Points titles will be determined at the final race of the ISOC season, scheduled for March 20-22 at Lake Geneva, Wis.

PRO OPEN: Bender Wins & Teammates Stand 1-2-3
At Hayward, Brett Bender continued to come on strong in his first full season as a Pro racer, earning his second-straight Pro Open victory and rising up to third in class points. Matt Judnick finished fourth at Hayward and TJ Gulla was seventh, followed by Andrew Johnstad in ninth and Levi LaVallee in 10th.

That sets the stage for what could be an historic performance by teammates: Heading into the final race of the season, three Polaris racers stand 1-2-3 in Pro Open points. Gulla is in first with 198 points, LaVallee is second with 185 and Bender is third with 173 points.

Other Polaris racers in the top 10 in points are Judnick in ninth and Shaun Crapo in 10th.

PRO SUPER STOCK: Gulla Wins Again
Gulla made it a Pro-class victory sweep and solidified his place near the top of the standings by winning the Pro Super Stock class in Hayward. Crapo was third, Judnick was sixth and Johnstad was 10th.

Polaris racers are dominating the Pro Super Stock standings, and three of them are now solidly in the hunt for the class points title. LaVallee is currently second in the standings with 195 points, the same as the leader, who holds a tiebreaker advantage (best finish in the most recent race) over LaVallee. Gulla is fourth in points, just one point out of third and only 11 behind the current leader, and Crapo is fifth in points, 10 behind Gulla and still within reach of the title.

Polaris racers hold five of the top 10 spots and eight of the top 13 places in the point standings. DJ Eckstrom is eighth, Bender is 10th, and Johnstad, Judnick and Bobby LePage are 11-13, respectively.

SEMI-PRO: LePage Puts on Charge for Open Title
In Semi-Pro Open racing at Hayward, Bobby LePage finished fourth to put himself second in the points standings, just 11 behind the leader. Polaris racers Chris Kafka, Derek Ellis and Mike Bauer hold positions 7-8-9, respectively, in the points race.

In Pro Women Super Stock, Kendra Daniel finished third at Hayward and is currently sixth in points. Kendra Dallmann finished second in Sport Women Super Stock and is solidly in second place in the class points standings.

Joe Fallen took first in Sport Super Stock 2 and Andrew Lieders finish fourth, which keeps him atop the points list and gives him a 20-point margin with one race remaining. In the Junior classes at Hayward, James Johnstad finished second in Jr. 14-15 and fourth in Jr. 16-17. He is the points leader in both classes. Brett Nastala, who won Jr. 16-17 at Hayward, is second in class points.