Winged Super Modified 30-lap A-Main competitors flew around the Manitowoc track as past Modified Track Champion Paul Pokorski of West Bend was hooked up as he charged out into the lead on the first lap. Steve Bricker of Two Rivers and Bob Brion of Plymouth chased Pokorski with Butch Hafemann of Campbellsport, Dan Kruschke of Glenbeulah, Tim McMullen of Plymouth and Pete Ostrowski of East Troy remaining tightly packed as they battled for third place in lap four. A lap later, a yellow flag pulled leader Pokorski back to just in front of the field.Last season’s EWSC Winged Super Modified Track Champion Paul Pokorski of West Bend wasted no time in jumping to the front of the A-Main with another past division champion Pete Ostrowski of East Troy chasing him down. Dave Deicher of Plymouth charged after the Modified champions with Kris Hansen of Manitowoc on his bumper. Pokorski and Ostrowski were hooked up on the high side of the track as they charged through the turns lap after lap. At the white flag with one lap to go, it looked as if lapped traffic would hold up leader Pokorski just for a second which would give an experienced racer like Ostrowski enough time to take control of the race. Pokorski threw his car skillfully between two lapped cars to pull down the backstretch still in the lead with Ostrowski charging through the same cars to chase Pokorski to the line. As the checkered flag flew, Pokorski became the first Modified A-Main winner of the 2007 season. Fast Qualifier Ostrowski followed in second with Butch Hafemann of Campbellsport, Dave Deicher of Plymouth and Kris Hansen of Manitowoc rounding out the top five.

In the Limited Late Model A-Main, Jeff Sayler of Howards Grove grabbed the early lead in the first lap but bobbled just slightly coming out of turn four to complete the second lap. That was all the opening last year’s Limited Late Model Track Champion Dan Dippel of Plymouth needed to charge through to take over the lead. Sayler raced after Dippel with Howie Weiss of Glenbeulah on his bumper. Two laps later, Weiss moved into second and heat winner Mark Dingel of Sheboygan followed in third in the chase for the lead. Nothing would halt the race as Dippel set the pace and charged through to win the first Limited Late Model A-Main of the season. Weiss finished second with Dingel, Scott Haugstad of Plymouth and Sayler rounding out the top five.

The hard-charging Grand National A-Main hit the track and ran green flag to checkered without interruption as Brett Wenzel of Two Rivers charged into the lead by the second lap. In the early laps, as cars battled three wide through the corners at the Manitowoc track, Tim Warner of Malone and Mike Plate of Newton raced after leader Wenzel to challenge for control of the race. After seven laps of following Warner, Plate made his move coming out of turn four to complete lap nine as Plate threw his car hard to the inside of Warner to charge passed him on the front stretch to take over second. As Plate focused on catching the leader, Wenzel was able to distance his car out in front. Warner refocused and charged after Plate as last year’s track champion Brian Gilles of Plymouth moved into fourth. By lap 12, Plate, Warner and Gilles raced bumper to bumper with only inches separating second through fourth. Three laps later, coming out of turn four, Plate, Warner and Gilles charged hard down the front stretch making contact across the start/finish line as Warner moved back into second by inches. With five laps to the end, leader Wenzel maneuvered around lapped traffic to hold onto the top spot. Warner charged after Wenzel as Plate and Gilles battled for third. In lap 17, Gilles secured third and chased down Warner for the challenge position. When the white flag flew, Gilles made his move as he threw his car to the outside groove to attempt to pass Warner but Warner held him off. At the checkered flag, Wenzel solidly won the first Grand National A-Main of the season. Warner followed in second with Plate making a final lap pass on the front stretch to finish third. Fast qualifier and heat winner Gilles and Bob Peter of Howards Grove rounded out the top five.

In the Limited Late Model A-Main, Jeff Sayler of Howards Grove grabbed the early lead in the first lap but bobbled just slightly coming out of turn four to complete the second lap. That was all the opening last year’s Limited Late Model Track Champion Dan Dippel of Plymouth needed to charge through to take over the lead. Sayler raced after Dippel with Howie Weiss of Glenbeulah on his bumper. Two laps later, Weiss moved into second and heat winner Mark Dingel of Sheboygan followed in third in the chase for the lead. Nothing would halt the race as Dippel set the pace and charged through to win the first Limited Late Model A-Main of the season. Weiss finished second with Dingel, Scott Haugstad of Plymouth and Sayler rounding out the top five.

The hard-charging Grand National A-Main hit the track and ran green flag to checkered without interruption as Brett Wenzel of Two Rivers charged into the lead by the second lap. In the early laps, as cars battled three wide through the corners at the Manitowoc track, Tim Warner of Malone and Mike Plate of Newton raced after leader Wenzel to challenge for control of the race. After seven laps of following Warner, Plate made his move coming out of turn four to complete lap nine as Plate threw his car hard to the inside of Warner to charge passed him on the front stretch to take over second. As Plate focused on catching the leader, Wenzel was able to distance his car out in front. Warner refocused and charged after Plate as last year’s track champion Brian Gilles of Plymouth moved into fourth. By lap 12, Plate, Warner and Gilles raced bumper to bumper with only inches separating second through fourth. Three laps later, coming out of turn four, Plate, Warner and Gilles charged hard down the front stretch making contact across the start/finish line as Warner moved back into second by inches. With five laps to the end, leader Wenzel maneuvered around lapped traffic to hold onto the top spot. Warner charged after Wenzel as Plate and Gilles battled for third. In lap 17, Gilles secured third and chased down Warner for the challenge position. When the white flag flew, Gilles made his move as he threw his car to the outside groove to attempt to pass Warner but Warner held him off. At the checkered flag, Wenzel solidly won the first Grand National A-Main of the season. Warner followed in second with Plate making a final lap pass on the front stretch to finish third. Fast qualifier and heat winner Gilles and Bob Peter of Howards Grove rounded out the top five.

n the All American Mighty 4’s A-Main, Amber Rabe of Plymouth charged into the early lead with Kyle Resch of Manitowoc chasing her down. As the field completed lap three and charged into turns one and two, the red flag came out for Resch who rolled his car through the turn.