Team Cars - Owned or Sponsored cars by the Weyer family

Team Cars

The Weyer Family sponsored many different types of cars with Weyer Reality, Weyer & Sons Heating & Cooling or helped racers with DMW Motorsports

Dennis guest drives the 05 mod in 2002, posting one feature win, and one fast dash win in two starts.

Dale and Dennis Prunty in 2001…Dennis Slinger track champ, Dale 3rd in points at Slinger!

Long time racer Gerry Wood was a Late Model Champion many time at Madison International Speedway

Ryan Weyer in the number 12 blue and white late model has been racing from a young age and has won in each discipline he has competed in. Go Karts, Inex Legend cars, SCCA Spec Mazda Miata’s and now Late Models He is a Third Generation Racer and Dale Weyer is his Grandpa Tony is his Father and Ron is his Uncle! He is Sponsored by Weyer & Sons Heating and Cooling the Family HVAC Business that has been around since 1978.  

This photo is an easily recognized one. Alex Prunty, accomplished driver in any class he competes in. Weyer and Sons Heating has sponsored Alex many years.
– Pat Heaney was dedicated to Vintage racing after his many years competing at many S.E. Wisconsin tracks. Weyer & Sons helped Pat for a number of years

Kevin Kenealy drove a Weyer Sponsored car in 2001

T.J Haferkorn drove for Dale in the early 1990’s. T.J. always did one of three things; Win – Crash – or BLOW UP. Dale learned early while working with T. J.; when the car needs an adjustment, do something that the driver can feel. And, have plenty of Old Style beer in the cooler.

Gregg Pawelski drove a Weyer Sponsored car from 2001 through 2004. Gregg is a talented young driver who has driven sportsman and modified cars on both dirt and asphalt. Gregg always had some success in each year he drove. But, like many other racers, Gregg learned that it takes more than a good driver to campaign a winning race car. It takes a dedicated crew, lots of time, a pile of money, and the support of those around you.

This was a fun deal. Slinger Speedway introduced IMCA Modified racing in the early 1990’s. Dale liked the looks of the cars and bought this one at the Green Bay auction.  Jimmy Dragich drove the car for Dale. This photo is opening day of that  season and the 1st time the IMCA Mods competed at Slinger.  Out of the box . .  Jimmy nails fast time.

Anyone who went to Slinger Speedway in the late 70’s knew of the Kannenberg Connection. Jimmy Kannenberg would bring from 2 to 6 cars too the track; and used them in any division he could race them in. Jimmy, always smiling, always laughing, is a sincere friend. His contributions to Slinger Speedway and of helping many drivers is totally overlooked. – and now almost forgotten.

At the top of the list of ‘ Most Recognized ‘ Slinger Speedway Champions is Tony Strupp. Even though Tony has not competed for many years . .  his name is still spoken  whentrack records are brought up…

This photo falls into the ‘ Who is Who ‘ category. Dennis Klinkert. Early days of sportsman racing at Slinger Speedway. We sure did have fun !