INNISFIL, Ontario — Jacob Booth has won before in a Bone Stock at Sunset Speedway. He also has won in a Super Stock. He proved last Friday night that even if it is not his own car, he can still get the job done by dominating the event for car owner Nicholas Reece.

He quickly made his way through the traffic, including a thrilling four-wide Lap 1 move down the frontstretch to get everyone’s attention. Once he put the No. 25x out front, he drove away from the field en route to picking up the checkered flag.

Phil Givens jumped behind the wheel of the No. 57 normally driven by Savannah Findlay for a runner-up while Miles Tyson (Sera Giannone’s car) out-drove Tyler Hawn (No. 82 Sauble Campground Crew) and Tanner Holmes (No. 81 SCGC). Notably, Hawn led the opening couple of laps from the pole.

Mini Stock regular Charlie Smith crossed the finish line in sixth driving Ken Brown’s Colbalt ahead of Alex Stewart.