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Bellefeuille bags the Modified money but Sabraski steals everything else at ABC Raceway’s Red Clay Classic

By Nick Gima

ASHLAND, WI (October 2-3) -Shane Sabraski continued his highly successful invitational season by taking three of the four WISSOTA Dirt Track Series features during the 51st annual Red Clay Classic at ABC Raceway Sunday, October 4. Jody Bellefeuille topped the fourth feature, gaining important points in his own national point battle in the Modifieds.

The Saturday portion of the two-day program was spoiled by day-long light rain showers, but a majority of the 167 entries in the four competing divisions, representing five states and one Canadian province stayed the extra day.

On Sunday afternoon, the remaining qualifying races and the championship features were held under sunny skies.

Sabraski enjoyed favorable starting spots in all three of the features he won, and he took full advantage of his opportunities.

In the WISSOTA Late Model 50-lap feature, he started outside of the front row alongside Skeeter Estey, and beat the polesitter out of the first pair of turns for the early lead. He sprinted to a 2.1-second advantage within the first six laps, with Ashley Anderson, Kevin Eder and Josh Beaulieu trailing at a short distance.

The leader was already dealing with backmarkers by lap seven, allowing Estey to cut the deficit to Sabraski to less than a second by lap nine. With Sabraski trapped behind a slower car on lap 10, Estey slipped by for the lead and built a quick .67-second margin. But Estey himself soon struggled with traffic as the leaders dug deeper into the back of the field, giving the lead back to Sabraski on lap 15 – just one circuit before Estey’s car came up lame and the first of four cautions fell.

Sabraski sprinted away from Anderson and Eder on the restart to a 1.25-second cushion. Anderson eventually separated himself from Eder and closed the gap to the leader to less than .2 of a second on lap 31, just as the yellow flag was shown again for Eric Lillo’s stopped car. Then Adam Hensel’s stalled racer ended his top-10 run on lap 34, and 18th-starter Kyle Peterlin tagged the back-straight wall hard on the ensuing restart to end his charge into the top-10.

Sabraski pushed his lead again to more than 1.67 seconds with less than five laps remaining, and although Anderson trimmed that margin down by about half when the checkered flag was thrown, Sabraski still had plenty of cushion for the feature win — the 23rd of his career at Ashland and record-tying sixth RCC title (matching Jimmy Mars), worth $8,450 in purse and contingencies.

Eder, the defending race champion, came home a distant third, followed by fellow past RCC champs Jake Redetzke and Darrell Nelson in the top five.

Jody Bellefeuille stole a little of the spotlight with his second RCC win and first since 2007, worth $6,000 in purse money and another $450 in contingency earnings.

He started the 40-lap WISSOTA Modified headliner from the pole, and waited through two yellow flags — one for a three-car tangle on the initial start, and a second for Joey Jensen’s spin on the restart — to beat fellow front-row starter Shane Halopka to the early lead. Texas visitor Rodney Sanders stuck close behind them. The lead trio pulled far away from Kennedy Swan, who had all she could handle staying ahead of Clayton Wagamon and 2026 ABC points champ Brandon Copp.

On lap 13 Steve Hallquist’s car failed him to bring about another stoppage, and Sanders took second from Halopka for a brief moment as the race went back to green; Halopka stole the spot back a lap later. Then, during the next go-around, Wagamon sped around Swan to take fourth.

By midrace Bellefeuille’s car was running even stronger, extending his lead with every lap to as much as 2.84 seconds — about half a straightaway — before reaching the tail of the running order on lap 28. Jensen’s stalled car on the front straight on lap 29, followed by a three-car mess on lap 32, set Halopka and Sanders up for a final threat, but Bellefeuille sped away to his ninth career win at Ashland by 2 seconds.

RCC rookie Justin Froemming worked his way from 10th to fourth until his car slowed with three laps remaining, giving up that finishing position to Wagamon. Al Uotinen, in his final race at Ashland after announcing his retirement, finished fifth.

Sabraski’s second win on Sunday was one that took a ton of patience, as he ran second to Rick Simpson throughout nearly all of the 30-lap WISSOTA Super Stock feature until an opening presented itself.

Simpson, who started on the pole alongside Sabraski, claimed the early lead, and within four laps the pair had separated a bit from the rest of the field. A two-car get-together drew the field back to them then under caution.

Shane Kisling, who restarted third, stuck his car to the lowest possible path around track, while Steve Stuart used the entire upper lane to challenge for the spot. Unfortunately for Stuart, he slapped the back-straight guardrail hard enough to cause some damage to his racer, and he withdrew from the event a lap later.

Sabraski never trailed Simpson by more than about a half-second, often following in the leader’s tire tracks, but he couldn’t capitalize on the lap 12 restart after Jason Melton’s spin. The lead pair stayed in lock-step throughout the next 14 laps, pulling away from Kisling, while DJ Keeler ran a distant fourth with Curt Myers, Shawn McFadden and 2026 ABC track champ Matt Deragon in hot pursuit.

Finally, with four laps remaining, Simpson pushed just a bit out of turn two, and this offered Sabraski a sliver of an opening. The WISSOTA national points leader accepted the offer and slipped by, and then pulled away to 1.15-second margin of victory for his new RCC-record seventh feature win, number 24 at ABC, and a winner’s check of nearly $5,000 in purse and contingencies.

Behind Simpson, Kisling finished third, his best RCC finish since his wins in 2011 and 2015. Keeler was well back in fourth but just barely ahead of Myers.

For the 25-lap WISSOTA Midwest Modified feature, Sabraski started on the pole, ran away from a race-long battle between four-time RCC winner Jensen and young Canadian hotshoe Kolby Reed, and extended his RCC-record feature win total to eight, all while tallying his 25th ABC feature win.

Sabraski pulled away in dominant fashion during every green-flag run, even though most of the runs were short. On lap six Alex Myers spun and hit the turn two wall, and on lap eight Paul Ripley looped his ride, to delay the proceedings. Reed kept Jensen at bay, although Jensen did nose ahead for a brief moment after the lap six redo. Also, Jaxon Helland was impressive with his solid early fourth-place run, battling with the likes of David Simpson, 2026 track champ Marcus Dunbar, and Nick Koehler.

Tyler Kintner made a strong drive past Helland and Koehler into fourth on the lap eight restart, with Dunbar following to fifth, and that duo challenged Reed and Jensen until James Vendela’s lap 16 spin reset the field. Then Jason Vokovan’s spun ride on that restart stalled the show again, with Simpson’s top-10 run ending at the same time with a flat tire. Finally, Jacob Anderson’s stalled racer set up a seven-lap dash to challenge Sabraski.

Jensen took second from Reed with five laps left, but by that time Sabraski was long gone, finishing a full 3.27 seconds ahead for the $2,500 win, plus another $200 in bonuses. Reed held on for the best RCC finish of his young career, barely ahead of a determined Kintner and closing Dunbar.

By qualifying for and starting all four features (he and Evan Checkalski were added to the Mod race out of their respective semi-features to fill out the 25-car starting line-up), Sabraski became only the second driver in Red Clay Classic history to compete in every feature run at the event in a given year, and the first to do so in four divisions. Robby Bunkelman started all three features run (Late Models, Modifieds and Super Stocks) in 2005.

Sabraski is now also the only driver to win at the Classic in four different divisions, and the first to win more than two features during the same RCC (Tom Nesbitt won in the Late Models and Super Stocks in 1991, and Mars won in the Late Models and Modifieds in 2004).

SUMMARY

WISSOTA Late Models:

A Feature 1 (50 Laps): 1. 7A-Shane Sabraski[2]; 2. 81-Ashley Anderson[4]; 3. 22E-Kevin Eder[3]; 4. 27-Jake Redetzke[5]; 5. 44D-Darrell Nelson[8]; 6. 44N-Cade Nelson[9]; 7. 55C-Chad Mahder[17]; 8. 6M-Jeff Massingill[7]; 9. 30-Kevin Burdick[11]; 10. 07-Cory Crapser[12]; 11. 85-John Kaanta[20]; 12. 22B-Josh Beaulieu[6]; 13. 28-Sam Mars[13]; 14. 16-Derek Vesel[15]; 15. 28P-Jeff Provinzino[22]; 16. 42-Paul Niznik[25]; 17. 87-Donnie Lofdahl[26]; 18. (DNF) 23-Kyle Peterlin[18]; 19. (DNF) 44-Adam Hensel[10]; 20. (DNF) 90-Lance Matthees[14]; 21. (DNF) 9-Eric Lillo[27]; 22. (DNF) 24-Aaron Lillo[23]; 23. (DNF) 37X-Skeeter Estey[1]; 24. (DNF) 29F-Dave Flynn[24]; 25. (DNF) 04JR-Adam Ayotte[21]; 26. (DNS) 31-Travis Budisalovich; 27. (DNS) 89-AJ Diemel

Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 81-Ashley Anderson[3]; 2. 22B-Josh Beaulieu[2]; 3. 07-Cory Crapser[1]; 4. 28-Sam Mars[9]; 5. 85-John Kaanta[6]; 6. 24-Aaron Lillo[5]; 7. 71-Zach Wohlers[4]; 8. 42-Paul Niznik[8]; 9. (DNF) 34-Taylor Madrinich[7]

Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 22E-Kevin Eder[3]; 2. 27-Jake Redetzke[5]; 3. 44N-Cade Nelson[2]; 4. 31-Travis Budisalovich[7]; 5. 55C-Chad Mahder[6]; 6. 04JR-Adam Ayotte[9]; 7. 7C-Robbie Cooper[1]; 8. 29F-Dave Flynn[8]; 9. 11D-Tim McMann[4]

Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 37X-Skeeter Estey[2]; 2. 44D-Darrell Nelson[3]; 3. 44-Adam Hensel[8]; 4. 90-Lance Matthees[5]; 5. 89-AJ Diemel[9]; 6. 28P-Jeff Provinzino[7]; 7. 87-Donnie Lofdahl[1]; 8. 2X-Derek Olson[6]; 9. (DNF) 7N-Andy Nezworski[4]

Heat 4 (10 Laps): 1. 7A-Shane Sabraski[1]; 2. 6M-Jeff Massingill[4]; 3. 30-Kevin Burdick[6]; 4. 16-Derek Vesel[5]; 5. 23-Kyle Peterlin[8]; 6. 7-Harry Hanson[9]; 7. 9-Eric Lillo[2]; 8. 21-Mike Bellefeuille[7]; 9. (DNF) 78K-Dexton Koch[3]

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 04JR-Adam Ayotte[2]; 2. 28P-Jeff Provinzino[3]; 3. 24-Aaron Lillo[1]; 4. 29F-Dave Flynn[10]; 5. 42-Paul Niznik[9]; 6. 87-Donnie Lofdahl[7]; 7. 9-Eric Lillo[8]; 8. (DNS) 7C-Robbie Cooper; 9. (DNS) 7-Harry Hanson; 10. (DNS) 78K-Dexton Koch; 11. (DNS) 34-Taylor Madrinich; 12. (DNS) 11D-Tim McMann; 13. (DNS) 7N-Andy Nezworski; 14. (DNS) 2X-Derek Olson; 15. (DNS) 71-Zach Wohlers; 16. (DNS) 21-Mike Bellefeuille

WISSOTA Modifieds:

A Feature 1 (40 Laps): 1. 11-Jody Bellefeuille[1]; 2. 3JR-Shane Halopka[2]; 3. 91-Rodney Sanders[4]; 4. 14W-Clayton Wagamon[9]; 5. 98-Al Uotinen[12]; 6. 21F-Nick Oreskovich[11]; 7. 22T-Michael Truscott[8]; 8. 7A-Shane Sabraski[26]; 9. 22C-Brandon Copp[6]; 10. 7-Andrew Mackey[21]; 11. 40JR-Tyler Vernon[7]; 12. 7XJR-Marcus Dunbar[18]; 13. 18S-Kennedy Swan[3]; 14. 32-Pat Cook[19]; 15. 11JR-Andrew Inman[24]; 16. 64-Evan Checkalski[25]; 17. 44-Darrell Nelson[16]; 18. 22S-Cole Spacek[13]; 19. (DNF) 33X-Justin Froemming[10]; 20. (DNF) 05-Joey Jensen[23]; 21. (DNF) 57-Mike Anderson[20]; 22. (DNF) 27H-Steve Hallquist[15]; 23. (DNF) 70-David Simpson[22]; 24. (DNF) 11W-Justin Weinberger[5]; 25. (DNF) 73-Kaden Blaeser[17]; 26. (DNS) 89-AJ Diemel

Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 11-Jody Bellefeuille[1]; 2. 14W-Clayton Wagamon[3]; 3. 89-AJ Diemel[4]; 4. 44-Darrell Nelson[6]; 5. 7-Andrew Mackey[8]; 6. 14E-Kevin Eder[9]; 7. 3H-Jake Hiatt[2]; 8. 224-Cody Wolkowski[10]; 9. 64-Evan Checkalski[5]; 10. 00B-Robby Bunkelman[7]

Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 3JR-Shane Halopka[4]; 2. 33X-Justin Froemming[3]; 3. 21F-Nick Oreskovich[2]; 4. 32-Pat Cook[8]; 5. 22-Jeff Spacek[6]; 6. 95-Dalton Mains[1]; 7. (DNF) 7A-Shane Sabraski[7]; 8. (DNF) 621-Colin Chaschuk[9]; 9. (DNS) 17B-Zach Benson

Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 18S-Kennedy Swan[7]; 2. 22C-Brandon Copp[1]; 3. 27H-Steve Hallquist[3]; 4. 7XJR-Marcus Dunbar[4]; 5. 4A-Hunter Anderson[5]; 6. 43-Lance Schilling[8]; 7. R2-Jason Richardson[9]; 8. 00-Ross Fuhrman[6]; 9. (DQ) 04N-Nick Ayotte[2]

Heat 4 (10 Laps): 1. 11W-Justin Weinberger[2]; 2. 22T-Michael Truscott[4]; 3. 98-Al Uotinen[1]; 4. 57-Mike Anderson[5]; 5. 70-David Simpson[8]; 6. 05-Joey Jensen[7]; 7. 9-Brady Uotinen[6]; 8. 89J-JT Johnson[9]; 9. 78-Brent Prochnow[3]

Heat 5 (10 Laps): 1. 91-Rodney Sanders[2]; 2. 40JR-Tyler Vernon[3]; 3. 22S-Cole Spacek[1]; 4. 73-Kaden Blaeser[7]; 5. 99L-Steve Lavasseur[6]; 6. 2C-Dave Cain[5]; 7. 16-Ryan Savoy[8]; 8. 11JR-Andrew Inman[9]; 9. (DNF) 71-AJ Roschen[4]

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 7-Andrew Mackey[1]; 2. 05-Joey Jensen[5]; 3. 64-Evan Checkalski[10]; 4. 4A-Hunter Anderson[2]; 5. 9-Brady Uotinen[7]; 6. 3H-Jake Hiatt[6]; 7. (DNF) 95-Dalton Mains[4]; 8. (DNS) 99L-Steve Lavasseur; 9. (DNS) 224-Cody Wolkowski; 10. (DNS) 89J-JT Johnson; 11. (DNS) 00B-Robby Bunkelman; 12. (DNS) 621-Colin Chaschuk; 13. (DNS) 17B-Zach Benson

B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 70-David Simpson[2]; 2. 11JR-Andrew Inman[9]; 3. 7A-Shane Sabraski[11]; 4. 14E-Kevin Eder[3]; 5. R2-Jason Richardson[6]; 6. 43-Lance Schilling[4]; 7. 22-Jeff Spacek[1]; 8. 78-Brent Prochnow[10]; 9. (DNF) 00-Ross Fuhrman[8]; 10. (DNS) 2C-Dave Cain; 11. (DNS) 16-Ryan Savoy; 12. (DNS) 71-AJ Roschen; 13. (DNS) 04N-Nick Ayotte

WISSOTA Super Stocks:

A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 7A-Shane Sabraski[2]; 2. 77K-Rick Simpson[1]; 3. 6-Shane Kisling[3]; 4. 12K-DJ Keeler[5]; 5. 2M-Curt Myers[6]; 6. 51JR-Shawn McFadden[7]; 7. 27-Matt Deragon[10]; 8. 24-Andy Grymala[11]; 9. 3B-Austin Blom[18]; 10. 62D-Dalton Truchon[13]; 11. 21C-Patrick Beeksma[16]; 12. 19LC-Tristan LaBarge[15]; 13. 7R-Tommy Richards[21]; 14. 25-Chad Johnson[20]; 15. 26-Kyle Copp[8]; 16. 1-Ryan Olson[26]; 17. 44-Trenton Bond[24]; 18. 7B-Jason Melton[25]; 19. 30-Dan Severson[9]; 20. (DNF) 22T-Terran Spacek[17]; 21. (DNF) 91-Jordan Henkemeyer[14]; 22. (DNF) 80-Steve Stuart[4]; 23. (DNF) 11Q-Tucker Quinn[23]; 24. (DNF) 0-Brandon Duellman[22]; 25. (DNS) 10-Michael Blevins Sr; 26. (DNS) 78K-Dexton Koch

Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 77K-Rick Simpson[1]; 2. 2M-Curt Myers[4]; 3. 27-Matt Deragon[10]; 4. 62D-Dalton Truchon[2]; 5. 22T-Terran Spacek[7]; 6. 1E-Eric Olson[6]; 7. 11Q-Tucker Quinn[5]; 8. 01-Trevor Arens[8]; 9. 7B-Jason Melton[3]; 10. (DNF) 10B-Rich Bishop[9]

Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 80-Steve Stuart[8]; 2. 51JR-Shawn McFadden[7]; 3. 30-Dan Severson[1]; 4. 21C-Patrick Beeksma[5]; 5. 3B-Austin Blom[10]; 6. 44-Trenton Bond[4]; 7. 1-Ryan Olson[2]; 8. 9-Jakob Bond[9]; 9. 90-Adam Pratt[3]; 10. (DNF) 1776-Wayne Dean[6]

Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 7A-Shane Sabraski[3]; 2. 12K-DJ Keeler[4]; 3. 10-Michael Blevins Sr[1]; 4. 19LC-Tristan LaBarge[7]; 5. 25-Chad Johnson[2]; 6. 7R-Tommy Richards[6]; 7. 14X-Leslie Leu[5]; 8. 69ER-Myron Basina[9]; 9. (DNF) 2-Don Livingston[8]

Heat 4 (10 Laps): 1. 6-Shane Kisling[2]; 2. 26-Kyle Copp[1]; 3. 24-Andy Grymala[3]; 4. 91-Jordan Henkemeyer[4]; 5. 78K-Dexton Koch[7]; 6. 0-Brandon Duellman[9]; 7. 21-Joey Jensen[5]; 8. 77-Scott Lawrence[6]; 9. 22-Robert Holmstrom Jr[8]

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 7R-Tommy Richards[2]; 2. 11Q-Tucker Quinn[3]; 3. 7B-Jason Melton[7]; 4. 10B-Rich Bishop[9]; 5. 69ER-Myron Basina[6]; 6. 01-Trevor Arens[5]; 7. (DNF) 22-Robert Holmstrom Jr[8]; 8. (DNS) 14X-Leslie Leu; 9. (DNS) 1E-Eric Olson

B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 0-Brandon Duellman[2]; 2. 44-Trenton Bond[1]; 3. 1-Ryan Olson[3]; 4. 2-Don Livingston[8]; 5. 9-Jakob Bond[5]; 6. 1776-Wayne Dean[9]; 7. (DNF) 21-Joey Jensen[4]; 8. (DNS) 77-Scott Lawrence; 9. (DNS) 90-Adam Pratt

WISSOTA Midwest Mods:

A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 7AA-Shane Sabraski[1]; 2. 30-Joey Jensen[4]; 3. 89-Kolby Reed[2]; 4. 22-Tyler Kintner[8]; 5. 7XJR-Marcus Dunbar[7]; 6. 20-Jaxon Helland[3]; 7. QF-Mike Anderson[21]; 8. 7A-Eric Anderson[14]; 9. 21-Jimmy Latvala[23]; 10. 25-Justen Seipel[15]; 11. 37-Travis Anderson[13]; 12. 41-Tyler Vernon[25]; 13. 68-Shadow Kitchner[22]; 14. 2M-Alex Myers[17]; 15. 35B-David Baxter[16]; 16. 22T-Michael Truscott[10]; 17. 20-Judd Skubal[24]; 18. (DNF) 15V-James Vendela[18]; 19. (DNF) 71-Jacob Anderson[11]; 20. (DNF) 70-David Simpson[5]; 21. (DNF) 31-Jason Vokovan[9]; 22. (DNF) 13K-Nick Koehler[6]; 23. (DNF) 28-Paul Ripley[12]; 24. (DNF) 78-Brent Prochnow[19]; 25. (DNS) 15-Sam Blevins

Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 7AA-Shane Sabraski[8]; 2. 22T-Michael Truscott[3]; 3. 25-Justen Seipel[5]; 4. 15-Sam Blevins[6]; 5. 21-Jimmy Latvala[2]; 6. 97-Bryan Lund[4]; 7. 101-Michael Grover[1]; 8. 8-Jonny Nowak[10]; 9. 76-Mitch Kieber[9]; 10. (DNF) 13-Chris Bretting[7]

Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 70-David Simpson[2]; 2. 31-Jason Vokovan[3]; 3. 71-Jacob Anderson[6]; 4. 78-Brent Prochnow[8]; 5. 68-Shadow Kitchner[5]; 6. QF-Mike Anderson[10]; 7. 23KR-Brandon Duellman[7]; 8. 15K-Connor Kaseno[4]; 9. 12K-Shane Kotnik[1]; 10. (DNF) 21R-Ross Siiter[9]

Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 20-Jaxon Helland[1]; 2. 7XJR-Marcus Dunbar[3]; 3. 7A-Eric Anderson[7]; 4. 15V-James Vendela[6]; 5. 47-Don Craig[5]; 6. T17-Tanner Hicks[8]; 7. 21+7-Ryan Barningham[2]; 8. 18K-Braedyn Kirtland[9]; 9. 41-Tyler Vernon[4]

Heat 4 (10 Laps): 1. 89-Kolby Reed[1]; 2. 13K-Nick Koehler[5]; 3. 28-Paul Ripley[7]; 4. 2M-Alex Myers[3]; 5. 21B-Brandon Jensen[6]; 6. 16-Ryan Savoy[8]; 7. 10-Michael Blevins Sr[9]; 8. 31J-Mike Jacques[2]; 9. (DNF) 20-Judd Skubal[4]

Heat 5 (10 Laps): 1. 30-Joey Jensen[6]; 2. 22-Tyler Kintner[9]; 3. 37-Travis Anderson[1]; 4. 35B-David Baxter[7]; 5. 32-Mason Musel[2]; 6. 25A-Cooper Aho[4]; 7. 62K-Ryan Kough[5]; 8. 91-Paul Suzik[8]; 9. (DQ) 7P-Cole Spacek[3]

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. QF-Mike Anderson[4]; 2. 21-Jimmy Latvala[1]; 3. 31J-Mike Jacques[10]; 4. 16-Ryan Savoy[5]; 5. 47-Don Craig[2]; 6. 21+7-Ryan Barningham[7]; 7. 62K-Ryan Kough[8]; 8. 13-Chris Bretting[13]; 9. 101-Michael Grover[6]; 10. 76-Mitch Kieber[11]; 11. 15K-Connor Kaseno[9]; 12. (DNF) 7P-Cole Spacek[14]; 13. (DNS) 32-Mason Musel; 14. (DNS) 41-Tyler Vernon

B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 68-Shadow Kitchner[1]; 2. 20-Judd Skubal[12]; 3. 23KR-Brandon Duellman[6]; 4. 25A-Cooper Aho[5]; 5. 18K-Braedyn Kirtland[9]; 6. 12K-Shane Kotnik[11]; 7. (DNF) 8-Jonny Nowak[8]; 8. (DNF) 21B-Brandon Jensen[2]; 9. (DNF) T17-Tanner Hicks[4]; 10. (DNF) 97-Bryan Lund[3]; 11. (DNS) 10-Michael Blevins Sr; 12. (DNS) 21R-Ross Siiter; 13. (DNS) 91-Paul Suzik