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Brady and Koster tame tough fields at I-90 Speedway

HARTFORD, S.D. (May 16, 2026) — The Tri-State Late Model Series rolled into I-90 Speedway with two USRA divisions also on the card.

Nick Brady captured the 12-lap QuickCar Racing Products USRA Hobby Stock feature after charging from fourth to the win. Josef Zahn advanced from eighth to finish second, while Landon Krohn came from 10th to complete the podium. Brian Taylor was fourth and Tyler Schlumbohm rounded out the top five after starting 11th.

In PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain USRA B-Mod action, Tanner Koster raced from the outside front row to victory. Dave Kennedy charged from seventh to finish second, followed by Skyelear DeVaney, Chris Goetz and Duke Erickson, who advanced from ninth to fifth.

I-90 Speedway returns to action May 23 with another night of weekly racing. Follow the track on Facebook or visit i90speedway.com for schedule updates.

PEM RACING GEARS & DRIVETRAIN USRA B-MODS A-MAIN

1. 97K-Tanner Koster[2];
2. 21K-Dave Kennedy[7];
3. 6X-Skyelar DeVaney[1];
4. 18D-Chris Goetz[5];
5. 57-Duke Erickson[9];
6. 22T-Tyler Tesch[13];
7. 87-Clint Erickson[8];
8. 2-Jory Montis[14];
9. 22-Justin Voeltz[15];
10. 7K-Tom Koster[22];
11. 62-Austin Mutcher[19];
12. (DNF) 15-Adam Chernotik[6];
13. (DNF) 17-Oliver Sackett[11];
14. (DNF) 66-Michael Wichers[16];
15. (DNF) 23J-Micah Janssen[4];
16. (DNF) 07-Aaron De Thury[3];
17. (DNF) 27-Kevin Joachim[12];
18. (DNF) 21-Jydin Dahl[20];
19. (DNF) 71L-Leroy Ralfs[18];
20. (DNF) 25-Mason Smalley[21];
21. (DNF) 7JR-Josh Lien[17];
22. (DNF) 88-Wade Wright[10]

QUICKCAR RACING PRODUCTS USRA HOBBY STOCKS A-MAIN

1. 61N-Nick Brady[4];
2. Z-Josef Zahn[8];
3. 18K-Landon Krohn[10];
4. 59-Brian Taylor[2];
5. X-Tyler Schlumbohm[11];
6. 42-Travis Dann[7];
7. 221-Logan Fitzpatrick[12];
8. 20B-Josh Bradley[6];
9. 17J-Jason Bradley[9];
10. 165-Robert Thompson[14];
11. 14-Shila Erickson[3];
12. 99K-Kale McLaughlin[1];
13. Z4-Todd Dozark[15];
14. (DNF) 409-Justin Haberer[5];
15. (DNF) 69K-Kolton Stuckey[13]

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