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April 2004
Bernstein, Wilkerson, Anderson, Stoffer and Ashley Win the NHRA POWERade O'Reilly Spring Nationals presented by Pennzoil
Posted Sunday, April 18, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Karen Stoffer wins Pro Stock Bike to become the 7th woman to win a NHRA Professional race.
NHRA RECAP
1989 Camaro RS For Sale
Posted Sunday, April 18, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
1989 Camaro RS for sale. Engine broken/blown. Previous owner thought it might have broken a rod, but engine was not checked out. Interior is rough. Body is decent. V-6 and AT in car. Car was not touched for about 4 years. All I've done is wash the junk off. Might make a good race car project car. Clear title. $700 - Contact me for more info at dayfalcon@earthlink.net. I live about 40 miles northeast of Atlanta.
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Bernstein, Densham, Anderson, Hines and Ashley Top Qualifiers at the NHRA POWERade O'Reilly Spring Nationals presented by Pennzoil
Posted Sunday, April 18, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Warren Johnson ( #3 - 6.737 @ 204.51 ), Kurt Johnson ( #5 - 6.749 @ 204.57 ) and Mark Whisnant ( #16 - 6.778 @ 203.92 ) qualify for Pro Stock Eliminations. Barry Grant misses the field with a 19th best 6.789. Fred Collis qualifies #6 in Pro Stock Bike with a 7.125.
NHRA RECAP
Bernstein, Densham, Anderson, Brown and Ashley Top Qualifiers at the NHRA POWERade O'Reilly Spring Nationals presented by Pennzoil
Posted Saturday, April 17, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Brandon Bernstein leads Top Fuel with a 4.516 @ 320.58, Gary Densham is on top in Funny Car ( 4.846 @ 311.20 ), Greg Anderson is #1 in Pro Stock at 6.693 @ 205.44, Antron Brown paces the Pro Stock Bikes with a 7.074 @ 187.94 and Mike Ashley is the quickest Pro Mod at 6.165 229.74.
Warren Johnson (#2 - 6.737 @ 204.51 ), Kurt Johnson ( #7 - 6.757 @ 204.11 ) and Mark Whisnant ( #14 - 6.778 @ 203.92 ) are also qualified in Pro Stock after two sessions. Barry Grant is #18 with a 6.789 @ 202.97.
Fred Collis is back on the Star Suzuki and is #5 in Pro Stock Bike with a 7.125 @ 186.07 pass.
Georgia Comp Eliminator driver Don Eberly ( Brunswick, GA ) is # 10 with a -0.629 8.841 in his H/AA Achieva.
Georgia Super Stock racers Joe LoCicero ( Snellville, GA ) and Robert Burgin ( Cuthbert, GA ) made the trip to Texas and are qualified #24 and #37 respectively. LoCicero went 9.578 (-1.122 -GT/CA) and Burgin ran 9.670 ( -1.030 - GT/CA ).
NHRA FRIDAY RECAP
Star/G2 Racing, McBride Part Company, Collis to Ride in Houston
Posted Thursday, April 15, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Americus, Ga., April 14, 2004 – Six-time NHRA Pro Stock Bike Champion team owner George Bryce of Star/G Squared Motorsports announced today that the team and rookie rider Angie McBride have decided to go their separate ways, effective immediately.
“Angie and I tried to work out a suitable contract that would work for all parties concerned,” said Bryce. “Unfortunately, we were unable to agree on some issues, and felt it would be best to terminate our relationship. I wish Angie the best and hope she does well in whatever she plans for the future.”
George Smith of S&S Cycle, Incorporated, Bryce’s G Squared Motorsports partner said, “I know that George Bryce and Angie McBride worked hard to get ready and put a deal together. We’re disappointed we couldn’t pull it off. Angie has great potential and I wish her well.”
McBride, who came from the Outlaw Pro Street series, has expressed an interest in eventually returning to the NHRA.
“I have dedicated my adult life to motorcycle drag racing and made many sacrifices to accomplish personal goals such as a championship in Outlaw Pro Street. I regret that Star Racing and I could not work out the details. I’d like to give a special thanks to everyone at Star Racing, George Smith and everyone at S&S Cycle and Snap-On tools for supporting me. The NHRA is a wonderful racing organization and they will see me in the future. I wish with all my heart it could have worked,” stated McBride.
Even with today’s announcement, Bryce emphasized that the Star/G Squared entry would be competing at this weekend’s O’Reilly Spring Nationals in Houston, TX, and announced that Fred Collis would be handling the riding responsibilities at Houston Raceway Park.
“We have sponsors that expected to see us in Houston, so there was never a question as to whether we would be there, it was simply a matter of who would be on the bike,” stated Bryce. “At Star Racing and G Squared, we race and develop engines and racing products, that’s what we do. I called Fred Collis yesterday afternoon to see if he would race for us at Houston. Fortunately, he was available, and I’m sure he will do a great job for us.
“In addition, George Smith and I will continue to develop our 4-cylinder engines and work diligently with S&S Cycle to bring our S&S powered V-twin to NHRA POWERade competition.”
For Collis, this marks a welcome return to the motorcycle on which he won one race in 2003, posting a Top Ten finish in his first full season of NHRA competition.
“Racing is my passion,” remarked Collis. “I went to the Gatornationals as a spectator this year, but almost left after I saw the first round of qualifying on Saturday, because it made me sick to know that I could be out there doing a good job.
“I really never wanted to leave at the end of last season but at the time, there was no way I could continue racing. There have been some major changes in the Star Camp this season and I’m honored to have the opportunity to come back.”
Smith added, “We’re very pleased to have Fred back in the fold. He did a good job for S&S and G Squared last year on the Tribute Bike Project and we’re getting closer to track time with the S&S Pro-Stock V-Twin. This will be an exciting year for the NHRA POWERade series.”
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Atlanta Dragway Results by Tim Glover
Posted Monday, April 12, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
RACE DATE: April 10, 2004
FROM: Tim Glover
EVENT: Summit / Snap-On ET series event at Atlanta Dragway in 2004
RACERS GET READY FOR UPCOMING BIG RACES AT ATLANTA DRAGWAY
(Commerce, GA - April 10) Three husband and wife teams came to Atlanta
Dragway preparing for future races, in three different categories. Fram Top
Fuel racers John Smith and Rhonda Hartman Smith brought their Top Fuel
dragsters today to prepare for an upcoming NHRA National event in Texas and
the Southern Nationals at Atlanta Dragway in Commerce, GA, which will be
held May 13-16. During the day the Hartman-Smith team made single passes in
each car. After dark, they thrilled the spectators with a side by side
pass, with Rhonda going 4.621seconds at 320.97mph to beat John's early
shutoff 4.830, 262.69mph blast. Carole and Gary Parker brought their
Modular Motor Mustangs to the track to get ready for next week's Fun Ford
Show, and Atlanta Dragway regulars Gerry and Cindy Williams brought their
pair of '73 and '74 Chargers to race in the bracket race, with Cindy in
Super Pro and Gerry in Sportsman. Pat Musi's Pro Modified '57 Chevy made
some six second, 210mph plus passes, as there is the upcoming NSCA Hot Rod
Nationals on April 30 - May2. A father and son team also had a good
evening, with father Ray LaCount winning Super Pro and son Preston LaCount
making it to the semi-finals in 8-12 Jr. Dragster.
Former Super Pro champ Ray LaCount said it seemed like a thousand years
since his last win, but definitely enjoyed getting the Super Pro final round
win light with his '77 Vega Wagon against visitor Christopher Anderson from
Ft. Valley, GA. Anderson actually had the starting line reaction time
advantage, but gave LaCount the win when his dragster went .004 seconds too
quick, breaking out with a 5.276, 125.67mph pass (5.28 dial-in). Lacount's
Vega turned in a race winning 5.91, 118.44mph on a 5.89 target. Steve Adams
('78 Malibu Wagon - Buford, GA) was the lone semi-finalist. LaCount had
help from friends Gary Adams, Scott Dickerson, Jeremy Ramsey, Wilton Baxley
and Ricky Baskins, who helped Ray while he was racing and taking care of his
son, Preston in the 8-12 Jr. Dragster class.
Greg Allen from Anderson, SC is no stranger to the Sportsman class winner's
circle, and took the win when he broke out less in his '80 Camaro than his
final round opponent Clif Simmons ('73 Dart Swinger - Dawsonville, GA).
Allen broke out with a 10.56, 128.03 mph (10.58 dial), but then got the win
after long time racer Simmons ran even further under his dial in time of
13.97, posting a 13.92, 95.73 mph pass. Andy Schaefer's semi-final round
appearance became expensive when his car ('72 Cutlass - Flowery Branch, GA)
broke. The other semi-finalist was Andrew Wheeler ('74 Charger -
Loganville, GA).
Mel Abney, the 2003 Trophy Street track champion, overcame engine and
transmission problems that have been plaguing his Cumming, GA based '67
Camaro this year and took home the winner's trophy tonight after defeating
Mike Newby from Marietta, GA, who finished in the finals for the third time
in four races with his show quality '69 Chevelle. Although both racers
actually had a red light, Newby was the first one to go red (leaving the
starting line before the timer starts), which cost him the race. Abney's
car was great, turning in a 13.49, 104.44 mph pass (13.48 dial). Newby's
car was close, running 13.78, 97.01 mph (13.80 target). Rob Hogue ('84
Monte Carlo SS - Loganville, GA) and Josh Harris ('98 Mustang - Toccoa, GA)
were the semi-final finishers. Abney said he was still chasing a fuel
problem, but added that at least the problem was consistent.
Commerce, GA racer Eric Duncan, a.k.a. "Buford Heavy" earned his second win
in as many races in Sport Compact. Tonight he faced the very fast 2004 Neon
SRT-4 piloted by Jeremy Hayes from Maysville, GA, but used a better reaction
time to take the win with his 200,000 plus mile '97 Cavalier. Duncan used
the brakes a bit to slow his elapsed time to 19.35, 57.25mph (19.05 dial).
Hayes' machine carded a 14.39, 97.84 pass (14.11 dial). Kevin Davis ('96
Eclipse - Blairsville, GA) did well again, finishing in the semi-final
round.
Although Gainesville, GA racer Joshua Sisson (10 years old) has been in all
four 8-12 Jr. Dragster finals this year, 2003 Rookie of the Year Dylan Kent
didn't let that bother him, and Kent took the 8-12 win tonight. The nine
year old Kent from Acworth, GA has won races at the NHRA Challenge in Albany
and the Gritz Blitz, and earned his first Atlanta Dragway victory with a
13.09, 48.69mph (13.02 dial) courtesy of a better reaction time. Sisson's
ride went 9.05, 71.98mph (8.98 dial). Two time Track Champion "Mad Matt"
Gillen from Gainesville, GA (12) was one of the semi-finalists, and nine
year old Preston LaCount (whose dad Ray won Super Pro) was the other
semi-finalist.
Fourteen year old Bradley Myers from Loganville, GA won 13-17 Jr. Dragster
against two time finalist Lauren Turner (13 - Pendergrass, GA). Myers said
his car ran near-perfect all night, varying from 8.07 to 8.12. His final
round time was 8.12, 79.11mph (8.10 dial), and Turner's car ran an
identical, but second across the finish line 8.12, 79.59mph (8.11 dial).
Danielle Krause (13 - Peachtree City, GA) earned a semi-final trophy for her
night's work.
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PRO / SUPER PRO CAR HOMETOWN ET MPH DIAL-IN
Win: Ray LaCount '77 Vega Wagon Hull, GA 5.91 118.44 (5.89)
R/U: Christopher Anderson Red dragster Ft. Valley, GA 5.27 125.67 (5.28)
Semi: Steve Adams '78 Malibu Wagon Buford, GA
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SPORTSMAN CAR HOMETOWN ET MPH DIAL-IN
Win: Greg Allen '80 Camaro Anderson, SC 10.56 128.03 (10.58)
R/U: Clif Simmons '73 Dart Swinger Dawsonville, GA 13.92 95.73 (13.97)
Semi: Andy Schaefer '72 Cutlass Flowery Branch, GA
Semi: Andrew Wheeler '74 Charger Loganville, GA
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TROPHY STREET CAR HOMETOWN ET MPH DIAL-IN
Win: Mel Abney '67 Camaro Cumming, GA 13.49 104.44 (13.48)
R/U: Mike Newby '69 Chevelle Marietta, GA (foul) 13.78 97.01 (13.80)
Semi: Rob Hogue '84 Monte Carlo SS Loganville, GA
Semi: Josh Harris '98 Mustang Toccoa, GA
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SPORT COMPACT CAR HOMETOWN ET MPH DIAL-IN
Win: "Buford Heavy" '97 Cavalier Commerce, GA 19.35 57.25 (19.05)
R/U: Jeremy Hayes '04 Neon SRT-4 Maysville, GA 14.39 97.84 (14.11)
Semi: Kevin Davis '96 Eclipse Blairsville, GA
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JR. DRAGSTER 8-12 AGE HOMETOWN ET MPH DIAL-IN
Win: Dylan Kent 9 Acworth, GA 13.09 48.69 (13.02)
R/U: Joshua Sisson 10 Gainesville, GA 9.05 71.98 (8.98)
Semi: "Mad Matt" Gillen 12 Gainesville, GA
Semi: Preston LaCount 9 Hull, GA
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JR. DRAGSTER 13-17 AGE HOMETOWN ET MPH DIAL-IN
Win: Bradley Myers 14 Loganville, GA 8.12 79.11 (8.10)
R/U: Lauren Turner 13 Pendergrass, GA 8.12 79.59 (8.11)
Semi: Danielle Krause 13 Peachtree City, GA
Semi:
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GDR Website Updated
Posted Sunday, April 11, 2004 by johndilbeck
We'd like to thank Jack Lane for sharing his Adventures with Automobiles article (a 2.3 MB pdf file with text and photos). Part of what he discusses is his experiences with the Georgia Tech Auto Club.
Speaking of the Ga. Tech Auto Club, Hoyt Grimes participated in their adventures with Georgia's first dragster. David revised his article about Hoyt (originally published in December, 2003) and updated it with new information.
You can find both of these articles in the Articles & Stories section (linked to at the top of every page of this site).
Thanks to Jack and Hoyt for sharing their memories.
Atlanta Dragway Results from Tim Glover
Posted Sunday, April 11, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
GOOD "FAST FRIDAY" WEATHER CONTINUES FOR FANS AND RACERS
BANKS CROSSING, GA Unseasonably dry weather brought out another huge
crowd for Atlanta Dragway's "Year One Fast Friday" show, as over 300 racers
made quick quarter-mile passes to the fans' delight on Good Friday, April 9.
As a result, Street Legal racers had a big field to contend with in the
Year One Power Hour, and the competition was intense.
Driving a surprisingly fast 2001 Ford Lightning pickup, Davy Hartsell of
Greer, S.C. nailed the Christmas Tree with a .526 for Best Reaction Time of
the 9:00-10:00 PM Power Hour, taking home a $50 Year One Gift Certificate
voucher. Buford's Matt Leetch ran the Fastest Pass (118.76 MPH) in his
potent 1993 Mustang, while Chad Tench of Gainesville recorded low E.T.in the
nightly competition for street-legal cars and pickups with his Camaro SS.
Leetch and Tench each picked up a $50 Year One Gift Certificate voucher for
their efforts.
Sponsored by Year One in Braselton, along with the Hayes Family Dealerships
in Lawrenceville, Gainesville and Cornelia, Atlanta Dragway's Fast Friday
show is primarily an opportunity for drivers of street-legal vehicles to
"race the strip, not the street." Racecars and motorcycles are also welcome
for Test & Tune and grudge match racing on designated Friday nights at
"Georgia's House of Speed." The next Year One Fast Friday program is
scheduled for Friday, April 23rd, with gates opening at 6:00 PM for both
racers and spectators.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Craig Armstrong (706) 654-1898
NMRA Ford Nationals at Silver Dollar Results
Posted Sunday, April 11, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Results
Bob Vandergriff to Return to Top Fuel in 2004
Posted Thursday, April 8, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Vandergriff to race at 10 events in 2004 starting at the Southern Nationals at Commerce in May. Rob Flynn has been hired as crew chief. Info
Ronnie Davis Announces New TSRA/TFRA Series
Posted Thursday, April 8, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Info
TRFA Info
Atlanta Dragway Results by Tim Glover
Posted Monday, April 5, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
RACE DATE: April 3 - 4, 2004
FROM: Tim Glover
EVENT: MTC / Elmer Trett ProStar Nationals at Atlanta Dragway in 2004
NOTES: Unlike last year's rainout, the ProStars had nearly perfect weather
for the duration of the event.
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TOP FUEL BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Larry McBride Kawasaki Poquoson, VA 6.046 240.21
R/U: Chris Hand Kawasaki Nauvoo, AL 6.645 197.80
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FUNNY BIKE BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Glen Nickelberry Kawasaki Oklahoma City, OK 6.741 195.11
R/U: Korry Hogan Suzuki Arvada, CO 13.794 53.96
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PRO MODIFIED BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Charlie Farrar Kawasaki Henderson, TN 6.918 196.24
R/U: Bernard Johnson Suzuki College Park, GA 13.919 53.91
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PRO STOCK BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Todd Doege Suzuki Shakopee, MN 7.211 181.91
R/U: Dean Frantz Suzuki Medina, OH 7.257 180.31
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STREET BIKE SHOOTOUT BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Mike Slowe Honda Bensalem, PA 7.689 185.57
R/U: Kent Stotz Honda Schaumsburg, IL 7.897 190.03
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ONE LITER SUPERSPORT BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Ryan Schnitz Kawasaki Decatur, IN 9.47 152.28
R/U: Keith Dennis Suzuki Memphis, TN 10.484 103.36
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TOP GAS BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH INDEX
Win: Ronald Procopio Suzuki Waldorf, MD 8.279 140.84 (8.20)
R/U: Glenn Brown Yamaha Lorain, OH 8.592 151.61 (8.20)
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SUPER COMP BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH INDEX
Win: Andy Baumbach Kawasaki Fairfax, VA 8.900 142.39 (8.90)
R/U: Rob Schenz Kawasaki Pickerington, OH 8.891 150.19 (8.90)
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SUPER GAS BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH INDEX
Win: Doug Peterson Suzuki W. Babylon, NY 9.944 128.47 (9.90)
R/U: Mark Coulson Kawasaki Zanesville, OH 9.863 147.21 (9.90)
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600 SUPERSPORT BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Chip Ellis Kawasaki Salisbury, NC 9.923 135.88
R/U: Chad Millholland Kawasaki Maryville, TN 10.064 133.18
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HOT ROD CRUISER BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Mark Underwood Yamaha Coshocton, OH 9.774 137.43
R/U: Tripp Nobles Harley Davidson Statesville, NC 9.953 133.57
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PRO ET BIKE HOMETOWN
Win: Jim Carroll Kawasaki Mechanicsville, VA
R/U: Jason Herron Suzuki West Columbia, SC
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STREET ET BIKE HOMETOWN
Win: Rocky Ward Suzuki Columbus, OH
R/U: Brandon Pellichino Yamaha Hammond, LA
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ONE LITER EXTREME BIKE HOMETOWN ET MPH
Win: Lee Shierts Suzuki North Carolina 9.065 159.21
R/U: Jeff Johnson Suzuki Derry, NH 9.402 145.61
Bridges Wins, Parker RUs at NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series - Southeast Division - Montgomery Motorsports Park
Posted Monday, April 5, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Billy Bridges ( Tallapoosa, GA ) wins Top Sportsman and Jimmy Parker ( Columbus, GA ) is runner up in Stock. Van Puckett ( Snellville, GA ) goes 3 rounds in Comp, Everett Hill ( Fayetteville, GA ) lasts 4 rounds in Super Stock, Richard Barnett ( Doraville, GA ) makes it to round 5 in Super Comp, Jeff Brown ( Forest Park, GA ) goes 6 rounds in Super Gas and Brian Davis ( Tucker, GA ) lasts 6 rounds in Super Street.
Results
Kurt Johnson Drives to a Runner-Up Finish in Las Vegas
Posted Monday, April 5, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Kurt Johnson and the ACDelco Racing team had an outstanding day during Sunday's final eliminations of the SummitRacing.com Nationals, scoring a runner-up finish at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
After qualifying third, Johnson combined strong driving skills and a powerful race car to score early round wins over veterans Bruce Allen and Jeg Coughlin. In the semi-finals, he faced Jason Line, who had qualified in the second position. Drilling his young opponent by over four hundredths of a second at the starting line, Johnson powered through the quarter-mile in 6.912 seconds with a top speed of 200.38 mph to score the hole shot win, overcoming Line's quicker 6.900-second elapsed time. This placed KJ in his second final of the 2004 season, 52nd of his career, and third consecutive championship round in Las Vegas, where he would face rival and No. 1 qualifier Greg Anderson.
Racing without lane choice and against a car with a perceived performance advantage, Johnson knew he would need every advantage to score his 29th career win. Rising to the challenge, Johnson used his best reaction time of the day to leave on Anderson by a hundredth of second. Even though he made on of the better runs in the less-preferred right hand lane, his 6.908-second elapsed time was not enough to hold off Anderson's 6.849-second charge.
Despite the initial disappointment, Johnson realized it had been a very productive weekend.
"You're never happy when you lose in the final, but we're still pleased with our performance. We came here with a combination that we had never used before at a national event, and made it all the way to the final. Anyway you look at it, it's a good weekend.
"For some reason, our engine seemed to be falling off today, because we're off about four hundredths from where we were at the beginning of the weekend, which obviously didn't help. This particular engine has about forty runs on it, so we'll take it back to Georgia and see what we find.
"But the news is not all bad. I drove well today, leaving on everyone I faced, and the ACDelco Cavalier made good runs all weekend, responding well to our adjustments. Sure, it would be nice to win here, but we're not about to give up. There are twenty-seven other drivers who would love to be in our place.
"The bottom line is that we need to find more power. In the final, we were right with him in the first 330 feet, but by the top end we were down a few hundredths and one mile per hour in top speed, which is all horsepower. That's all it is, so we'll just keep working at it until we find more."
NHRA POWERAde Championship Standings
(After four of 23 events)
1. Greg Anderson 432
2. Kurt Johnson 340
3. Larry Morgan 259
4. Jeg Coughlin 237
5. Warren Johnson 236
Contact: Jon G. Knapp
TMG Sports Marketing
Schumacher, Burkart and Anderson Win the NHRA POWERade SummitRacing.com Nationals
Posted Monday, April 5, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Kurt Johnson is runner-up in Pro Stock. WJ goes out in round one.
Pro Stock Eliminations Ladder
NHRA Recap
Doug Kalitta Records Fastest Pass in Drag Racing History ( 335.57 ) at the NHRA POWERade SummitRacing.com Nationals; Scott Kalitta, Tony Pedregon and Greg Anderson are Top Qualifiers
Posted Sunday, April 4, 2004 by DavidDilbeck
Rain washed out Friday qualifying and delays Saturday qualifying at Las Vegas. Only two qualifying sessions were completed.
NHRA Saturday Recap
Kurt Johnson ( #3) and Warren Johnson ( #4 ) qualify for Pro Stock, but Mark Whisnant ( #17 ) and Barry Grant ( #24 ) miss the field.
Pro Stock Qualifying results
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