In the Real Street class, MV Performance teammates Tim Matherly (shown) and Jim Breese faced off in the final round after qualifying #1 and #4 respectively.  At the stripe, Matherly had a tenth in the bag, taking home the gold.

The Pure Street class saw the first sub-10-second ET recorded when Jim St. Charles (shown) delivered a class winning 9.99 ET in defeating Steve Gifford taking on Jim St. Charles in the finals. The two Indiana residents faced off, with St. Charles getting the win and the first nine-second Pure Street pass with a 9.99 ET.

Tommy Godfrey qualified in the number one spot again in Factory Stock, and proceeded to rip through the field to end up in the final round against Jay Dold (shown), who was the beneficiary of a bye into the finals.  There, the win light came on in Dold’s lane on a holeshot victory!