Saturday

BEAVER DAM, Wis. — Brandon Waelti scored his second feature victory of the season, winning round three of the Duel at the Dam Badger Midget Series feature Saturday night at Charter Raceway Park.
Due to curfew regulations, the event’s final seven laps were not completed.
Chad DeSelle moved from outside of row two to take the lead on the opening lap followed by Brad Loyet, who improved two positions. The first seven laps of the race were slowed by four caution flags, including a five-car accident on lap seven involving series point-leader Mike Hess. On the restart, Dan Mecum flipped, but escaped injury.  
The turning point of the event came on lap 11 when Waelti moved into second position. One lap later, Waelti took the lead from DeSelle. Waelti maintained a three car-length advantage over Loyet when a multi-car spin occurred on lap 23, forcing the completion of the event due to curfew regulations.
Waelti finished ahead of Loyet. Matt Smith scored a career-best feature finish, coming home in third place. Aaron Fiscus and Hess, who recovered from the lap-seven accident, completed the top five.
The finish:
Brandon Waelti, Brad Loyet, Matt Smith, Aaron Fiscus, Mike Hess, Scott Hatton, Chad DeSelle, Robbie Ray, Tim Noble, David Gough, A.J. Fike, Joe Wipperfurth, Dakoda Armstrong, Davey Ray, Kris Hoegsted, Jason Dull, Bryon Walters, Buddy Luebke, Jake Slotten, Michael Pickens, Dan Mecum, Nick Lundgreen, Bobby East, Jim Fuerst, Zach Daum, Derrick Myers.

Sunday

SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — Scott Hatton won the 50-lap Badger Midget Series feature Sunday night at Angell Park Speedway. The win marked the 30th-career feature victory at the track for Hatton, who is seventh on the track’s all-time feature-win list.
Hatton took over the point from Bobby East on lap 10 and by running the cushion on a rough track increased his lead each lap. He led by one-third lap when the red flag appeared on lap 26 for a flip involving fast-qualifier Nick Lundgreen.
On the restart, Hatton quickly pulled away from the field again and was lapping cars by lap 35.
Robbie Ray flipped on lap 48 and the race ended under the red flag due to curfew regulations. Ray was uninjured.
Brandon Waelti  settled for second place ahead of Brad Loyet in third, Mike Hess in fourth and Matt Smith in fifth.
The finish:
Scott Hatton, Brandon Waelti, Brad Loyet, Mike Hess, Matt Smith, Robbie Ray, Joe Wipperfurth, A.J. Fike, Chad DeSelle, Dakoda Armstrong, Joey Moughan, Rob Keelan, Jim Fuerst, Kurt Mayhew, Bobby East, Nick Lundgreen, Tim Noble, Steve Irwin, Bryon Walters, Michael Pickens, David Gough, Jake Slotten.