TOM THORP TRANSPORTS SUPER PRO:  Colton Wheeler and Brent Lancaster had to take it all the way to the top end for a decision in the Super Pro final. Both drivers left with nearly identical .006 reaction times.Colton had a .0067 to Brent's .0061. After that kind of start, it's all about who runs the number. Colton ran the number this round, finishing +4 dead on the dial 4.634. Remember that Brent had .0006 advantage (hah) off the line? At the finish line, he ran just a little bit too quick, breaking out -.0007 on his 5.57 dial. Thats only about .005 something between the two at the stripe.

13 SINS RACECRAFT PRO FOOTBRAKE: The Footbrake final went down almost the same as Super. JJ Gossett left with a .033 light, against John Long's .031. JJ ran the number for the win, ending the run dead on plus 8 with a 5.938. John had .002 on the lights, but ran a hair slow with a 6.429 over his 6.41 dial . Looks like John was only about .008 behind at the finish line.

MAX'S AUTOMOTIVE JR DRAGSTER - AND JR STREET: We're combining the two finals here because it involved the same two hotshots. In the Jr final, Talon Farmer ran his number with a 9, finishing 8.019 with a .045 light. Gramem Rufemacht killed Talon on the tree, leaving with a .016 light. At the finish, looks like Gramem took a bit much stripe and broke out by running 7.88 under his 7.90 dial. In the Jr Street final, Gramem got his win, hitting a great .022 light while Talon was -.119 red. Not sure what bulb was used for that early leave.