**Cody Hillman Converts Pole into Dominant Williams Grove Victory** Cody Hillman was never threatened from the moment he took the green flag, converting his qualifying pole into a wire-to-wire championship statement at Williams Grove. The pole sitter controlled the feature with surgical precision, leaving the field chasing ghosts while chaos swirled behind him. Ernie Williams Jr. led the early assault with 24 laps of front-running pace, but when Hillman made his move, it was decisive. There was no drama at the front — just a clinical execution that put the field in his rear view mirror. The real story belonged to Bruce Clingan, who carved through thirteen starting positions to grab fourth. Beginning from P13, Clingan found the racing line and charged hard through a crowded field, claiming the hard charger honor with a nine-position swing. A performance that could have positioned him for a far better result had attrition or circumstance played differently. Hillman's victory adds another credential to his championship credentials, proving he can execute when it matters most.