"There was nothing official about it" said Pat Doar when asked how the ride in Bill Byholm's backup number 4 Modified came about. "He just said hey, want to drive my other car in the Como Series'? "and here we are"! (In victory lane).

Doar started the 30 lap $1000 to win Modified feature from the pole position by virtue of his win in the Taco John's Pole Dash. The dash finish determined the first five rows for the feature event. Flanking Doar was Modified standout Dave Cain of Corcoran, MN who shot into the lead and headed the first two circuits before Doar gathered it up and zipped by to a lead he would never give up. Doar was dominant and built up a straight away lead over Cain who was alone in the runner up spot. Behind those two battling hard for third were Dean Yrjanainen, Jeff Spacek, Kelly Estey and Jeff Lien with Brad Hanson and Jody Bellefeuille trailing that group a short distance behind. Doar continued to pull away from Cain while the battle raged behind them. Moving forward into the top ten from the 19th starting spot was Joey Jensen while up front Yrjanainen broke free of the third place skirmish and began to cut into Cain's second place lead. 

The first caution flag flew on lap 23 when Jensen who was ninth and moving forward, slipped a wheel off the top of turn four and spun. On the restart Cain had a run on Doar and it looked as though he might take back the lead he'd been chasing since the third lap. Doar was able to fend him off and pull out a slight lead until the action was slowed when Al Uotinen spun in turn four setting up a two lap shootout. Doar was able to hold Cain off for the remaining circuits with Kelly Estey getting the better of Yrjanainen at the line for third. Byholm and Spacek finished in the top five.

Harry Hanson started the WISSOTA Late Model feature from the fifth row and shot into the lead with a bold move on the restart after the fourth caution flag slowed the action. From there Hanson pulled away over the last five circuits for his third feature win of the season on the 3/8ths oval. Jeff Provinzino jumped into the lead from the second row at the outset and led the first seven laps with Terry Casey running second. Behind the lead duo was a great battle for third between Tommy Waseleski, Jr, Darin Meierotto, Tommy Waseleski, Sr, Jeff Broking, Tim McMann, Caley Emerson and Danny Young. The first caution flag brought Provinzino back to Casey and he made the most of his chance as he flew by Provinzino only to have the caution flag again appear. With 13 laps to go Casey again got the better of Provinzino on the reatart and took over the point, a position he held until just after the fourth caution flag when Hanson, who was now third bolted past both Provinzino and Casey and pulled away over the final six laps for his third feature win of the season at the Speedway. Casey held onto second while Waseleski, Jr got by both Meierotto and Provinzino for third. Meierotto maintained fourth while Provinzino slipped to fifth.

Dave Flynn was looking for his first career feature win at the speedway and used his pole position starting spot to lead the first dozen circuits of the 20 lap feature for WISSOTA Super Stocks. Flynn had the race well in hand and was pulling away from the rest when disaster struck. Some sort of mechanical gremlin felled the number 29F as he suddenly slowed off turn four and pulled off the track. Flynn's demise left Jeff Tardy in sight of his second consecutive feature win and he made the most of it holding off fellow Iron Rangers Kyle Peterlin and Ryan Aho for the win. Aho and Peterlin had come through from the fourth and fifth rows to contend while Eric Nelson turned in another strong run to finish fourth. Jay Kuras was in the battle all race long and finished fifth in the event which went to the checkered flag with only a first lap caution to slow the pack.

Louie Meglen started the Pure Stock 15 lap feature inside the fourth row and hung around the top five until toward the end when the final of two caution flags for leader Glen Dammer's mechanical problems left him in a position to get the win. Meglen was running second to leader Tom Morinville when the caution appeared and used an outside move on Morinville to grab the lead and race away for his first ever career feature win. Morinville, Tony Ciurleo, Jon McKinnon and Skeeter Estey finished in the top five. 

Como Oil & Propane WISSOTA Modified Series race #3 (41 cars)

WISSOTA Late Model (23 cars)

Heat 1: Jeff Provinzino, Darin Meierotto, Tim McMann, Danny Young, Mike Rich, Aaron Lillo, Greg Hill, DNS Brent Larson 
Heat 2: Caley Emerson, Terry Casey, Tom Waseleski, Sr, Kevin Carlson, John Massingill, Dave Esse, Joey Ogston DNF Jeff Massingill Heat 3: Harry Hanson, Jeff Broking, Tom Waseleski, Jr, Joel Cryderman, Todd Gehl, Darrell Nelson, George Ledin 
Feature (20 laps) Hanson, Casey, Waseleski, Jr, Meierotto, Provinzino, Waseleski, Sr, McMann, Young, Broking, Emerson, Gehl, Esse, Ogston, Hill DNF Rich, Lillo, Carlson, Jeff Massingill, Nelson, Cryderman, Ledin, John Massingill, Larson 

WISSOTA Super Stock (23 cars)

Heat 1: Ryan Aho, Jeff Tardy, Eric Nelson, Artie Hyde, Steve Estey, Doug Woodhull, Gary Cornelison, DNF Dave Reynolds 
Heat 2: Dave Flynn, Donnie Lofdahl, Jeff Lindsey, Tom Treviranus, Kevin Salin, Adam Long, Scot Heikkinen, DNF Trevor Arens 
Heat 3: Mike Bellefeuille, Kyle Peterlin, Jay Kuras, Robbie Cooper, Ronnie Malecki, Dan Yrjanson, Frank Befera
Feature (20 laps) Tardy, Peterlin, Aho, Nelson, Kuras, Lofdahl, Lindsey, Bellefeuille, Treviranus, Salin, Malecki, Cooper, Estey, Heikkinen, Woodhull, Cornelison, Long, Hyde, Befera DNF Reynolds, Yrjanson, Flynn, Arens 

Pure Stock (31 cars)