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19 cars made the tow to Butch Speicher's I76 Speedway for race #5 for 2018. Josh Flood won the feature in his R1 powered Fab Tech chassis. Following him across the line for his 3rd runner up of the year was the #24B R1 powered Fab Tech driven by Johnny Boos. Rounding out the top 5 was the #2 GSXR powered Hyper driven by Blaine Schubarth, the #26 Honda powered Hyper owned and driven by RMLSA president Chris Crowder, and the #9F of last weeks winner Andy Flood in his R1 powered Fab Tech. heats were won by Crowder, Schubarth and Josh Flood.

24 cars showed up to race at the 1/4 Mile El Paso County Raceway for race #4 for RMLSA race season 2018. Andy Flood wins in his R1 powered Fab tech machine, with Matt Martinez coming from the back to finish 2nd in his brothers #71 Honda Powered XXX Chassis . The top 5 included Andy's son Josh Flood in his R1 powered Fab Tech, Chris Crowder in his #26 honda powered Hyper, and Blaine Schubarth in his GSXR powered Hyper. Heats races were won by Schubarth, Josh Flood, and #50 Jason Woods. The double header weekend saw RMLSA teams drive 600 miles, and compete on two very different tracks. Next weekend we take on the always fast and smooth I76 Speedway in Fort Morgan, CO.

The third race for the season for the RMLSA Lighting Sprints at Phillips County Raceway in Holyoke, CO, was won by the #50 GSXR powered Henchcraft machine driven by Jason Woods. Following him across the line was the #24B R1 Powered Fab Tech machine of Jonny Boos. The top five was rounded out by The #26 Honda powered Hyper driven by Chris Crowder, the #2 GSXR powered Hyper of 2017 Champ Blaine Schubarth, and the #37 R1 powered Henchcraft #26 Crowder, #2 Schubarth, and #9F Andy Flood. 18 cars made the trip braving very hot temps and a well prepared 3/8 mile track. RMLSA is On to EL Paso County raceway tomorrow for the 2nd part of the double header.