Jeremy started on the pole position for his heat race.  He lead from green to checkers winning with ease.  The time out front gave him a good opportunity to find the best line around the track, which was full of ruts and holes.  After his heat race, the top qualifiers had to draw for their feature race starting positions.  Jeremy drew the third starting spot, setting him up for a good feature race.

Starting inside the second row, Jeremy raced hard from the start of the feature race.  He ran in the top five for the entire race.  However, many cautions kept the pace slow.  Jeremy was also having problems with the motor bogging down on restarts, causing him to lose ground each time.  Each restart would take him one to two laps to regain his position.

Due to many cautions and a high attrition rate, the race was cut short from 20 laps to just 15 laps.  Jeremy lost a couple positions on the final restart and raced hard to a fourth place finish.  "I needed those last few laps and I could have gotten back up to second place," Jeremy said.

Overall it was a good night of racing.  Jeremy will now put his attention towards getting his number 18 Hooters Pro Cup car ready for the Northern Division's first race on April 17th at Big Daddy's South Boston Speedway in Virginia.