Bartel, Jackson and Shryock Shine on Night Three of the Featherlite Fall Jamboree

16 9/26/2026 USRA Bartel, Jackson and Shryock Shine on Night Three of the Featherlite Fall Jamboree SPRING VALLEY, Minn. (September 26, 2026) — Night three of the Featherlite Fall Jamboree delivered outstanding racing and a strong field of competitors at Deer Creek Speedway, with Gavin Bartel, Kris Jackson and Kelly Shryock taking home victories in the three USRA divisions. Bartel started on the outside of the front row and held off a hard charge from Luke Schluetter to win the QuickCar Racing Products USRA Hobby Stock A-Main. Schluetter drove the No. 35 from 11th to second. Joshua Monson advanced from ninth to third, Parker Anderson climbed from 10th to fourth, and Rylan Curtin completed the top five. In the KS Engineering Iron Man B-Mod A-Main, Jackson worked his way forward from the fifth starting spot to claim the $1,000 payday. Dustin Kruse finished second after starting seventh, followed by Jett Sorensen, Dan Hovden and Hunter Kennedy. Shryock started third and drove to victory in the KS Engineering Iron Man Stock Car A-Main driven by Terminator Chassis, earning a $1,000 payday of his own. Jackson Mulder finished second, while Travis Shipman came from eighth to complete the podium. Derek Green charged from 12th to fourth, and Chanse Hollatz made the biggest move of the top five, racing from 21st to fifth. With the Fall Jamboree complete, Deer Creek Speedway has wrapped up its 2026 season and will begin preparing for 2027. Follow the speedway on social media and visit its website for updates on the upcoming season. KS ENGINEERING IRONMAN B-MODS PRESENTED BY HARRIS AUTO RACING 65-Kris Jackson[5]; 6-Dustin Kruse[7]; 54S-Jett Sorensen[2]; 16H-Dan Hovden[3]; 02K-Hunter Kennedy[1]; 17-Oliver Sackett[8]; 20-Gage Motl[10]; 32-Taylor Skauge[6]; 10T-Trevor Fecht[13]; 51R-JT Wasmund[14]; 2-Riley Grinstead[20]; 7J-Jake Richards[17]; 36-Cole Denner[4]; 28J-Jackson Hale[11]; RED1-Dan Wheeler[23]; 85-Ben Moudry[18]; 35-Dennis Dunbar[12]; 5R-James Richert[22]; 28T-Philip Ihde[9]; 35G-Grady Dunbar[15]; 18M-Mason McEvers[19]; 30-Scott Demmer[24]; 22H-Jayme Hiller[21]; 23K-Erik Kanz[16]; 1-Doug McCollough[25] KS ENGINEERING IRONMAN STOCK CARS PRESENTED BY TERMINATOR CHASSIS 3-Kelly Shryock[3]; 4-Jackson Mulder[4]; 75-Travis Shipman[8]; 32-Derek Green[12]; 6-Chanse Hollatz[21]; 11R-Braden Richards[18]; 74-Rodney Schweizer[20]; 01-Kory Adams[24]; 14W-Brady Williamson[6]; 67II-Chris Toot[10]; 45-Cole Lonergan[23]; XX-Jordan Rogotzke[5]; 37-Casey Colsch[17]; 43-Calvin Lange[26]; 118-Marcus Swatek[19]; 7-Sam Hoffman[7]; 16-Peyton Taylor[9]; 23-Brayden Gjere[14]; 91J-Jaylen Wettengel[11]; 50B-Brock Badger[2]; 88-Joe Chisholm[13]; 11S-Levi Sand[22]; 27S-Jason Schlangen[15]; 7X-Andrew Eischens[1]; (DNS) 21M-Myles Michehl; (DQ) 56H-Brandon Hare[16] QUICKCAR RACING PRODUCTS USRA HOBBY STOCKS A-MAIN 18JR-Gavin Bartel[2]; 35-Luke Schluetter[11]; 25S-Joshua Monson[9]; 47P-Parker Anderson[10]; 40JR-Rylan Curtin[4]; X01-Travis Krause[20]; 22-Steve Larson[5]; 06-Garrett Nemechek[17]; 26-Max Jones[1]; 25-Jacob Monson[12]; D6-Dalton Pischke[22]; 18-Scott Spilde[8]; 318-Cayden Merten[7]; 13-Chase Peterson[19]; 12-Tony Horsman[23]; 23M-Paul Mart[21]; 71-Jonathan Hansen[25]; 73-Max Shoemaker[26]; (DNF) 911-Dakota Koenig[6]; (DNF) 6T7-Nathan Albrecht[16]; (DNF) 32J-Carter Jonsgaard[3]; (DNF) 19M-Seth Maier[13]; (DNF) 81-Zack Smidt[18]; (DNF) B4-Junior Boyer[15]; (DNF) 14-Arthur Schott[14]; (DNS) 72K-Carter Kmett; (DNS) 18L-Parker Larson Article Credit: Ryne Staley Submitted By: Ryne Staley Article Media Back to News