Todd Paton added a bit of extra excitement to the racing with a small fire. It was put out and his string of good luck continued until the final round.

Doug Foley's crew worked on the car, but it failed to fire on the line and they were out in the first round.

Grand Bend could become Clay Millican's home away from home, as he's won this event five of six times.

 

The weather kept all racers guessing on Sunday. Cloud cover and the odd sprinkle delayed some runs, but not long enough to have anyone running for the exits. The finals had four-time champion Clay Millican against a hometown hero Todd Paton.

Paton was the lucky one. First round he had a single pass and in the semi's Louie Allison gave it away with a red light. Paton's luck ran out in the final as Millican ran away with it running a 4.681 at 309.98 easily covering Paton's 5.574.