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The 21st edition of the Chevy Stars presented by hotautoweb.com took place on a positively gorgeous day of racing. A good-sized field of racers and show participants attended the one day event as temperatures climbed into the mid-80's under partly cloudy skies. Congratulations to all the winners, many of which are highlighted in our photo montage below.

Jason Thomas was joined by a huge group of friends and family in the Pepsi Winner's Circle following his first win in the Kidd Perfomance Super Pro class.

The final of the Valley Crankshaft Pro class came down to a Plymouth versus a Chevrolet. Ty Bull (near side) nailed a perfect 10.67 (10.67 dial)-125.47 to defeat the beautiful `91 Camaro of Larry Lamberson who redlit.

In Junior Lightning, Krystal Busby ripped off an 8.00, 7.95, and a 7.99 to win the class.

After four visits to the final round this season (all runner-ups), Scott Downard finally scored a Sportsman victory. Downard (near lane) posted a 14.04 (14.02 dial)-95.42 to upend the title aspirations of Bill Muchow who redlighted.

Jacob Wood has now swept both Division 6 Land of the Leaders point's races. Wood stopped dad David in the final.

In the Meadow Gold Junior Thunder division, Andrew Clark bested Wes Morris (far side) with a 11.24 (11.18 dial)-54.96.

The Chevy Truck Roundup final pitted Mike Mayhew (near side) against Gary Kruger. Mayhew took the nod with a 13.53 (13.25 dial)-95.95.

Karen and Dennis Law are both part of the Firebird track staff.

In the All Camaro Shootout final, Ken Windley picked up his second win of the season by running 10.05 (10.13 dial)-132.82 over a redlighting Doug Cole (near lane).

Mike Smith drove his `68 Firebird to the Trophy title running 11.06 (11.10 dial)-122.10. Doris Twitty (far side) left a bit too soon in the final.

Many time Oldies champion John Wood drove his four-speed `38 Chevy to the DOT - Street Tires winner's circle. He ran 13.36-99.32 to stop Robin Irwin who ran 12.84-104.80.