Jason Laviolette took the early command in the IMCA Hobby Stock Feature right in front of brother Roger.  Frank Paul and Brandon Peterson split cars going three wide on their way to challenge for the lead. A three
wide battle for the lead between Paul, Laviolette, and Peterson for two laps turned sour heading into turn 1 with 5 laps to go. Laviolette pushed through turns one and two getting into Peterson. Peterson made hard contact with the wall causing a caution. Frank Paul inherited the lead and held off Keith Kickbusch and Dave DeGrave to win his first career IMCA Hobby Stock Feature win. Kickbusch who was second improved his
point lead over DeGrave who was third. Roger Laviolette was fourth followed by Marcus Moede.

Dennis Wiedner opened up the Street Stock feature with an impressive couple of laps before Tim Czarneski grabbed the lead using the high side. Czarneski would pull away from the rest of the pack leaving second between John Sternard, Wiedner and Jeremy Wiitala. A caution for a bumper on lap 9 setup a 6 lap dash for cash. Czarneski was never challenged after the restart and picked up his first Street Stock feature win at Thunderhill. First time runner, Shannon Guilette finished second followed by Sternard, Scott Reinhardt, and Tim Jandrin.

Rick Mahlberg is always a force on a tacky track.  Mahlberg cruised way out front in the early part of the IMCA Stock car feature. Matt Junio and Von Eytcheson would quickly make their ways to second and third. A caution on lap 8 would regroup the field setting up a 10 lap finale. Von Eytcheson used his outside restarting spot to pass Junio and lock in on Mahlberg. The next few laps Eytcheson tried the top to make the pass. Finally, Eytcheson went to the extreme topside and passed Mahlberg for the lead for good. Eytcheson cruised to his second straight win followed by Mahlberg, Troy Muench, Junio, and Scott Pagels.

A green to checker run in the IMCA Modifieds is usually a rarity, but Saturday night the modifieds were able to do just that. Chris Derenne led the opening few laps until Jay Matthias went powering bye on top. Matthias would dominate the middle part of the race until Benji LaCrosse got to the back bumper.  Matthias and LaCrosse started working their way
through lapped traffic. As LaCrosse was going to make the pass down low, Mark Berglund got real loose.  LaCrosse had to check up hard allowing Matthias to pull away up top and pick up his first win of the season. LaCrosse was second followed by Tom Stark, Randy Lemieux Jr, and Shawn Kilgore.