After a week-long postponement due to server issues on the initialy scheduled race date, the drivers returned for a good days' racing on Aston National, the second to last road course on the LLSS 2010 schedule.  Sascha Riegler could have locked up the drivers title mathematically here, but Simon Cattell finished close enough behind to keep it mathematically alive.  However, the gap is so large, that all Riegler must do is start the sprint race at Kyoto to clinch the title.  At Aston however, the battling throughout the field was intense, with a great battle between Rudy van Buren, Cattell, and Riegler.  The team battle stays close, with three teams in the fight for the title - Tiger Express Motorsports, Sonicrealms Racing, and meh Racing.

The LFSCART Light series started its second half with a trip to LFS's oldest circuit, the Blackwood Grand Prix track.  Blackwood is a narrow track, very club style, leading to difficult overtaking of your competitors and lapped traffic.  The races were generally clean, with no major incidents.  Sascha Riegler dominated, increasing his championship lead to 146 points over 2nd place, and helping Tiger Express Motorsports close the gap in the team standings to just 11 points adrift of Sonicrealms Racing.  The Series heads at the end of the week to Aston National Reversed for the penultimate road course race of the season.