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The Division 6 Infinity Coach Jr. Dragster Series made its fifth stop of the year at M.H.D.R.A. Dragstrip, and when the dust settled, Kiandra Gaetz (Saturday Thunder), Tanner Gaetz (Saturday Lightning), Victoria Philbert (Saturday Jr. Street), Kindi Opsal (Sunday Thunder), Kyle Wagenaar (Sunday Lightning), and Carter Schnurer (Sunday Jr. Street) walked away with trophies.
Final-round results from the Division 6 Infinity Coach Jr. Championship Series event at
M.H.D.R.A. Dragstrip in Medicine Hat, Alta.:
| Driver | Hometown | E.T. | (Dial) | |
| Saturday Thunder | ||||
| Kiandra Gaetz | Medicine Hat, Alta. | 8.908 | (8.90) | |
| Morgan Caron | High River, Alta. | 8.973** | (9.00) | |
| Saturday Lightning | ||||
| Tanner Gaetz | Medicine Hat, Alta. | 7.900 | (7.90) | |
| McKenna Bold | Red Deer, Alta. | 8.075** | (8.10) | |
| Saturday Jr. Street | ||||
| Victoria Philbert | Dunmore, Alta. | 10.302 | (10.31) | |
| Carter Schnurer | Hanna, Alta. | *10.509 | (10.42) | |
| Sunday Thunder | ||||
| Kindi Opsal | Maple Creek, Sask. | 8.945 | (8.90) | |
| Kyler Skjonsberg | Red Deer, Alta. | 8.942 | (8.90) | |
| Sunday Lightning | ||||
| Kyle Wagenaar | Red Cliff, Alta. | 7.910 | (7.97) | |
| Mason Bell | Bassano, Alta. | **7.909 | (7.96) | |
| Sunday Jr. Street | ||||
| Carter Schnurer | Hanna, Alta. | 10.412 | (10.41) | |
| Victoria Philbert | Dunmore, Alta. | **10.314 | (10.33) | |
| *red-light **breakout | ||||
Photos by Blair Alderton
Kiandra Gaetz, near lane, ran right on her 8.90 dial to defeat Morgan Caron in Saturday's Thunder final.
Tanner Gaetz, far lane, joined sister Kiandra in the winner's circle when he bested McKenna Bold in Saturday's Lightning final.
Victoria Philbert, near lane, got the automatic nod in Saturday's Jr. Street final when Carter Schnurer red-lighted.
Kindi Opsal, far lane, defeated Kyler Skjonsberg to earn Sunday's Thunder trophy.
Kyle Wagenaar, far lane, won Sunday's double-breakout Lightning final against Mason Bell.
Sunday's Jr. Street final was a rematch of Saturday's title round, but this time, Carter Schnurer, near lane, came out on top, running right on his 10.41 dial to turn on the win light.