Drivers prepare for Gandrud 250 on August 4 at Wisconsin International Raceway
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Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The Gandrud Auto Group 250, known as Wisconsin's longest short-track race, is set for August 4 at Wisconsin International Raceway. Defending winner Luke Fenhaus joins top competitors like Ty Majeski, who dominated the event with five wins from 2019-24. Carson Hocevar planned to compete but has withdrawn due to schedule conflicts with his NASCAR team. The race weekend will include practice sessions, qualifying, and the main 250-lap feature. Tickets are available for $30 at the gate and $25 via the Ticket Hoss app.
- •Gandrud 250 features a $15,000 prize and is part of the ASA Midwest Tour.
- •Luke Fenhaus aims to defend his title after finishing strongly in previous years.
- •Ty Majeski holds five victories in the event's last six iterations.
- •Carson Hocevar, initially entering the race, has withdrawn due to NASCAR commitments.
- •Tickets available for $30 at the gate and $25 through the Ticket Hoss app.
- 10:15 AMYahoo Sports — Seven drivers to watch in Wisconsin’s longest short-track race of 2026
"Here’s what to know ahead of the Wisconsin’s longest short-track race, the $15,000-to-win Gandrud 250 on Aug. 4 at Wisconsin International Raceway.
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