Zeitner, Bailey, Clancy, Seager, Dishong, Robb, Myers shine on Sunday at I-35 Speedway

April 19, 2026

Justin Zeitner of Malvern, Iowa, won the USRA Modified main event. (Lisa Bulington Photo)

WINSTON, Mo. (April 19, 2026)—After rain thwarted Saturday's show, racing fans gathered Sunday for Generational Buildings Night at I-35 Speedway, where the Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series delivered a full slate of high-octane action.

In the USRA Modified feature, Justin Zeitner of Malvern, Iowa, surged from his fourth starting position to claim the checkered flag. He was followed by Kansas City’s Houston Johnson and Cameron’s Mark Dotson. Ryan Murphy of Fort Gibson, Okla., secured the fourth spot, while Steven Glenn of Hamilton rounded out the top five.

The USRA Stock Cars saw Shayne Bailey of Kearney take the victory after starting on the outside of the front row. Tyler Cadwallader of Amazonia finished second, followed by Dotson in third. Jaylen Wettengel of Topeka, Kan., made an impressive charge from 12th to fourth, and Doug Keller of St. Joseph finished fifth.

In USRA B-Mod competition, Chad Clancy of Polo navigated his way to the winner's circle. Adam Dunwoodie, also of Polo, took the runner-up spot, while Moberly’s Kyler Girard finished third. Colby Burge of Atchison, Kan., and Randy Smith Jr. of Polo crossed the line in fourth and fifth, respectively.

The USRA Hobby Stocks feature was won by Cameron Seager of Atchison, Kan. Long-distance traveler Gavin Bartel of Kasson, Minn., finished in the second position, with Brad Chumbly of Trenton taking third. Shaun Wirtz of Boone, Iowa, placed fourth, and Chad Allen of Chillicothe advanced five spots to finish fifth.

Finally, Chris Dishong of Atchison, Kan., dominated the Economy Mods, winning both his heat and the main event. Blake Hayes of Albany followed in second, while Garrett Stonum of Lawson took third. Caleb Dennis of Chillicothe finished fourth, and Cameron Sample of Osborne climbed from 14th to secure fifth.

Joshua Robb of Grimes, Iowa, topped the USRA Tuner field and Makayla Myers of Atchison, Kan., was the best of the Beginner Tuner class.

OFFICIAL RESULTS

Join us this Saturday, May 25, for more weekly racing featuring USRA Modifieds, USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods, USRA Hobby Stocks, USRA Tuners, Economy Mods and Beginner USRA Tuners, plus a special appearance by the Midwest Lightning Sprints.