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Peck is flying and made the rest of them look silly in that heat.

The last 20+ laps of the midget race were fantastic and refreshingly clean.

I don't consider Marks a serious title threat at present, but this has created quite an opportunity for a real battle down the stretch of the season between Sweet, Courtney, Abreu, and Reutzel. I could see any of them winning given how tight it now is.

I appreciate reading the thoughtful responses here and learned from them. My instincts say Pearson was the superior driver, but that Petty had charisma and other qualities in spades that made him the sport's biggest star. But I wasn't there.

If Jeremy Elliott's reporting is accurate, and there is no reason to think it is not, the series is the one who screwed this up badly. The white flag was thrown on what was scored as the final lap, lap 30. Sweet was third at this time. The checkered flag was thrown a lap later on the 31st lap...

Sweet was disqualified for not going to the scales. That's what Tony LaPorta just said while doing interviews. That's interesting.

Peck wins over Reutzel and Sweet. Sweet took the lead briefly with a few to go but played nice, and Peck got it back.

Dammit.

Macedo wins tonight at Atomic. Great battle with Cole Duncan. Chris Windom finishes second. I'm not sure it's getting enough attention how much better he and that Sides car are running than expected.

Port Royal is best when the most daring guys can really rip the top, and the top went away unfortunately. I also think the hate for him is kinda funny. I don't like him, but I don't think he's worse than a lot of others. He spices up the High Limit roster.

Reutzel will never be a fan favorite or even a fan tolerable, but he can drive with the best of them.

That was a truly nasty and scary wreck involving Zach Hampton on the restart after the fuel stop.

Gravel in the field for definitely raises the stakes some.

A deserving win in what is shaping up to be a historic season and run for Palou. The last 100ish laps were great stuff.

We need a James Essex "Please stay green!"

A tale of two halves. The first a chaotic stinker and the second a proper race.

Hinch and Bell have really learned how to mesh well and are now an elite analyst team.

I think fuel mileage drama really helps this race and I'm glad that it's there, for now at least.

I feel like Helio is still going to be doing this at 60.

Glad they actually survived another round of restart craziness and have a real stint going here.