Friday

NEW RICHMOND, Wis. — Scott Winters had to hold off a charging Brooke Tatnell as the Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Series came calling for night one of the Masters at Cedar Lake Speedway
It was Winters’s first 410 sprint-car victory at the three-eighths oval and came as Tatnell charged from his 10th-starting spot up to second. Tatnell closed on Winters as he diced through lapped traffic, but was unable to gain enough ground to get to the bumper of Winters.
Jerry Richert, Jr., who set a quick time of 11.555 seconds during qualifying, finished third. Davey Heskin was fourth ahead of Bill Balog.
Scotty Biertzer was uninjured after being involved in an incident during the third heat of the night. After hopping the right-rear tire of Leigh Thomas entering turn one, Biertzer was launched skyward in a series of flips, exiting the track and landing upright on the road leading to the track scales.
The finish:
Scott Winters, Brooke Tatnell, Jerry Richert, Jr., Davey Heskin, Bill Balog, Scotty Neitzel, Steve Meyer, John Sernett, Travis Whitney, Kurt Davis, Brian Kristan, Mike Reinke, John Haeni, Donny Goeden, Gary Dewall, Leigh Thomas, Ryan Irwin, Scott Uttech, Dave Uttech, Billy Hafemann, Jason Johnson, Andy Hunt.

Saturday

NEW RICHMOND, Wis. — Scott Winters completed the sweep Saturday of the Masters at Cedar Lake Speedway as the Bumper to Bumper IRA Sprint Series 30-lap feature was finished just ahead of rainstorms moving into the area.
A late red flag set up a five-lap dash to the finish with Winters, holding off Travis Whitney, who settled for the runner-up spot. John Haeni was third and Mike Reinke finished fourth.
Jerry Richert, Jr. completed the top five after leading the early portion of the race.
Winters got by Richert on lap 13 and led the final 17 laps to become the second driver to sweep the feature events at the Masters. Whitney pulled off the same feat in 2007.
The finish:
Scott Winters, Travis Whitney, John Haeni, Mike Reinke, Jerry Richert, Jr., Scotty Neitzel, Billy Balog, Steve Meyer, Brooke Tatnell, Donny Goeden, Brian Kristan, John Sernett.