After three races William Hughes and Carol Podjursky were tied on points for the Alan Hancock Stockcar Memorial. William delivered a solid hit to Carol in a four lap run off to decide the winner, sending her spinning out of control and leaving him to complete the run off to win.
Emilio Hatcher was third. Codey Wilton won the Warren Lowry Memorial for the best stirrer and picked up some decent prize money from H&H Transport to go with it while Tyler Walker grabbed the $800 roll over money that was on offer courtesy of Munchies Express.
Fifty-two Youth Ministocks were on hand to race for the Youth Spectacular. After qualifying relatively easily, Caleb Coxhead went on to win the event from Rotorua racer Terrence Dorrell by one point while Stratford driver Regan Ogle was third.
The tier two event for the 26 drivers that didn't qualify for the main show had the same track representation on the podium. This time with Stratford driver Peter Grayling winning from Rotorua's Jack Cunningham-Moffitt while Luca Ward (Stratford) was third.
Superstock race wins were shared by Dale Michielsen, Blair Uhlenberg and Hamish Booker but it was Uhlenberg who was consistent enough to win the King of the Mountain champs for the class by three points. Kihikihi contracted driver Mitch Vickery beat Blake Adamson in a run off for second place after the pair were tied on points.
■ The next race meeting at MG Taranaki Stratford Speedway is on March 13 and will feature the Taranaki Saloon Champs.