“We really had our AMSOIL Kumho Tire Sycuan Resort & Casino Ford F-150 dialed in today. The Kumhos really hooked up, Bill Smith really had our Fox Racing Shox keeping our ProPower horsepower on the ground and AMSOIL as usual, kept everything running at optimum temperatures. The restart ended a good day for Douglas Motorsports.”

Sunday Qualifying
Scott Douglas qualified second fastest with a lap time of 52.302 seconds, only .019 seconds off the pole position.

Jason Baldwin Memorial Cup
This winner take all event for $66,000 saw twelve PRO-2 and eleven PRO-4 competitors looking to put their name on the unique trophy and take home the big paycheck. The starting grid had all the PRO-2 trucks in front of all the PRO-4 trucks. This put the #7 AMSOIL Kumho Ford on the outside of row six.

When the green flag fell on the sixteen lap event, the twenty-three truck field kicked up huge amounts of dust going into the first turn. The long opening ceremonies allowed the track to dry out and now the dust made if difficult for the drivers and spectators to see. CORR officials, on lap three, issued a full course yellow to get some moisture in the track. When the watering trucks got off the track, the field went back to green flag racing.

On the restart #22 Greaves spun on the front straightaway, hitting the concrete wall and tearing up the retaining fence. The race was red flagged while repairs were made to the fence. About twenty minutes later, racing resumed. With three laps to go, the AMSOIL Kumho Tire Sycuan Casino Ford F-150 was in fifth place with only one other PRO-4 in front of him. Scott made a pass on #5 when contact was made, bending the shaft on the left rear suspension. This ended Scott’s chance off bring home the Cup to El Cajon.

Quickly, Bill Smith and the team went to work repairing and prepping the Ford F-150 for the final race of the short course season. With only two hours to the final PRO-4 race of the year it would be a battle against the clock to make the starting grid. As the PRO-4 field was making its final warm-up lap, Scott drove onto the track taking his front row starting position.

PRO-4 Round 12
The rolling start saw Scott put the ProPower horsepower to the Kumho Tires and took the lead coming out of Turn One. Throughout the entire seventeen lap event, Scott held the lead, fending off all challengers. First #86 Baldwin attempted to catch Scott, later #22 Greaves moved up to challenge, and finally #19 Troy Herbst tried to catch the lightning fast AMSOIL Kumho Ford. The flag to flag win, gave Douglas Motorsports the runner-up spot for the CORR PRO-4 Championship.

“I can’t say enough about my crew,” stated Scott Douglas. “Somehow they got the truck repaired and prepped in time. The support from Fox Racing Shox this year has been incredible. There shocks are second to none. We’ve torn up a lot of stuff because of racing contact and they are always right there with the support we need to get us back on the track. Thanks to Greaves Motorsports. We tore up a shock during the Cup race and Johnny brought over a shock to get us back in the show. Then we went out and raced each other side by side for much of this last race. I can’t be happier for AMSOIL, Kumho Tire, and Sycuan Casino. There the ones that make all of this happen and I’m so glad we ended the season on a high note. This truck is smokin’ fast, I just wish we were racing here tomorrow.”