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Motorsports: Anderson returns on top – Brainerd Dispatch

BARROWS — Three weeks ago, Tom Anderson’s car was battered and broken. He was in a much different position Saturday, May 19, on the winner’s stand with the checkered flag in hand after winning the 15-lap Hobby Stock feature event at North Central Speedway. Anderson’s car went into the wall during the season opener, April […]

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BARROWS — Three weeks ago, Tom Anderson’s car was battered and broken.

He was in a much different position Saturday, May 19, on the winner’s stand with the checkered flag in hand after winning the 15-lap Hobby Stock feature event at North Central Speedway.

Anderson’s car went into the wall during the season opener, April 26, and came to a rest on the front straightaway after the first lap with major damage. He returned with a top-five finish Saturday, May 10.

Starting from the second position in Saturday’s feature, Anderson raced to the win in front of Chris Seidel and Mark Johnson. With the win, Anderson is in sixth position in the points race.

Racers compete in a WISSOTA Mod Four heat on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at North Central Speedway in Barrows.
Racers compete in a WISSOTA Mod Four heat on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at North Central Speedway in Barrows.

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Mark Martini was a winner for the third time in four races in the Sport Mod Class and Aaron Johnson duplicated that with his third win in the Modified feature event.

Ashton Schwinn got his second win of the season in the Mod Four feature and Baylen Rooker won for the first time this season in the Sport Compact class.

Curt Myers was the Super Stock feature winner and Cole Greseth won for the Street Stocks.

Levi Randt, 11, and Weston Ramsrud, 67, round the corner during a WISSOTA Street Stock heat on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at North Central Speedway in Barrows.

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Feature: 1-Aaron Johnson, 2-Shawn Fletcher, 3-AJ Viehauser

Heat 1: 1-Erick Thiesse, 2-Aaron Johnson, 3-Mike Brenny

Heat 2: 1-Devin Fouquette, 2-AJ Viehauser, 3-Shawn Fletcher

Feature: 1-Curt Myers, 2-Max Nelson, 3-Tim Johnson

Heat 1: 1-Tim Johnson, 2-Alex Myers, 3-Jason Gamer

Heat 2: 1-Eric Martini, 2-Curt Myers, 3-Dylan Nelson

Heat 3: 1-Josh Schmidt, 2-Max Nelson, 3-Austin Niemeyer

Fans bundle up to watch racing on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at North Central Speedway in Barrows.

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Feature: 1- Cole Greseth, 2-Kolton Brauer, 3-Tommy Pogones

Heat 1: 1-Cole Greseth, 2-Levi Randt, 3-Weston Ramsrud

Heat 2: 1-Tommy Pogones, 2-Kolton Brauer, 3-Kyle Howland

Feature: 1-Mark Martini, 2-David Siercks, 3-T.J. Wyman

Heat 1: 1-T.J.Wyman, 2-Mark Martini, 3-David Siercks

Heat 2: 1-Devon Charpenter, 2-Jake Kierstead, 3-Chris Siercks

Feature: 1-Ashton Schwinn, 2-Robert Holtquist, 3-Rowan Tramm

Heat 1: 1-Patrick Specht, 2-Robert Holtquist, 3-Chad Funt

Heat 2: 1-Dustin Holtquist, 2-Ashton Schwinn, 3-Rowan Tramm

Feature: 1-Tom Anderson, 2-Chris Seidel, 3-Mark Johnson

Heat 1: 1-Tom Anderson, 2-Nathan Kohl, 3-Chris Seidel

Heat 2: 1-Mark Johnson, 2-Travis Koester, 3-Reid Randall

Feature: 1-Baylen Rooker, 2-Travis Roush, 3-Raeann Hanson

Heat 1: 1-Russell Kiker Jr., 2-Tyson Roush, 3-Matt Johnston

Heat 2: 1-Travis Roush, 2-Baylen Rooker, 3-Raeann Hanson

Heat 3: 1-Hunter Carlson, 2-Colton Lodermeier, 3-Eric Pfundt

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