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Rick Ravon once again put himself on the pole and led for 16 laps. Breuning, although never too far behind, had nothing that worried him. On lap 16, a technical issue forced him out of the race. Breuning took over and won the race, ahead of Don Warren and Bill Smithem. Potgieter and Boydell rounded out the top 5.

Starting from the pole, Rick Ravon led every lap but one (when he pitted) followed by Breuning and Patrick Day, which was basically how the race was run. Charles Harris and Don Warren rounded out the top 5.

Rick Ravon started from the pole and led flag to flag, while behind him Patrick Day, Steven Martinez, Mike Erter, Marc Breuning and Don Warren had a fierce battle for 2nd. On lap 56, Day ran a little wide and collected Breuning, his race ended there, while Day kept going with repairs.

As the white flag flew, it was Steven Martinez, Don Warren and Patrick Day diving three wide into the final turn. At the exit, both Martinez and Warren got loose and spun. Day took 2nd and Bill Smithem survived the mayhem to grab 3rd. Erter was 4th and Forrester 5th.

Rick Ravon started from the pole in Detroit and never looked back. Breuning followed him from his front row start but was never fast enough to threaten. Behind there, Patrick Day fell victim to someone spinning in front of him, which handed 3rd place to Brent Cook. Day, who had dropped to 6th, worked his way back to 4th and Bill Smithem rounded out the top 5.

Rick Ravon returned for another race at Milwaukee and qualified 2nd behind pole sitter Danny Passmore. He did have a good start and took the lead at the flag. It was Day that followed him in 2nd. Passmore held on to 3rd until he pitted, after the pitstops Breuning moved up into the final podium spot and that’s how they finished the caution free event. Rafael Rodrigues finished 4th and Passmore 5th.