Paul Kline, Elvin Brennan, Jason Geesemain, Frankie Herr and Keith Ramer are victorious at Big Diamond Speedway.

Paul Kline, Elvin Brennan, Jason Geesemain, Frankie Herr and Keith Ramer are victorious at Big Diamond Speedway.

Paul Kline and Mike Lisowski brought the field to the green for the 20 lap USS Achey Sportsman feature event. Kline would jump out in front and begin his domination over the field for the evening. Kline would pull away as Daryl Dissinger and Mike Glass would begin their battle for the runner up spot. Dissinger would end up finishing in the runner up spot and Glass would finish third. Rounding out the top five were Mike Mammana and Tim Fitzpatrick.

Elvin Brennan alongside of Jim Kost set the pace for the start of the Savage 61 Roadrunner feature event. Brennan would pull out in front and begin to click the laps away as the battle behind him between Chris Holland, Andrew Fayash III and Tim Fitzpatrick. In the end, it would be Brennan taking home the win followed by Fayash, Holland, Tim Fitzpatrick and Jesse Krasnitsky. The Red White and Blue Auto Sales Hard Luck Award went to TJ Fitzpatrick.

Jason Geesemain was able to score the win in the earn his second win of the year over Rich Bossinger in the Slifko Fabrications Street Stock Division. Rich Bossinger was second followed by Marc Berzowski, Mike Radocha and Chris Derr.

The visiting Super Sportsman division was a huge hit with the fans. Todd Leonard and Timmie Barrick would lead the field to the green. Leonard would control the top spot until lap 14 when his car came to a stop on the back stretch. He would relinquish the lead to Timmie Barrick, but Frankie Herr was right there waiting for his chance to take over the top spot and did so on lap 16. Herr would be the victor of the 25 lap feature event, followed by Barrick, Jay Fannasy, Scott Dellinger and Mike Enders.

The 60 Lap Enduro was dominated by Tyler Lucas and Keith Ramer. The red flag was displayed on lap 25 when the 1 Stop car of Ben Freed caught fire, leaving a trail of fire around the track until he was able to stop the car on the back stretch and fire crews were quick to put the fire out and clean up the track of the fluids that were escaping from the car. When the race resumed, Lucas and Ramer continued to battle back and forth until the final lap when Ramer was able to be the first one across the finish line. Lucas would finish in the runner up spot, followed by Chuck Detweiler.