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It’s safe to say racing runs in Luke Fenhaus’ blood.

With a long line of racing history, it’s no surprise he has found success at a young age. Now, at 18, Fenhaus’ name is among the elite young, up-and-coming talents on the short tracks of America with eyes set solely on success both on the track and off.

With his drive for on-track success and his dedication to his legions of fans and improving his community, Fenhaus’ efforts were rewarded in 2021 when he became the youngest winner of the Slinger Nationals, which then led him to receive the golden ticket to race with the likes of Tony Stewart, Michael Waltrip, Marco Andretti and others in the SRX Series (formed by Tony Stewart and Ray Evernham). He also became the youngest Slinger Super Speedway track champion, The Dells Alive For Five Series champion, and his biggest accolade yet, winning the prestigious Alan Kulwicki Driver Development Program Champion, where he earned a prize of more than $54,000.

Fenhaus has made a name for himself as a winner. Doing it against top-tier talent on some of the nation’s toughest race tracks has only added to Fenhaus’ accolades. He is a three-time winner of the prestigious Lodi Memorial at State Park Speedway (2018, 2019, 2020), as well as the Icebreaker at Dells Raceway Park (2021).

His recent successes are just a continuation of a winning pedigree. At 14-years-old, the Wausau, Wisconsin driver won the State Park Speedway track championship and Rookie of the Year Honors in 2018. In just his first year racing Super Late Models, Fenhaus tallied five wins and owned an average finish of 3.25. It was a remarkable season that continued an accomplished career at such a young age.

Along with his Super Late Model success, Fenhaus also competed full time in the Midwest Truck Series in 2018, picking up four wins and finishing second in points while locking down the Rookie of the Year honors. Fenhaus began racing Kitty Cats snowmobiles at the age of four, and the desire to go fast stuck with him. From there he started racing go-karts at the age of seven and then competed in the Bandolero Series from ages nine to 12. In 2017 he hopped behind the wheel of a truck in the Midwest Truck Series. Despite being able to compete in just eight of the 18 races due to the series’ age restriction, he earned two poles and won two races.

2021:
KDDP (Kulwicki Driver Development Program) Champion
Dells Alive For Five Champion
Winner of Slinger Nationals
Fast Time at Slinger Nationals
SRX Golden Ticket Recipient
SRX Series Runner-up at Slinger
Track Champion & Rookie of the Year - Slinger Super Speedway
Rookie of the Year and 2nd place in points - ARCA Midwest Tour
Alive for Five Series Champion - Dells Raceway Park

2020:
Fast Time at Slinger Nationals 2020
Third place finish at Slinger Nationals in 2020

Earlier Years:
2018 State Park Speedway Track Champion and Rookie of Year
2018 2nd place in points in Midwest Truck Series and Rookie of the Year
2015 State Park Speedway Bandolero Track Champion

Lots of moments in 2021:
Winner the Slinger Nationals and racing with the SRX series!
Track Champion at Slinger Super Speedway!
Alive for Five Series Champion!
KDDP (Kulwicki Driver Development Program) Champion!

Fishing, snowmobiling, basketball