The Southern CA Flat Track Series had great vibes and some pretty intense racing under the Saturday Night lights. Several classes showed up that made the action at Perris Speedway a night to remember.

The night kicked off with the qualifying events and the Side cars which went back and forth all night. The #64 side car team of Dillon Osborne and Ashley Gibbons dominated from start to finish taking the sweep in all their  heats and the main event.

Next was the kids turn to race. Even there was only four competitors, this class had some action.

With the weather being a nice mild June day, the four competitors showed up to the line and were ready for battle on this short oval coarse. The Class consisted of # 5 Ryder Schultz, #95 Noah Weber, #714 Dayton Anderson and #92 Max Rose.

The green flag dropped and it was the #92 of Rose out in front taking a quick command for the first lap. Quickly charging, though the turns of the oval track, came the #5 of Schultz who would eventually take command of the race to capture the checkers and eventually go on to dominate the evening for the Pee Wee class.

Heat 7 saw Eagle Aaron Fox take command of the race but on the last lap had a mechanical failure heading into turn 3 causing him to wreck into turn 4. Unfortunately ejecting him off the bike and sending it into the air multiple times. He would walk away thank goodness. Here's a live clip of the race shot from the cell phone. Please give our Facebook page a like while you are there.

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The Hooligan class also had great action all day. In the main, the #829 of Foley had taken charge of the race with #27 Craig lurking in 3rd until the #55 of Robinson in 2nd, made a mistake going into turn #3, causing him to go down and the red flag was thrown. Everyone lined back up to do it again, but this time it was a different story with the #829 surrendering the lead to the #27 of Craig who took over the leading spot and never looked back.