Senneker, Campbell, Stovall Eye Berlin Raceway Super Late Model Championship

📸Koty Geyer

Marne, MI - With just three points-paying nights remaining on the 2026 schedule for the TEKTON Super Late Models at Berlin Raceway, eyes are glued to the battle for the Championship. Three drivers are within 15 points of the championship lead, with the top five all separated by less than a night's worth of points. Of the three points events left on the calendar, one is the upcoming TEKTON 250 Battle at Berlin on Wednesday, August 12th.

Wayland, Michigan's Terry Senneker, Wyoming, Michigan's Brian Campbell, and Kalamazoo, Michigan's Dylan Stovall all have eyes pointed toward a 2026 Super Late Model Championship at Berlin Raceway. When Super Late Models return to the track on August 12th for the Battle at Berlin, almost a month will have gone by since Super Late Model drivers have raced at Berlin. The last race was Saturday, July 18th. Since then, Berlin has hosted the Race for the Million Winged 410 Sprint Cars, a rainout on August 1st, and an off night on August 8th to prepare for the Battle at Berlin.

Super Late Models have had seven races so far this season, with Senneker, Campbell, and Stovall making all seven shows. Only Stovall has converted all seven into top 10 finishes so far this season, but the driver of the No.24 still sits 13 points back of Senneker. Campbell on the other hand, has only converted four of those starts into top tens, but they've also been top five finishes, and half of those were wins, which keeps him just two points behind Senneker. But consistency has been the key for Senneker to this point in the season; six top 10 finishes with four of those being top fives.

Austin Hull, who currently sits fifth (-54) in the Championship standings, won the opening night on April 25th over Senneker and Andrew Scheid, who sits fourth in the standings (-34). Stovall finished seventh, with Campbell coming home in 12th. The following race on May 9th, the top three championship contenders finished one, two, three in the feature. Campbell grabbed the win ahead of Stovall and Senneker.

Stovall backed up that runner-up performance with another second-place finish on May 23rd behind Evan Shotko. Terry Senneker finished 13th and Brian Campbell 16th. The following week, all three drivers were back inside the top five, with Campbell grabbing his second win of the season, while Stovall again finished second, and Senneker came home fifth.

June's Money in the Bank 150 served as another variable in the race toward a Berlin Raceway Championship. Despite the extra competition, Campbell and Stovall still managed podium finishes, with Campbell finishing second to Ty Majeski, Stovall finishing third, and Senneker coming home 10th.

The last two races have been a mixed bag for all three drivers. Terry Senneker was the best of the three on June 26th, finishing third, with Stovall seventh, and Campbell 11th. The following week, it was another runner-up performance for Stovall, but Campbell finished fifth, and Senneker finished sixth, not allowing Stovall to gain as many points as he'd hoped.

All three drivers have championships in their careers. Brian Campbell is already a three-time Berlin Raceway Super Late Model Track Champion, with titles in 2011, 2021, and 2023. Terry Senneker has Outlaw Super Late Model Championships to his credit in 2011 and 2014, and was championship runner-up in 2025 behind Austin Hull. Dylan Stovall has yet to win a Berlin Raceway Championship, but does hold a Galesburg Speedway Track Championship from 2019.

The bid to become the 2026 Champion of the TEKTON Super Late Models at Berlin Raceway continues on Wednesday, August 12th during the TEKTON 250 Battle at Berlin. The penultimate race of the season is scheduled for Saturday, August 22nd, with a Champion set to be crowned on Saturday, August 29th during Chet Championship Night.

For advanced tickets and more information, visit BerlinRaceway.com.

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