The penultimate round of the LFSCART Light Winter Series 2010 was held on the historic Blackwood Grand Prix track.  After two safety car-filled rounds at Fern Bay and South City, the relatively vast spaces of Blackwood was welcomed by the drivers.  Only one safety car intervention late in the race occured when Lims Chebbi spun at the end of the back straight and needed assistance to get out of the gravel.  Many drivers had problems at the notorious chicane, taking trips through the grass and the escape route.  Adam Pettigrew retired due to suspension damage suffered at that location, and Simon Murphy finished a clean fourth.  This means that Murphy only needs to qualify and not get a Disqualification to clinch the title at the final round to be held on March 12th from the Kyoto Oval.

After a somewhat controversial and quite action-filled race at South City, which had an astonishing 13 protests filed, the official results are now finally out.  Series newcomer Rudy van Buren takes the win in a one-lap sprint to the finish after a late-race Safety Car period.  Seventeen of the 29 starters finished, with retirements coming from mostly Connection losses or accidents.  Many penalties were levied as a result of the protests, altering the results significantly.