New winners emerge at Hayden Speedway
Hayden Speedway results from June 26
First heat:
- Carolyn Gochee
- Casey Madsen
- Isadora Hitz
Main event:
- Casey Madsen
- Carolyn Gochee
- Travis Goodwin
Street Stock
First heat:
- Rhonda Wisecup
- Andrew George
Main event:
- Andrew George
- Rhonda Wisecup
Super Street
First heat:
- Brent Chamberlain
- Heath Chamberlain
- Tom Holiday
Main event:
- Brent Chamberlain
- Heath Chamberlain
- Tom Holiday
Modified
Main event:
- Greg Kolbaba
- Paul Peterson
- Chance Harms
- Levi Pumell
Late Model
First heat:
- Chris Gibson
- Jason Davis
- Steve Gray
Main event:
- Jason Davis
- Orlan Anderson
- Rocky Wisecup
Races June 26 at the Hayden Speedway featured several new winners during the third week of racing.
During the Speedway’s regular show, every class featured a different winner than the June 5 races.
In the Sport Stock race, Casey Madsen was able to gain a late lead and hold on for the win over Carolyn Gochee, Travis Goodwin and Isadora Hitz.
The street stock race saw Andrew George win over Rhonda Wisecup.
In both the first heat and main event in the Super Street races, Brent Chamberlain finished first, Heath Chamberlain was second and Tom Holiday was third.
Jason Davis was first in the Late Model main event, while Orlan Anderson was second and Rocky Wisecup was third.
In the modified class, Greg Kolbaba was able to hold off Rock Springs’ Paul Peterson for first.
“It was tough,” Kolbaba said. “It was a battle.”
The match-up between Kolbaba and Peterson went back and forth for the last several laps, with Peterson almost overtaking Kolbaba on the third turn.
“I didn’t know if he was behind me or not,” Kolbaba said. “He almost caught me at the end.”
Having several drivers all competing for the top spot makes racing more fun, Kolbaba said.
“It’s a lot more fun when you have two guys beating each-other up for it,” he said.

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