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SUPER
STREET, ROUND 3: Jim Schreiner getting ready to go against
Chris Butcher. |
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Tough
break (literally) for Jay Neville, who broke after the burnout. |
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Schreiner
leaving against Butcher. Butcher .003'd Schreiner and then
went dead-on with a .007, and that was that. |
Getting
ready to go into Super Stock as Tom Sheehan waits under
the tower. |
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another tough break. Lee Zane was strapped in the McHugh
Racing Camaro, waiting under the tower. When they gave him
the sign to fire it up, nothing. The starter was locked
with the ring gear. They tried all they could (rocking the
car, hitting the solenoid) but to no avail. Their day ended
right here. |
SUPER
STOCK, ROUND 4: Joe Lisa keeps all
four wheels planted. |
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David
Rampy |
A
flock (or would that be a gaggle) of dragsters getting ready
for next round of Super Comp. |
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Johnny
Maggs is still in it. |
This
dragster was naughty and was sent to its room. |
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Now
it's Saturday evening, just about 7:00 pm. I was on my way
to the DRAW auction and ran into Mike Neff. What strikes
me about him is how quiet and unassuming he is, despite
tuning and driving an 8,000 horsepower timebomb. As I was
speaking with him a fan came up and mistook him for Robert
Hight. Although I'm sure it was annoying, Mike handled it
with real grace and professionalism. |
Time
for the DRAW auction. Any of you regular visitors know that
I'm a big proponent of DRAW, the Drag Racing Association
of Women. Their mission is to provide financial assistance
to racers who are injured on the track. As a racer I hope
I never need them, but I'm glad they're there. |
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