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Street AWD
John Carson took home 3rd place in Street AWD with a time of 1:48.228 which left him only .101 seconds behind 2nd place finisher Craig Peyron! It was the closest battle at Auto Club Speedway of the weekend. John's Evo IX did sport full aero work when compared to Craig, so if this had been Buttonwillow or Chuckwalla, this might have been a different story.
Despite having to pull a double duty drive at Auto Club Speedway in two very different cars, it didn't distract Craig Peyron from taking him 2nd place in Street AWD in his Subaru WRX STi. His time of 1:48.127 shows that the STi has just enough aero to be good at a fast track like Auto Club.
However, taking home the win and new class record for Street AWD at Auto Club would be Yimi Sport Tuning's Mark Jager in his Subaru WRX STi. His time of 1:45.394 shows what a good balance of power, handling, and aerodynamics can do for a car. Thanks to FRSport.com for the photo!
Street RWD
Brandon Camacho and his Honda S2000 were able to bring home a 3rd place trophy after turning in a time of 2:01.854. Thanks to FRSport.com for the photo!
Tony Fuentes would take home 2nd place with a time of 1:55.228, but that would be nearly 4 seconds slower than Will Wattanawongkiri in the Will Wattanawongkiri Nissan 240SX. Will's time of 1:50.982 was going to be hard to beat by anyone in Street RWD.
Street FWD
Much like Enthusiast FWD, Street FWD saw only one entry at the final with David Martinez and his EG Honda Civic Coupe. David posted a time of 2:06.611 at Auto Club Speedway.
Modified AWD
Peter Nicolaou took home 3rd place in the Evo Modified AWD Class with a time of 2:08.165. Modified AWD Class had nothing but Mitsubishi Evo's on the podium.
Peter Nicolaou took home 3rd place in the 
Jay Weraphol in the Road Race Engineering Mitsubishi Evo X was able to turn in a final time of 1:50.471 and take 2nd place. He was just under 4 seconds behind the Modified AWD winner.
