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Fenhaus Reigns Supreme: A Record-Breaking Third ICEBREAKER 100 Title

WISCONSIN DELLS, WI – Wausau’s Luke Fenhaus cemented his legacy as the undisputed "King of the Spring" this past weekend, capturing a historic third victory in the Icebreaker 100 Presented by Wegner Automotive.
A powerhouse field of Super Late Models took the green flag for the first major showdown of 2026, but it was Fenhaus who once again found the magic at Dells Raceway Park.
Race Highlights
• Early Dominance: Starting from the outside of row two, Fenhaus wasted no time charging toward the front. On lap 32, he made his move, overtaking 2025 Falloween 100 winner Tristan Swanson to seize a lead he would rarely relinquish.
• The Challenger: Defending Alive for 5 Series Champion Casey Johnson emerged as the primary threat, eventually climbing into the runner-up spot. While Johnson managed to close the gap during the mid-stages of the race, he couldn't find the speed to match the leader's pace.
• Power Play: As the race entered its final laps, the No. 4 machine flexed its muscle. Fenhaus pulled away from the field, crossing the finish line comfortably to secure the record-breaking win.
Official Results & Qualifying
Jacob Goede set the tone early in the afternoon, claiming Fast Qualifier honors with a blistering lap of 13.079 seconds.
Top 5 Finishers:

1. Luke Fenhaus (Wausau, WI)
2. Casey Johnson
3. Gabe Sommers
4. Penn Sauter
5. Tristan Swanson

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What’s Next?
The battle for the Alive for 5 Super Late Model Series championship continues soon. The stars and cars return to action on May 30th for the prestigious Trickle 99.

Media Results for 4/12/2026 at Dells Raceway Park - Wisconsin Dells, WI
Alive for 5 Series Presented by Wegner Automotive
Icebreaker 100 | 00:32:12.014 | Wegner Automotive

1. 4F-Luke Fenhaus[4]; 2. 5J-Casey Johnson[5]; 3. 15S-Gabe Sommers[9]; 4. 5PS-Penn Sauter[7]; 5. 91S-Tristan Swanson[3]; 6. 11K-Bobby Kendall[14]; 7. 7D-John DeAngelis[2]; 8. 72G-Jacob Goede[6]; 9. 8J-Jayden Johnson[19]; 10. 38D-Jordan DeVoy[12]; 11. 11S-Randy Sargent[11]; 12. 25S-Jeff Storm[16]; 13. 20G-Jevin Guralski[17]; 14. 100W-Weston Marthaler[1]; 15. 7S-Paul Shafer Jr[13]; 16. 901H-Alex Hartwig[15]; 17. 2T-Jordan Thiel[20]; 18. 78H-Skylar Holzhausen[8]; 19. 4V-Cody Vanderloop[22]; 20. 17K-Max Kahler[10]; 21. 80F-Ryan Farrell[18]; 22. 66S-James Storey[24]; 23. 03K-Shane Radtke[27]; 24. 49M-Jerry Mueller[26]; 25. 28J-Jesse Bernhagen[23]; 26. 8S-Shaun Scheel[21]; 27. 33V-Trevor Vandermolen[25]

Qualifying 3 Laps | 00:01:13.314 | Wegner Automotive

1. 72G-Jacob Goede, 13.079[6]; 2. 5J-Casey Johnson, 13.122[10]; 3. 4F-Luke Fenhaus, 13.134[5]; 4. 91S-Tristan Swanson, 13.144[24]; 5. 7D-John DeAngelis, 13.169[2]; 6. 100W-Weston Marthaler, 13.172[14]; 7. 5PS-Penn Sauter, 13.180[18]; 8. 78H-Skylar Holzhausen, 13.189[9]; 9. 15S-Gabe Sommers, 13.218[21]; 10. 17K-Max Kahler, 13.231[12]; 11. 11S-Randy Sargent, 13.232[17]; 12. 38D-Jordan DeVoy, 13.234[3]; 13. 7S-Paul Shafer Jr, 13.247[20]; 14. 11K-Bobby Kendall, 13.258[13]; 15. 901H-Alex Hartwig, 13.263[8]; 16. 25S-Jeff Storm, 13.281[23]; 17. 20G-Jevin Guralski, 13.293[7]; 18. 80F-Ryan Farrell, 13.302[4]; 19. 8J-Jayden Johnson, 13.305[11]; 20. 2T-Jordan Thiel, 13.307[25]; 21. 8S-Shaun Scheel, 13.309[19]; 22. 4V-Cody Vanderloop, 13.395[26]; 23. 28J-Jesse Bernhagen, 13.433[1]; 24. 66S-James Storey, 13.444[22]; 25. 33V-Trevor Vandermolen, 13.563[27]; 26. 49M-Jerry Mueller, 13.768[15]; 27. 03K-Shane Radtke, 13.781[16]

ICEBREAKER Champions
2026 Luke Fenhaus
2025 Luke Fenhaus
2024 Ty Fredrickson
2023 Ryan Farrell
2022 Jordan DeVoy
2021 Luke Fenhaus
2020 Canceled (COVID-19)
2019 Casey Johnson
2018 Ty Majeski
2017 Ty Majeski
2016 Andrew Morrissey
2015 Travis Sauter

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