SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — One night after his run of nine consecutive podium finishes came to an abrupt halt, Logan Seavey decided to begin a new kind of streak on Monday night at Sun Prairie, Wisconsin’s Angell Park Speedway. “It feels good to redeem myself a little bit,” Seavey admitted. For Seavey, it’s a special win at a special race at a special place. “This is such a cool place to come to,” Seavey beamed. On lap 17, Seavey’s sticktoitiveness paid off at the exit of turn four as he raced around the outside of Reimer to take over the race lead. The leader, plus one, crossed the start/finish line, so with split scoring in play, the lap officially counted, and Seavey was scored as the race leader with 13 laps to go. “I just kept looking at the board and watching the laps count down,” Seavey said.

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