AMSOIL Super Team member Scott Douglas experienced the highs and lows of racing in the sports premier class on Saturday. Douglas, who started third after gaining the spot in Friday's qualifying, got off to a great start. He pushed his Ford F-150 into
third and battled for second for much of the race. After the half-way point, Douglas found himself battling for the lead with Johnny Greaves. He briefly took the lead going over a rhythm section. Douglas was on the inside with Greaves taking the high side heading into one of the high banked turns. With Douglas in mid-air, Greaves made a move towards the inside, in turn running into Douglas and sending the AMSOIL driver on his side a flipping him multiple times in a horrendous crash that sent him off the track. Douglas was knocked out of the race and he confronted Greaves as Greaves was heading towards the winners circle. Douglas finished 11th after everything was tabulated.

Douglas also raced in the Jason Baldwin Memorial Cup qualifying race with his back-up truck on Saturday afternoon. The Cup race will air on NBC next Saturday afternoon. Douglas was running in third for much of the race and briefly held the number two spot when he broke his front differential coming over a rough rhythm section. He finished ninth in the cup race. AMSOIL sponsored driver Steve Barlow also debuted his Red Bull Pro-4 on Saturday, taking 10th in the first round and sixth in the Cup race.


On Sunday, Douglas will be back on the track for round two of the Pro 4 class along with Steve Barlow. Vanden Heuvel and MacCachren will be racing twice on Sunday, one being the second round of the CORR series and the second being the Pro-2 edition of the Jason Baldwin Memorial Cup race.
Until then, we'll see you at the races,
Jeremy Meyer
AMSOIL Racing Coordinator