Disappointed with the way he performed, Fowler plans on having extra seat time within the next two weeks to touch up on his riding skills before the series moves to Indiana. “I just need to be better, but win number five feels awesome and I am extremely thankful for my family, friends, and sponsors who've helped make this opportunity possible,” reported Fowler.

Leg and arm cramps set in after the checkered flag, but with a podium presentation and the UTV race still to go Fowler took some water, Carb Sport and bananas and loaded up in his car. After ending his UTV debut early due to a mechanical issue, his improved starting position with the luck of the drawl spoon pick, was just the start to his successful second round.

Unlike his ATV start, Fowler didn’t get the best jump off the line, but was able to make up two positions around the first turn due to a crash between other competitors. Fowler carried that momentum with him and made another pass as they entered the woods.

The dust continued to be a factor, so Fowler rode conservatory, knowing that the vision issue would get better as the race progressed. Fowler made a few more passes, and rode just inside the top ten on adjusted time. Mid-way through the race he got in a heated battle with another driver where he tried everything in his power to make a pass. Unfortunately, time ran out before Fowler was able to secure the position, but the tight racing action allowed Fowler to pick up some tips for his next UTV race. After adjusted time, Fowler finished just 40 seconds off the podium in eighth.