Werner Eclectic Supply sponsored the Werner Electric UP 50, Friday night at the Norway Speedway. The main event was cut 3 laps short of the finish due to a City of Norway Power Failure. Mike Reichenberger was the leader at the time, when it was determined well beyond a two hour wait past the 11th hour to call it a night.

Matt Parkansky battled Steve Debaker to the green flag of the Werner Electric UP 50. Parkansky led the first lap, but Debaker would nudge a head to lead lap two and move into the lead. Dillon Kralovetz raced by Parkanksy as well to move into the second position closing in on Debaker. Kralovetz would jump to the outside of Debaker on lap 7 completing the pass then went on to put a little breathing room between him and the second position. At the midpoint of the race, Kralovetz still held a couple car length lead over Craig Schei and Mike Reichenberger. Schei and Reichenberger slammed and banged as Schei tried his best to keep the second position. As the second and third place cars battled along side each other, they started to rope in the leader. It quickly became a four car battle for the top spot as Troy Nelson joined the battle with Schei and Reichenberger. On Lap 30 Reichenberger had the drive he needed off the corner to motor past Kralovetz for the lead, Troy Nelson would soon follow Reichenberger’s path into the second position. As the laps ticked by, fast qualifier Dalton Zehr had been cruising from the back of the pack on the outside lane, moving into the second position, and to the door of the #1 car of Reichenberger when the caution flag flew for a brief spin with three laps remaining. As soon as the caution flag flew the Track Lights went out, and the wait began. City of Norway tried their best to get the problem rectified in a timely manor, but after a two hour wait, and the clock well past 11pm, the race had to be called. Awarding Mike Reichenberger the victory. 1. #1 Mike Reichenberger 2. #119 Dalton Zehr 3. #19 Troy Nelson 4. #44 Craig Schei 5. #2 Dillon Kralovetz 6. #28 Ryan Hood 7. #41 Scott Stanchina 8. #28D Steve Debaker 9 #95 John Osterman 10. #11 Brandon Reichenberger.

Scott Degnan held off Ken Bower and Kris Oliver to win the Pepsi Late Model Semi-feature.

Pepsi Late Model heat wins went to, Tom Lindquist won the fast dash, Ken Bower won the first heat, Kris Oliver won the second heat and Dillon Kralovetz won the third heat, and Dalton Zehr had fast time with a blazing lap of 14.769 an average of 81.250 mph

There was no Super Stock A feature due to the power failure, but Mike
Stanchina won the Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Super Stock Semi-feature 1.
#16 Mike Stanchina 2. #18 Jessie Ritcher 3. #55 Chris Lassila 4. #45 John
Lapoint 5. #67 Bryce Cuggino

Mike Stanchina also won his heat race, also Scott Vizintainer won his heat race, and Marcus Bubloni won the Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Super Stock dash. Ron Jenshack also took fast time.

Eric Lafreniere made his way by Bobby Rose and Brian Stanchina to win the 8 lap DQ-Dog Four Cylinder Dash. 1. #13 Eric Lafreniere 2. #89 Bobby Rose 3. #2 Paul Martin 4. #55 Trevor Cronick 5. #14 Tim Wilcox 6. #28 Cody Skog 7 #41B Brian Stanchina 8. #222 John Martin.

Fast time also went to Cody Skog, with a lap 18.6 for the DQ-Dog Four Cylinders.

There were no Four Cylinder and Slammer features as well due to the power failure. Hope to see you all Next week as Auto Value Bumper to Bumper present their second 50 lap $2000 to win LM A feature of the season!!! Also a $500 Super Stock Prize on the line and that always gets interesting!