Dover, De. – For the second week in a row Keith Mclain won the race, but this time he had to work a little harder for it. Mclain who started in second ran his race and made his move at the right time to take the cherckers at Dover. Jeremy Weideman won the pole with a lap of 22.046 seconds. Weideman looked to have a strong car as he jumped out front and stayed there longer than anyone else leading a total of 84 laps. A late mistake coming off pit road doomed his efforts though. Jeff Sykes who had to take a provisional start and started in 20th worked his way up through the field and took the lead on lap 100. Sykes would stay in the lead for 63 laps. Sykes though did not keep up with the adjustments on his car and that allowed Keith Mclain to get bye him. After Weideman and Sykes had their troubles no one was left to challeneg Mclain as he held off the Hoprace Brooks and Sykes after a late race yellow would setup a dfash to the finish. Mclain now leads the chase standings by 115 points over Danny Sanchez and the overall standings by 309 points over defending champion Horace Brooks. The league heads out to the midwest to run at Kansas Speedway next week.
24 drivers ready to take on the Monster Mile. Weideman won the pole with a lap of 22.046 seconds.
The green flag flies and Weideman gets the early edge going into turn 1. Weideman would lead a race high 84 laps.
#32 Gadner Horton brings out the first yellow when he lost control entering turn 1 and hits the outside wall.
#25 Patrick Mcdaniel makes a pass on #68 Terry Riggins entering turn 1.
The racing was intense in this pack of cars.
#97 Ron Henson gets loose entering turn 1 and collects #68 Terry Riggins exiting turn 2.
#6 Dana Webster makes a move past #55 Steve Stiely. Webster would go on to finish in fifth place.
#01Wayne Fraijo spins and hammers the outside wall.
#55 Steve Stiely and #33 Mike Hall trying to work past 337 Mike Horton.
#22 Keith Mclain takes the lead away from #03 Jeremy Weideman.
#55 Steve Stiely gets loose exiting turn 2. #22 Keith Mclain narrowly misses the spin car.
A chain reaction racing deal sent #25 Patrick McDaniel and #24 Jeff Leung spinning down the back stretch.
#4 Jeff Sykes takes the lead on lap 100 from #03 Jeremy Weideman.
#6 Dana Webster leads a hungry pack of drivers off of turn 2 and down the back straight.
#22 Keith Mclain makes the winning pass on #4 Jeff Sykes with around 20 laps to go.
This late race wreck involving the #27 of Michael Jefferies would setup a sprint to the checkers.
#22 Keith Mclain holds off #4 Jeff Sykes and #28 Horace Brooks to victory win number 2 in the Chase.