Dale Pittman, who made a late-season charge, came away with the Nostalgia Pro Street win, beating Jack Boer in a record-setting run of 7.54 at 182 mph. Earlier, Ross Stomp clinched his first PRO championship after Tony Nesbitt lost in the first round.

Nick Rinehart distanced himself from the Xtreme Street field and clinched his first championship after Bob Curran lost in the first round. Rinehart defeated 2002 champion Tony Orts in the final, 8.45 to 8.74.

Chris Uratchko had clinched the championship early, but lost in the first round and was not a factor in the final race of the season. That was a showdown between Charlie Booze Jr.(photo) and Jake Holdrege. Booze took the win light after Holdrege's car launched into a huge wheelstand that ended up carrying the car into the wall upon landing.

Jay Canella took the Cheap Street win over season champion Jeremy Taylor, running 10.02 to Taylor's off-the-pace 10.69. Kim Smith tasted victory for the first time in Nostalgia Super Stock by defeating newly crowned season champ Jeff Puckett in the final. Other race winners were Jim Barr (DTS Nostalgia Muscle Car) and Larry Geddes (Superchips Open Comp).