Zack Cook held down the lead until six to go when Greg Brown came from 15th starting spot and passed him, going on to win his second feature of the season. He was passed by Zack Cook who had made his way from 12th starting position in just 11 laps. Josh Zordan jumped to the lead from the outside pole. Side by side racing action in the field caused several different cautions, collecting some of the divisions best. The ever thrilling Pro Stocks did not fail to put on a show. Pro Stocks rolled off next for their feature starting with 19 cars. Early leader Nick Layman ended up finishing third with Pete Doxey in fourth and Andrew Losey in fifth. He went on to win with Corey Woods taking second position. By lap 8 Paul Bittle had made his way from last starting position to lead the race. Nick Layman charged from 8th to 1st for the early lead. Lap one of the Outlaw Cyber Stock race saw several bold moves with three and four wide passing before being settled down by a caution. Third through fifth were Denver Sweat, Brock Sweeter and Nick Failing. He was followed by Kevin Sweat who started 15th and led a handful of laps. Josh Nyberg charged from 19th starting spot to win the race.
John Russell and Josh Zordan headed to victory lane for their heat races.įlip Flop Cyber Stocks started out their feature with 20 cars, pulling out onto the track going left, only to be brought through the infield and turned around to go right.
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The Outlaw Cyber Stocks had Ryan Hufford and rookie driver Taylor Sexton win their heat races. Next in the event were the Flip Flop Cyber Stocks, with heat wins going to Josh Nyberg and Tony LoBretto. The two heat races were won by Jack Cook and Mark Shook. The racing saw the Outlaw Super Late Models rolling off first for their heats.
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