Former Pro Sportbike champ Anthony Navarro returned to the top of the heap, qualifying number one with a 7.77 and showing his usual model consistency on raceday. The nine-bike field had Navarro running number 2 qualifier (and fellow Pennsylvania contractor) Sean Walsh in the semi.

“I knew that was gonna be my toughest round of the day, and it was,” said Navarro.

Walsh had lane choice and gained a slight advantage on Navarro at the tree, but slowed slightly to a 7.80 while Navarro posted a 7.74 at 191 for the win. Donnie Taylor’s high-revving GSXR1000 sliced its way through the field on the other side of the ladder, but hurt itself in the process and no-showed for the final against Navarro.

In an all-Top Gas wheelie-bar bike final round in Quick 32, “Fearsome” Andy Baumbach took the tree and the stripe against Steven Shriver. Saturday’s Fast By Gast Pro ET race was won by Michael Herman on a ZX10 streetbike over Jeff Shifflett and his traditional dragbike.

Dale Hamilton road his practically naked Hayabusa streetbike to the Sunday win when Jay Windsor went -.001 red aboard his banana yellow dragike. Hamilton then beat Quick 32 winner Baumbach in the big money run-off when Baumbach’s Kawasaki dragbike ate its transmission.

Saturday’s Schnitz Racing Streetbike went to Rick Anderson over Derek Christensen, and Jeff Strickler made the trip from New York pay off when local hero Shayne Proctor redlit on Sunday.

The MiRock Superbike series returns to action with the Fast By Gast Summer Showdown at MIR June 6 and 7. Find out more about the MiRock Superbike series at www.mirockracing.com.