2022 Challenge Series Champion Cole Searing didn’t even set out to chase the 2024 Structural Buildings WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series championship, but after winning 2 of the first 3 events and...
WISSOTA’s newest racing facility, the Thunder City Speedway in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada officially opened its doors on June 4 th, 2022 and just over two years later, the city of Thunder Bay now i...
MaKenna (Kenna) Romuld, from Grand Forks, North Dakota raced to the 2024 WISSOTA Midwest Modified national Rookie of the Year title after a solid first season in the division. She moved from the Go K...
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada’s David Simpson comes from a family rich in racing tradition and involvement in the motorsports scene north of the border, so to win the 2024 WISSOTA Midwest Modified nat...
20-year-old Tommy Pogones started racing six years ago, competing in the Mod Four division for the first five years of his career before hopping into the Street Stock once his dad retired from racing...
Eyota, Minnesota’s Braden Brauer became the 2024 WISSOTA Street Stock National Champion after a dominating 35-win season to best his younger brother Kolton, who finished second in the final national...
20-year-old Blake Hawker moved from the WISSOTA Hornet division, where he had competed the past two seasons, to the WISSOTA Mod Four class in 2024 and the jump paid off as he raced to the WISSOTA Nat...
2017 and 2024 WISSOTA Mod Four National Champion Dean Larson lives in Pennock, Minnesota, a small central Minnesota community, approximately 600 miles from the Wyoming border, yet he hauled his #37 W...
We would like to say Congratulations to all our State Champions. We look forward to celebrating with you at WISSOTA National Banquet. Saturday November 9, 2024 Minnesota WISSOTA Late Model - Tyler Pe...
Barnum, Minnesota’s Nikota Larson raced to the 2024 WISSOTA Hornet Rookie of the Year title this season, besting Fergus Falls, Minnesota’s Dexyn Habraken by 33 points to secure the honor. Larson, who...