There was a clean start to racing at Winchester Speedway. The Sullivan RV CRA Late Model Sportsman up for the first feature, ran a straight 40 laps with no cautions on the track. Steve Blair started on the front row and took off to the early lead. He fought to keep his lead but was eventually passed by Keith Sterkowitz and Bob Sibila Jr. halfway through the race. It was an impressive move for both, more for Siblia who had suffered a close call, making contact with the wall earlier in the race. This is Sterkowitz’s third consecutive win for the Sullivan RV CRA Late Model Sportsman and fourth victory of 2011. Sibila took home second, Steve Blair third, Mark Lambert fourth and Dave Bice fifth. Then the storm clouds moved in.

"This car is so good." Sterkowitz commented. "I have to thank my owner, my crew and especially my family for allowing me to come race."

Sterkowitz started the day by earning the Allstar Performance Fast Qualifier Award with a lap of 17.549 seconds just .050 second faster than Sullivan RV CRA Late Model Sportsman points leader, Jason Atkinson who started the day 51 points ahead of second place Sterkowitz. Atkinson hit the wall hard during his second qualifying lap, nearly ending his day.

Bice and Sterkowitz put on a show in the first heat race, with Bice starting on the pole he ran out to the early lead, with Sterkowtiz charging to the front from the last place in the field. Bice and Sterkowitz raced side by side for the last three laps of the race before Bice prevailed for the win. In the second heat Blair and Lambert charged to the front from the rear of the field with Blair taking the win and Lambert second.

For saving the car after banging the wall, Sibila took home the AR Bodies Cool Move of the Race Award. Sterkowitz also took home the AFCO Racing Products Hardcharger Award after moving from 10^th to the win. He also earned the Turn One High Performance Steering Award for leading the most laps.

After the rain delay the Vore’s Welding and Steel CRA FWD Compacts were next up on the card. Justin Brown’s team mate owns the Vore’s Welding and Steel CRA FWD Compacts track record at Winchester Speedway, and while he could not break the record Brown did out run him to become the fastest qualifier with a time 21.109 seconds. Chad Richardson in his first race with the series was second fast at 21.205.

Jeff Shelmadine had won the only series race at Winchester so far this year by only inches and he took off from the second row to lead the first few laps. Cary Abrell overtook him before dropping out due to engine problems. Shelmadine retook the lead and held on until the 16^th lap when Richardson took over as he ran it out to the end. Brown was in second and had started to make a move around Richardson when the caution flag flew just before the leaders took the white flag.

That was the last thing Brown wanted to see as his car was noticably faster on the longer runs