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Randt ends up being a spoiler for his Street Stock foes during Championship Feature at the 2026 WISSOTA 100

By Tony Steuck
All The Dirt! Racing News

FERGUS FALLS, MN (September 19) - Levi Randt battled hard in the WISSOTA Street Stock main event and crossed the finish line in second, but seemed content to be runner-up in victory lane. His fortune changed in the tech shed, however, when apparent winner Parker Anderson was disqualified for a spoiler infraction, and Randt was awarded his first WISSOTA 100 title.

Kyle Dykhoff, Kammron Rose and Justin Vogel brought the WISSOTA Street Stock field to life for their 30-lap main event. Dykhoff shot to the lead down the front chute with Rose in second. Vogel slipped high in turn two and fell out of the top five. Randt grabbed second, but Parker Anderson slipped by him on lap two with Alex Grinager fourth. Randt reclaimed second on lap three, while Dykhoff extended his advantage. Keith Tourville moved into fifth and put pressure on Grinager before the first caution with four laps complete. Defending race winner Jim Gullikson slowed with suspension damage to bring out the yellow.

Kyle Dykhoff (11) and Justin Vogel (10). (Cody Papke Photo)

After a caution on the restart, Anderson and Randt continued their battle for second with Tourville right behind them. Anderson secured second, and Tourville ducked to the inside of Randt for third; he claimed the spot on lap seven. Grinager remained fifth, but Cole Greseth, Rose and Vogel raced three wide on his deck lid.

Tourville continued his march forward and ducked under Anderson for second. He secured the spot on lap 11, and quickly started to track down Dykhoff. Tourville caught the leader on lap 14, and hounded him for the spot. Tourville cut low out of turn four, and led the field to complete lap 16. Dykhoff fought back to reclaim the top spot on lap 17. The two swapped the lead again, and Tourville led lap 18. Anderson was close in third as they all approached the tail of the field.

Tourville secured the lead with 10 laps to go, and Randt charged forward to move under Anderson and Dykhoff in a three-car race for second. Anderson snatched second with eight laps to go and Randt continued to challenge Dykhoff for third. Vogel closed on that battle in fifth.

Keith Tourville (111) and Kammron Rose (12). (Cody Papke Photo)

Anderson charged to the trunk of Tourville with six laps to go, and worked the outside groove to steal the lead out of turn two on lap 26. Tourville tried to regain the spot, but could not make the move stick.

Anderson opened a little ground, while Vogel challenged Randt for third before a caution waved with three laps to go for Andrew Hanson’s damaged race car.

Randt threaded the needle between Tourville and Anderson out of turn two, and slid to the top of turn four as the leader. They were three wide out of the fourth corner; Anderson led to the stripe, and when Randt tried to cut low in the turn, he came across the nose of Dykhoff and spun in turn two. The yellow waved and Dykhoff was tagged as the cause of the caution.

Cody Papke Photos

Only two laps remained when Anderson brought the field to life. Randt cut low out of turn two, and slid ahead of Anderson in turn four. Anderson crossed and led under the white flag. Tourville moved in to challenge Randt on the final lap, but neither could pass Anderson at the point. After Anderon’s misfortune, Randt inherited the victory ahead of Tourville, Vogel, Eric Riley, and 21st-starter Greg Jose in the top five. Jeff Ekdahl, Greseth, Kolton Brauer, Rose, and Coltyn Schuler rounded out the top 10.

SUMMARY

WISSOTA Street Stocks:

Feature (30 Laps): 1. 11-Levi Randt[5]; 2. 111JR-Keith Tourville[12]; 3. 10-Justin Vogel[3]; 4. 51-Eric Riley[10]; 5. 28-Greg Jose[21]; 6. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[25]; 7. 19G-Cole Greseth[9]; 8. 34-Kolton Brauer[15]; 9. 12-Kammron Rose[2]; 10. 16A-Coltyn Schuler[13]; 11. 980-Kaden Woodie[16]; 12. 44X-Alex Grinager[8]; 13. 9-Cody Hatch[11]; 14. 25-Mike Jans[14]; 15. 15F-Zachary Flickinger[20]; 16. 76-Braedyn Fleck[19]; 17. 22B-Ethan Beckler[24]; 18. 1R-Cole Richards[32]; 19. 43X-Chris Behrens[26]; 20. 10T-Darek Turner[23]; 21. 6X-Mark Blom[29]; 22. 52-Joe Arndt[22]; 23. 4-Micheal Brockman[33]; 24. 35S-Kegan Stueve[27]; 25. (DNF) 10K-Devan Schultz[30]; 26. (DNF) 11K-Kyle Dykhoff[1]; 27. (DNF) 20-Andrew Hanson[7]; 28. (DNF) 44-Dylan Arndt[28]; 29. (DNF) 814-Cail Tinker[31]; 30. (DNF) 2U-Kasey Ussatis[4]; 31. (DNF) 21-Jim Gullikson[18]; 32. (DNS) 70-Chris Dudley; 33. (DQ) 27P-Parker Anderson[6]