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On Friday July 17th the RMLSA headed out to Byers to try out the new track at the Colorado Motorsports Park.
Congratulations goes to Dave McCray who took out the victory, his first with the RMLSA. The podium was completed by Scott Wilson and Glenn Waterland, who both enjoyed a race long battle with multiple passes either way before it was decided.
The top five was completed by Steve Becker who advanced through after starting near the back and Andy Flood who secured his best result and first top 5 of the year.

The Colorado Motorsports Park team has put together a great facility with a fun layout and fantastic lighting, all the drivers in attendance had a great night and are looking forward to heading back.

July 4th saw another great line up of 25 cars take to the Dodge City high banks. This time it was youth versus experience on the front row with Johnny Boos lining up alongside Wally Butler.
Butler saw off challenges from both Troy Ullery and Rick Hench, but he was not to be stopped this night and took the win for the NLSA club from Canada.
Hench finished second after once again passing a lot of cars from the 10th starting spot. The podium was completed by Roland Bernard who made excellent use of the high line to pass a number of cars on the outside. The top five was completed by Boos and Glenn Waterland in the 11c.

A big thanks goes out to all the cars who traveled from Manitoba, Minnesota, California, Nebraska and Missouri to join all the RMLSA regulars for a great weekend of racing.

Thanks also to the team at Dodge City Raceway park for a great weekend at a top notch facility.

Once again we have a great video from Devan's race videos to capture all the action, check it out!

The RMLSA has made it's way to the Kansas heartland in Dodge City. Night 1 of the 2 night show was won by Dexter Dvergsten visiting all the way from Minnesota.
A great field of 25 cars took the green with Bobby Layne leading early, a tangle with Troy Ullery bought the yellow which bunched up the field and gave Dexter his chance. Layne's car appeared to tighten up in the latter stages and Dexter moved through for the victory.
The podium was completed by Wally Butler and Skylar Wissman, with Bobby Layne eventually finishing fourth and Rich Hench in fifth having made his way through from the 18th grid position.

Check out all the action in the great video shot by Devan's Race Videos.