The original start saw pole sitter Shain Matthews spin in front of the field and bring out the yellow. This moved up Jason Statler to the pole spot. On the next attempt he took the lead from Dennis Moore Jr. The other Morrie Williams car of Jonathan Allard was the driver on the move. He started in the ninth spot and by lap two he was into fifth. However, just three laps later Allard almost tipped it over and lost some spots. On lap nine Sean Becker and Moore Jr. began a spirited battle for second. Each lap the drivers were trading spots as it provided some exciting racing. On lap 13 Becker moved ahead of Moore Jr. for good. On lap 16 Allard drove by his teammate for third. On lap 20 the race was halted for the final time. Statler was still the leader. On the restart Becker bicycled going into turn one. Allard was hard on the gas and tried to avoid Becker but the two made contact and each spun around. Allard was towed off while Becker restarted dead last. Becker salvaged a decent finish by moving into the eleventh spot at the checkered.

On the ensuing restart Moore Jr., now in second, set Statler up for the pass. He moved underneath Statler and took the lead on lap 21. Moore Jr. quickly started to stretch his lead. He led the final four laps to get the win. Statler hung on for second. With the win, Moore Jr. 'collected $2,000. The night was sponsored by Care Free Pools of Chico who added to the winners share. Johnny Gray came home third and looked as strong as he had all year in the 25-lap main event. Andy Forsberg was in the top five all night but never really was one of the top tier cars. It is a wonder what Shain Matthews night would have been like he hadn't spun on the opening lap. The Marysville driver then started 20th and came up to finish fifth. Officially he lost four spots from his original starting position, but in reality he passed 15 cars. On a side note, Korey Lovell finished fifth but was disqualified for not heading to the scales after the race.

Forsberg got the win during the 12-lap B main event. He and Stephen Allard put on a battle for the lead most of the race. Destiney hays scored a third place spot while Matt Shelton finished fourth. Chris Webber earned the final transfer spot in fifth.

Robert Ballou won the first heat race. An incredibly young looking 59 year-old won he race two. Grey Eagle's Jim Richardson led all eight laps. Danny Ochs cruised to the third heat race win.

Twenty-five drivers qualified during the night. Andy Forsberg earned his first fast time award of the year with a 12.121. However, Jonathan Allard actually timed in with the fastest lap but was penalized because he qualified out of position. The team was having magneto troubles.