Cant remember having enjoyed a night of racing as much as i did sat. night. Right from the get go,the 4 cyl feature was awsome with so many guys passing each other,it was incredible. The thunder car feature was equally exciting as Paul Maltese did everything he could to hold off the fast charging sunset newcomer Brad Holden.A few more laps and Holden just might have snuck by him. Holden looked fast all night as did Flyin Frank Davies , Mark Adams and herbivore Herb Walters.Thunder rookie Kenny Britt also looked as though hes getting used to his new ride. Late model 75 lapper was the topping of the night. With sunsets Rob Poole top qualifier , sauble speedways super fast Jason Parker , capitol citys David Waite and Barrie regulars Al Inglis,Rob Inglis,Gordie Shepherd and Barrie Speedway champ Kieth McCloud in the lineup, it certainly looked like a tough night of racing for the rest of the sunset regulars.Chris Morrow,Jason Witty,Quick Vic Parsons,Tony Tierisma ,Stompin Tom Walters,the hulkster Bruce Rankin as well as all the rest of the sunset speedway regulars would be in for one heck of a competetive night. Very few cautions made for a night to remember. Best driving of the night had to be Al Inglis who was leading for a big portion of the race with Walters continually knocking on his rear door[bumper]. Al did a heck of a job holding onto his car as Walters continued to get under his rear bumper and push him the length of the staight away lap after lap. Finally Walters was able to get around Inglis courtesy of a lapped car.With Inglis going slightly higher than need be to go around the lapped car,Walters must have sensed that this could be his only opportunity to get by Inglis So a slight nudge and Walters was through between Inglis and the lapped car.Tony Tierisma also got by Al and closed right close to Walters but in the end couldn't get close enough to get by.Was by far the most excitement we've had a race track in a long time.We need more invitationals. Keep up the good work sunset.