"I have to credit my wife, because she is the one who set up the car," admitted a jubilant Mattson. "I knew Todd (Lehr) was coming up on me toward the end, but I just stuck with my line. I have to thank my sponsors, car owner who let's me drive the car, everybody on the crew. This is fantastic."
Mattson jumped in front from the start of the main, but had a caution period with five laps to go erase a half-straightaway lead over the field. On the restart the season point leader Lehr, of Genoa City, ended up in a tight battle with 2015 Wilmot champion Doug Schenck of Cottage Grove for the runner up spot. At the finish it was Mattson with Lehr second, Schenck third, Jake Kouba of Minneapolis, Minnesota fourth and Kenosha's Matt White fifth.
A Feature 1 Presented by Meyer
- 2-Jordan Mattson[1]; 2. 16-Todd Lehr[5]; 3. 71S-Doug Schenck[2]; 4. 6-Jake Kouba[3]; 5. 27-Matt White[7]; 6. 2K-Jimmy Kouba[4]; 7. 19-Derek Crane[8]; 8. 38-Allen Hafford[6]; 9. 70-Chris Klemko[12]; 10. B2-Tim Cox[10]; 11. 52-Craig Lager[11]; 12. 89-George Gaertner Jr[15]; 13. 9-Mike Sullivan[13]; 14. 15-Dan Wade[9]; 15. 77-James Walldan[14]
Heat 1 Presented by Super Shox
- 2-Jordan Mattson[1]; 2. 2K-Jimmy Kouba[3]; 3. 71S-Doug Schenck[2]; 4. 38-Allen Hafford[4]; 5. 19-Derek Crane[6]; 6. 70-Chris Klemko[5]; 7. 9-Mike Sullivan[7]; 8. 89-George Gaertner Jr[8]
Heat 2 Presented by DRC Chasis
- 16-Todd Lehr[4]; 2. B2-Tim Cox[1]; 3. 6-Jake Kouba[3]; 4. 15-Dan Wade[5]; 5. 27-Matt White[6]; 6. 52-Craig Lager[2]; 7. 77-James Walldan[7]
Qualifying 1 Presented by Performance Parts Supply
- 38-Allen Hafford, 16.294[11]; 2. 16-Todd Lehr, 16.344[15]; 3. 2K-Jimmy Kouba, 16.355[3]; 4. 6-Jake Kouba, 16.358[9]; 5. 71S-Doug Schenck, 16.521[5]; 6. 52-Craig Lager, 16.571[6]; 7. 2-Jordan Mattson, 16.577[13]; 8. B2-Tim Cox, 16.618[10]; 9. 70-Chris Klemko, 16.745[1]; 10. 15-Dan Wade, 16.773[7]; 11. 19-Derek Crane, 16.827[4]; 12. 27-Matt White, 16.844[2]; 13. 9-Mike Sullivan, 17.078[12]; 14. 77-James Walldan, 17.898[14]; 15. 89-George Gaertner Jr, 18.110[8]