Riders Go Out With a Bang in Season Finale

Hartford, WI (February 27th, 2024) - The Midwest SnoCross Series wrapped up its 2023-2024 season at the familiar RK Compound in Hartford, WI in spectacular fashion, pulling off what many people didn’t believe was possible, racing this winter. With some point battles going down to a point difference, the series knew they had to get one
more weekend in, and the RK Compound stepped up and offered to host one last weekend of racing. The riders didn’t disappoint and put on a show for the crowd as one last send off this season.

Race 1 - Transition 11-13 saw a familiar name at the top of the charts both days, with Easton Kuhn sweeping the weekend, while Charlie Lucas and Beckum Pete joined him on the podium Saturday, with Logan Bruch and Colden Harnois rounding out the podium on Sunday.
Race 2 - MLK Carpentry/Design LLC 200 Stock 6-12 saw Noah Kuhn pick up the win on Saturday and second on Sunday. Lincoln Skar finished second on Saturday and picked up the win on Sunday. Russell Walsh rounded out the podium on Saturday with Harrison Skar third on
Sunday.
Race 3 - Professional Plating Inc. Novice Class would see a podium of Landon Giese, Brodie Lund, and Patrick Mcnamara on Saturday, with Lund picking up the win on Sunday followed by Giese and Kade Vethe.
Race 4 - 120 lmp Stock 8-12 saw three riders share the podium throughout the weekend, with Vincenzo Diorio winning on Saturday and finishing third on Sunday. Levi Dahl picked up a pair of second place finishes while Rhett Devault finished third on Saturday and first on Sunday.
Race 5 - 120 Champ 6-12 saw the same finishing order both days, with Lincoln Skar picking up the wins, his brother Harrison second, while Vincenzo Diorio brought home a pair of third places.
Race 6 - Snow Country Customs llc Junior 10-13 saw Easton Kuhn continue his winning ways, picking up the win both days, while Ryan Shimanski finished second on Saturday with Logan Bruch finishing second on Sunday, while Charlie Lucas finished with a pair of thirds.
Race 7 - The Brown Brothers Racing Pro Am Women’s class podium was shared by the same riders both days with Mckaylee Meyerhofer winning both finals, while Janiece Brown and Hailey Brown took second and third both days.
Race 8 - Rhinelander Cabins 200 Stock 6-7 saw Harrison Skar and Russell Walsh share the first and second spots, with Skar winning Saturday and finishing second Sunday, while Walsh finished second on Saturday and first Sunday. Jackson Kafka picked up a set of third places on the weekend.
Race 9 - The very exciting Pro Lite finished with a podium of Jeremy Beaulieu, Adam Ashline, and Jordan Biese on Saturday. Sunday’s podium would see Brian Peterson take the top spot, with Jan Even Romsdal second and Ashline third.
Race 10 - Recreational Motorsports 200 Stock 10-12 was won by Lincoln Skar both days, with the Kafka boys finishing second, Max on Saturday and Jackson on Sunday, while Abram Newton brought two, third place finishes back home to Mosinee with him.
Race 11 - C&A Pro Skis Sport Lite saw Jerrett Junemann win on Saturday, with Larsen Brown and Ryder Harnois second and third. Harnois picked up the win on Sunday while the rest of the podium consisted of Jesse Blenker and Brodie Lund.
Race 12 - Junior 10-13 2 was Logan Bruch’s class, with him winning both days, while Colden Harnois and Zoie Smith second and third both days respectively.
Race 13 - Pro 206 6-12 Saw Harrison Skar dominate, sweeping the wins. Lochlan Giese swept second both days, with Tucker Scheckel third on Saturday and Russell Walsh third on Sunday.
Race 14 - A 2 class race, with Junior Girls 9-13 going to Ava Kruschke, while Trinity Olson and Ryleigh Thompson on the podium, while Hailey Brown picked up the Junior Girls 14-17 class in the same race Saturday. Sunday’s race saw Kruschke pick up the win again with Adelyn Thompson and Olson on the podium, with Hailey Brown swept the weekend in her class.

Race 15 Tomahawk Sports Center Plus 30 saw Chris Kafka take both wins, with Scott Doll finishing second both days, while Jonathan Serdar third on Saturday and Brian Frandsen third on Sunday.
Race 16 - Town & Country Lawn Service Transition Combined 8-12 went to Ryan Shimanski on Saturday with Logan Bruch second. Sunday’s win was taken by Bruch with Holden Kuhn second. Beckum Pete finished third both days.
Race 17 - 120 Imp Stock 6-7 saw Oden Brooker, Leeland Veldboom, and Caden Johnson on the podium Saturday. Russell Walsh, Brooker, and Otto Walli would stand on the podium on Sunday.
Race 18 - Saturday’s 40 plus was won by Brian Harmon, with Augie Hoffmann second and Adam Konz third. Hoffmann would go one spot better on Sunday, winning, while Brian Frandsen finished second, and Konz wrapped up his weekend with another third place finish.

Race 19 -Millennium Technologies Sport - went to Jerrett Junemann on Saturday with Jake Hunger and Jonathan Serdar on the podium with him on Sunday. Hunger would win on Sunday, with Ryder Harnois and Eric Reinemann second and third.
Race 20 - Goodwin Performance Inc. Transition 8-10 - Saturday was an almost all Kuhn show, with Holden taking the win while his cousin Noah finished second. Sunday went to Holden once again while Lincoln Skar finished second. Axel Kruschke liked third place, taking the spot both days.
Race 21 - Saturday’s Recreational Motorsports 120 Imp 4-12 saw Vincenzo Diorio pick up the win Saturday with Otto Walli and Levi Dahl on the podium. Russell Walsh picked up Sunday’s win with Oden Brooker and Jakob Blenker second and third.

Race 22 SnowStuds Junior 14-17 -saw the same podium both days, with Ryder Harnois picking up the win, Colt Scheckel second, and Jesse Blenker third.
Race 23 - Rollin Transport LLC 120 Imp Stock 4-5 saw Vincenzo Diorio continue his winning ways, picking up the top spot on Saturday with Jakob Blenker and Hudson Pritchard second and third. Sunday went to Blenker, with Leeland Veldboom second, and Diorio third.
Race 24 - Kafka Granite LLC 200 Stock 8-9 - Noah Kuhn dominated the weekend, picking up both wins, with Max Kafka second both days and Eli Pallin third both days.
The final race of the both days,

Race 25 - Pro Am, was the Jeremy Beaulieu show, dominating both days and sweeping the weekend, with Jordan Biese second and Adam Ashline third on Saturday. Ashline would improve to second on Sunday, with Brian Petersen rounding out the podium on Sunday.

The Midwest SnoCross Series would like to thank the RK Compound for allowing the series to take over their track on such short notice. Ryan Kuhn and his team worked themselves to the bone to get the track and facility ready so the series had somewhere to run a season finale and their dedication to the sport can not go unnoticed. To learn about the series visit midwestsnocross.com and follow the series on FaceBook today.
Article Credit: Zack Krueger
Photo Credit: Emily Schwanke

• Hot Pits, Driver and one crew member only. MUST sign the smart waiver
• That means that family and friends Do need smart waiver to be in the trailer pit ares.
• We will have a Driver plus one in the hot pits

MWSS SUPPLEMENTAL RULES
MWSS Data Logger Requirement- ISR Approved 10/25/2023.
Within the ISR rules a Regional Affiliate may make an amendment for beginner classes. The amendment is as follows: In all ECU REV limited classes access must be provided for technical inspection purposes; a data logger will not be required for MWSS events. However, any rider/driver that is also competing in ECU REV limited classes in National Events will be required to run a data logger during all MWSS events. For those not running National Events and do not have a data logger if data verification becomes a need the Race Director and or the Tech Directors have full discretion to require a rider/driver to install a data logger for the next weekend of racing. Failure to do so will end in disqualification.
Data Logger Rule as Written by ISR
SNOCROSS JUNIOR CLASSES
VERIFICATION EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
In all ECU REV limited classes access must be provided for technical inspection purposes.
NEW FOR 2024 YOU MUST HAVE!
1. Data logging in RPM restricted classes is mandatory and access to data logging equipment must be provided to technical inspection officials. Data Logging equipment must use OEM CAN protocols. This requirement is mandatory in National Events.
Regional affiliates may offer a beginner class that will not require this equipment.
2. The penalty for violation of the correct data logging parameters will be a 3-event day suspension in the specific class for the first violation, and suspension for the balance of the season for any following event.

To Sign up for any race

1. You need the ISR license (insurance) to race in our series you can get that here ISR Remember Kids 120 & 200 need the Snocross License NOT THE KITTY KAT one.
2.  logo follow this to the Midwest Snocross race day page.
3. If you don’t have your username or password from last year, follow the links to retrieve it.
4. If you cant get logged in please contact me Dan or call me. DO NOT START A NEW ACCOUNT.
5. Once you get logged in, please check that your profile is complete, Sled number, hometown, exc.
6. Now you are ready to Register for Ironwood click events.
7. You will notice that you can register for both Saturday & Sunday at the same time. I encourage you to do it all at the same time, it saves you some money on the charges. If for any reason you can’t race on Sunday, we can move that registration to a different date.
8. Add on are available Parking , Practice and Tickets.
9. Now that your checked out and done. You can go back to the Ironwood page and fill out the smart waiver for all that are going to be in the pit area.
10. Realize the pit area is where the haulers are parked it open to anyone for your gate ticket you just must do a waiver.
11. The hot pits are the area where the sleds are staging to get ready to race. This area is a one plus one HOT PITS PASS one driver and one other person. All sponsors and Grandma’s Gram pa’s don’t need to be in the HOT PITS. As always if an extra person is needed please contact me.
12. Now that your done. Registration for Saturday closes at 6:00 pm Friday night we will post the line ups for Saturday after that.
13. All sleds and riders will have to go thru a safety check either Friday before practice of Saturday before practice. You will be given a sticker for your sled with check boxes.
14. Riders are reminded to have all the legal safety equipment, Helmets, knee pads, mouth guard, chest protection (must be approved for Snocross) working tether.
15. We will be checking gasoline this year pump gas or caned race fuel is or just know what you have in the tank when they check you.
16.  Driver’s meeting will be held at 7:30am at the TBD with practice and racing to follow. If you fail to attend the drivers meeting, you will start at the back of the front row.
17. We will run Two heats and a final in all classes. If you make the top three in your class you will have to stop to be tech if you fail to stop you will be docked places. You can’t go back to your trailer and then come back to tech, must stop right after you get off the track.
18. Top three in all classes go to the podium for trophies & Pictures.