yea, the blacky shlda come out a few times last night....i got caught up in one as I was trying to get through it...whatever...im over it, it just sucks that the same people are always doing it....in the 4 cyl. anyway...

who won !

Ok the 22 and a half minute rundown as I had to add the extra time to cover all the racing!!LOL First 30 lapper won by point leader McLeod who started pole. 2nd Baker, 3rd Shepherd, 4th Lewis, 5th Mike Brown. Pretty uneventful race with a few too many cautions( 4 I think) and not much passing, but that happens when all the fast guys start at the front. Baker did get into the 2nd place car of Reynolds with a couple laps to go, and Reynolds spun in 4. Garry wasnt giving Baker any room to run his lane though, and when Dwayne finally stuck a nose inside Garry pinched him off and thats why no call was made regardless of what NASCAR 329 might think!! McLeod by winning pulled #4 on the inversion draw for the 2nd 30, bringing Lewis to the pole. Dave would go on to win the race on his sponsors night, with Baker on his tail every step of the way and he ran Lewis ultra clean the entire race!! Dwayne had a nose inside Lewis a few times entering 1, but to no avail as Baker finished 2nd in the 2nd segment feature as well. 3rd was McLoed, 4th Al Inglis, 5th Robin Jongen. In time trials McLeod set the fastest lap in 14.597 sec.. Thunders was easily the most entertaining race of the night and was won by #2 Eddie Tremblay. #42 Troy "Axle" Potts came home a career best 2nd on his sponsors night, so that was really sweet to see. The 42 was actually catching Tremblay and looked very strong, a few more laps and I think Troy would of won. #9 Chris Burrage finished 3rd, with #24 Leonard Johnston and #00 Darryl St. Onge rounding out the fast five. Heat wins to Potts, Burrage, #35 Chance Isherwood, and point leader #49 Frank Davey. Mike Meyer won the Pure Stocks after a good late race battle with Crumbie. Mike passed Brandon inside of corner 1 somewhere around lap 15 or so. Crumbie rode it out for a 2nd, with Penny, Melenhorst, and #91 Kyle Lethbridge rounding out the fast five. One ugly race to watch, lots of boneheaded moves in this one and it appears theres a family fued going between two different sets of people and other innocent cars are getting caught up in their crap!! THIS HAS TO STOP!!! Heats to Meyer, Crumbie, Melenhorst, and #92 Ralph Sikes. Chargers it was #68 Drew Stieler capturing the win in the borrowed Allyson Smith car. #23 Terry Tompkins also recorded a career best finish as well with a 2nd, with #66 Chris Free, #56 Jeff Heighington, and  #2 Billy Melenhorst rounding out the fast five. Heats to Melenhorst x2, #98 Brent Stieler, and #90 Jim McDonald. Sorry for the shotty rundown, but have to get some sleep now after working all night after racing!!! I will give the TQ report in the other thread but that must come later!!! I will say this though, watching the TQ flagman is worth the price of admission alone!!! This guy is truly awesome!!! The best I have ever seen along with the current guy at Scotia Speedworld!!!!LOL

GEEZ can you give me a minute Shawn I was typing damn it!!!!FLMAO