Source: Stateline Speedway Public Relations
Date: 06/17/2007 
POST FALLS, Idaho -- Dave Garber held off a determined Corey Allard to win the Inland Northwest Super Stock Series 100 Saturday night at Stateline Speedway. Garber gained the lead from Ross Cooper early in the race and dodge lapped traffic to win his second 100-lap feature this year at the track.
Garber used the outside line, similar to the season opener to take the lead. Allard finished second, his best career INSSA finish. Andy Brown third followed by Spokane’s Jack Morse, Jeff Little, Steve Parish and Bill Belton.
The race was slowed by one caution at lap 70 for debris. Garber also set fast time. Jeff Little and Dan Yonke took dash races. Jack Morse and rookie Greg McKinley won the heats.
With the victory Garber edges ahead in the 2007 championship point standings.
Brad Carpenter scored the victory in the Late Model 4 30-lap feature over Jeff Smyth and John Jackson. Bob Winker finished fourth. The race was caution free.
Winker won the dash and B Heat. Jackson took the win in the A Heat. The race was a tune-up for next weekends Northwest Pro 4 Nationals.
Next Saturday the ASA AERO Exhaust Northwest Tour will take to the track for the rescheduled Access Road Solutions 150. The historic event will mark the first time the series has visited the region in nearly twenty years. Special invite rules have been extended to local drivers adding hometown flair to the special event.
In addition the Northwest Pro 4 Nationals will return for the 2nd annual running of the event that features the top drives from local Late Model 4’s, FSCRA and the Northwest Pro-4 Alliance. Defending champion Steve Thompson is expected to compete. Over 20-cars are anticipated.
Plus, the winged fury of the Inland Northwest Winged Sprints will also be in the show. Festivities start at 6pm with qualifying. Adults are $20; kids under the age of six are free.