Friday
BRITT, Iowa — Donny Goeden beat out Scotty Neitzel to bag his series leading sixth win of the season in Friday night’s O’Reilly Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Series feature at Hancock County Speedway.
Goeden and Neitzel put on a race-long duel, swapping the lead as they threaded through lapped traffic on the fast four-tenths-mile dirt oval.
Neitzel came home second, followed by Billy Balog, point-leader Travis Whitney and John Haeni.
The finish:
Donny Goeden, Scotty Neitzel, Billy Balog, Travis Whitney, John Haeni, Gary DeWall, Scott Biertzer, Matt Wasmund, Mike Reinke, Brian Kristan, John Sernett, Steve Meyer, Scott Uttech, Kurt Davis, Jerry Richert, Jr., Billy Haffeman, Mike Moore, Dave Uttech, Gordy Volgelaar, Ty Bartz, Ryan Irwin, Donovan Peterson.

Saturday
SPRING VALLEY, Minn. — Scott Biertzer claimed his first O’Reilly Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Series victory on Saturday, winning the headlining 30-lap event at Deer Creek Speedway.
Kurt Davis led the opening laps before Mike Reinke took control and proceeded to set a blistering pace. Reinke’s fast pace soon got the better of him, as he spun out trying to clear a pair of lapped cars, handing the lead to Biertzer.
With Biertzer in control, Donny Goeden moved to second place, putting pressure on the leader before being collected in a crash that brought out the red flag.
Brian Kristan took over the runner-up spot, but Biertzer held on for the victory. Kristan finished a career-best second, followed by Travis Whitney, Reinke and Scotty Neitzel.
The finish:
Scott Biertzer, Brian Kristan, Travis Whitney, Mike Reinke Scotty Neitzel, Billy Balog, John Sernett, Joe Symoens, Steve Meyer, Kurt Davis, Ryan Irwin, John Haeni, Scott Uttech, Dave Uttech, Billy Haffeman, Tony Hargrave, Tim Sernett, Ty Bartz, Donny Goeden, Gary DeWall, Bill Warren, Kim Mock.

Sunday
DARLINGTON, Wis. — Sprint-car veteran Kurt Davis out-dueled Bill Warren to claim his long-overdue first O’Reilly Bumper to Bumper Outlaw Sprint Series victory on Sunday as the series made its first visit to the three-eighths-mile dirt oval at LaFayette County Speedway.
Davis led the opening laps, with Donny Goeden following close behind, before Warren moved up from ninth place to take over the top spot.
Gaining ground in lapped traffic, Davis pulled away to two car lengths over Warren at the finish, with Goeden, Mike Reinke and Scotty Neitzel rounding out the top five.
The finish:
Kurt Davis, Bill Warren, Donny Goeden, Mike Reinke, Scotty Neitzel, John Haeni, Steve Meyer, Travis Whitney, Scott Uttech, Scott Biertzer, Andy Hunt, Joe Symoens, Dave Uttech, Lance Fasbender, Ryan Irwin, Ty Bartz, Billy Haffeman, Rusel Borland, Tim Vandevere.