Doug Zimmerman in Winged Sprint Cars, Collin Thirlby in UMP Modifieds, Dwayne Feltner in Sportsman, Jarrett Rendel in Street Stocks and Eric Jackson in Mini Sprints all captured feature checkers at Butler Motor Speedway.

  With a huge crowd on hand and a heavy racing surface, conditions were optimal for some great racing.  The Mini Sprint feature would be the first to roll onto the track.  Nick Nelson would jump to an early lead.  The race would slow on lap 3 for Scott Waldron and Bryce Nichols getting connected together.  Both racers would continue.  Nelson would continue to lead until Eric Jackson would make his way by.  Jackson would go on to collect his second consecutive Butler Mini Sprint feature win event over Nelson.  Derek Donaldson, Brad Underwood and Waldron would round out the top 5.  Jackson would also collect the heat race.

  The Street Stock feature would roll off next with Bob Hill and Terry Bumpus leading the field to the green.  Bumpus would charge out to an early lead.  The race would be slowed for some single car spins.  6^th starting Jarrett Rendel would work his way to the front, driving the car normally driven by his dad Bob.  The races only multicar incident would occur when Chris Garrett would experience a flat right rear tire coming off turn 4 and collect a couple cars.  Garrett and Jake Rendel would go pitside for flat tires.  They would both return and continue the battle for the season long championship.  Out front, Jarrett Rendel would continue to lead.  Jarrett would go on to collect his first 2012 feature win event over Bumpus.  Matt Rose, Dustin Hyliard and Jeff Hinkley Jr would round out the top 5.  Jarrett Rendel, Jake Rendel and Terry Milliman would capture the heats, while Hyliard would grab the B main.

  The UMP Modified feature would roll onto the 3/8 mile with Jake Bailey and Josh Lolmaugh leading the field off turn 4.  Lolmaugh would charge into the lead.  Fourth starting and 2012 Butler Dirt Cup winner Collin Thirlby, would jump into the mix immediately.  Lolmaugh was making a strong run out front, until Thirlby was able to make a slide job stick on lap 13.  From there, Thirlby would go on to collect the win over Lolmaugh.  Jake Bailey, Tommy Beezley and Mike Tarlton would round out the top 5.  Corey Bevard, Ryan Ordway, Lolmaugh and Todd Sherman would all grab heat wins.  Dillon Nusbaum was victorious in the 18 car B main.

  The Winged Outlaw Sprint Car feature would roll out onto the speedway next.  The anticipation of what was about to take place was exciting, as Brian Lay and current point leader Doug Zimmerman would start on the front row, with what most thought would be a huge duel to turn 1.  Zimmerman, the Butler veteran, would surge into the lead while Lay would roll into the infield with mechanical woes.  Josh Turner would settle into 2^nd and begin his chase of Zimmerman.  The race would come to a stop as Gerry Hart would see his Sprinter come to a stop an its side. A couple minor cautions for debris and a stopped car would not hinder Zimmerman, as he would go on to grab another feature win.  Chasin g him to the line would be Kevin Atkins, Ryan Kirkendall, Bill Jacoby and Brad Lamberson.  Heat races were won by Atkins, Hart and Lay.  Heat race action would see a scary crash between Scott Hasen and Brad Lamberson, with both cars flipping wildly.  Both drivers were ok, but Hasen would be done for the night.  The Lamberson crew was able to get the car back together, where Brad would charge from 16^th to 5^th in the feature event.

  The Sportsman event would be the final event of the night with Steve Langdon and Wes Bates bringing the field to green.  Bates,  Jake Rendel and Steve Billingsley would all be collected in a first lap incident.  Billingsley would see his night end with the crash.  Dwayne Feltner would jump into the lead.  A lap 9 red would fly when Elzie Kipp would catch fire.  Kipp would be fine, but his racer would be done for the night.  Feltner would go on to capture the feature win over Langdon.  Fred VanEvey, Deuane Morley and Steve Woodruff would round out the top 5.  Tim Wilber and Wes Bates would capture the heat wins.

  Before the feature races, the Fireworks program would go off. This program was the rescheduled show from July.  During the extreme heat and dry during the July months, the local officials put a burn ban into place requiring the track to postpone the fireworks display.  The fans were not disappointed as the fireworks display would light up the sky.

  This Saturday Sep 8 will see the full 4 in 1 program of Winged Sprint Cars, UMP Modifieds, Sportsman and Street Stocks.  This will be the final points night for all the racers.

  Then on Sep 15, the full 4 in 1 program and Season Championship night will take place.