With one week remaining until the Harvey Jones Memorial, All-Tech Raceway kicked into action for a wild night of racing.
The Buildings and More Factory Stocks kicked the night off with a strong, 27-car field. Joe Belkey was eyeing a sixth-consecutive victory, but would have to start from the 21st position after suffering a flat tire in his heat. Up front, Joseph Todesco and Robert O’Neail would lead the field to green. Early on, it was a fantastic battle up front before a string of cautions disrupted the flow of the race. Kevin Durden would take the lead from Rob Harrell by lap 6, and Joe Belkey used the multiple restarts to methodically carve his way to the second spot. During a caution on lap 15, it was announced the race had reached its time limit and the next flag would end the race. Belkey and Durden dueled for the lead, and just when it looked like Belkey had a nose up on Durden, the yellow flag flew for a crash that took out both Taylor brothers, along with Tedesco and Thomas Smith. Because Durden was the leader at the last completed lap, he was declared the race winner. Belkey would come up one spot short. Mikey Kopka, Rob Harrell and Ronnie Newsome the top five.

The Capital Metal Supply 602 Late Models took to the track next. Bubba Roling grabbed the lead from pole-sitter Brody Smith on the initial start. A caution came on lap two for an incident involving Dylan Dunn, Dakota Nichola and Brenton Koontz. Smith tried to regain the lead from Roling on the next restart, but to no avail. Roling pulled away as the race ran green, but Ryan Beckelheimer would spin on the final lap, bringing out a caution. The field lined up for a one-lap dash, but Beckelheimer and Koontz crashed in turn one. This gave Brody Smith one more chance, along with Austin Leamon, who made his way to third. Roling was able to survive both restarts to take home the win.
The Woodmen Life Street Stocks saw a healthy field for its 20-lap feature race. Donnie Oden, who had shown speed all evening, led the first three laps over Ronnie Newsome and Devin Walker. However, Walker cleared Oden for the lead on lap four and drove off into the sunset for his fifth win of the year. Bruce Griffin scored his second-straight runner-up finish, with Donnie Oden rounding out the podium in the caution-free affair.

Things got physical in the Plumb Level Construction Crown Vic feature with 25 cars taking the green. On the second lap of the race, Willie Edge received contact from Freddy Hughes in turn three, causing Edge to clip a tractor and barrel roll before coming to rest on its side. Edge walked away, but his car was mangled. Two laps later, the field scattered off turn two as Daniel Starner was sent spinning. Mike Breen was unable to avoid Starner and t-boned him in the passenger door. The race finally got into a rhythm with Timmy Roach showing the way. Ronnie Klys and Ty Ottinger put on a remarkable battle for the second spot before Ottinger spun with four laps to go, erasing Roach’s lead. Klys applied pressure on Roach in the closing laps. As the white flag waved, Klys was able to get alongside Roach and race him down the back stretch. Roach slid up the track in turn three, giving Klys the preferred lane. It was a drag race to the line, but after leading the first 19 laps Timmy Roach came up short by .020 seconds to Ronnie Klys, who scored his third win of the season.

The Jett Concrete 604 Late Models had a 30-lap barn burner to close out the night. Bubba Roling started from the pole, looking for his second win of the night. Roling built a comfortable lead early before encountering the tail end of the field. The lapped traffic brought Garrett Stewart, along with both Mark and Bubba Whitener into the mix. The four drivers would battle for several laps, putting on a show worth the price of admission. Stewart would wrestle the lead away from Roling on lap 15 before Bubba Whitener claimed the top spot on lap 18. The battle would be put on pause with Colin Strife bringing out a yellow on lap 19. Bubba Whitener would lead the field back to green, with Mark alongside. Contact was made in turn two as Roling got in the back of Bubba Whitener, but checked up to allow Whitener to save the car. Bubba Whitener would open up a 1.3 second gap, but Mark found something with five laps to go and began to reel Bubba in. Mark cut the lead down to 0.4 seconds, and a lapped car gave him a Hail Mary opportunity to steal the win, but Bubba Whitener was able to hold off his hard-charging father to score the win and take home the $3,000.

Jet Concrete Works 604 Late Model

A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 5-Bubba Whitener[8]; 2. 5W-Mark Whitener[3]; 3. 515-Bubba Roling[1]; 4. 67-Garret Stewart[2]; 5. 39-Brandon Wells[7]; 6. 18B-Austin Yarbrough[10]; 7. 17G-Nevin Gainey[11]; 8. 17SS-Brenden Smith[4]; 9. 9-Nick Johnson[9]; 10. 17SR-Brody Smith[14]; 11. 38-Garrett Mosley[17]; 12. 5C-Dustin Carter[16]; 13. 94-Holden Allen[6]; 14. 46S-Kevin Strife[13]; 15. 75-Sonny Thompson[12]; 16. 54-Tuck Trentham[20]; 17. 79-Victor Matthews[15]; 18. 11H-Waylon Haynes[23]; 19. 27-Noah Carpenter[22]; 20. 29S-Cameron Saunders[19]; 21. 6S-Colin Strife[25]; 22. (DNS) 71-Bo Allen; 23. (DNS) 43-Zachary Bedenbaugh; 24. (DNS) 9C-Ches Chester; 25. (DNS) 71C-Davy Cline; 26. (DNS) 55E-Eli Johnson; 27. (DNS) 44P-Kole Platt

Heat 1: 1. 515-Bubba Roling[1]; 2. 17SS-Brenden Smith[3]; 3. 39-Brandon Wells[2]; 4. 18B-Austin Yarbrough[9]; 5. 46S-Kevin Strife[5]; 6. 5C-Dustin Carter[4]; 7. 29S-Cameron Saunders[6]; 8. 27-Noah Carpenter[7]; 9. 6S-Colin Strife[8]

Heat 2: 1. 67-Garret Stewart[4]; 2. 71-Bo Allen[1]; 3. 5-Bubba Whitener[3]; 4. 17G-Nevin Gainey[2]; 5. 17SR-Brody Smith[6]; 6. 38-Garrett Mosley[5]; 7. 54-Tuck Trentham[7]; 8. 11H-Waylon Haynes[8]; 9. 43-Zachary Bedenbaugh[9]

Heat 3: 1. 5W-Mark Whitener[1]; 2. 94-Holden Allen[2]; 3. 9-Nick Johnson[3]; 4. 75-Sonny Thompson[8]; 5. 79-Victor Matthews[7]; 6. 55E-Eli Johnson[5]; 7. 71C-Davy Cline[6]; 8. (DNS) 9C-Ches Chester; 9. (DNS) 44P-Kole Platt

Qualifying 1: 1. 5W-Mark Whitener, 00:18.807[21]; 2. 5-Bubba Whitener, 00:18.819[16]; 3. 39-Brandon Wells, 00:18.874[9]; 4. 18B-Austin Yarbrough, 00:18.889[3]; 5. 515-Bubba Roling, 00:18.953[5]; 6. 17G-Nevin Gainey, 00:18.971[11]; 7. 9-Nick Johnson, 00:19.025[20]; 8. 17SS-Brenden Smith, 00:19.033[6]; 9. 67-Garret Stewart, 00:19.050[13]; 10. 17SR-Brody Smith, 00:19.141[12]; 11. 94-Holden Allen, 00:19.436[22]; 12. 79-Victor Matthews, 00:19.487[26]; 13. 5C-Dustin Carter, 00:19.580[4]; 14. 38-Garrett Mosley, 00:19.651[14]; 15. 54-Tuck Trentham, 00:19.987[10]; 16. 11H-Waylon Haynes, 00:20.152[17]; 17. 75-Sonny Thompson, 00:20.160[19]; 18. 46S-Kevin Strife, 00:20.687[1]; 19. 27-Noah Carpenter, 00:20.834[8]; 20. 29S-Cameron Saunders, 00:21.047[2]; 21. 6S-Colin Strife, 00:21.450[7]; 22. (DNS) 71-Bo Allen, 00:21.450; 23. (DNS) 43-Zachary Bedenbaugh, 00:21.450; 24. (DNS) 9C-Ches Chester, 00:21.450; 25. (DNS) 71C-Davy Cline, 00:21.450; 26. (DNS) 55E-Eli Johnson, 00:21.450; 27. (DNS) 44P-Kole Platt, 00:21.450

Building and More Factory Stock

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 33-Kevin Durden[5]; 2. 119-Joe Belkey[21]; 3. 41L-Mikey Kopka[8]; 4. 5D-Rob Harrell[3]; 5. 11V-Ronnie Newsome[6]; 6. 1-Tyler Boyette[10]; 7. 78-Arthur Conquest[11]; 8. 56-Patrick Williams[24]; 9. 11-Quentin Steedley[16]; 10. 15-Jamie Carter[14]; 11. 83-Shawn Taylor[9]; 12. 31T-Joseph Tedesco[1]; 13. 12-Curt Spencer[18]; 14. 16S-Randall Smith[17]; 15. 8-Ralph Smith[19]; 16. 7-Chase Bedenbaugh[26]; 17. 33T-Bradley Denham[12]; 18. 12J-Justin Durbin[7]; 19. 82-Shane Taylor[4]; 20. 31-Trisha Taylor[22]; 21. 41R-Robert Oneail[2]; 22. B1-Sammy Hatcher[15]; 23. 08-John Kari[20]; 24. 101H-Dakota Hunt[25]; 25. (DNS) 26-Adam Bedenbaugh; 26. (DQ) 25-Thomas Smith[13]

Heat 1: 1. 41L-Mikey Kopka[1]; 2. 33-Kevin Durden[5]; 3. 41R-Robert Oneail[6]; 4. 1-Tyler Boyette[4]; 5. 25-Thomas Smith[2]; 6. 11-Quentin Steedley[9]; 7. 8-Ralph Smith[8]; 8. 31-Trisha Taylor[7]; 9. 101H-Dakota Hunt[3]

Heat 2: 1. 12J-Justin Durbin[2]; 2. 82-Shane Taylor[6]; 3. 31T-Joseph Tedesco[3]; 4. 78-Arthur Conquest[5]; 5. 15-Jamie Carter[8]; 6. 16S-Randall Smith[1]; 7. 08-John Kari[7]; 8. 26-Adam Bedenbaugh[9]; 9. 7-Chase Bedenbaugh[4]

Heat 3: 1. 11V-Ronnie Newsome[2]; 2. 5D-Rob Harrell[5]; 3. 83-Shawn Taylor[4]; 4. 33T-Bradley Denham[8]; 5. B1-Sammy Hatcher[7]; 6. 12-Curt Spencer[1]; 7. 119-Joe Belkey[3]; 8. 56-Patrick Williams[6]

Woodman Life Street Stock

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 55JR-Devin Walker[4]; 2. 72-Bruce Griffin[6]; 3. 21-Donnie Oden[2]; 4. 16-Patrick Mennenga[8]; 5. 31-Jonathan Crain[7]; 6. 11V-Ronnie Newsome[3]; 7. 17W-Jimmy Wagner[9]; 8. 99-Barry Sheffield[5]; 9. 17F-Joe Forsyth[11]; 10. 77-Wes Davis[12]; 11. 8-Randall Boyette[10]; 12. 27-Glenn Henry[13]; 13. 55-Heath Walker[1]

Heat 1: 1. 55JR-Devin Walker[3]; 2. 21-Donnie Oden[1]; 3. 99-Barry Sheffield[2]; 4. 31-Jonathan Crain[6]; 5. 17W-Jimmy Wagner[4]; 6. 17F-Joe Forsyth[5]; 7. 27-Glenn Henry[7]

Heat 2: 1. 11V-Ronnie Newsome[1]; 2. 55-Heath Walker[3]; 3. 72-Bruce Griffin[5]; 4. 16-Patrick Mennenga[4]; 5. 8-Randall Boyette[2]; 6. 77-Wes Davis[6]

Plumb Level Construction Crown Vic

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 49-Ronnie Klys[7]; 2. R1-Timmy Roach SR[3]; 3. 42-George Anen[14]; 4. 73W-Joey Watson[4]; 5. 07-Mason Bedenbaugh[10]; 6. 77O-Ty Ottinger[5]; 7. 32-Dustin Baxter[8]; 8. J7-Jordan Dees[2]; 9. 333-Brennen Robinson[16]; 10. 28-Westley Robinson[17]; 11. X-Jonathan Wilkes[22]; 12. 41S-Sam Stalnaker Jr[6]; 13. 77-Phillip Ottinger[12]; 14. 44-Anthony Starner[23]; 15. 44X-Daniel Baldwin[13]; 16. 313-Daniel Starner[20]; 17. 5B-Mike Breen[9]; 18. 73-Patrick Rouse[11]; 19. 50-James Ratliff[15]; 20. 08-Willie Edge[21]; 21. 14-Bryson Dunn[19]; 22. 12J-Marlon Durbin[1]; 23. (DQ) 76-Freddy Hughes[18]

Heat 1 (6 Laps): 1. 49-Ronnie Klys[3]; 2. 73W-Joey Watson[1]; 3. 12J-Marlon Durbin[2]; 4. 07-Mason Bedenbaugh[6]; 5. 44X-Daniel Baldwin[8]; 6. 333-Brennen Robinson[5]; 7. 14-Bryson Dunn[7]; 8. X-Jonathan Wilkes[4]

Heat 2 (6 Laps): 1. 41S-Sam Stalnaker Jr[1]; 2. R1-Timmy Roach SR[5]; 3. 32-Dustin Baxter[2]; 4. 73-Patrick Rouse[6]; 5. 42-George Anen[8]; 6. 28-Westley Robinson[3]; 7. 313-Daniel Starner[7]; 8. 44-Anthony Starner[4]

Heat 3 (6 Laps): 1. 77O-Ty Ottinger[6]; 2. J7-Jordan Dees[3]; 3. 5B-Mike Breen[2]; 4. 77-Phillip Ottinger[5]; 5. 50-James Ratliff[4]; 6. 76-Freddy Hughes[7]; 7. 08-Willie Edge[1]

Capital Metal 602 Late Model

A Feature 1 (20 Laps): 1. 515-Bubba Roling[2]; 2. 17SR-Brody Smith[1]; 3. 28-Austin Leamon[6]; 4. 94-Holden Allen[5]; 5. 12-Mikey Kopka[12]; 6. 31D-Dustin Beckelheimer[9]; 7. 8-Wyatt Gainey[11]; 8. 53-Brandon Yates[4]; 9. 22-Dylan Dunn[8]; 10. 57-Andy Dixon[14]; 11. 11R-Ryan Beckelheimer[13]; 12. 19-John Haynes[16]; 13. 36-James Haynes[15]; 14. 5B-Brenton Koontz[3]; 15. 20-Alex Murphy[18]; 16. 24-Dakota Nichols[10]; 17. (DNS) 10X-Dave Ponton; 18. (DNS) 44-Billy Rodriguez

Heat 1: 1. 17SR-Brody Smith[1]; 2. 5B-Brenton Koontz[4]; 3. 94-Holden Allen[9]; 4. 10X-Dave Ponton[6]; 5. 31D-Dustin Beckelheimer[3]; 6. 8-Wyatt Gainey[7]; 7. 11R-Ryan Beckelheimer[5]; 8. 36-James Haynes[8]; 9. 44-Billy Rodriguez[2]

Heat 2: 1. 515-Bubba Roling[6]; 2. 53-Brandon Yates[2]; 3. 28-Austin Leamon[4]; 4. 22-Dylan Dunn[1]; 5. 24-Dakota Nichols[8]; 6. 12-Mikey Kopka[5]; 7. 57-Andy Dixon[3]; 8. 19-John Haynes[7]; 9. 20-Alex Murphy[9]