Owners
Jeffrey and Ellen Bodendorfer
7322 N. Tichigan Road
Waterford, WI 53185
(262) 662-4617
Drivers
Jeffrey Jr. and Michael Bodendorfer
Driver’s Profile
Jeffrey Bodendorfer Jr. is 31 years old and has
been racing modifieds for eleven years. Michael is 27 years old and has
been racing for seven years. Michael Wittenburg is 19 years old and has
been racing for two years. They drive a Hurricane Chassis from Big
Bend, Wisconsin in the Modified division. Powered by Gustaf Racing
Engines in Moline, Illinois. They went to Race Wise in West Virginia
for chassis setup and tuning at Rocket Chassis. They can build a car
from the ground up from chassis, to interior, and to a complete-ready
modified car.
They are second-generation racecar drivers. Their
father raced from 1972 to 2003. Jeff Sr. started his racing career in
the Sportsman division. This is when they started to build their
knowledge of maintaining and building racecars. They started learning
the importance of good maintenance and setup of racecar. Jeff Jr. and
Michael also helped build and was part of the pit crew for an ASA team.
Through their friendship with two of Rick Hendricks car fabricators,
they have learned more high tech ways of doing tricks of the trade.
Both have raced with several different sanction
bodies, such as: USMTS, IMCA, UMP, and Fastrak. With their
never-ending thirst for knowledge and strive for success attitude, they
strive to win races. Besides being teammates, they are their best
competitors.
Technical Skills
All the work on their racecars is done in house.
Their skills include:
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Spring Rater |
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Scaling |
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Chassis Straightening |
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Tube Bending |
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Sheet Metal Brakes & Bead Rollers |
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Fabricating Car and Body |
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Bridgeport and Lathe |
Racing Statistics
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2003 |
2004 |
2005 |
2006 |
2007 |
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Hales Corners Speedway |
Wilmot Speedway |
Wilmot Speedway |
Wilmot Speedway |
Oshkosh Speedzone |
Wilmot Speedway - Modifieds |
Oshkosh Speedzone – Late
Model |
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Heat Races
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Wins |
6 |
5 |
1 |
1 |
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8 |
1 |
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Top 3 |
16 |
5 |
11 |
6 |
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23 |
4 |
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A-Main Races
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Wins |
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2 |
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2 |
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2 |
1 |
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Top 5 |
11 |
8 |
9 |
3 |
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16 |
2 |
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Top 10 |
13 |
8 |
8 |
3 |
3 |
26 |
6 |
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Point Standing
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5th and 6th
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4th and 5th |
1st and 6th |
9th and 10th |
12th
(Jeff Jr) |
2nd, 3rd
and 10th |
10th
(Jeff Jr) |
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Awards
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Michael
Bodendorfer won the IMCA Championship at Wilmot Speedway in
2005. |
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Jeff Jr. and
Michael Bodendorfer received "Most Improved Driver" award for
Hales Corners in 2003. |
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Jeff Jr. and
Michael Bodendorfer received 5th place in the Modified Triple
Crown for Hales Corners in 2003. |
Race Tracks
Jeff Jr. and Michael Bodendorfer raced at Hales
Corners Speedway in Hales Corners, Wisconsin, from the beginning of
their racing career through the 2003 season ... this was Hales Corners
last year open. Starting with the 2004 season, the drivers have been
racing at Wilmot Speedway in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
In the past three years, Jeff Jr. and Michael
Bodendorfer raced at the following race tracks to gain experience
against other drivers and other tracks:
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Lafayette Speedway
in Darlington, Wis. |
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Bureau County
Speedway in Princeton, Illinois |
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Powercom Park in
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin |
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Bluegrass Speedway
in Bardstown, Kentucky |
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Powercom Speedzone
in Oshkosh, Wis. |
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Deercreek Speedway
in Racine, Minnesota |
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Foxridge Speedway
in Arcadia, Wisconsin |
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East Bay Raceway
in Tampa Bay, Florida |
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Langlade Speedway
in Antigo, Wisconsin |
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KC Raceway in
Chillicothe, Ohio |
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Car Shows and Appearances
They display their racecars when there is no
conflict with their racing schedule. These appearances include car
shows, local parades, grand openings, and sponsor related parties.
Racing Paraphernalia
They have their own diecast cars and stickers.
Currently, they’re looking into purchasing T-shirts for the 2009 racing
season.
Goal
Hopefully
with your support, we will be able to race in more states and race on
other racetracks. This can be a win-win situation. It will give both
of them more experience and knowledge to become better racecar drivers
for when they race at their home track, where their priorities are to
race all events. Which in turn, gives you as sponsors, and us, more
notoriety and fan support. With this in mind, both of our teams can
have a successful year.
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