Holly Springs racer Ferrell was right on his 4.72 dial-in time with a 4.722-second pass at 145.77 mph with a .019 start. Runner-up Rusty Ashmore, also from Holly Springs, broke out on his 5.72 dial-in with a 5.715-second run at 120.48 mph. He had a terrific .005 reaction time.

(Box winner — Buddy Ferrell)

Profahl from Music City Raceway won on a holeshot against Blake Sanders from River Road Raceway in a battle of Chevy S-10 drivers in the No Box final. Profahl’s .005 reaction time was paired with a 6.210-second elapsed time at 106.66 mph against a 6.20 dial-in. Sanders was dead-on with a 7.031-second run at 95.89 mph on a 7.03 dial-in. He left the tree in .034 seconds.

(No Box winner — Taylpr Profahl)

Roger from Ethridge Motorsports Park was the Sportsman winner as both he and Brian Hunt from Gleason Raceway Park broke out in the final. Roger posted an 8.031-second run at 90.74 against an 8.06 dial-in. Hunt, who had the better reaction time, went down the drag strip in 8.341 second on an 8.37 dial-in.

(Sportsman winner — James Roger)

Music City Raceway riders met in the Motorcycle final with Allen getting the perfect .000 start. He had a near perfect run with a 6.147-second pass at 114.50 mph on a 6.14 dial-in. Jordan Weiss left the starting line in .025 seconds and made a 5.634-second pass at 111.33 mph against a 5.61 dial-in.

(Motorcycle finalists)

Gray from Ethridge took the Junior Dragster win over Leah Smith from Holly Springs. Both survived tough semifinal rounds as Gray matched her 8.06 dial-in time to advance to the final.

(Junior Dragster winner — Kaylee Gray)

More from the IHRA Summit Team Finals, including a recap of Gleason Raceway Park’s win in the main event will be posted soon.