Scott Knepley led only 2 laps of the Stack Pancake House 50 CRA Sportsman event at Mt Lawn, but they were the important ones as he won his first CRA sanctioned event.  Terry Fisher, Jr. finished second as her traded the lead first with Jeremy Wallen and then Knepley; all within the last five laps.    Keith Stwekowitz finished third, David Fox II fourth and Jeremy Wallen fifth.

About half an hour before the Goodwin Brothers 100 feature at Mt Lawn Chuck Cook did not have a drivable car at the track.  A broken rearend in practice has seriously endangered his race, but the crew put in an extraordinary amount of work in a short period of time to get the car ready.  And get it ready they did, as he jumped out to an early lead, lost it to Eric Evans who then dropped out and retook the lead to win.  Randy Hoppes second, Gordon Guffey third, Johnny Magee fourth, and Michael Phipps fifth. Three cars who finished in the Top five were disqualified due to illegal tires found in post race inspection.

Keith Morris took the lead on the fourth lap and held on the rest of the way to win the New Castle Eagles Lodge 50 at Mt. Lawn Speedway.  Jeremy Chamblis was second, Chris Oldham third, Scott Tungate fourth and Rus Humes fifth.  Morris was the first 2 valve car to cross the line with Chambliss the first 4 valve car to claim their respective prizes.

Joe Beaver showed the patience of a veteran when he worked his way from seventh starting position to take the lead just after the halfway point to go on and win the CRA Street Stock Motion Motors 100 at Mt. Lawn Speedway. 

"I think this is the best track anywhere and love to race here..... Anytime you have a race here I will be here to run if I have something to race."  Beaver commented.

Jeff Lane set fast time, drew a ten and came from the tenth position to finish a very close second.  Brian Hopkins finished third, Eric Evans fourth and Mike Riddle, Jr. just beat Johnny Magee for fifth.