Oregon, WI- Defending Bytec Cheeseland ‘Howie Lettow Classic 100’ winner Dalton Zehr is the latest of twenty-five entries for this Friday Night’s (July 25, 2025) ASA Midwest Tour event at Madison International Speedway. The 2018 Tour Champion is always strong at ‘Wisconsin’s Fastest Half Mile’ where he will seek his seventh career Tour win versus the ‘Stars and Cars’. Zehr was victorious last month when the Tour ventured to Norway Speedway in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Fellow Tour Champions Gabe Sommers and Casey Johnson chased Zehr’s #119 across the stripe in last summer’s Howie. It is shaping up to be quite the battle as Johnson claimed honors to the Joe Shear Classic in May at MIS and Sommers is riding a three race runner-up streak at the half mile paved oval.
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About Howie Lettow: Howie Lettow passed away in 2010 at the age of 62 after battling cancer. He was a highly respected crew chief who led eight different drivers to rookie of the year honors in the American Speed Association. Best known of that group is seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson. Other drivers included Scott Hansen, Ken Lund, David Stremme, Ted Musgrave, Steve Holzhausen, Steve Carlson, and Ricky Johnson. Lettow won an ASA championship in 1996 as crew chief for Tony Raines. He also won three straight championships from 2005-2007 in the ASA Late Model Challenge Series with Stephen Leicht, Kelly Bires, and Travis Dassow behind the wheel.
Advance Discount Tickets are on sale now at misracing.com through the Ticket Hoss App.
The Midwest Truck Series will also be in action this Friday night with the Hougan Farms 30.
Friday’s Schedule
1pm – Pit Gate Opens
4pm – Spectator Gates Open
4pm – Practice Begins
6:15pm – Qualifying
7:30pm – Racing Begins
Howie Lettow Classic Winners
2024- Dalton Zehr
2023- Austin Nason
2022- Casey Johnson
2021- Casey Johnson
2020- No Race
2019- Ty Majeski
2018- Rained Out
2017- Paul Shafer Jr.
2016 Rained Out
2015 Ty Majeski
2014 Erik Jones*
2013 Kyle Busch*
2012 Travis Sauter*
*Event held at The Milwaukee Mile
