Troy Springborn in the No. 81 Wissota Late Model
Oct 24, 2008
On the surface, Troy Springborn might appear to be just your average race car driver. As is the case with many things in life, appearances can be deceiving.
Gordie Seegert Jr. in the #4 Wissota Late Model
Oct 9, 2008
Gordie Seegert Jr. has been racing for over 24 years and could be considered the definition of the 'Wisconsin Racer.'
WSORR 'Night of Champions' Highlights 2008 Racing
Oct 6, 2008
You could tell that it was a successful racing season in the WSORR simply by the amount of people that showed up to the annual Lucas Oil, WSORR 'Night of Champions' last Saturday night at the Potawatomi Bingo Casino in Milwaukee, WI.
Evan Evans in the No. 5 PRO 2 Off-Road Truck
Sep 24, 2008
Never Give Up. That's a phrase, everyone can agree, can be rather inspirational. For Evan Evans, it means even more.
1st Annual FCP Racing Banquet Comes Out a Success
Sep 22, 2008
Last Sunday, the Forest County Potawatomi Racing Team held the first ever Meet and Greet/Banquet, and what a successful event it was.
Tom Haferkorn in the #24 IMCA Modified Stock Car
Sep 11, 2008
When it comes to Joe and Tom Haferkorn, the phrase "like father, like son" couldn't be more applicable. Tom has been racing since 1992, but couldn't have gotten where he is today without the help of family.
Gary Kasperek wins Championship in Antigo
Sep 7, 2008
Gary Kasperek is seemingly too fast. The driver of the No. 2 Forest County Potawatomi street stock car has been passing people like it's his job. And that is what lead him to a Championship at Langlade County Speedway.
Nelson, Springborn earn respected Championships
Sep 5, 2008
Troy Nelson and Troy Springborn have been passing people and taking names. Both drivers like to go fast, and you can tell as both racers had to bring out the crate cars to finish the season.
All FCP Drivers Finish Top 4 in Points Standings
Sep 1, 2008
Johnny Greaves won a Pro 4 World Championship on Saturday while Jeff Kincaid won points championship in Pro Light. Ben Wandahsega and Matt Gerald both finished just a few points out of the lead with second place finishes.
Kincaid wins, Greaves sets track record
Aug 29, 2008
Johnny Greaves started the Forest County Potawatomi Racing day by setting a track record while Jeff Kincaid finished the day with a Decision at Sundown win.
Jeff Kincaid is dominating the Pro Light class
Aug 26, 2008
When it comes to the Pro Light class for World Series of Off-Road Racing and Championship Off-Road Racing, there's only one name you need to know: Jeff Kincaid.
Crandon Poised for "Biggest Off-Road Weekend" Ever
Aug 25, 2008
When schedule-makers for the 2008 Lucas Oil World Series of Off-Road Racing finalized Crandon International Off-Road Raceway as the site of the season ending finals this coming Labor Day weekend, the die was cast for the biggest weekend in the history of the sport.
Greaves survives wicked crash at Pomona
Aug 22, 2008
Forest County Potawatomi drivers Johnny Greaves, Jeff Kincaid and Evan Evans looked to take a checkered flag in each of their respected classes at Pomona for rounds 9 and 10.
Ben Wandahsega in the No. 297 SRT Super Truck
Aug 14, 2008
Ben Wandahsega has been racing nearly 10 years. But even though his class is being eliminated the veteran is looking for back-to-back season wins before moving to a new class.
All Potawatomi Off-Road drivers podium at WSORR
Aug 11, 2008
Jeff Kincaid and Ben Wandahsega finished first while Matt Gerald and Evan Evans finish in second resulting in every Potawatomi racer finding their way to the podium in Bark River, MI.
Ray's Cycle drag team working their way to the top
Aug 5, 2008
Ray Samson, Steve Dennis and James Koga like to go fast. But that is an understatement as the three motorcycle drag races do a 1/4 mile in just over 10 seconds at over 130 miles per hour.
Julie McDermid in the #1m IMCA stock car
Jul 31, 2008
Julie McDermid has become a star in Wisconsin stock car racing. With a number of feature wins, this young driver has turned the sport around all by herself.
Matt Gerald in the #195 Light Buggy
Jul 29, 2008
Matt Gerald is working his way to the top. With his father as his crew chief, who is a 20 year veteran of buggy racing, Gerald is looking to win the points race in his first year of having Potawatomi as a sponsor.
Gerald racing Pro class in front of hometown fans
Jul 23, 2008
Calling it "a dream come true", Lucas Oil World Series of Off-Road Racing young gun Matt Gerald tests his skills against the best in the business this weekend at Oshkosh Speedzone Raceway by stepping into a PRO Light Pickup for the first time under race conditions.
Evans, Wandahsega finish 1st at Bark River
Jul 14, 2008
Evan Evans and Ben Wandahsega both finished atop the podium at Bark River for the 5th and 6th rounds of the World Series of Off-road Racing.
Troy Nelson in the #66 stock car
Jul 12, 2008
Troy Nelson has a passion for racing, but that doesn't mean there is any lack of skill. Nelson drives his No. 66 into Victory Lane quite often.
Motocross racer #327 Tristan Alloway
Jun 27, 2008
When it comes to racing motocross it doesn't matter how old you are, and for Tristan Alloway it shows. The young man is dominating in both the 65cc and 85cc classes.
Gerald, Kincaid, Greaves all finish atop podium
Jun 23, 2008
There was a buzz at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway this weekend. All the fans in attendance saw first hand just how dominating the Forest County Potawatomi Racing team is, and they couldn't help but talk about it.
Joe Haferkorn in the #22
Jun 17, 2008
Joe Haferkorn has been racing for 40 years, but you would never suspect it watching him work his way through the field to a win at his favorite track in Antigo. Rumbling in the #22 stock car Joe has become one of the elite IMCA Modified drivers.
Mike Wedelstadt in the "X" car
Jun 17, 2008
Mike Wedelstadt has been racing for 14 years, and if you ask him he won't be quiting anytime soon. The driver of the "X" car is flying past opponents all around the country.
McDermid, Springborn take trip to Victory Lane
Jun 17, 2008
Antigo, Wi (June 13, 2008) - 110 cars checked in as Mother Nature was kind enough this week to let the rains subside by Friday morning and allow for six full divisions to compete on the half-mile at Langlade County Speedway.
