Kendall would keep Morgan behind him as the pair worked lap traffic over the final 10 laps of the event. The side by side action would not clear until only 3 circuits remained, allowing Morgan to make his move on the second year driver. Kendall was able to keep the defending track champion, Morgan, behind him and claim the checkered flag. Rounding out the top five were Brad Mueller (Random Lake) in third, Al Schill (Franklin) and Lowell Bennett (Neenah).

Kendall would make his way around another Morgan and into the lead while working lap 47. Donavan Morgan (Oconomowoc), the son of Conrad Morgan, was cruising with a 2 second lead until the only caution flag flew on lap 37. The younger Morgan went back to green with only a lap car between him and second place Kendall. Kendall moved by the lap car and would begin his battle with the younger Morgan five laps after the field went back to racing. Racing door to door, the two would make contact exiting turn two on lap 46, with Morgan having to let off and give up the lead as a result.

Conrad Morgan, who started outside row 6, quickly moved his way into the top five by lap 10 and battled Mueller and Schill prior to the caution. The three rode together until the caution when the elder Morgan moved into third and started running the top two down. Donavan Morgan, who dominated the early part of race, would lead from the pole until his mishap. He would claim the $100.00 bonus of the Mac Tools Half-Way Challenge.

Jamie Wallace (Pell Lake) took advantage of his pole position to take the checkered in the semi feature race. Wallace drove to a comfortable win and was never in danger of losing the top spot during the 30 lap event. Rounding out the top five were Jeff Holtz (Franklin), Scott Lindsay (Dousman), Russ Peterson (Hartland), and Dan Mills (Menomonee Falls). The one-two finish by Wallace and Holtz moved both competitors into the feature event. In other late model action, Larry Richards (Montello) won the consi race, Jeff Kendall (Montello) won the Mac Tools Trophy Dash and Conrad Morgan clocked fast time with a lap of 11.500 seconds.

Florian Wisinski (Greenfield) started out his 1999 season with a victory in the Midwest Modified division. Wisinksi made the pass for the win with just two circuits remaining, taking the point from Dennis Prunty (Allenton). Wisinski, who started outside row seven, positioned himself in the top five by the midway point of the 30 lap event on his way to victory. Rounding out the top five were Prunty, Chris Harman (East Troy), Steve Lurvey (Dousman), and John Kruschel (Sussex). Wisinski was the fast qualifier with a lap of 12.416 seconds and Kruschel won the Eldorado Trailer Sales Trophy Dash.

Mike Wutschel won the first Slinger Stinger feature event of the 1999 racing season. The race experienced its one and only caution on lap nine, during the 16 lap main. The following lap, Wutschel made his way around early race leader Lyle Messenger (Milwaukee) and would never look back. Messenger would hold onto the second position, Mark Bitzan (Menomonee Falls) took third, Dean Olla (Milwaukee) fourth, and Roger Schmid (Oconomowoc) fifth. Eight lap Slinger Stinger heat races went to Michael King (Appleton) and Bitzan and Dan Miller (Sussex) set fast time with a lap of 13.472 seconds.

Randy Theimer started the ‘99 season off with a bang by winning the 10 lap feature in the Figure 8 division.