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Pardeeville's Craig Campton captured his first ever 20-lap AutoMeter Wisconsin WingLess Sprints feature.

"Finally we get a win," said Campton, who works on world championship snowmobiles. "I have to thank Doug Schenck for getting me to do this. It was fun finishing ahead of him in our other team car. I dedicate this win to Carl Wagener (engine builder who recently passed away).
Trevor's Jordan Paulsen, in his second season, headed the field until lap 13 when he spun in turn two bringing out a caution. Kenosha's B.G. Wood, who battled Paulsen much of the early going, took top spot on the restart.
Campton took the point after the two battled wheel to wheel for several laps. Schenck, of Cottage Grove, followed his teammate getting around Wood for second. Campton was up to the challenges from his mentor for the win. Schenck took second, Wood third, Trevor's Chris Dodd fourth and Oconomowoc's Ryan Zielski fifth.

A Feature 1 20 laps | 00:15:31.641 Presented by Autometer

1. 7S-Craig Campton, 15:31.641[3]; 2. 71S-Doug Schenck, 15:32.664[5]; 3. 14AJ-B.G. Wood, 15:33.598[1]; 4. 01-Chris Dodd, 15:34.443[10]; 5. 21-Ryan Zielski, 15:35.553[8]; 6. 18-Nick Petska, 15:36.285[6]; 7. 20-Natalie Klemko, 15:36.742[12]; 8. 40-Tim Cox, 15:36.946[20]; 9. 91-Jimmy Sivia, 15:37.633[9]; 10. 9-Greg Olsen, 15:37.993[7]; 11. 19K-Derek Crane, 15:38.260[14]; 12. 29-Randy Stanford, 15:40.271[16]; 13. 6-Vince Bartolotta, 15:40.355[13]; 14. 70-Chris Klemko, 15:40.745[17]; 15. 41-Dennis Spitz, 15:41.315[18]; 16. 54-Scott Grissom, 15:41.761[11]; 17. 50-Rusty Egan, 15:42.389[21]; 18. 1-Rod Colburn, 15:42.622[22]; 19. 77-James Walldan, 15:42.953[15]; 20. 51-Charles Spoonmore, 15:44.987[24]; 21. 22-Greg Alt, 15:45.413[19]; 22. 4-Jordan Paulsen, 15:45.541[2]; 23. 39-William Huck, 15:46.750[23]; 24. (DNF) 38V-Matt VandeVere, 09:23.251[4]
   B Feature 1 12 laps | 00:09:33
2. 40-Tim Cox, 09:33.865[1]; 2. 50-Rusty Egan, 09:34.358[2]; 3. 1-Rod Colburn, 09:39.108[4]; 4. 39-William Huck, 09:22.325[5]; 5. 51-Charles Spoonmore, 09:23.668[10]; 6. 29OG-Tom Eller, 09:24.945[14]; 7. 12-Shawn Swim, 09:25.570[15]; 8. 2-Tommy Colbourn, 09:26.078[12]; 9. 7-Steve Clott, 09:28.500[6]; 10. 11-Lance Walldan, 09:29.923[9]; 11. (DNF) 23Z-Zach Raidart, 09:22.614[7]; 12. (DNF) 94-Jim Wehrman, 09:23.180[8]; 13. (DNF) 00-Paul Shaffer, 09:24.416[11]; 14. (DNF) 61-Zach Hansen, 09:24.416[3]; (DNS) 5-Garrett Deieso, 09:24.416; (DNS) 38-Allen Hafford, 09:24.416
   Heat 1 8 laps | 00:05:50
3. 01-Chris Dodd, 05:50.478[2]; 2. 54-Scott Grissom, 05:52.400[1]; 3. 18-Nick Petska, 05:53.603[4]; 4. 7S-Craig Campton, 05:53.819[3]; 5. 12-Shawn Swim, 05:54.367[5]; 6. 1-Rod Colburn, 05:54.902[7]; 7. 23Z-Zach Raidart, 05:56.035[6]; 8. 2-Tommy Colbourn, 05:56.242[9]; 9. 29OG-Tom Eller, 05:57.922[8]
   Heat 2 8 laps | 00:13:37
4. 4-Jordan Paulsen, 13:37.841[3]; 2. 6-Vince Bartolotta, 13:38.929[6]; 3. 19K-Derek Crane, 13:40.543[1]; 4. 29-Randy Stanford, 13:41.331[9]; 5. 22-Greg Alt, 02:54.828[7]; 6. 39-William Huck, 13:44.051[8]; 7. 7-Steve Clott, 13:47.788[2]; 8. (DNF) 40-Tim Cox, 02:53.402[4]; 9. (DNF) 5-Garrett Deieso, 02:53.898[5]
   Heat 3 8 laps | 00:04:36
5. 9-Greg Olsen, 04:36.348[1]; 2. 91-Jimmy Sivia, 04:37.044[2]; 3. 71S-Doug Schenck, 04:37.529[4]; 4. 14AJ-B.G. Wood, 04:38.078[3]; 5. 70-Chris Klemko, 04:38.785[5]; 6. 61-Zach Hansen, 04:41.398[6]; 7. 94-Jim Wehrman, 04:43.442[8]; 8. 51-Charles Spoonmore, 04:43.761[7]; (DNS) 38-Allen Hafford, 04:43.761
   Heat 4 8 laps | 00:09:14
6. 21-Ryan Zielski, 09:14.803[2]; 2. 20-Natalie Klemko, 09:15.078[1]; 3. 77-James Walldan, 09:15.916[5]; 4. 38V-Matt VandeVere, 09:16.643[4]; 5. 41-Dennis Spitz, 09:17.234[6]; 6. 50-Rusty Egan, 09:18.696[3]; 7. 11-Lance Walldan, 09:19.887[8]; 8. (DNF) 00-Paul Shaffer, 04:40.118[7]
   Qualifying 1 00:12:10
7. 18-Nick Petska, 00:15.656[17]; 2. 40-Tim Cox, 00:15.662[15]; 3. 71S-Doug Schenck, 00:15.682[5]; 4. 38V-Matt VandeVere, 00:15.822[18]; 5. 7S-Craig Campton, 00:15.852[28]; 6. 4-Jordan Paulsen, 00:15.878[8]; 7. 14AJ-B.G. Wood, 00:15.924[21]; 8. 50-Rusty Egan, 00:15.972[24]; 9. 01-Chris Dodd, 00:15.981[1]; 10. 7-Steve Clott, 00:15.995[10]; 11. 91-Jimmy Sivia, 00:16.033[29]; 12. 21-Ryan Zielski, 00:16.038[3]; 13. 54-Scott Grissom, 00:16.045[9]; 14. 19K-Derek Crane, 00:16.048[33]; 15. 9-Greg Olsen, 00:16.070[23]; 16. 20-Natalie Klemko, 00:16.084[16]; 17. 12-Shawn Swim, 00:16.086[4]; 18. 5-Garrett Deieso, 00:16.096[20]; 19. 70-Chris Klemko, 00:16.106[30]; 20. 77-James Walldan, 00:16.151[26]; 21. 23Z-Zach Raidart, 00:16.160[2]; 22. 6-Vince Bartolotta, 00:16.198[7]; 23. 61-Zach Hansen, 00:16.206[25]; 24. 41-Dennis Spitz, 00:16.410[34]; 25. 1-Rod Colburn, 00:16.464[11]; 26. 22-Greg Alt, 00:16.505[13]; 27. 51-Charles Spoonmore, 00:16.572[27]; 28. 00-Paul Shaffer, 00:16.716[32]; 29. 29OG-Tom Eller, 00:16.745[22]; 30. 39-William Huck, 00:16.912[12]; 31. 94-Jim Wehrman, 00:17.032[31]; 32. 11-Lance Walldan, 00:17.054[6]; 33. 2-Tommy Colbourn, 00:17.079[35]; 34. 29-Randy Stanford, 00:17.244[19]; 35. 38-Allen Hafford, [14]

• Kim Tennyson on May 06, 2019
• Article Date: 5/6/2019 by Mike Babicz