WILMOT, Wis. — Wayne Johnson took home the top prize at the Kenosha County Fair by topping the Bumper to Bumper IRA 410 Outlaw Sprints headliner.
Johnson, fresh off another impressive run at the Knoxville Nationals, brought Al Christoffers’s No. 14 to the front on lap eight. He led the remainder of the 30-lap event to bank the $2,500 triumph.
Donny Goeden, who led the first seven laps, finished second. John Haeni, Scott Biertzer and Travis Whitney rounded out the top five. 
Two-time IRA Champion Kim Mock suffered a broken arm, broken rib and punctured lung in a nasty flip during his heat.
The finish:
Wayne Johnson, Donny Goeden, John Haeni, Scott Biertzer, Travis Whitney, Scott Uttech, Mike Reinke, Dave Moulis, Ricky Logan, Darrell Dodd, Scotty Neitzel, Steve Meyer, Bill Wirth, Wayne Modjeski, Rick Kelsey, Joe Symoens, Patrick Haynes, Ryan Irwin, Todd Lehr, Bill Warren, David O’Neal, Dave Uttech.