Pro Stock Motorcycle final was decided on the starting line when Treble took a .007 to .061 lead at the Tree. Local favorite Eddie Krawiec, who was seeking his first win at his old stomping grounds, ran the second-quickest time of the weekend, a 6.906, in the final, but the nearly .056 he surrendered on the starting line did him in. Treble powered to a 6.95 to claim the victory, his second of the year and 14th of his career.

“This track loves me, and I love it,” said Treble, who has two wins in five final-round showings in Englishtown. “I don’t know what it is, but I really like it here. The guys like Matt Smith and Eddie that went 6.90 were out of my league. I did not have a .90 in my bike. Of course, I don’t feel bad about the final because Eddie whipped my butt the last time we raced. I owed that to him. I was doing okay on the starting line, but I just let it fly in the final and went .007. I should have done that the other three rounds, but it worked. I’m looking forward to the West Coast swing now. I’ve got a major engine overhaul coming up after Norwalk, and I can afford it now.

“Normally my brother, Don Banaski, and Scott Williams are my crew guys, but neither one of them could make it this weekend. I recruited Johnny Thompson, then he broke his leg Friday night, so Michael Phillips and his crew helped us out. Michael is one of my best friends, and I wouldn’t be out here without him."

The final was the second straight round that Treble won on a holeshot; he defeated Smith in the same fashion in the semi’s, pairing a .033 reaction with a 6.96 to better Smith’s 6.904, the quickest time of the weekend. Leading up to those rounds, Treble ran a 6.93 and a 6.97 to get past Mike Berry and Karen Stoffer.