Full Results

KAUKAUNA, Wis. (May 16, 2026) – Ty Fredrickson is now two for two in TUNDRA Super Late Model Series races at Wisconsin International Raceway.

Fredrickson quickly secured the lead in the Spring Classic 75 at WIR and maintained a steady pace throughout the race. He then outlasted a challenge from fast qualifier Penn Sauter on a late restart to secure the win.

Sawyer Effertz gained the early lead from fellow front-row starter Brock Heinrich at the drop of the green flag, with Heinrich settling into second and Andy Monday grabbing Third.

Behind them, Ty Fredrickson and Grant Griesbach jousted for Fourth with Fredrickson grabbing the spot on lap three. He then shot past Heinrich on the next lap. Soon he chased down Effertz and began looking for ways into the lead.

On lap eight, Fredrickson made his move past Effertz using the inside line. He then began to build a healthy margin over the rest of the field.

Next on the move was Penn Sauter, who grabbed Third on lap 16, then Second on lap 27. Sauter, the Ken’s Sports Fast Qualifier for the event, then looked to chase down Fredrickson. However, each time Sauter would gain slightly, Fredrickson would regain his margin.

The only caution, and potential obstacle for Fredrickson came on lap 67 when Andy Monday made a dash into the pits. The yellow was thrown for debris and to remove Monday’s car from the pit entrance. On the restart Fredrickson was able to rocket away from Sauter and maintain his margin through the final eight laps.

Behind Sauter, Sawyer Effertz finished Third, Jordan Thiel stormed through the field to finish Fourth, and Grant Griesbach rounded out the Top Five.

Ty Fredrickson scored a dominant win to open the TUNDRA Series season, taking the lead early in the event and leading the rest of the laps en route to the victory. Fredrickson led unchallenged for most of the event, with his biggest obstacle the race’s only caution flag on lap 67.

The next event for the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series is Saturday, June 13 at Marshfield Motor Speedway. It is the final Aschenbrenner Memorial honoring long-time supporters of the sport, Bob and Bev Aschenbrenner. TUNDRA will be joined by the Midwest Truck Series and Legends. Fan gates open at 5pm with racing at 7pm.