Second place went to Steve David in Oh Boy Oberto, and the Madison IN team piled up 1200 points with 4 consistent second place heat finishes. Third went to rookie J. Michael Kelly in Jim Harvey's T-2, Miss APBA and 4th to fellow rookie and Richland WA resident Steve Hook in the Round Table Pizza presents Conover Insurance. Vince Xaudaro in the T-00 Miss Windermere and Dick Lynch in the T-20 Miss Warner Auto Sales did not make the final. Ken Muscatel in the T-25 showed strong competitiveness in the preliminaries and briefly led one heat, but later had to withdraw due to mechanical damage. Greg Hopp in the T-100 Spirit of Tri Cities, presented by Robert Young & Associates picked up two 3rd place finishes, and a did not finish in the 3 preliminaries. Hopp's boat was withdrawn by owner Fred Leland and there was insufficient boats for a Provisional Heat. That move advanced Hook and the T-99 to the Final where the rules specified he start on the outside since there was no Provisional Heat.

Next, the two fleets move on to Seattle for the annual Seafair event, August 6 - 8. The Unlimited Lights will add a 12th boat in the UL-18 Jackie's Purple Thunder, driven by Joe Turner. It'll be Turner's first appearance since the season opener at Tastin n Racin in June. On the Thunderboat side, the T-3 is returning to its Evansville homeport, and the T-20, as of this writing, doesn't have sponsorship to enter. Two teams that did not compete at Tri Cities, the T-10 with Nate Brown driving and the T-16 with Terry Troxell, will keep that field at 10 boats.