"When I picked up this new car they told me 7 of the last 8 new turnkey cars won their first race."  St. John stated.  "I am happy to make it 8 of 9 and get that monkey off my back."

Hantz was the fastest in the second practice session and started in the second row behind St. John. After St. John jumped out to the early lead Hantz caught him and looked under him, and to the outside for several laps. St. John was able to hold him off for several laps before he was able to run out to a healthy lead.

While the battle was going on for the lead, VanDoorn was moving through the field from his 14^th starting position to get into the top 5 on the 29^th lap, he was third on the 53^rd lap and second on the 72^nd lap. He then set his sites on St. John. VanDoorn was able to catch St. John, and looked to get past him on several occasions. Each time VanDoorn looked to have a pass set up a caution flew. St. John was very strong on the short runs and VanDoorn would take a few laps to reel him back in only to have a caution period allow St. John to build a lead immediately after the green flew again.

With only 10 to go, the caution came out again. As the race went back to green, Hantz seemed to find some speed and made a charge past VanDoorn to take second. VanDoorn could not catch up as his tire was going down. He did hold off Terry Fisher, Jr. to hold onto third. For his efforts VanDoorn earned the AR Bodies "Cool Move of the Race" Award as well as a Hoosier Racing Tire Performance Award.

"This car was a top three car from the time we unloaded it today." VanDoorn said. "Butch (Ben VanDoorn), did a great job getting the car set up, it was a little slick in qualifying, but we were ready. We did great on the long runs, and as the race went on the guys did a great job coaching me, reminding me to roll through turns and use the brakes less."

The second Hoosier Racing Tire Performance Award went to Rookie contender John Long who moved from his 24^th starting position to ninth. This run through the field also earned him the Lane Automotive/ISKY Racing Cams Hardcharger Award. As the highest finishing Rookie Long also earned the Perfect Circle Racecars Rookie of the Race Award, the K&N Filters Top Rookie Award and the VDL Fuel Systems Top Rookie Award. Nick Gullatta earned the Cometic Gasket Second Highest Finishing Rookie Award finishing in 10^th just behind Long.

Steve Dorer set fast time in taking home the ECDO Welding Fast Qualifier Award. St. John took home the RaceTrailerSales.com halfway leader award, and the VDL Fuel Systems Hot Lap of the Race Award and the Turn One Lap Leader Award for leading the most laps.

On the 110^th lap a spinning car caused several others to pile up in first turn with Mike Kugler, winner of the 2009 EMF 125, getting caught up and was retired with a very damaged car. Kugler was given the Safety Solutions Tough Luck Award for the most damaged car and the EMF Corp "That’s Racing Award" for being knocked out for something that was not their fault.

The next event for the CRA Super Series is the Summer Championship 200 at Plymouth Speedway on Sunday, July 11. Joining the CRA Super Series will be the CRA Street Stocks and Vore’s Welding & Steel CRA FWD Compacts for a full day of racing. Pits open at 11:00 am, qualifying at 3:30 with racing beginning at 5:00 pm. For more information about Plymouth Speedway see www.plymouthspeedway.net. For more information about any of the CRA divisions see www.craracing.net.