The terrible weather conditions played havoc with this class as well.  Not to many of the 29 racers could land on the index.  Well qualifying was done, Ron Rippel and Phil Stoll both ran 9.523 but Rippel got the top spot by 5 mph over Stoll.

TOP 16 QUALIFYING ORDER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

RON RIPPEL PHIL STOLL MIKE FABRIZZI ZAC GRZYWA SCOTT PARKER STEVE ADAMS ANDY HENDRICKS JOE MULHERN DENNIS BAILEY JOSHUA FRANKLIN JAMES HENDDRICKS BRENT MERRICK TED THOMPSON NELSON TALYOR MAURIE MISNER JAKE SIMMONS

9.523 9.523 9.573 9.58 9.585 9.598 9.598 9.608 9.616 9.63 9.641 9.645 9.664 9.676 9.71 9.712

Going into the semi final round the biggest names in the class going to throw down for the crown.  Maurie Misner and James Hendricks would be first.   Hendricks, pushing for the killer bulb went deep handing the round to Misner.   Larry Sargis and Dennis Bailey were next.   Bailey cut a sweet .035 to Sargis;s game .074.  However, on the big end the trusty old school GS ran the game on Bailey and parked he and his Busa. Sargis ran a 9.59 to Bailey's 9.67.

SUPER STOCK SEMI FINALS

BAILEY (L) vs SARGIS (R)

MISNER (L) vs HENDRICKS (R)

Word must finally be getting around that Misner can cut lights.  As was the case all day long, everyone of Misner's opponents went deep trying to get a jump on the tree master.  Sargis would be the final victim to also push the beams too far and trip the old red eye of shame.  This one had to be one of the easiest days Misner has faced in years.  Taking nothing from any of the competitors, his light cutting reputation finally paid off in spades.

SUPER STOCK FINAL ROUND

MISNER   .111 RT  9.50 INDEX   9.316 @ 152.06 << WINNER SARGIS   DEEP     9.50 INDEX  13.298 @ 83.09

SUPER STOCK CHAMPION MAURIE MISNER

The Sunday June 27th event was rained out.