Sept. 16

WEST UNION, Iowa — Three weeks after 17-year-old Ryan Gustin became the youngest winner in the 10-year history of the United States Modified Touring Series, the youth movement continued Sept. 16 as Jake Neal, 18, won his first-career tour victory at Fayette County Speedway.
Neal found the highline  and got by Tommy Weder, Jr. on lap 18 and held off Weder for the victory.
Dereck Ramirez followed Weder to the stripe in third. Tim Donlinger was fourth and Jon Tesch completed the top five.
The finish:
Jake Neal, Tommy Weder, Jr., Dereck Ramirez, Tim Donlinger, Jon Tesch, Joey Schaefer, Zack Vanderbeek, Jeff Schluetter, Scott Green, Darrin Walch, Brandon Kenny, Steve Kosiski, Alan Mondus, Kelly Shryock, Steve Holzkamper, Matt Sweeney, Mark Noble, Corey Dripps, Ron Ver Beek, Al Hejna, David Smith, Ryan Gustin, Dan Bohr, Jason Hughes.

Sept. 17

SPRING VALLEY, Minn. — Jason Cummins was the winner Sept. 17 in the 20-lap USMTS Night of Victory Shootout at Deer Creek Raceway.
Cummins led Mike Sorenson to the stripe ahead of multiple-time USMTS champion Kelly Shryock, who started 18th, in third. Bob Timm and Scott Green completed the top five.
The finish:
Jason Cummins, Mike Sorenson, Kelly Shryock, Bob Timm, Scott Green, Brandon Kenny, Al Hejna, Steve Kosiski, Dereck Ramirez, Steve Arpin, Brady Peterson, Randy Timms, Jay Ihrke, Kevin Harvick, Shawn Peterson, Landon Cassill, Bryan Rowland, Nate Wasmund, Terry Timmerman, Vaughn Gittin, Jr.

Thursday

SPRING VALLEY, Minn. — Jason Hughes was the best of the best, topping 112 entries to win on the opening night of the 10th annual Featherlite Fall Jamboree at Deer Creek Speedway Thursday night.
Hughes led the final 20 laps of the 30-lap event to post the $2,000 victory, his fourth at the three-eighths-mile oval.
Polesitter Steve Wetzstein inherited the runner-up spot when Al Hejna spun and held his position for the final 15 laps, holding off Jon Tesch, 15th-starting Kelly Shryock and Tim Donlinger.
The finish:
Jason Hughes, Steve Wetzstein, Jon Tesch, Kelly Shryock, Tim Donlinger, Dereck Ramirez, Jared Landers, Tommy Weder, Jr., Tommy Myer, Chris Brown, Mike Sorensen, John Allen, Dean Mahlstedt, Bob Timm, Steve Arpin, Jake Neal, Alan Mondus, Randy Timms, Mike Steensma, Brandon Kenny, Jason Cummins, Chad Kinder, David Horner, Nate Wasmund, Zack VanderBeek, Josh Reisch, Al Hejna, Neil Eckhart, Steve Kosiski, Jim Horejsi.

Friday

SPRING VALLEY, Minn. — Zack VanderBeek’s first win at Deer Creek Speedway was a big one as he dominated Friday night’s second night of the 10th annual Featherlite Fall Jamboree at the three-eighths-mile clay oval.
The win was worth $4,000 to the 24-year-old from New Sharon, Iowa. Deer Creek Speedway champion Brad Waits started on the pole for the 35-lap event, but VanderBeek took the lead at the green flag and led every lap.
VanderBeek held off Jason Hughes by a car length for his fifth victory of the season, while Waits finished third. Point-leader Tim Donlinger held off Kelly Shryock for fourth.
The finish:
Zack VanderBeek, Jason Hughes, Brad Waits, Tim Donlinger, Kelly Shryock, Alan Mondus, Jon Tesch, Dereck Ramirez, Mike Sorensen, Al Hejna, Steve Arpin, Ryan Dolan, Dan Bohr, Tom Paulson, Chris Brown, Ron Konkel, Jeff Schluetter, Jake Neal, Bob Timm, Tommy Weder, Jr., Jason Krohn, Les Duellman, Mark Noble, Todd Scharkey, Randy Timms, Brian Mullen, Jay Ihrke, Brandon Kenny, Chad Kinder, Ryan Aho.

Saturday

SPRING VALLEY, Minn. — Tim Donlinger recovered from struggles early in the Casey’s General Stores Hunt for the O’Reilly USMTS National Championship to claim the title with a victory in Saturday’s 10th-annual Featherlite Fall Jamboree at Deer Creek Speedway.
The win was Donlinger’s fourth during the 10-race Hunt and paid $7,000. The national championship paid another $10,000.
Donlinger charged to the front and was locked in a multi-lap battle with Jon Tesch for the lead, which Donlinger took for good on lap 33 of the 40-lap feature. Tesch settled for second ahead of Jason Hughes in third, Zack VanderBeek in fourth and Steve Wetzstein in fifth. Shryock finished eighth.
The finish:
Tim Donlinger, Jon Tesch, Jason Hughes, Zack VanderBeek, Steve Wetzstein, Brad Waits, Mike Sorensen, Kelly Shryock, Jason Krohn, Al Hejna, Steve Arpin, Dereck Ramirez, Brandon Kenny, Steve Holzkamper, Steve Kosiski, John Allen, Randy Timms, Jeff Schluetter, Brady Peterson, Jake Neal, Corey Dripps, Jason Cummins, Jay Ihrke, Alan Mondus, Brian Mullen, Mark Noble, Chris Brown, Craig Scott, Dean Mahlstedt, Tommy Weder, Jr.