WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (October 18, 2025) – For the first time the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series co-branded an event with the Alive For Five at Dells Raceway Park. The season finale featured a race within a race to decide the 2025 TUNDRA Championship.

Jordan DeVoy sealed the deal for himself and his teammate Kody King in the Falloween 100. Despite finishing 11th, DeVoy finished ahead of Bobby Kendall to flip a two-point deficit heading into the race into a two-point advantage to end the season.

The day held plenty of weight for DeVoy aside from the TUNDRA title chase. After setting fast time he dedicated his race date to his late mother and racing inspiration and former Lake Geneva Raceway standout Randy Rogers who both succumbed to cancer. His team along with several others raised over $7,000 for cancer research during the event.

The race was won by Tristan Swanson, who also won the last TUNDRA race at DRP in July of 2024. Swanson dominated the event until the final laps when he turned away the advances of Casey Johnson and Ryan Farrell.

Earlier in the event, Randy Schuler sealed the TUNDRA Rookie of the Year title.

More information about the 2026 TUNDRA Super Late Model Series season will be coming soon.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (September 30, 2025) – The 2025 TUNDRA season took plenty of twists and turns with multiple rain outs and a shuffling of the schedule.  On October 18 the series will decide its 2025 Championship at Dells Raceway Park.

After the first three races of the season the team of Bobby Kendall and Travis Volm lead the team of Jordan DeVoy and Kody King by just two points.  Kendall and DeVoy will be racing for TUNDRA points at the event.  Brock Heinrich is still in the hunt, 19 points out of the lead.

The team of Casey Johnson and Justin Mondeik sit 37 points out, and mathematically could still split another TUNDRA title between themselves.

In a first for TUNDRA, the event is co-sanctioned with Dells Raceway Park’s Alive for Five Series.  Drivers who registered as TUNDRA members will race head-to-head for feature points within the 100-lap main.  The highest finishing driver will be deemed the TUNDRA winner and will receive feature-winning points.

A total of 14 drivers registered as TUNDRA members this season. Of those, 13 are expected to take part in the event.  That leaves the maximum amount of points to be gained at 39. 

If the battle is to come down to Kendall and DeVoy, the math is simple.  Whichever driver finishes better wins the Championship. The split between positions is greater than two points until 10^th and 11^th place, meaning the bulk of the TUNDRA drivers would have to finish ahead of both to force a tie.

For Heinrich to emerge as Champion, he would need some help. He would need to be among the Top Four finishing TUNDRA drivers and have at least six spots on Kendall and five on DeVoy.

Johnson (who will be representing his team) will need DeVoy to finish 13^th among the 13, Kendall to finish 12^th, and Heinrich to finish somewhere outside the Top 10 of TUNDRA regulars.

Kendall and DeVoy both have strong histories at DRP. Kendall has turned many laps and set multiple TUNDRA fast times in the series’ infancy. DeVoy has won big events – including TUNDRA and Alive For Five races at the third-mile.  Both drivers have three Top Tens in four Alive For Five races this season.

Both teams are deserving of sitting in their spot due to consistent efforts through the three races.

Kendall began the season with a Seventh Place finish at Wisconsin International Raceway.  From there, Volm notched two strong finishes of Seventh at Golden Sands and Fourth at Marshfield.

It was Kody King who lit the torch for his team with a Fifth Place finish in the season opener at WIR.  DeVoy followed that up on Labor Day with a Fourth Place finish at Golden Sands. King then kept his team in the hunt after persevering through a tough qualifying effort at Marshfield to notch an Eighth Place finish.

Not to be lost, are the chances of Brock Heinrich, who suffered a DNF in the opener at WIR. He recovered well with two consecutive Fifth Place efforts at Golden Sands and Marshfield.  It will be Heinrich’s first visit to DRP this season. He finished Eighth in last year’s North American Cup 100.

If Kendall, DeVoy, or Heinrich seal the Championship without being the top running TUNDRA driver, there would be another wacky stat line to a year that seems full of anomalies (thanks in large part to Mother Nature). It would be the third time a TUNDRA Championship was won without a feature win. Dalton Zehr accomplished the feat in 2017 and Casey Johnson won the title without a feature win in 2018.

The Falloween 100 takes place at Dells Raceway Park on Saturday, October 18. For more information visit www.dellsracewaypark.com

TUNDRA MEMBERS ELIGIBLE TO RACE FOR SERIES POINTS

(in order of current TUNDRA point standings)

Bobby Kendall

Jordan DeVoy

Brock Heinrich

Casey Johnson

Braison or Lowell Bennett

Corey Jankowski

Wyatt Brooks

Randy Schuler

Ty Fredrickson

Cody Vanderloop

Nick Egan

Derrick Van Dreel

Jevin Guralski

Tristan Swanson

MARSHFIELD, Wis. (September 13, 2025) – Jerad de Boer has been a force at Marshfield Motor Speedway this season. Things were no different Saturday night when the visitors of the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series came into town for the Bev Aschenbrenner Memorial.

After setting fast time de Boer picked his way through the field early and took the lead off a restart on lap 24, setting sail to his first ever series win. Justin Mondeik, who led early, held off the challenges of John Beale to finish Second. Beale scored his second straight podium with a Third Place finish.

From Jim Carlson (Late Model Digest)

The 2025 campaign has been Jerad deBoer’s best in Super Late Model competition at Marshfield Motor Speedway. Through August he won five of the nine features in the top class at the half-mile, ranging from a 25-lap sprint in the spring to the 50-lap John Brevik Classic, the annual event honoring the father of track promoter Wayne Brevik.

His latest triumph brought a new challenge for deBoer, from Sherry, Wis.

This was the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series season finale, and at 75 laps the Bev Aschenbrenner Memorial was the longest race which he has ever won.

“It seems like we’ve got it good, I guess. Everything seems to be working out. We found something that we like and it seems to be good on these tires, and it keeps getting better as the race goes on,” deBoer said. “We changed a few things for this race since the sun went down early and we had to take a couple of things into account. Fortunately we have enough experience now to make the right changes for that.”

Time trials also went his way, and deBoer started 10th after the inversion.

By lap 20 he was third, and then the final two pieces fell into place more quickly than expected.

“We had a caution on whatever lap it was,” he said about lap 23. “The two guys ahead of me took the bottom side, and we took the high side and made it work. Later I was kinda hoping there’d be a yellow for the fans, but I’m glad there wasn’t, I guess.”

Those two standouts were Justin Mondeik and John Beale, who ran second and third for the rest of the evening. Mondeik, whose crew chief is legendary Midwest setup man Toby Nuttleman, had a good idea of what deBoer had in his #2; deBoer is in his second season driving a TobyCar chassis.

“We never got it on the track last year until late July,” said deBoer, sponsored by Earth Inc., the Hearing House, Cournouyer Oil, Hughes Service, Nasonville Dairy, Lifescape Wealth, Legend Seeds, FRS Shocks, McGunegill Engine Performance, Five Star Bodies and Wehrs Machine & Racing Products. Marshfield has been deBoer’s focus this season, which may account for some of his success. His only other start in 2025 was Memorial Day at Golden Sands Speedway, where he placed third in the Trickle 99, behind Mondeik and Beale.

MARSHFIELD MAKE-UP THIS SATURDAY WITH BEV ASCHENBRENNER MEMORIAL

GREEN BAY, Wis. (September 10, 2025) – After a rainout in early June, the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series readies for a visit to Marshfield Motor Speedway this Saturday for the Bev Aschenbrenner Memorial.

The field will be headlined by Championship drivers, hopeful contenders and drivers looking to get back to Victory Lane.

Fresh off his exciting win at Golden Sands Speedway on Labor Day, Jeremy Lepak will make his second start of the season. Lepak dazzled by setting fast time and working his way to the win in the Cleaver Classic 108, TUNDRA’s last event.

He will see some familiar faces up front including drivers who finished on the podium at GSS John Beale and Ty Fredrickson. Fredrickson finds himself in the thick of a point battle with Kody King and Travis Volm entering the event.

Drivers with multiple Championship pedigree including Lowell Bennett and MG Gajewski will also be in the field.   Other drivers with SLM track Championships to their name include Andy Monday, Wyatt Brooks, Corey Jankowski, Justin Mondeik, Brock Heinrich, and 2024 Marshfield Champ Dillon Mackesy.  Current Marshfield point leader Jerad de Boer will also look to make noise.

TUNDRA will be joined by the Legends, Xtreme 4s and Bandits. Qualifying is at 3pm with racing at 5pm.

Expected Entries

# – Driver, Hometown

2 – Jerad de Boer, Sherry, Wis.

2 – Lowell Bennett, Neenah, Wis.

5B – John Beale, Verona, Wis.

10 – Andy Monday, Appleton, Wis.

12 – Derrick Van Dreel, Stevens Point, Wis.

14 – Kody King, Clear Lake, Iowa

22 – MG Gajewski, Wausau, Wis.

25 – Wyatt Brooks, Amherst, Wis.

31 – Corey Jankowski, Tomah, Wis.

36 – Ty Fredrickson, Webster, Minn.

40 – Jeremy Lepak, Wausau, Wis.

44 – Justin Mondeik, Gleason, Wis.

52 – Brock Heinrich, Wausau, Wis.

72 – Randy Schuler, Mequon, Wis.

76 – Travis Volm, Mosinee, Wis.

93 – Dillon Mackesy, Wausau, Wis.

711 – Kyle Gennet, Rangeline, Wis.

PLOVER, Wis. (September 1, 2025) – While other drivers were jockeying for spots on the inside groove, Jeremy Lepak dared to take the high lane. It paid off.

Lepak cruised the high side and snagged the lead after a duel with John Beale to take the Cleaver Classic 108 TUNDRA Super Late Model Series feature on Monday at Golden Sands Speedway. The win was Lepak’s first in the series.

From Jim Carlson (Late Model Digest)

Among the people Jeremy Lepak praised heavily after his victory in the annual TUNDRA Super Late Model Series Labor Day event at Golden Sands Speedway were those at Advanced Engine Concepts in Green Lake, Wis. That was the case even though an engine problem was what sidelined Lepak for much of the first half of the season.

A few laps into practice for the TUNDRA opener in May at Wisconsin International Raceway, the powerplant in the #40 let go. The problem was with a lifter, and even though AEC repaired it in a few weeks, the dent in his budget kept him out of two GSS races and

prevented him from making a run at a championship.

“They treat me really good there,” Lepak said.

“You can’t fault part failures; they happen every day.”

Under full power for this 108-lap Cleaver Classic, named in memory of longtime TUNDRA supporter David Kronberger who passed away almost two years ago, Lepak captured his first victory of any kind since 2021. He took the lead from area fixture John Beale with 12 laps remaining to win with TUNDRA for the first time in 30 starts. That winning move capped off a climb from 13th on the grid, one off of the maximum inversion number for the event’s top qualifier.

“The fans were excited; it was a pretty good old school race,” said Lepak, from Wausau, Wis. “We were running fourth, and the only caution came out with 23 to go. I got to the outside and got around the top three guys on the outside (Jordan DeVoy was third at the time and Ty Fredrickson was second). Then me and John were side by side for at least six or seven laps.

“When we rolled the car in the trailer after the race, I was like, ‘Man, there’s not a tire mark on it. It’s pretty crazy to come from that far back and not have a mark on it. That’s pretty crazy for Plover on a hot, slick day. And we hit on that little bit that we needed.”

This was the first win on this #40, built by Toby Nuttleman before the 2022 season. Nuttleman was at the track with longtime TobyCar customer Justin Mondeik, who fell out early with his own engine trouble, but he and Lepak will likely talk at their next race.

“I texted a little bit with Justin … it sounded like he broke a lifter also,” said Lepak, supported by R&J Auto, GFL Environmental, FRS Shocks and Furo Headers. “I feel bad for him, but I’m kinda glad that it started with him in his warmup laps, instead of having that thing grenade in front of us in the race. That probably saved a few cars.”

GREEN BAY, Wis. (August 31, 2025) – After 106 days and three event dates lost to weather, the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series will resume its 2025 season Monday at Golden Sands Speedway with the Cleaver Classic 108.

Leading the charge among the drivers who have won TUNDRA events is reigning series Champ Ty Fredrickson. Fredrickson won the TUNDRA July event last season and sealed the title with a podium finish last September.

Two-time GSS TUNDRA winners Jordan DeVoy and Justin Mondeik will be others to watch. DeVoy won in 2021 and 2022 in exciting fashion.  Mondeik dominated in both 2020 and last year’s Cleaver Classic.

Also looking to get back to Victory Lane will be John Beale. Beale has had good success at Golden Sands, but has been somewhat snakebitten in TUNDRA events at the third-mile. He’ll be hoping for the result he has been closing in on over several races.

Some locals will be well-positioned to contend as well. Rayce Haase, Travis Volm, and Jeremy Lepak will be looking to score the victory.

Among some of the TUNDRA regulars hoping to score their first victory are Brock Heinrich and Cody Vanderloop. Heinrich had a strong season in limited action at Golden Sands and has two TUNDRA podiums at the facility. Vanderloop was strong in his debut at WIR and has had solid Midwest Truck Series visits at GSS.

Of note, both Steve Lichtfeld and Corey Jankowski are entered. With their appearances both drivers will continue their streak of appearing in at least one TUNDRA race in each of the 15 years of the series’ history.

TUNDRA will be joined by the WIR ¼-Mile Late Models, Wisconsin Sport Trucks, and American Super Cup Series. Fan gates open at noon, qualifying is at 12:30, racing is at 2pm.

Expected Entries

# – Driver, Hometown

02 – Rayce Haase, Wausau, Wis.

2 – Jerad de Boer, Sherry, Wis.

3 – Jeff Weinfurter, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.

4 – Cody Vanderloop, Freedom, Wis.

5B – John Beale, Verona, Wis.

9 – Braison Bennett, Neenah, Wis.

12 – Derrick Van Dreel, Stevens Point, Wis.

25 – Wyatt Brooks, Amherst, Wis.

27 – Matthew Gajewski, Wausau, Wis.

31 – Corey Jankowski, Tomah, Wis.

32 – Steve Lichtfeld, Portage, Wis.

36 – Ty Fredrickson, Webster, Minn.

38 – Jordan DeVoy, Lake Geneva, Wis.

40 – Jeremy Lepak, Wausau, Wis.

44 – Justin Mondeik, Gleason, Wis.

52 – Brock Heinrich, Wausau, Wis.

72 – Randy Schuler, Mequon, Wis.

76 – Travis Volm, Mosinee, Wis.

93 – Dillon Mackesy, Wausau, Wis.

711 – Kyle Genett, Rangeline, Wis.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (July 2, 2025) – The TUNDRA Super Late Model Series will reignite its 2025 season this Saturday at Dells Raceway Park with the North American 100 presented by Country Plumber.  Due to a rainout the series has been off since its opener on May 17.

There is plenty of intrigue surrounding the field for the 100-lap race – enough to bring some fireworks trackside before the show hits the air after the races.  Last year Tristan Swanson picked up his first series win in the North American Cup.  This year sees a field with many first-time win contenders, and some who have already visited TUNDRA Victory Lane.

Leading the charge among the drivers who have won TUNDRA events is reigning series Champ Ty Fredrickson, fresh off his ARCA Series debut. Fredrickson contended for the win with Swanson last year, but came up just short.  Local favorite and past NA Cup winner Mike Lichtfeld also returns after a podium finish in the event last year.

Jordan DeVoy will be another to watch out for. DeVoy dominated the 2021 TUNDRA event at DRP and has tasted success at the track a several times over the past few seasons.  DeVoy’s teammate Kody King will also look to play a factor. A strong performance from the young Iowan could result in the team leaving with the point lead.

Also looking to rekindle the magic will be Jeff Storm. Storm won a TUNDRA (then Alive For Five) race back on August 13, 2011. It was the fourth event in TUNDRA history.

Some locals will be well-positioned to contend as well. Bobby Kendall had multiple fast times in early TUNDRA events at DRP, but hadn’t got to Victory Lane. He’ll be looking to change that Saturday. Jesse Bernhagen has won a multitude of Pro Late Model races at the third-mile, and will be looking to breakt through as well.

Among some of the TUNDRA regulars hoping to score their first victory are Brock Heinrich and Jevin Guralski.  Heinrich has had up-and-down success at DRP, but has shown plenty of speed in the races he’s entered this year. Guralski comes off a win at Jefferson in the Midwest Tour race at the end of May. He had an impressive run back to the top five after an early incident in last year’s race. 

Nick Egan could be one to watch, as well. Tagging in for his teammate Andy Monday, Egan has shown speed at DRP, and hopes to turn that into results Saturday.

Of note, both Steve Lichtfeld and Corey Jankowski are entered. With their appearances both drivers will continue their streak of appearing in at least one TUNDRA race in each of the 15 years of the series’ history.

TUNDRA will be joined on a big night by the 602 Late Models, Sportsman, Bandits, and Sixers. Qualifying is at 4:30. Racing begins at 6pm.

Expected Entries
# – Driver, Hometown
2 – Jerad de Boer, Sherry, Wis.
4 – Cody Vanderloop, Freedom, Wis.
11 – Bobby Kendall, Montello, Wis
12 – Derrick Van Dreel, Stevens Point, Wis.
13 – Nick Egan, Slinger, Wis.
14 – Kody King, Clear Lake, Iowa
20 – Jevin Guralski, Wausau, Wis.
25 – Jeff Storm, Waterford, Wis.
25 – Wyatt Brooks, Amherst, Wis.
27 – Jeremy Bentz, Fox Lake, Ill.
28 – Jesse Bernhagen, Markesan, Wis.
31 – Corey Jankowski, Tomah, Wis.
32 – Steve Lichtfeld, Portage, Wis.
36 – Ty Fredrickson, Webster, Minn.
38 – Jordan DeVoy, Lake Geneva, Wis.
44 – Mike Lichtfeld, Portage, Wis.
49 – Jerry Mueller, Richfield, Wis.
52 – Brock Heinrich, Wausau, Wis.
72 – Randy Schuler, Mequon, Wis.