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Pole sitter Marc Breuning threw away his (and unfortunately Phil Peterson’s) race with a spin coming off turn one. Patrick Day took advantage and led the field home, followed by Mike Erter, Rod Potgieter, Bill Smithem and Ian Wilson.

Polesitter Steven Martinez and Patrick Day , together with Breuning, initially led the race and went back and forth. Breuning got caught up in a crash in front of him and was done. After that, it was Chris Brown giving him a real good run for his money, but in the process Brown spun – managed to keep it going – and finished 4th. The late yellow made it a two lap shoot out, Day managed to stay ahead of Mike Erter by 0.027 at the line! Ian Wilson finished 3rd and Andrew Forrester finished 5th.

Polesitter Breuning had a good start, but lost his car on lap one at the end of the back stretch and had to work his way back from the rear. Day passed Mike Erter for the lead on lap 2 and never looked back. Breuning came back up to 2nd place at the end of the race, buit Day kept his head cool and took it to victory lane ahead of him. First time road course racer Mike Erter finished a good solid 3rd. Phil Peterson was 4th and Ian Wilson 5th.

Polesitter Marc Breuning led the first 19 laps, until he made a mistake in the penultimate corner and that allowed Patrick Day to take the lead. Both drivers had pretty equal pace and Breuning wasn’t gaining on Day despite a little faster pitstop. And then Day did the same thing Breuning did, returning the favor in an even prettier spin. He, too, avoid damage but lost the lead and allowed Breuning to take top spot. Third was Steven Martinez, 4th was Michael Kulaga and 5th his brother Eric Kulaga.

Polesitter Breuning led the field to the green flag and immediately a close battle up front emerged with Chris Stofer, Mike Erter and Danny Passmore. Only interrupted by a mid-race yellow, the battle continued throughout the entire race with hard yet clean racing among them. In the end, it was Chris Stofer that took the Checkered inches ahead of Breuning, with Erter in 3rd and Passmore in 4th, all within 7/10th of a second. Probably the most closely contested race yet!