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Collins started from the pole and took his #99 to victory, but in between there were 100 laps of hard racing with no less than 43 lead changes. Robert Love was one of the first victims, but he stuck with it and brought it back to the lead lap, only to lose it all under the final yellow when he was struck from behind. Talk about heartbreak! Breuning crash at the end after a slight touch, although the incident was initiated by net code, and he was out.

Dewane Kinner brought it home in second after also running strong at the front, Bill Colley was 3rd, Phil Peterson 4th and Andrew Forrester 5th.

It was an exciting race up front with an unfortunate ending under yellow, but all in all a great race!

1. Jason Collins
2. Dewane Kinner
3. Bill Colley
4. Phil Peterson
5. Andrew Forrester

Rick Ravon returned from a season’s absence in the Long Beach Grand Prix to take pole position and the win. Another driver returned to the series: Sean Langton, starting alongside Ravon on the front row and following in 2nd, running fast lap after fast lap until he finally choked on the turn leading onto the back straight. His car was damaged, and he unfortunately dropped to 5th, handing Breuning 2nd. Bill Smithem returned to the podium; Patrick Day finished 4th after some trouble in the opening stages of the race.

1. Rick Ravon
2. Marc Breuning
3. Bill Smithem
4. Patrick Day
5. Sean Langton

Patrick Day took the pole for the Season 8 opening round at Phoenix and took the lead early on. Him and Breuning diced for the lead, but unfortunately net code threw a wrench in it and cause the pole sitter to crash. He continued with his fast repair to finish 6th. Breuning was then coming under pressure from Stuart Wright, but he kept the #61 ahead. The podium was rounded out by Randy Dale. Fourth was Larry Eaglen and Bill Smithem took 5th having had a fueling issue after he mingled with the leaders earlier.

1. Marc Breuning
2. Stuart Wright
3. Randy Dale
4. Larry Eaglen
5. Bill Smithem

Breuning started from the pole and led all the way, with the only other title contender being Rafel Rodrigues in pursuit. On lap 17, Rodrigues was frustrated with a backmarker and took to retaliatory action, after which he abandoned the event. He was DQ-ed from the event.

It opened the door for Bill Smithem to take a strong 2nd place and Philip Peterson brought it home in 3rd.

1. Marc Breuning
2. Bill Smithem
3. Philip Peterson
4. Ian Wilson
5. Larry Eaglen

Although Breuning started from the pole and took an early lead, it was Rafel Rodrigues that took his car to victory lane. Breuning messed up early on – and again later – and was lucky to bring it home in 4th. Patrick Day had another stong running, but Rodrigues was too fast for him and he had to settle for 2nd. Bill Smithem returned from absence with a strong 3rd, rounding out the podium, with Chris Brown scoring a 5th.

1. Rafel Rodrigues
2. Patrick Day
3. Bill Smithem
4. Marc Breuning
5. Chris Brown