Photo Highlights

WDLMA Late Model #10 Pete Parker grabbed the early lead and went home with the $2,000 first prize money. He was joined in the winner’s circle by his grandson, Lee Parker.
WDLMA Late Model #15 Russ Scheffler and #10 Pete Parker, veterans in this prestigious class, battled it out Saturday night at Thunderhill. Parker grabbed the early lead and went home with the $2,000 first prize money. Scheffler finished second followed by Tom Naeyaert.
Six-time feature winner, #54 Benji LaCrosse took home a convincing feature event win on Saturday after taking an early lead.
Former track champion Jeremy Jacobs led the first two circuits of the Modified headliner before newly crowned ThunderHill Mod champ, #54 Benji LaCrosse made his presence felt taking over the top spot. #10p Paul Parker then quickly shot to second.
IMCA Sportmod #27, driver by youngster Jesse Kroll, took home a win against Dennis Meisler on Saturday and was joined by family members in the winner’s circle. 
Shawn Havel was all smiles after taking home his first 2007 win from the Hill. Havel went wheel-to-wheel with #4 Cory Cochart for a good portion of the IMCA Stock Car feature before Havel was able to final grab the win.
Probably one of the best battles of the night, #4cc Cory Cochart poured on the coals to stay even with #9 Shawn Havel in the IMCA Stock Car feature event. Cochart was able to hold onto second with Havel taking his first 2007 win in the track’s first post-season non-points night. 
Keith Kickbusch looked like he was running “Eddie Anschutz Jr.’s setup” in taking his seventh Hobby Stock feature event win last week. Dave DeGrave wound up runner-up.
Two-time Thunderhill IMCA Hobby Stock Track Champion #47 Keith Kickbusch outdueled the 2007 Wisconsin State Champ #40d Dave DeGrave in Saturday’s feature event.
Luke Lemmens held off 2007 Sport Four Champ Tony Everard to win the his second 2007 Sport Four feature.
#20 Mike Sargent tried to hold onto a faster #07 Luke Lemmens at the start of the Sport Four feature.