Dan Bandish in his Jan-Cen powered Corvette.
Second round saw Walsh run 6.50/222.55 to defeat Wesley Jones at 7.05/153.68. Jones was inserted back into the program, because SCS has a break rule which inserts the low ET loser back in if a racer reports broke, or if there is an odd number of cars. Roger Gustin says that the fans pay to see side-by-side racing, I hate to see bye runs.
Dan Bandish then shut Crump down with a 6.41/224.55 as Crump slid around to a 10.93. The final saw Walsh get off the line first and was ahead until he slowed and Bandish streaked to a 6.39/224.60 for the win.
PHOTO EXTRA
Here’s an Elvis impersonator staging Elvis impersonator Joel Harris.
The spill plates on this wheelstander are pretty classy.
Joel Harris gets it up for the hometown fans.
