Although the Pro Late Model season wound up being just three features in length due to weather playing havoc, it was still full of excitement for everybody involved.

1 point separated Jordan Howse and Ryan Kimball at season’s end

2nd was the best average finish of the season, set by Dwayne Baker, in his lone start the season opener

2.67 was the best average finish of drivers to run all three races, set by Howse

3 feature winners

3 features were ran for points

3 nights of competition were rained out

3 feature top-five’s for Howse gave him a perfect season

3 feature top-10’s for Howse, Kimball, Travis Hallyburton, Gord Shepherd, and Dale Shaw gave them perfect seasons

4th was the third-best average finish of the season, set by Kimball

4.33 was the fourth-best average finish of the season, set by Hallyburton

5 drivers scored at least two feature top-five’s – Howse, Kimball, Hallyburton, Shaw, and Danny Benedict

5 drivers scored an average finish of fifth or better

5th was the fifth-best average finish of the season, set by Josh Stade

9 drivers scored a feature top-five

11 points separated the top-five in the final standings

14.216 seconds was the quickest lap set in time trials, by Benedict at Fall Velocity

14.453 seconds was the lap that gave Stade the pole for opening night

14.49 seconds was the lap that gave Hallyburton the pole for the second night

16 different drivers scored a feature top-10

16 different drivers scored an average finish of 10th or better

23 different drivers ran at least a single race

26 points separated the top-eight in the final standings

29 of Kimball scored the victory on opening night

39 of Hallyburton scored a dominating victory mid-season

54 of Benedict capped it off with a win at Fall Velocity