Many times when a race isn't nearly a photo finish, it isn't considered great. Tonight wasn't one of those times. Like a lot of times when Jon squashes a talented field like a bug, those there got to see Da Vinci paint another one of his masterpieces. When he's on, very few (if any) can match his combination of patience, aggression and car control. Tonight he could make the Foxco DRC do anything he wanted it to do. And watching him work his way through and dispatch of lapped traffic was nearly as good as seeing him track down and do away with some of the sports best, to get the lead in the first place. The battle between he and Levi was some top shelf stuff.

The subplot was seeing Hunter check out in the C-Main, easily run through the B-Main lineup and drive the wheels off of the Walker 11B to snatch a podium spot, from his starting spot in the back of the field. I know I sound like a broken record, but thanks to Tommy and his crew for, once again, preparing their racing surface and providing a great evening of racing at Tri-State Speedway.

Jerry