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April
13, 2007
Captain Ed is
back at the helm in Top Street
Near 100 cars
brave the 30 degree weather
Capt. Ed Brady
qualified number one in top Street and marched thought the field
like he was on a mission. Ed stopped `06 Street Auto Champion, Mike
Renninger in the finals with a 9.88 on a 9.82 at 138.48 MPH to the
`67 Nova's 11.01 on a 10.98.
"Flying Brian" Snyder put his 'Busa in the winners circle
with a final round win over Jeff Stahl's Ninja. Snyder ran an easy
10.35 on a 10.09 after Stahl got out of shape.
"Clark Kent" Kundsen played the Superman role in Street
Stick knocking off defending champion, Chris Shaffer's 440 Plymouth
for the title. Clark clocked a 12.62 on a 12.57 at 108.14 MPH to
Shaffer's late 12.40 on a 12.38 for the win.
If looks could kill, Chris Shaffer would have had Superman in his
sights.
Larry Taylor's
Dart was too much for his dad, Graham, to handle in the first round
of Street Automatic. Larry went on to win the title over Jason
Marinchic's really big `65 Buick Electra 225 after Jason cut a
perfect .000 but ran out with a 16.53 on a 16.60.
Rob Bucher picked up the Outlaw Street title over Bob Horting's hard
charging Ranger. Rob ran a 11.15 on a 11.11 at 114.30 MPH to the
Ford's 11.29 on a 11.20.
JR Keister onboard his `04 Honda 450 took the Turtle Comp finals
over Catlin Hassinger's `07 Can Am with a 23.17 on a 23.28 to
Catlin's 22.98 on a 23.10.
Joe "Big House" Clark took the family sedan to a Sport
Compact title over Lynn Umberger's Saturn. Big House cut a .028
light and ran a 17.87 on a 17.80 to Ummy's 17.29 on a 17.18.
"Smurf" Moyer in his F-250 Ford and Rob Olewiler in his
Harley Davidson F150 dialed 12.00 flat in the finals to make for a
heads up, flat out race. It was Smurf taking the win with a 14.67 at
93.45 to Bob's 14.96 at 93.63 for the win. That diesel is fast!!
In the big TCR field in came down to Jed Seigler's `86 Capri and
Christina DiBartolomeo's `05 Avenger. The double run out fell to
Ziggy with a 10.064 on a 10.10 to DiBart's 12.053 on a 12.10. That's
a real close .011 MOV. (Margin Of Victory)
The extremely popular JR ATV went to Autum Miller over Colby
Keister. This has been a great way to get our younger crowd into our
sport.
To borrow a phrase, "The family that races together, stays
together".
BONUS
PHOTOS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
TEST
AND TUNE PHOTOS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A note about Test and Tune
The weekly Test
and Tune Sessions are a great way to get unlimited seat time in your
car or on your Bike/ATV. Plus it is the suggested way for kids that
are running in TCR, Jr Dragster or JR ATV to get needed experience.
You have 6 full hours to try every combination of starting line
staging and shift points. Just ask the pros like Big Dan Swank,
Glenn Seward and Leonard Long. They'll be the first to tell you that
it's the best $35 they spend to insure they're sharp. A real special
bonus is the kid's. JR Dragster, JR ATV and TCR only pay $10. Also
on Test and Tune the track is fully sprayed and StugarT Racing has
shop services and fuel available. And always remember that
there is no charge for spectators to attend plus the concession is
serving up great food.
Test and Tune:
A great way to spend a Saturday
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