In his first appearance of the season Terry Patnode scooted out front with Kent Burkoth just behind him. Jerry Cowan and Billy Baumeister were next. Before the lap was completed Burkoth was in front with a tight field behind him. On lap seven Chuck Duncan got onto the wall after an incident that caused Joel Clossey to slide under the other mount.No one was injured but both cars received damage and their night was over during the first and only caution of the super late model feature.

On the restart Burkoth sailed out front with Baumeister and Billy Skinner Jr. in a dead heat for second. Joe Fischer, Denny Hiffman, Cowan and Landry Potter were next. The race for second was what the crowd had their eyes on,as Baumeister held the slight wiskers edge advantage.By lap twelve Potter got by Cowan and set his sights on Hiffman.

Entering lap twenty it was Burkoth by a four car lead, with Skinner just ahead of Baumeister, Fischer anda hard charging Potter who had the inside. Skinner slipped inside the leader on lap twenty five, with Potter and Baumeister just waiting for the slightest mistake. Skinner drew close to Burkoth in now another dead heat for the top spot. For the

Next few laps it was a see/saw battle as either driver would lead the race.  The top three were under a blanket on lap thirty. Skinner edged ahead one lap later and with just two laps to go he was secure in his new position.The race for second back was still up for grabs as Skinner won the event. Burkoth nipped Potter for second, with Hiifman fourth. Baumeister held onto fifth with Baumeister next.

Trevor Mock slipped in front at the drop of the first green flag of the super stock feature. On lap two Mike Kooi who has had two weeks of qualifying problems flew in front and never looked back. Scott Scholl worked on Greg Janutka for one lap and set his sights on Mock. By lap nine Scholl and mock were in a dead heat for second. Then Brad Spiniolos broke an axle stopping the intense action on lap ten.

Kooi ran away and hid again,but the race was for second as Scholl and Craig Mertes put on a five lap battle before the change came. Doug Peterson joined these two with a tight field behind them.With just five laps left Peterson worked his way around Mertes with last weeks feature winner Rob Summers now challenging for third. At the checkered

Kooi won the event, with the race for second going to Peterson, Summers nipped Mertes for third,as Andy Szymanskyj and Dave Timan rounding out the top six.

Dale Gustum started on the pole and went on to win the road course BIC feature lapping his first car with just six laps to go. Jeff Baum was second with Todd Booker who won the semi due to arriving after qualifying was over because of the change in the schedule. Last nights feature winner Willy Webb fourth, Bill Horvat and Rob Schiebel were next.

Next Saturday night the Performance Unlimited sportsman return with a tight battle between point leader Mike Lange and second place Brian Baker with just five points separating them. The super late models and super stocks will join Bumper to Bumper  in Lake Geneva and Burlington the nights sponsor.It will also be Hot Tub night. Anyone who comes with a swim suit on can witness the show in the hot tub on the infield. Time trials begin at 6 pm.racing at 7:30 sharp.