Sachau Claims Second Sport Mod Qualifier

BOONE, Iowa — 2023 Super Nationals champion Jake Sachau added another big win at Boone Speedway, topping Tuesday’s Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern SportMod Qualifier 3.

The 25-lap feature locked the top eight finishers into Saturday’s Big Dance outside row.

Sachau started 14th and methodically worked his way through the field. He took the lead from Joe Reetz on lap seven following a series of early cautions, then stretched his advantage while Reetz tried to keep pace.

A caution on lap 13 briefly slowed his momentum, but the Harris Clash and Salute to Veterans Tour winner at Boone earlier this summer pulled away again.

Reetz closed in with four laps remaining, but Sachau stayed steady to secure the win and his spot in Saturday’s show.

Reetz finished second, with four-time Illinois State champ Jarett Franzen third. Two-time Hobby Stock Super Nationals champion, and 2025 Boone Speedway SportMod track title earner, Mike Smith charged from 21st to fourth, with Kyle Olson taking fifth.

Derek Murphy claimed sixth, two-time C.J. Speedway champ Dylan Van Wyk seventh, and Alec Fett, four-time Hancock County Speedway titlist, completed a massive 22nd-to-eighth run to grab the final transfer spot.

Earlier in the evening, Tony Olson captured his second career Pulse Racing Innovations Race of Champions win, his first coming in 2021.

175 IMCA Northern SportMods were on hand for the night.

The event was broadcast live on IMCA TV. Catch the replay with a monthly IMCA TV Replay Subscription for $24.99/month, and don’t miss Season 2 of the Boone Docuseries, streaming exclusively on IMCA TV.

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