The Renegade Sprints were the featured event of the night with 18 cars on the field. John Carney Jr. in the 3S was unstoppable! Loren Wofford was not far behind but even by lap 5 they were lapping cars. John Carney Jr., Loren Wofford and Kyle McCutcheon were turning the fastest lap times averaging near 100MPH. The leaders were looking for the sweetspot and found the top groove was the fastest! By lap 7, the 19 car of Wesley Wofford caught the edge of another car rear tire and sent him sailing up to the top of the track and over the edge in turn 3. His good driving skills saved the car from flipping and he spun out instead. After that they raced with no more cautions and John Carney Jr. took the big paycheck home.

In their four wide salute to the race fans, the Renegade Sprint Car Series readied for 30 laps of racing with the 81 of Sonny Holden and the 43 of Curt Barnett leading the field to the green flag with the 43 jumping to the early race lead. As the 43 began to run away with the race lead, the 81 of Sonny Holden, the 25 of Shawn Sander, and the 518 of Lorne Wofford would battle for second with Sander and Wofford making multiple attempts on the 81 of Holden but to no avail. With lapped traffic in sight, the 43 of Barnett would over shoot the turn, but no one would be close enough to capitalize as the 518 of Wofford would make the pass on Shawn Sander for third, going to work on Sonny Holden for second. Side by side, the 518 was up to second with Curt Barnett by a full straight and in lapped traffic, giving the 518 the break he was needing as the race continued to run without cautions. With less than 10 laps to go, the 518 of Lorne Wofford was now within five car lengths as Barnett would run in lapped traffic using the slower cars as a pick but with only a few laps to go. Attempt after attempt and finally, the 518 would make the pass on Curt Barnett as the 518 would blitz the field but as the white flag waved, your leader would see nothing but white smoke as the 9 of Robert Herrera would spin with the leader coming to into turns three and four. As Wofford approached the spinning car of Herrera, Barnett would give it one last shot but would only get with in a couple of car lengths as the 518 would grab the win, making it a perfect weekend with the win the night before in El Paso. Curt Barnett would grab second with Shawn Sander, Kyle McCutcheon, and Brandon Schure rounding out the top five.