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Afterwards Mike Oberg commented, “Today we were really battling with tire grooving. The track changed so much throughout the day and night. There’s a lot of contact out there, so basically I’ve got to get more aggressive. We changed gears between races, and that helped during the second race. All and all it wasn’t too bad for the first time running on such a short track. The problem here everyone is running close to the same speed. You have to stick you nose in there and make your move. It’s not about horsepower. It’s about being aggressive and not making any mistakes. When you do there’s a guy right behind you taking your spot. Your right on somebody’s tail and someone is right on yours.”

“We had a good run going, until Robby got sideways in front of me,” commented Mike Oberg. “I was in the air when I saw him. I tried my best to pitch my truck sideways so there wasn’t a huge hit. I was able to keep going, but I couldn’t get any traction. After I race I found out why. The carcass on the right rear tire was gone. I didn’t get a flat. All the tread was gone. We just rode it out to the end hoping more guys would break. All in all we came out of this weekend without any serious damage. We’ll prep the truck for Vegas tomorrow and head out for the finals.”