Good luck everyone. Break some records!!

 

Looks Like high to Mid 70's for Qualifying

Should be some great racing

 

E Racing baby.

Get'R done

 

IN

 

In for results !

 

in for the results -- should be some great ET's

 

Left Lane: Kenny Tran Runs 7.961/182.58, Now #1
Right Lane: James Farrer Runs 8.889/140.90, Now #2

 

CLERMONT, Ind. - SCS-7 - Notes from round 1 qualifying in Honda Tuning Magazine All Motor at the NHRA Xplod Sport Compact Drag Racing Series, First Annual NHRA Sport Compact Nationals listing lane, driver name, elapsed time, top speed, and position in order following run:

Left Lane: Luke Wilson Runs 12.346/124.60, Now #1
Right Lane: Doug Parks Runs 13.297/65.93, Now #2

Luke Wilson's Honda Insight is making it's 2007 competition debut here at IRP - he took things really easy off the line. Luke Wilson's incremental times: 60ft-2.133 sec., 330ft-5.680, 660ft-8.340/097.60mph, 1,000ft-10.512
Left Lane: Julie Stepan Runs 10.384/129.01, Now #2
Right Lane: Scott Kelley Runs 9.846/136.12, Now #1

Scott and Larry will be campaigning one car this weekend, Larry's VW Beetle which competes in the Quick 16 category is back in CA.

Nice lap for Scott - Stepan trailed by a bunch at the stripe.
Right Lane: L. Durst-Armendariz
Runs 9.498/141.70, Now #1
Rumors abound that Leslie's team has found some more Scion horsepower recently...

Looks like the rumors might be true - she lowers the boom, and raises the top spot ante by four tenths.
Left Lane: N. Prayoonoto Runs 9.549/142.45, Now #2
Right Lane: Jeremy Lookofsky Runs 9.565/137.90, Now #3
Just 22 points is the difference between points leader Lookofsky and Prayoonoto. Lookofsky has held down the top position all year - Norris has been chopping away at the lead all summer. Both drivers stage very carefully - and Norris edges out Lookofsky, but didn't have enough to claim the top spot. 3:22 p.m.

 

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Right Lane: James Farrer Runs 8.889/140.90, Now #2
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Congrats Kenny! First 7 for him, it is going to be some good racing between Kenny and Stephanie this weekend

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CLERMONT, Ind. - SCS-7 - Notes from round 1 qualifying in Honda Tuning Magazine All Motor at the NHRA Xplod Sport Compact Drag Racing Series, First Annual NHRA Sport Compact Nationals listing lane, driver name, elapsed time, top speed, and position in order following run:

Left Lane: Luke Wilson Runs 12.346/124.60, Now #1
Right Lane: Doug Parks Runs 13.297/65.93, Now #2

Luke Wilson's Honda Insight is making it's 2007 competition debut here at IRP - he took things really easy off the line. Luke Wilson's incremental times: 60ft-2.133 sec., 330ft-5.680, 660ft-8.340/097.60mph, 1,000ft-10.512
Left Lane: Julie Stepan Runs 10.384/129.01, Now #2
Right Lane: Scott Kelley Runs 9.846/136.12, Now #1

Scott and Larry will be campaigning one car this weekend, Larry's VW Beetle which competes in the Quick 16 category is back in CA.

Nice lap for Scott - Stepan trailed by a bunch at the stripe.
Right Lane: L. Durst-Armendariz
Runs 9.498/141.70, Now #1
Rumors abound that Leslie's team has found some more Scion horsepower recently...

Looks like the rumors might be true - she lowers the boom, and raises the top spot ante by four tenths.
Left Lane: N. Prayoonoto Runs 9.549/142.45, Now #2
Right Lane: Jeremy Lookofsky Runs 9.565/137.90, Now #3
Just 22 points is the difference between points leader Lookofsky and Prayoonoto. Lookofsky has held down the top position all year - Norris has been chopping away at the lead all summer. Both drivers stage very carefully - and Norris edges out Lookofsky, but didn't have enough to claim the top spot. 3:22 p.m.


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Go Leslie go Leslie!


Left Lane: Marty Ladwig Runs 11.374/92.96, Now #6
Right Lane: Jason Hunt Runs 7.389/202.64, Now #1

That's the fastest speed in Pro Front Wheel Drive history for Jason Hunt and Matco Tools - and that makes three drivers over 200 mph in the same session. Wow - but hey it's Indy baby!

Jason Hunt's incremental times: 60ft-1.236 sec., 330ft-3.368, 660ft-4.955/157.39mph, 1,000ft-6.280

Ladwig labored right off the line and lifted.

Jason with a new Trap Speed Record! And #1 qualifier, hope my predictions are right! Gary Gardella also went over 200mph, I see a Hunt VS Gardella final

EDIT: E-Racing SUX!!!! I am sitting here biting my nails waiting for SFWD results to come in! Go CORT!!!! And go Jason Lopes BETTER RUN a ( this weekend, the car has it in it!





Modified by Boostfed.com at 4:52 PM 8/18/2007

 

Wow! Congats to Kenny and team.

 

Jotech

 

Right Lane: Jason Hunt Runs 7.389/202.64, Now #1

Jason laying it down!

 

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Jason laying it down! </TD></TR></TABLE>


Where are you at Brian?

 

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Right Lane: L. Durst-Armendariz

Runs 9.498/141.70, Now #1

Rumors abound that Leslie's team has found some more Scion horsepower recently...

Looks like the rumors might be true - she lowers the boom, and raises the top spot ante by four tenths</TD></TR></TABLE>

Is she running a sequential trans now? I remember she was an advocate for the sequential trans when it was first legalized, I never did find out if she ever made the switch....... Anyone know?

 

How's the East VS West SFWD showdown going?

Nice times for everyone else

 

CLERMONT, Ind. - SUMMIT FastNews - Order after one round of qualifying in Quick 16 at the NHRA Xplod Sport Compact Drag Racing Series, Inaugural NHRA Sport Compact Nationals presented by BP:

Psn Driver Vehicle ET Speed

1. Karl Martin '93 RX7 11.207 126.32
2. Erica Nocita '05 Cobalt 11.220 121.19
3. Marty Salerno '63 Ghia 11.517 117.55
4. Brian Afflerbach '95Acura 12.169 114.67
5. Joe Demaree '93 Civic 12.188 119.01
6. Ryan Smith '92 Civic 14.391 73.01


LOL Brian beat Ryan.

 

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Nice times for everyone else</TD></TR></TABLE>


Psn Driver Vehicle ET Speed

1. Kevin Van Natten '04 SRT-4 9.688 146.67
2. Cortney Green '95 Civic 9.698 154.74
3. Felix Medina '92 Civic 9.888 153.20
4. Joe Simpson '95 Civic 9.919 142.97
5. Kyle Herrera '99 Civic 10.321 151.15
6. Jasen Penman '93Honda 10.333 137.92
7. Jason Lopes Horizon Motorsports '05 tC 10.441 145.36
8. Theodore Aagen '99 Civic 10.920 139.49
9. Leo Troy '90 Civic 12.289 134.79
10. Tony Palo '00Acura 15.098 88.66

East is on top right now, Cort a very close 2nd. Tony what is going on , no more 1,2,3,2 shifts now from Texas right?

Jason Lopes, get it into the 9s man

 

Joe's holdin' strong.... atta boy!

Where is Reynolds?

Only 1 car in SRWD? What's up with that?

Looks like that's my next project. SRWD.


Modified by tepid1 at 5:49 PM 8/18/2007

 

In for results and records being broken

 

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Only 1 car in SRWD? What's up with that?

Looks like that's my next project. SRWD.


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NHRA does not do enough to promote this class.

 

It's not just that class though....

Almost all sportsman classes are not promoted.

 

This just in....

Joe Simpson is looking for a new starter. lol

Tony Palo had to push the car back from off the line. No idea what's up though.

Ryan Smith was on his anti-lag the whole run. Switch went bad. 9's in a few minutes.

 

Tony is shiming the Carbon clutch

I hear Clutchmaster team is complaining about there Weight penalty they have on the K-series motors (just from the drivers meeting) so they wont run the car untill they change it.

Joe thats a awsome mph for that time keep it up

Cort laying the hammer down

Kyle keep your foot off the clutch cant go fast hitting 2 step all the way down the track lol you will run a 9 this weekend i have faith in you

Tony lets see another 9.4x this weekend

Jasen get the car dialed like you want it i know that SOL will fly

Good luck guys


Modified by buck02 at 4:33 PM 8/18/2007

 

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Man did I see that coming.

I still think that NHRA made a good decision in that penelty.

 

CLERMONT, Ind. - SCS-7 - Notes from round 2 qualifying in Hot Rod at the NHRA Xplod Sport Compact Drag Racing Series, Inaugural NHRA Sport Compact Nationals presented by BP listing lane, driver name, elapsed time/top speed this round, position in order following run, best prior elapsed time/speed, and position in order prior to run:

Left Lane: Stephanie Eggum Runs 7.997/183.39, Now #2
No Prior Run
Nice pass for Eggum, her Honda went straight as a string right down the middle of the left lane. Stephanie Eggum's incremental times: 60ft-1.338 sec., 330ft-3.600, 660ft-5.318/141.42mph, 1,000ft-6.776
Left Lane: James Farrer Runs 8.491/167.49, Now #3
Best prior run: 8.889/140.90, Was #3
Right Lane: Kenny Tran Runs 8.097/174.62, Now #1
Best prior run: 7.961/182.58, Was #1
Farrer did a much better job staging the car this time, and improved, but not enough to move up the ladder. Nice consistent pass for Tran