Kamikawa King Capturing 3 in 2015

It was a record breaking night for the ISF in two different ways.
1. A depleted field due to injuries and trips made it the smallest field in ISF history.
2. For the first time an ISF driver sweeps all three divisions in one event

The former Road Westallica returned to the ISF schedule after a several year abscence under a new name: The Streets of Elkhart Lake.
The circuit under went some minor changes that improved the track even more.
Wide radius turns connected by several medium length straights.
"It's my kind of track," said Ferrari/Audi driver Everet Kamikawa.
"A quick, medium length, point-and-squirt type of track."

The field was small but the racing was big.
Kamikawa finishing ahead of John Wiedemann and Corey Galbraith in F1, GTP, and LMP races.
Several drivers have won two divisions during one race event.
In 2004 John Shea won the GTP race and the twin F1 races, however Kamikawa was the first to win in three separate divisions.

INTERNATIONAL SPORTSCAR FEDERATION
Official Finish, Event # 2015-03
West Allis Grand Prix presented by RacingWisconsin.com
October 8, 2014
Lack Track

F1 Grand Prix Category -- 16 Minute Final
Pos. Driver Car

1. Everet Kamikawa-Ferrari
2. John Wiedemann-Jaguar  
3. Corey Galbraith-USF1

LMP Category -- 12 Minute Final

Pos. Driver Car

1. Everet Kamikawa-Audi R15 Black
2. John Wiedemann-KIA Peugeot
3. Corey Galbraith-Orange Peugot 

GTP Category -- 16 Minute Final
Pos. Driver Car

1. Everet Kamikawa-Marlboro Shell Ferrari
2. John Wiedemann-RacingNation.com Toyota
3. Corey Galbraith-Tenoras Toyota