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Rick Ravon started from the pole and led flag to flag at New Hampshire, the season’s final oval race. David Tamira started on the front row with him but fell victim to an incident later in the race, leaving the door open for Bill Smithem and Charles Harris, while Breuning couldn’t find his way around Chris Brown.

Tire wear was a major factor at the end of the race, when Harris couldn’t keep the speed up and had to let Breuning take 2nd and Smithem take 3rd. He finished in 4th, having burned up his front tires. The Season 5 title fight is still open; Breuning could theoretically still catch Ravon but the way things have been going it looks like a tall order and Ravon is expected to wrap it up next week at the Glen.

1. Rick Ravon
2. Marc Breuning
3. Bill Smithem

Polesitter Johnny Hamby took the lead from the green flag, but held on only so long. Ravon chased him around the slippery and hot Mid Ohio track, took the lead and never looked back. Hamby was more interested in a good finish than a win at any cost and brought it home in 2nd, ahead of Breuning, Potgieter and Kielblock.

1. Rick Ravon
2. Johnny Hamby
3. Marc Breuning

Pole sitter Rick Ravon drive to victory lane, but not with others trying very hard to keep him out of it. Breuning raced him hard for the lead after the first yellow, but spun out. Luckily didn’t hit anything, resumed the battle for the lead once the caution cleared. A misinterpretation of a backmarker led to Breuning touching him, ending his race and that of Brown.

Robert Love took over the battle and passed Ravon 5 laps before the end, only to lose it in turn 4 and ending his endeavor as well. Ravon sailed to victory, joined by Darryl Wineinger and Tommy Cook on the podium.

1. Rick Ravon
2. Darryl Wineinger
3. Tommy Cook

Rick Ravon once again started from the pole and led all the way at Road America. He was joined on the front row of the grid by Johnny Hamby, who ran well but one little mistake took him out of the race, opening the door for Breuning to snatch second. Darrel Wineinger brought it home in 3rd, Jason Cotcher was 4th and Rod Potgieter was 5th.

1. Rick Ravon
2. Marc Breuning
3. Darrel Wineinger

Rick Ravon led flag to flag at Detroit, plenty of front runners fell victim to the hot track conditions. On lap one, Johnny Hamby locked up the brakes and touched the tires in turn 3, and Breuning spun around in turn 10, putting himself out of contention. Bill Smithem kept his head cool and finished 2nd, with Jason Cotcher in 3rd and newcomer Atsusi Asofune in 4th after a strong battle for the podium.

1. Rick Ravon
2. Bill Smithem
3. Jason Cotcher