2007 News, Results and Pictures
(12-16-07) Ishpeming, MI. Happy Holiday's from BMRE89, their spouses ,children and pets.
2007 was a decent year, did alot of different racing with a few wins and tons of fun.
We had visitors from all over the world, which is great cause alot of friends move away but can keep tabs via
the world wide web. You can look at Race Pictures and news, prayers, or even a before and after picture of a
Danish child getting an overbite corrected.
Look for us in 2008 at a track near you ..peace!
(11-18-07) Kewaskum, WI. Brad has been busy selling cars and trailers (even a SUV to his webmaster)
and is in negotiations with a recently retired NASCAR crew chief to assist at Slinger Speedway in '08
in pursuit of #4. As always, we'll keep ya posted on bmre89.com.
(11-1-07) Still Quiet
(10-23-07) All is quiet at BMRE as we prepare to ready a Dirt LM and a Super Late Model for 2008.
We are seeking sponsors for 2008, email Brad for more information.
89 Minutes of Random Lake...stay tuned!
(10-1-07) Random Lake, WI. "That's it for 2007", BMRE89 CEO Brad Mueller Stated from his posh 3500 square foot office
at Mueller's Sales and Service at Hwy's 57 and K, Random Lake WI.
"We will be cleaning out our Pace Trailer, taking the precious stuff to National Precious Metals, I also need to get my Harley winterized
at Suburban Harley Davidson in Thiensville." "The kids want to have fun, so we'll be going to Spieker's Pumpkin Farm just north of
Random Lake on why 57 to check out their Pumpkins, and also call the 'Chicken" to get a new sidewalk."
Thanks to everyone for their support in '07.
Sunday, September 30,
2007 (Loves Park, IL) – For a lot of racers, a win is more satisfying when
they pass cars to win, rather than start up front and lead all the laps. Jeremy
Lepak had that kind of a run today as he moved from his 12th starting position
to take home his second consecutive National Short Track Championship at the
Rockford
Speedway. Also, Mike Lloyd held off Ricky Bilderback to win the Del Taco Feature
Winners Invitational.
A field of 25 cars started the 200-lap main event on the final day of the 42nd
Annual National Short Track Championship weekend.
Mike Beyer, who was not feeling well, looked strong in the early going as the
leader with Eddie May and Bobby Wilberg right on his back bumper.
Brad "JJ" Mueller, who started 13th, was working his way to the front until he
spun in turns three and four on lap 11 while trying to past Pete Moore. Mueller
re-joined the field at the back of the pack.
<--- Kid Mueller Loops
Beyer's illness would get the best of him as he fell off the pace on lap 35 and
would call it a day, handing the lead over to May.
May held off a few challenges from Bobby Wilberg and hold on to the lead at the
halfway break. Steve Rubeck was running third with Jerry Gille in fourth. Adam
Royle rounded out the top five. Defending champion Jeremy Lepak was running
sixth with fast qualifier Dan Lensing in seventh. Brian Johnson Jr. was eighth
with Larry Schuler in ninth. Josh Bauer rounded out the top ten. Mueller
recovered from his earlier spin to move back to eleventh.
May continued to lead at the start of the second half of the 200-lap event. Josh
Bauer fell off the pace on lap 118 when his window net came down. He would go
down four laps after his repair.
It got a little scary in the top five on lap 121 when Adam Royle got loose going
into turn three, his right front tire would go down and as he was trying to get
around the track he went into the wall in turns one and two collecting Jeff Way.
On the re-start, Rubeck would get by Wilberg for second with Gille following
Rubeck for third.
Mueller's charge towards the front came to a halt on lap 133 when he appeared to
have a tire go down after he and Lepak made contact coming off of turn four. He
made hard contact with the turn one wall. Bauer was also collected causing both
of the Random Lake, WI residents to be done for the day.
<--Heavy Contact
On the re-start, Lepak started to make his charge to the front. On lap 149, he
would get past Wilberg for fourth with Lensing in tow. Seven laps later, he
would get past Gille for third. Then he would get on the inside of Rubeck for
second on lap 165. Two laps later, Rubeck's left front tire would go down and he
was done for the day.
Lepak made his bid to the top of the leader board on lap 168 as he went on the
inside of May for the lead. "I had the four barrel and I saved the right rear to
the end to where I had the power to use the bottom near the end," Lepak stated
after the race.
Lepak would take over the top spot on with 31 laps to go and pull away from the
rest of the field.
Lensing started to show is muscle in the last 30 laps. With 26 laps to go,
Lensing was on the inside of Schuler for position when the two made contact
causing Lensing's right side to get airborne. He would try to gather his car up
but spun as he came out of turn two in the infield. Lensing would re-join the
rear of the field and he quickly charged his way back to the front.
With 12 laps to go, Gille and Lensing would get past May for second and third
respectively. A lap later, the final caution of the day would fly on lap 189 as
May and Campbell would spin in turns one and two.
On the re-start with eight laps to go, Lepak would pull away while Gille had to
hold off a charging Lensing.
At the checkers, it was Lepak scoring his second straight National Short Track
Championship win with Gille holding off Lensing for second. Pete Moore, who
started 18th, came home with a strong fourth place finish. 1984 NSTC Champion,
Al Schill, made a great return with a fifth place finish.
NSTC Super Late Model
A-Main 01 -- 1. Jeremy Lepak, Wausau, Wis; 2. Jerry Gille, Roscoe; 3. Dan
Lensing, Poplar Grove; 4. Peter Moore, McFarland, Wis; 5. Al Schill, Franklin,
Wis; 6. Adam Royle, Northfield, Minn.; 7. Stevie Campbell, Lisle; 8. Eddie May,
Crystal Lake; 9. Larry Schuler, Minooka; 10. Tom Smith, Tinley Park; 11. Jeremy
Spoonmore, Somonauk;
12. Brett McCoy, Belvidere; 13. Steve Rubeck, Cherry Valley; 14. Bob Wilberg,
Beloit, Wis; 15. Mark Hartline, Gilberts; 16. Brad "JJ" Mueller, Random Lake,
Wis; 17. Josh Bauer, Random Lake, Wis; 18. Jeff Way, Burlington, Wis; 19. Brian
Johnson, Jr., Machesney Park; 20. Ryan Carlson, Loves Park; 21. Josh Nelms,
Lockport; 22. Mike Beyer, Machesney Park; 23. Jack Kalwasinski, Dyer, Ind.; 24.
Bill Hobson, Roscoe; 25. Matt Kocourek, Franklin, Wis.
(9-16-07) Luxemburg, Plymouth and Slinger Luxemburg Friday the BMRE bunch loses a
motor. Then they head back to Random and borrow a motor (Thanks Houpt Racing) to race
Plymouth Saturday and come up 2 spots short of the Championship (Good Job Jeremy).
The we are off to Slinger, pausing to notice the leaves changing colors, Brad sang some Johnny
Cash tunes on the way, causing 2 crew members to get sick, using the doggie bags to keep the
hauler on the way to Wayne's World. 7th in time, 11th in the heat and 7th in the 40 lap Pepsi main.
(9-12-07) Random Lake, WI.
Brad Mueller, CEO of BMRE89, major stockholder of 4 Oil Companies and a damn good
vocalist, has announced some upcoming races.
This week, Friday the 5 Star Pontiac will be at Luxemburg Speedway, following that up with
Saturday at the Plymouth Dirt Track where we say, don't embroider those jackets just yet.
Sunday we hope to catch the car show at the Grand Larsony in Kewaskum (8-3) on our way
to Slinger Super Speedway for the Sunday AFTERNOON finale (TT 12:30 Races@ 2).
Looking ahead, we'll be at the National Short Track Championships at Rockford and the
CRA event at Winchester in October, plus many charity events in between. (Cancelled due to wall shot at Rockford)
(9-9-07) Slinger Speedway. BMRE headed off to Slinger and timed 2nd quick, took 6th in
the Dash and 7th in the Feature.
(9-8-07) Plymouth Dirt Track
BMRE is second in points (1065-1061) after a Heat win and a Feature DNF, one week to go.
| HEAT 2 |
| 1, BRAD MUELLER. 2, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 3, TONY MILLER. 4, GREGG |
| HAESE. 5, GARY GLANDER. 6, DONNY KULOW. 7, MATT SCHLEHLEIN. 8, |
| JASON ROE. 9, MCCOY PERRONNE |
| A FEATURE |
| 1, GREGG HAESE. 2, BRIAN GENSKE. 3, BRAD LUBACH. 4, LUKE |
| SCHOLTEN. 5, CHAD RATHKE. 6, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 7, JEREMY |
| SAUTER. 8, MATT YANCEY. 9, TIM THOMPSON. 10, BRAD DAHMER. 11, |
| MARK SCHOLTEN. 12, BRIAN KAAT. 13, BOB CULLEN. 14, RICK HED. 15, |
| GREG KEMPF. 16, JESTIN DANES. 17, DEAN HORNECK. 18, DAVE HOLM. |
| 19, TONY MILLER. 20, BRAD MUELLER. |
(9-3-07) Charter raceway Park aka Beaver Dam. Kid Mueller and the BMRE gang head off to the finale
of the Green White and Checkered series, win the heat but miss the set-up in the Feature and tear up the
5 Star Pontiac, but we'll rivit the body back on and head to Plymouth to fight for the '07 championship.
<-- Mueller Time
Beaver Dam Photo's Available to purchase at http://wismotorsports.net
(9-2-07) Slinger Speedway. Dash win and Feature win for BMRE, Monday Beaver Dam Green White Checkered.
<---ThankYouVeryMuch
MUELLER WINS BOB FISH LABOR DAY SPECIAL 100!!!
By:Dangerous Dan Margetta
(Slinger, WI) Sept. 2 —Brad Mueller drove to his second feature victory of the season in the Bob Fish Pontiac Buick GMC Labor Day Special 100-lap late model main event Sunday night at the Slinger Super Speedway.
“Wow!” Mueller exclaimed upon exiting his car in Victory Lane. “It has been a long time and I’m very, very happy.”
Mueller led a total of 88 laps after using the outside lane to take the lead from Al Schill on lap 12, and then maintained his advantage over Lowell Bennett as the laps wound down.
“I was holding back a little bit after we got a 11 7/8ths car-length lead,” Mueller continued. “I kind of idled back a little bit because I’ve been known to fry the right rear tire off these things, so I thought I would play it safe and well, it worked out tonight.” "Fuel Prices also came into my mind".
Tommy Pecaro paced the beginning laps with Schill using the inside to move into second place while Mike Strupp claimed third over Mueller and Race McComb. The car of Jacob Goede looped around in turn two after racing hard for a spot in the top ten on lap four, drawing the caution flag as the field slowed abruptly to avoid the incident. Several cars left the track for repairs and all were able to return with the exception of fast qualifier Nick Schumacher who retired from the event after sustaining damage in the wreck.
Pecaro chose the inside line for the restart, leaving the outside to Schill which he used to his advantage to rocket into the lead as racing resumed. Mueller also used the top lane to work is way into third place while Bennett, Strupp, and Eric Fransen followed behind him. By lap nine, Mueller had pulled alongside Pecaro for second, once again working the outside lane, and as the two cars exited turn four side by side, Pecaro’s car broke loose and he spun to the infield as the race remained under the green flag. Once into second, it took just three laps for Mueller to track down Schill and make the move for the lead, taking to the outside to make the pass on lap 12. Bennett was on the march as well and he too used the top lane to race his way into second place on lap 16, leaving Schill to battle with Strupp, Fransen, and David Prunty.
The remainder of the race ran caution-free despite numerous single car spins as Mueller maintained about a half straightaway advantage over Bennett, who appeared to be able to close slightly once the leaders were free of lapped traffic. Behind the leaders, Strupp was able to power his way into third place, a spot he was able to keep despite suffering a momentarily setback when his car appeared to slow suddenly on the backstretch near lap 70 before regaining momentum and continuing on.
Mueller ran a steady pace in the late stages and raced to the win as Bennett was unable to seriously challenge for the lead, taking the checkered flag in second place. Strupp wrapped up a very strong run with a solid third place finish while John Mueller parlayed a late race charge into a fourth place result. David Prunty took the checkered flag in fifth place, ahead of Fransen and Matt Kocourek. Conrad Morgan came home with an eighth place finish ahead of Tony Strupp, who was ninth, and Jacob Goede recovered from the early spin to post a tenth place finish in his Slinger debut.
Collin Bamke won the 30-lap late model semi-feature over Fred Winn and Mike Egan while Brian Johnson Jr. and Randy Schuler were fourth and fifth respectively. Jerry Eckhardt took top honors in the 15-lap late model consi over Larry Epright and Ron Ragan while George Olson and Kelsey Bauer rounded out the top five. Brad Mueller was the winner of the late model fast dash and Nick Schumacher was the fastest qualifier at 11.493 seconds.
(9-1-07) Random Lake, WI. Bradley and the BMRE Army will be racing at Slinger Speedway this
Sunday for the Labor Day Fireworks show, then answering phones Monday for the Labor Day Telethon,
after this we will head over to Beaver Dam Raceway Park for the Green White Checkered series.
Think of Jerry this weekend, he does alot with his MDA telethon, do it for the kids, Brad is Jerry's Kid.
(8-26-07) Slinger Speedway. Brad and the crew head off to Slinger for Fan Appreciation night, which
was cheap food and drinks and some wild races. Brad guided the 89 to fast time.
In the Dash, the 89 car ended up 5th
In the 60 lap feature, Brad was practicing for Eldora with a loose ride ending up 5th, and in the Race Of Champions 2nd.
(8-25-07) Plymouth Dirt Track. The BMRE 5 car won the feature at Plymouth Saturday
with Greg Haese driving and has a 19 point lead over Jeremy Sauter.
Greg "Guns" Haese
| Grand National | |||
| Car | Driver Name | Overall Points | |
| 1 | 5 | BRAD MUELLER | 1006 |
| 2 | 29S | JEREMY SAUTER | 987 |
| 3 | 37 | BRAD LUBACH | 942 |
| 4 | 45 | BRAD DAHMER | 936 |
| 5 | 15 | BRIAN KAAT | 918 |
| 6 | 61C | LUBACH- COPPERSMITH | 904 |
| 7 | 80 | LUKE SCHOLTEN | 881 |
| 8 | 48 | DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN | 858 |
| 9 | 55M | TONY MILLER | 853 |
| 10 | 58 | DAVE HOLM | 835 |
(8-22-07) Manitowoc. EWSC had a full pit of cars, but mother nature was a B&@#ch and the rain
fell upon us, canceling the races. Brad will turn the 5 car over to Greg "I win 50 lappers" Haese at
Plymouth Saturday, while the BMRE89 gang will be in full force munchin' Dollar Hot Dogs at Slinger
Sunday. Also, Saturday has been deemed Rich Loch Day in Green Lake County.
(8-20-07) Random Lake, WI. Manitowoc Fairgrounds this Wednesday Night, EWSC races at the fair. Come take a few rides,
eat some Brats and Cheer on the 5 Star Pontiac.
Plymouth Races Cancelled for August 18th, its rainin' don't ya know
Slinger Races Cancelled for August 19th, its rainin' don't ya know
(8-18-07) Random Lake, WI. Busy day at BMRE today, as Brad and the talent rich crew prepare the 5 star
Pontiac for Plymouth and the Late Model for Slinger Sunday. Brad has announced he will run the rest of the
season at Slinger Super Speedway, so head on out the next few Sunday Nights to see what might be Brad's
last races on asphalt as 2008 looks to have a Dirt Flavor.
(8-11-07) Sheboygan County Fairgrounds, AKA Plymouth Dirt Track.
Races at the Plymouth Dirt Track were lost to rain, and the team filled Sand Bags at the local Emergency
Disaster Station in case of flooding. Brad then helped a young boy Sunday at 5 am delivering Newspapers
door to door cause the child had a swollen knee, just the type of love shown at BMRE.
(8-4-07) Anderson, Indiana. CRA Super Series 250 lapper at Anderson, and the 89 car timed in 6th.
In the main, Brad led 124 laps but finished 5th.
(8-4-07) Plymouth Dirt Track. The Flyin 5 car with sub driver Greg Haese kept BMRE in the point lead.
Brad Dahmer of Sheboygan Falls passed Brian Kaat of Plymouth with a handful of laps remaining in the 25 lap A-main
feature in the Grand National Division. Dahmer went on to win with Kaat finishing second. Jeremy Sauter of Random
Lake came back from a sixteenth place starting position to finish third. Greg Haese, who was filling in the No. 5 car
for Brad Mueller, was fourth, and Doug Teunissen
of Sheboygan Falls rounded out the top five for the feature.
(7-31-07) Random Lake, WI. Busy weekend for BMRE as Bradley will be racing the CRA Anderson (IN)
250 while Greg Haese will be piloting the #5 Grand National car at the Plymouth Dirt Track.
To learn more about the Anderson Event, click HERE
From Elmer Stungy, "Haese was dat feller dat drove the tirty car up der at KK while Bradley had
dat 89 wit da flames but deys bot yeller and dey had hemi's."
(7-28-07) Plymouth Dirt Track. Clean Sweep for BMRE at the Fairgrounds Saturday Night
Brad has an 806- 791 point lead over Jeremy Sauter
| GRAND NATIONAL |
| HEAT 1 |
| 1, BRAD MUELLER. 2, BRIAN GENSKE. 3, LUKE SCHOLTEN. 4, GREG |
| KEMPF. 5, TONY MILLER. 6, TONY WILTZIUS. 7, BRAD LUBACH. 8, DEAN |
| HORNECK. 9, BOB CULLEN.
(DNS).
|
| A FEATURE |
| 1, BRAD MUELLER. 2, BRIAN GENSKE. 3, JEREMY SAUTER. 4, LUKE |
| SCHOLTEN. 5, BRAD LUBACH. 6, MATT YANCEY. 7, BOB CULLEN. 8, |
| JASON DYER. 9, DAVE HOLM. 10, JASON ROE. 11, BRIAN KAAT. 12, TONY |
| MILLER. 13, LUBACH- COPPERSMITH. 14, GREG KEMPF. 15, TROY |
| THEOBALD. 16, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 17, ANNIS MEINNERT. 18, MARK |
| SCHOLTEN. 19, TYLER NAULT. 20, SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS. 21, |
| BRAD DAHMER. (DNS). |
(7-21-07) Plymouth Dirt Track
| GRAND NATIONAL |
| HEAT 1 |
| 1, MARC CASWELL. 2, PAUL PERRONNE. 3, BRAD MUELLER. 4, BRIAN |
| KAAT. 5, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 6, TONY WILTZIUS. 7, TYLER NAULT. 8, |
| ANNIS MEINNERT. 9, WILL SORCE. |
| A FEATURE |
| 1, BRAD DAHMER. 2, BRAD LUBACH. 3, BRIAN KAAT. 4, DON SORCE JR.. |
| 5, SCOTT HOUPT. 6, BRIAN GENSKE. 7, SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS. 8, |
| TONY MILLER. 9, MARK FIEBER. 10, BRAD MUELLER. 11, DOUGLAS |
| TEUNISSEN. 12, JASON ROE. 13, BOB CULLEN. 14, DAVE HOLM. 15, PAUL |
| PERRONNE. 16, MARC CASWELL. 17, SHANE HEANEY. 18, LUBACH- |
| COPPERSMITH. 19, TIM WARNER. 20, MARK SCHOLTEN. |
| Car | Driver Name | Overall Points | ||
| 1 | 5 | BRAD MUELLER | 716 | |
| 2 | 37 | BRAD LUBACH | 715 | |
| 3 | 45 | BRAD DAHMER | 706 | |
| 4 | 29S | JEREMY SAUTER | 705 | |
| 5 | 3E | SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS | 702 | |
| 6 | 61C | LUBACH- COPPERSMITH | 696 | |
| 7 | 15 | BRIAN KAAT | 666 | |
| 8 | 55M | TONY MILLER | 663 | |
| 9 | 80 | LUKE SCHOLTEN | 625 | |
| 10 | 58 | DAVE HOLM |
(7-17-07) Slinger Speedway. Could you fit another butt in the seats?? That place was packed,
and the Kid drove his heart out to a 3rd place finish in the 250 lap grind.
Dave Kallmann JS Online Story Here
Brad battles Kyle Busch ^ and Clowns with the fans before the race >
(7-14-07) Plymouth Dirt Track. A great night for racing and Team BMRE takes the GN win after
a second place in the heat race. We sit second in points, 23 points behind Jeremy Sauter.
| A FEATURE |
| 1, BRAD MUELLER. 2, LUBACH- COPPERSMITH. 3, JEREMY SAUTER. 4, |
| LUKE SCHOLTEN. 5, BRAD DAHMER. 6, SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS. 7, |
| BRIAN KAAT. 8, JASON ROE. 9, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 10, DEAN |
| HORNECK |
(7-7-07) Plymouth Dirt Track
| A FEATURE |
| 1, BRAD LUBACH. 2, LUBACH- COPPERSMITH. 3, WILL SORCE. 4, BRAD |
| MUELLER. 5, SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS. 6, BRAD DAHMER. 7, ANNIS |
| MEINNERT. 8, BRIAN CESAR. 9, DAVE HOLM. 10, JASON ROE. 11, BRIAN |
| KAAT. 12, TONY MILLER. 13, PAUL PERRONNE. 14, TROY THEOBALD. 15, |
| DEAN HORNECK. 16, TYLER NAULT. 17, GREG KEMPF. 18, LUKE |
| SCHOLTEN. 19, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 20, JEREMY SAUTER |
(7-6-07) Oshkosh Speedzone. Brad takes second in the heat race to Jeff Richards with Dave Teske 3rd, and follows that up
with a 5th in the main event.
Dennis Thompson
With rain falling and severe weather approaching, the High Speed Holiday Series event featuring the MSA Sprints,
The Mortgage Guys Grand Nationals and the Wisconsin-Illinois Mini-Sprints was canceled following the first sprint car heat.
Three Grand National heat races were run prior to the rain with wins going to Roger Lee of Wind Lake, Brad Mueller and
Don Sorce Jr. of West Allis. Ticket stubs will be honored at any regular Saturday night event or the High Speed Holiday
Series event scheduled for September 3.
(7-1-07) Slinger Speedway. Fireworks at the Speedway, packed stands and damn near a full moon.
BMRE starts out with fast time, besting a HUGE field of cars.
In the 85 lap main, a very tense race to watch the 89 car took second to David Prunty.
Our thoughts are with The Behling Family as Todd had an emergency surgery, get well soon !
(6-30-07) Plymouth Dirt Track. Team BMRE and their driver win their heat race and the FEATURE tonight
before a full house watching the IRA Sprint Cars along with the GN's, Late Models and 4 Bangers.
See us at Slinger tonight for the all new Brad Mueller Racing Enterprises T-Shirts, ummm...they ROCK!
| Grand National | ||||
| Car | Driver Name | Overall Points | ||
| 1 | 29S | JEREMY SAUTER | 528 | |
| 2 | 37 | BRAD LUBACH | 485 | |
| 3 | 55M | TONY MILLER | 484 | |
| 4 | 5 | BRAD MUELLER | 478 | |
| 5 | 61C | LUBACH- COPPERSMITH | 477 |
(6-27-07) Random Lake, WI Team BMRE89 (5) will be racing Plymouth Saturday,
Slinger Sunday (Get Ready David) and Beaver Dam Tuesday.
The cookout scheduled for Sunday has been postponed, moved to the BMRE Pit Crew Olympics date.
The crew has been busy working out with personal trainers and dieticians, last years results tell the story.
Lance Armstrong was invited as a motivational speaker, but he is too busy, and never heard of BMRE.
(6-23-07) Plymouth Dirt Track
| HEAT 2 |
| 1, SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS. 2, BRIAN CESAR. 3, MATT YANCEY. 4, |
| ANNIS MEINNERT. 5, TYLER NAULT. 6, MCCOY PERRONNE. 7, GREG |
| KEMPF. 8, BRAD MUELLER. |
| B FEATURE |
| 1, ANNIS MEINNERT. 2, DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 3, STEVE SCHNEIDER. 4, |
| BRAD MUELLER. 5, TIM WARNER. 6, BRAD LUBACH. 7, PAUL PERRONNE. |
| 8, TONY WILTZIUS. 9, BRUCE WRIGHT JR. 10, GREG KEMPF. 11, MCCOY |
| PERRONNE. 12, MATT SCHLEHLEIN. 13, REBECCA KASTEN. 14, TROY |
| THEOBALD. 15, KEN GLANDER. 16, TRAVIS MOEHRING. (DNS). |
| A FEATURE |
| 1, LUBACH- COPPERSMITH. 2, BRAD MUELLER. 3, JEREMY SAUTER. 4, |
| JESTIN DANES. 5, SEE-YA LATER MOTORSPORTS. 6, DAVE HOLM. 7, BRAD |
| DAHMER. 8, TONY MILLER. 9, BRIAN KAAT. 10, MATT YANCEY. 11, |
| DOUGLAS TEUNISSEN. 12, STEVE SCHNEIDER. 13, WILL SORCE. 14, |
| TYLER NAULT. 15, DEAN HORNECK. 16, LUKE SCHOLTEN. 17, ANNIS |
| MEINNERT. 18, JASON ROE. 19, MARK FIEBER. 20, BRIAN CESAR. |
(6-22-07) Milwaukee Mile Results
| 1 | 4 | 23 | Johnny Benson | Toyota | Toyota Certified Used Vehicles | 190/5 | 200 | Running |
| 2 | 14 | 33 | Ron Hornaday | Chevrolet | Camping World / RVs.com |
175/5 | 200 | Running |
| 3 | 2 | 30 | Todd Bodine | Toyota | Lumber Liquidators | 165/0 | 200 | Running |
| 4 | 1 | 5 | Mike Skinner | Toyota | Toyota Tundra | 170/10 | 200 | Running |
| 5 | 13 | 14 | Rick Crawford | Ford | Power Stroke Diesel | 155/0 | 200 | Running |
| 6 | 7 | 99 | Erik Darnell | Ford | Northern Tool + Equipment | 150/0 | 200 | Running |
| 7 | 23 | 4 | Mike Bliss | Dodge | Open Joist | 146/0 | 200 | Running |
| 8 | 5 | 6 | Travis Kvapil | Ford | K&N Filters | 142/0 | 200 | Running |
| 9 | 11 | 88 | Matt Crafton | Chevrolet | Johns Manville / Menards | 138/0 | 200 | Running |
| 10 | 15 | 10 | David Starr | Ford | Maxx Force Diesel | 134/0 | 200 | Running |
| 11 | 3 | 60 | Jack Sprague | Toyota | Con-way Freight | 130/0 | 200 | Running |
| 12 | 25 | 09 | Stacy Compton | Ford | Zaxby's | 127/0 | 199 | Running |
| 13 | 16 | 59 | Terry Cook | Toyota | Harris Trucking | 124/0 | 199 | Running |
| 14 | 6 | 36 | Ryan Mathews | Toyota | Bill Davis Racing | 121/0 | 199 | Running |
| 15 | 20 | 16 | Benny Gordon | Ford | Samuel Metals | 118/0 | 199 | Running |
| 16 | 10 | 07 | Tim Sauter * | Chevrolet | Lester Buildings | 115/0 | 198 | Running |
| 17 | 12 | 47 | Kraig Kinser | Chevrolet | Ginn Resorts | 112/0 | 198 | Running |
| 18 | 24 | 18 | Ken Schrader | Dodge | Fastenal | 109/0 | 198 | Running |
| 19 | 26 | 75 | Dennis Setzer | Chevrolet | Spears Manufacturing | 106/0 | 198 | Running |
| 20 | 27 | 51 | Kelly Sutton | Chevrolet | Team Copaxone | 103/0 | 198 | Running |
| 21 | 17 | 1 | Aaron Fike * | Toyota | RFMS Inc. / Red Horse Racing | 100/0 | 197 | Running |
| 22 | 19 | 40 | Shane Huffman | Chevrolet | Curtis Key Plumbing | 97/0 | 197 | Running |
| 23 | 31 | 08 | Chad McCumbee | Chevrolet | The GPS Store / Garmin | 94/0 | 197 | Running |
| 24 | 22 | 15 | Bill Lester | Chevrolet | Billy Ballew Motorsports | 91/0 | 196 | Running |
| 25 | 30 | 63 | Jack Smith | Ford | Dave Porter Trk Sales / Mittler Bros. | 88/0 | 196 | Running |
| 26 | 29 | 7 | Jason White * | Chevrolet | Hooters Energy Drink | 85/0 | 196 | Running |
| 27 | 34 | 8 | Blake Bjorklund * | Chevrolet | Haas Automation | 82/0 | 195 | Running |
| 28 | 21 | 77 | Brendan Gaughan | Chevrolet | South Point Resort | 79/0 | 195 | Running |
| 29 | 32 | 00 | Josh Wise | Toyota | Aaron's Lucky Dog | 76/0 | 191 | Running |
| 30 | 35 | 31 | Brad Mueller | Dodge | Cedar Creek Motorsports | 73/0 | 186 | Running |
| 31 | 9 | 13 | Willie Allen * | Chevrolet | Lowery Plumbing / ThorSport Racing | 70/0 | 156 |