Well folks, here we are. Its been an interesting year...lots of track improvements, lots of rainouts and lots of wierd scheduling to make up for the rainouts.  Here's how we're sitting in our regular Fri nite divisions coming into the season finale, so lets have at it. Who's it gonne be? Thsi is both for race winners for this weekend, and overall champoins.

Total/APC 200 lap Finale winner?

Delaware APC LM champion. Sheridan leads with Robblee 3 pts back. No one else is even in the picture. Urlin's in 3rd @ 109 pts back and Kennedy is in 4th @ 146 pts back

Powerade Modified - race winner and Champ
It'll take some doing to unseat points leader Jamie Cox, and IMO its pretty much un-doable unless something really bizarre happens. Closest is 1-Newman @ 13 pts back, 88-Shippy @ -24, and 39-McCullough @ -40

Super Stock - Race Winner and Champ
This one had been an extremely close battle all year between 77-Lake, 76-Reid and 11-Lidster. Over many weeks it had been a tie for 1st between 2 of these top 3, but due to some disaster for the 77 team last time out, Lidster sits with 1st well in hand. Lake is in 2nd @ 25 pts back and Reid is 3rd @ 34 pts back. Honorable mention to top rookie 84-Smith, in 4th @ 39 pts back. Anything is possible but it looks like its Lidster's champoinship to lose. You can bet both Lake and Reid were wishing for just one more race...last week's rainout cost them dearly.

Demar Aggregates Trucks - Race winner and Champ.
This is probably the hottest points battle going on right now, and given the unpredictabilty of the truck division, literally anything can happen. 33-McDonald leads the field, but teammate 88-Fothergill is only 5 pts back. Next in line is 56-Showler @ 7 pts back and 82-Demelo in 4th @ 16 back. Heat races will matter here...so watch closely.

Transmission Direct Enduro challenge.
I'm unsure if these challenge races are for points or not, so can't comment on the points battle. 15-Goertz always looks good in these. I hope next year they can do some sort of Friday night triple crown series for these guys too.

Lucas Oil Sportsman twin 50s -
28-Steve and 27-Matt Robblee pretty much have had the feild covered in Sportsman this year. 96-Prudhomme has been looking good lately, and so have 32-Alguire and 81-McGlynn. Delaware is the House of Robblee, so I don't suspect many surprises here. Sheridan will be here in the Mid America 42 car, so who knows, he might be up into he fray too. I'm just looking forward to seeing a lot of these guys back home where they started!