Trei Deubel was not only the Q106 Pony Stock fast qualifier, but also scored a heat win and another feature win. Deubel started 10th in the field, and led by lap four to set sail for another easy victory. Julie Dailey marched through the field to sit in fourth by lap 13, and second three laps later. Bryan Passick II had a stellar run, ending the night in third in a borrowed pony. Brent McCort and John Conroy made a charge for the front with laps winding down, and finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Jason Brunn also scored a heat win.

The Andrews Chevrolet Super Late Models saw the veteran, Stan Perry tally another win on Andrews Chevrolet Night at Spartan Speedway. Bill Heeney Jr. and Perry both wanted the top spot after start of the 40-lap feature, with Heeney Jr. grabbing it from lap one leader, Evan Barrett, on lap two. From then on, until lap 35, Perry had to be content staring at Heeney Jr’s rear bumper, trying to find a way around him. Lee Taylor sat in third, while Jon McNett and Jimmy Gallagher went at it for fourth position. The outside groove worked for Perry on lap 34, when he and Heeney Jr. battled door handle to door handle, with Perry moving into first on lap 35. The top five at the line were Perry, Heeney Jr., Taylor, Gallagher, and McNett. Heat wins went to Tim Rugg and Perry.

Fast qualifier, Bud Perry, started twelfth for the MI Army National Guard MI Modified 35-lap feature. Brian Heeney jumped out to lead lap one, as Nyle Weiler and Chris Ozanich made it a three-car breakaway from the rest of the field. Cautions on laps seven, nine, and eleven closed up the field, but the trio resumed their battle on lap 15. Lap 22 had Ozanich looking to the outside of Weiler, while Weiler made a move to the inside of Heeney, resulting in a spin. Ozanich capitalized on the chance to move around Heeney, and went to work on the outside. The pair ran side by side for five laps, with Ozanich gaining the advantage on lap 30. Bud Perry quietly crept up into the third position ahead of Corey Miechiels and Tim Easey. At the wave of the checker, it was Ozanich, Heeney, Perry, Miechiels, and Easey. Jason Parish, Perry Davenport, and Ozanich won their heats.

Caution and slower traffic was a factor in the 25-lap feature race for the Performance Automotive Northwest Street Stocks. Brian Beckner was shown as the lap one leader with Jamie Feguer, Corey Davis, Ed Newman Jr., and Dane Long breathing down his neck. Caution on lap 4 collected a number of the front-runners in points for the division, with Newman Jr. and Long jumping to the outside on the restart. Newman Jr. moved into first bringing Long along with him. Davis moved around Beckner on lap 12, as Bubber and Rob Patrick followed suit. Long continued to work on Newman Jr., managing to only get a fender under him before he could pull away. Going into turn two on lap 25, traffic became a factor and Long pulled alongside Newman. They came across the line in a near photo finish, with Newman Jr. shown as the winner. Heat wins went to Jon Szostak and Damon Place.