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Updated: 5/30/2021 Midwest Tour History & All-Time Event Statistics After 154 Events at 21 Different Tracks / Last Updated 05.30.2021 Past Midwest Racing Series Champion & Rookie of the Year American Speed Association ARTGO Challenge Series Midwest Tour Champion (Sanction) ASA National Tour (ASA) 1975 Tom Reffner 2007 Nathan Haseleu (ASA) 1976 Dave Watson 2008 Dan Fredrickson (ASA) Champion / Rookie of the Year 1977 Dick Trickle 2009 Steve Carlson (ASA) 1968 Dave Sorg / NA 1978 Tom Reffner 2010 Steve Carlson (ASA) 1969 Bob Fields / NA 1979 Dick Trickle 2011 Andrew Morrissey (ASA) 1970 Jim Blount / NA 1980 Dick Trickle 2012 Jonathan Eilen (ASA) 1971 Gene Christe / NA 1981 Jim Sauter 2013 Dan Fredrickson (ARCA) 1972 Dennis Miles / NA 1982 Jim Sauter 2014 Ty Majeski (ARCA) 1973 Dave Sorg / Kenny Simpson 1983 Dick Trickle 2015 Ty Majeski (ARCA) 1974 Mike Eddy / David Cope 1984 Dick Trickle 2016 Ty Majeski (ARCA) 1975 Moose Myers / NA 1985 Dick Trickle 2017 Ty Majeski (ARCA) 1976 Mike Eddy / Glenn Ohlmann 1986 Joe Shear 2018 Dalton Zehr (ARCA) 1977 Dave Watson / Mark Martin 1987 Dick Trickle 2019 Casey Johnson (ARCA) 1978 Mark Martin / Larry Schuler 1988 Butch Miller 2020 Casey Johnson (ARCA) 1979 Mark Martin / Bob Strait 1990 Steve Carlson Midwest Tour Rookie of the Year 1980 Mark Martin / Hyl Magoon 1991 Steve Carlson 2007 Jonathan Eilen (ASA) 1981 Mike Eddy / Pat Schauer 1992 Jim Weber 2008 Nick Murgic (ASA) 1982 Mike Eddy / Harold Fair 1993 Jim Weber 2009 Jacob Goede (ASA) 1983 Rusty Wallace / J Kurkowski 1994 Steve Carlson 2010 Ross Kenseth (ASA) 1984 Dick Trickle / Ken Lund 1995 Kevin Cywinski 2011 Skylar Holzhausen (ASA) 1985 Dick Trickle / Russ Urlin 1996 Steve Carlson 2012 Matt Tifft (ASA) 1986 Mark Martin / Kenny Wallace 1997 Eddie Hoffman 2013 James Swan (ARCA) 1987 Butch Miller / Ted Musgrave 2014 Ty Majeski (ARCA) 1988 Butch Miller / Jeff Neal NASCAR Midwest Elite 2015 Austin Nason (ARCA) 1989 Mike Eddy / Scott Hansen Division Champion 2016 Casey Johnson (ARCA) 1990 Bob Senneker / J. Benson Jr. 1998 Steve Carlson 2017 Michael Ostdiek (ARCA 1991 Mike Eddy / Tim Fedewa 1999 Brian Hoppe 2018 Billy Mohn (ARCA) 1992 Mike Eddy / Steve Holzhausen 2000 Steve Carlson 2019 Gabe Sommers (ARCA) 1993 J. Benson Jr. / R. MacDonald 2001 Steve Carlson 1994 Butch Miller / Dave Sensiba 2002 Steve Carlson Midwest Tour Tracks (Events) 1995 Bryan Reffner / Rick Beebe 2003 Steve Carlson Berlin Raceway (1) 1996 Tony Raines / Kevin Cywinski 2004 Justin Dierks Dells Raceway Park (12) 1997 Kevin Cywinski / Steve Carlson 2005 Justin Dierks Elko Speedway (13) 1998 G. St. Amant / Jimmie Johnson 2006 Tim Schendel Gateway Motorsports Park (2) 1999 Tim Sauter / Rick Johnson Golden Sands Speedway (2) 2000 Gary St. Amant / Joey Clanton Rookie of the Year Grundy County Speedway (11) 2001 Johnny Sauter / Johnny Sauter 1998 Justin Dierks Hawkeye Downs Speedway (7) 2002 Joey Clanton / David Stremme 1999 Jimmy Mars I-94 Raceway (2) 2003 Kevin Cywinski / Reed Sorenson 2000 Tim Schendel Illiana Motor Speedway (5) 2004 Kevin Cywinski / Brett Sontag 2001 Dan Fredrickson Iowa Speedway (4) 2005 B. Reffner / B. Campbell (ASL) 2002 Josh Vadnais Jefferson Speedway (5) 2003 Eric Fransen LaCrosse Speedway (15)* 2004 Russ Blakely Madison Int’l Speedway (17) 2005 Andrew Morrissey Marshfield Motor Speedway (8) 2006 Scott Backman Milwaukee Mile (5) Norway Speedway (8) Raceway Park (5) Rockford Speedway (6) State Park Speedway (11) Toledo Speedway (2)* Wisconsin Int’l Raceway (12) *Non-championship points event(s). Midwest Tour All-Time Event Statistics // midwesttour.racing // facebook.com/midwesttour // twitter.com/midwesttour Updated: 5/30/2021 Larry Detjens Sportsmanship Award Though years have past, champions have been crowned and short track racing has changed, the legend of Larry Detjens still lives on. The ‘Larry Detjens Sportsmanship Award’ was established by ARTGO in 1987 to ensure that Detjens’ contributions to the sport would forever be remembered. Voted on by their peers prior to the final event of the season during Oktoberfest Race Weekend, the award is presented to the racer that best represents sportsmanship and efforts to improve short track racing. 1987 Steve Holzhausen 1998 Pete Moore 2009 Nathan Haseleu 1988 Scott Hansen 1999 Brian Hoppe 2010 Chris Wimmer 1989 Dennis Lampman 2000 Travis Kvapil 2011 Griffin McGrath 1990 Larry Schuler 2001 Tim Schendel 2012 Nathan Haseleu 1991 Kevin Cywinski 2002 Josh Vadnais 2013 James Swan 1992 Rick Beebe 2003 Les Ferris 2014 Cardell Potter 1993 Larry Schuler 2004 Ryan Hansen 2015 Skylar Holzhausen 1994 J.R. Roahrig 2005 Tim Schendel 2016 Casey Johnson 1995 Jeff Klem 2006 Dave Finney 2017 Dalton Zehr 1996 Pierre Goulet 2007 Donny Reuvers 1997 Jason Schuler 2008 Jamie Iverson Larry Detjens with John McKarns at Rockford Speedway Midwest Tour All-Time Event Statistics // midwesttour.racing // facebook.com/midwesttour // twitter.com/midwesttour Updated: 5/30/2021 Midwest Tour Cumulative Feature Wins & Fast Qualifier Awards After 154 Events at 21 Different Tracks / Last Updated 05.30.2021 Feature Event Wins Fast Qualifier Awards 1 Ty Majeski 26 1 Ty Majeski 26 2 Dan Fredrickson** 16 2 Dan Fredrickson 13 3 Steve Carlson 11 3 Chris Weinkauf 12 4 Travis Sauter 9 4 Nathan Haseleu 10 5 Nathan Haseleu 9 5 Chris Wimmer 10 6 Johnny Sauter 7 6 Johnny Sauter 7 7 Jonathan Eilen 5 7 Steve Carlson 6 8 Andrew Morrissey 5 8 Joacob Goede 5 9 Donny Reuvers 4 9 Andrew Morrissey 4 10 Ross Kenseth 4 10 Kyle Busch 4 11 Tim Schendel 4 11 Paul Schafer Jr. 4 12 Jamie Iverson 4 12 Austin Nason 4 13 Kyle Busch 3 13 Donny Reuvers 3 14 Casey Johnson 3 14 Griffin McGrath 3 15 Austin Nason 3 15 Travis Sauter 3 16 Dalton Zehr 3 16 Dalton Zehr 3 17 Eddie Hoffman 2 17 Tim Schendel 2 18 Chris Wimmer 2 18 Tim Sauter 2 19 Jacob Goede 2 19 Johnny Van doorn* 2 20 Skylar Holzhausen 2 20 Jonathan Eilen 2 21 Brian Campbell* 2 21 Luke Fenhaus 2 22 Ricky Baker 2 22 Blake Horstman 1 23 Paul Shafer Jr. 2 23 Brian Campbell* 1 24 Kenny Richards 1 24 Bryan Reffner 1 25 Brandon Hill 1 25 Dan Lensing 1 26 Brent Kirchner 1 26 Jeff Kendall 1 27 Frank Kreyer 1 27 Jeff Storm 1 28 Jake Ryan 1 28 Jeremy Lepak 1 29 Jason Weinkauf 1 29 John Hunter Nemechek 1 30 Jeff Choquette 1 30 Josh Vadnais** 1 31 Johnny VanDoorn* 1 31 Matt Kenseth 1 32 Mark Mackesy 1 32 Matt Tifft 1 33 Matt Kenseth 1 33 Michael Bilderback 1 34 Steve Holzhausen 1 34 Nick Panitzke 1 35 Erik Jones 1 35 Ross Kenseth 1 36 Tim Sauter 1 36 Ryan Johnson 1 37 Chris Weinkauf 1 37 Steve Holzhausen 1 38 Nick Murgic 1 38 Skylar Holzhausen 1 39 Jeff Holtz 1 39 Jeremy Miller 1 40 Dennis Prunty 1 40 Nick Murgic 1 41 Derek Kraus 1 41 Anderson Bowen 1 42 Gabe Sommers 1 42 Derek Kraus 1 43 Bubba Pollard 1 43 Andy Jones 1 44 Carson Kvapil 1 44 Jeff Holtz 1 45 Chase Purdy 1 45 Gabe Sommers 1 46 Justin Mondeik 1 46 Casey Johnson 1 47 Rick Bickle Jr. 1 47 Justin Mondeik 1 *Includes ARCA/CRA ARCAMT combined non-championship points event at Toledo Speedway Midwest Tour All-Time Event Statistics // midwesttour.racing // facebook.com/midwesttour // twitter.com/midwesttour Updated: 5/30/2021 **Includes non-championship points event at LaCrosse Speedway Midwest Tour All-Time Event Statistics // midwesttour.racing // facebook.com/midwesttour // twitter.com/midwesttour Updated: 5/30/2021 Midwest Tour Event Breakdown After 154 Events at 21 Different Tracks / Last Updated 05.30.2021 # Date Cars Track Location Winner Fast Qualifier Time 154 5/29/2021 27 Jefferson Speedway Jefferson, WI Ty Majeski Luke Fenhaus 13.394 153 5/2/2021 32 Madison Int'l Speedway Oregon, WI Rich Bickle Jr. Luke Fenhaus 17.288 152 10/11/2020 32 LaCrosse Speedway West Salem, WI Ty Majeski Ty Majeski 18.540 151 9/5/2020 33 Dells Raceway Park Wisconsin Dells, WI Johnny Sauter Justin Mondeik 13.276 150 8/22/2020 23 Grundy County Speedway Morris, IL Paul Shafer Jr. Jonathan Eilen 14.816 149 8/4/2020 37 Wisconsin Int'l Raceway Kaukauna, WI Ty Majeski Ty Majeski 18.918 148 7/25/2020 27 State Park Speedway Wausau, WI Justin Mondeik Dan Fredrickson 13.583 147 10/6/2019 31 LaCrosse Speedway West Salem, WI Ty Majeski Dan Fredrickson 18.586 146 8/31/2019 22 Dells Raceway Park Wisconsin Dells, WI Ty Majeski Ty Majeski 13.075 145 8/16/2019 26 Madison Int'l Speedway Oregon, WI Ty Majeski Ty Majeski 17.426 144 8/6/2019 29 Wisconsin Int'l Raceway Kaukauna, WI Ty Majeski Gabe Sommers 19.069 143 7/27/2019 21 State Park Speedway Wausau, WI Gabe Sommers Austin Nason 13.614 142 6/29/2019 22 Rockford Speedway Loves Park, IL Casey Johnson Austin Nason 13.028 141 6/16/2019 36 Milwaukee Mile West Allis, WI Austin Nason Ty Majeski 28.350 140 5/25/2019 20 Jefferson Speedway Jefferson, WI Casey Johnson Austin Nason 13.661 139 5/5/2019 27 Madison Int'l Speedway Oregon, WI Bubba Pollard Casey Johnson 17.472 138 10/7/2018 31 LaCrosse Speedway West Salem, WI Andrew Morrissey Ty Majeski 18.623 137 9/1/2018 23 Dells Raceway Park Wisconsin Dells, WI Johnny Sauter Dalton Zehr 13.179 136 8/25/2018 29 Grundy County Speedway Morris, IL Dalton Zehr Paul Shafer Jr. 14.870 135 8/18/2018 25 Golden Sands Speedway Plover, WI Carson Kvapil Paul Shafer Jr.
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