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Thursday
Results for Qualifying 1
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Notes from round 1 qualifying in Sunoco Pro
Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup Nationals listing
lane, driver name, elapsed time, top speed, and position in order following run:
Left Lane: Brian Gahm Runs 16.622/42.39, Now #2
Right Lane: Wayne Bishop Runs 8.007/192.60, Now #1
2:12 PM Gahm's engine started popping and crackling when he tried to launch.
Bishop launched, went toward the centerline, backpedlaed, then continued.
Left Lane: John Konigshofer Runs 10.004/116.93, Now #3
Right Lane: Gene Wilson Runs 6.678/209.07, Now #1
These two made their burnouts, then had to shut off while Gahm's crippled car
was removed from the top end. Konigshofer's car spun the tire shard, hit the rev
limiter, then slowed. Nice pass by Wilson, the first real run we've seen so
far.
Left Lane: Tom Lee Runs 6.687/209.59, Now #2
Right Lane: Wally Stroupe Runs 6.762/206.45, Now #3
Everyone expects Lee to take a shot at the Pro Stock records this weekend,
the track just 80 feet above sea level and the highs predicted to be around 70
degrees all three days of the event.
Left Lane: Tim Bell Runs 22.992/31.15, Now #8
Right Lane: Angelo Alesci Runs 6.762/206.76, Now #3
Same story, lots of tire spin in the left lane, followed by engine problems,
Bell coasting to a stop just past the finish line. Nice pass by Alesci.
Left Lane: Harold Robinson Runs 21.599/43.62, Now #8
Right Lane: David Jenkins No Time, Now #10
kine broke before the run. Robinson spun the tires and coasted through.
Left Lane: Bob Holzer Runs 6.799/201.19, Now #6
Right Lane: Jon Yoak Runs 6.691/210.18, Now #3
Yoak is tied with John Montecalvo for the points lead. Holzer made a good
launch, showing that the problems in the left lane weren't due to the lane. His car
started smoking on the top end and the car nosed over sharply.
Left Lane: Terry Walters Runs 6.908/201.85, Now #8
Right Lane: Floyd Cheek Runs 6.901/202.73, Now #7
Both runs looked better than the numbers that came up, both cars slowing on
the top end of the run.
Left Lane: Dwayne Rice Runs 6.722/208.68, Now #4
Right Lane: Jason Collins Runs 11.975/67.43, Now #12
Collins' car was shaking and skating around, so he shut it down. Rice made a
1,500-foot pass to get through the 1,320.
Left Lane: Steve Spiess Runs 6.708/209.33, Now #4
Right Lane: Johnny McLain Runs 12.238/81.96, Now #14
Now it's the right lane with problems, McLain up on the wheelie bars and
shaking the tires. Nice opening pass for Spiess, clean and straight.
Left Lane: Ron Miller Runs 6.661/210.47, Now #1
Right Lane: Tim Nabors Runs 6.727/207.11, Now #7
Finally a nice side-by-side pair of runs, Miller pulling away on the top
end.
Left Lane: Chris Holbrook Runs 6.769/207.94, Now #10
Right Lane: John Montecalvo Runs 9.225/111.08, Now #15
Montecalvo launched with the wheels up, the rear of his car dancing around,
then he shut it down. Nice pass by Holbrook after an early excursion over toward
the wall.
Left Lane: Carl Baker Runs 7.129/200.98, Now #14
Right Lane: Jerry Yeoman Runs 11.554/74.85, Now #18
Baker's car went every way but straight on the launch, forst toward the
centerline and then the wall before he reined it in and cruised through. Yeoman
launched, shook, and gave it up.
Left Lane: Tony Fox Runs 9.594/94.16, Now #18
Right Lane: Ed Machacek Runs 6.705/208.55, Now #5
Fox's Mustang went into a "tank-slapper" and he had to give it up to keep
from losing control. Machacek made a nice opening pass to close out a round of
haves and have-nots.
Thursday
Order for Qualifying 1
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Order after one round of qualifying in
Sunoco
Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup
Nationals:
Psn Driver Vehicle ET Speed
1. Ron Miller '98 Monte Carlo 6.661 210.47
2. Gene Wilson Don Smith '97 Probe 6.678 209.07
3. Tom Lee '00 Mustang 6.687 209.59
4. Jon Yoak '99 Probe 6.691 210.18
5. Ed Machacek '00 Firebird 6.705 208.55
6. Steve Spiess '96 Cutlass 6.708 209.33
7. Dwayne Rice '99 Firebird 6.722 208.68
8. Tim Nabors '97 Monte Carlo 6.727 207.11
9. Angelo Alesci '98 Monte Carlo 6.762 206.76
10. Wally Stroupe '99 Monte Carlo 6.762 206.45
11. Chris Holbrook Luckett-Bohanan '00 Mustang 6.769 207.94
12. Floyd Cheek Don Smith '00 Cougar 6.901 202.73
13. Terry Walters '99 Monte Carlo 6.908 201.85
14. Carl Baker '97 Thunderbird 7.129 200.98
15. Wayne Bishop '00 Camaro 8.007 192.60
16. John Montecalvo Citgo Race Fuels '97 Monte Ca 9.225 111.08
--------- Not Qualified ---------
17. Tony Fox '00 Mustang 9.594 94.16
18. John Konigshofer '97 Probe 10.004 116.93
19. Jerry Yeoman '99 Firebird 11.554 74.85
20. Johnny McLain '99 Avenger 12.238 81.96
21. Brian Gahm Probe 16.622 42.39
22. Tim Bell '98 Probe 22.992 31.15
23. Harold Robinson Robinson Racing Engines '99 M DQ
24. Jason Collins '98 Probe DQ
25. Bob Holzer '97 Firebird DQ
Friday
Results for Qualifying 2
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Notes from round 2 qualifying in Sunoco Pro
Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup Nationals 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: Steve Williford Runs 7.219/150.48, Now #15
No Prior Run
Right Lane: Tony Fox Runs 10.398/88.89, Now #18
Best prior run: 9.594/94.16, Was #17
1:29 PM Fox's '00 Mustang is so new it's still just basic blue, with a few
decals, but no major signage. The car launches, gets sideways, fishtails a couple
times, then slows. Couldn't see what happened to Williford on the top end, but he
put the chute out around 1,000 feet.
Left Lane: Ed Machacek No Time, Now #5
Best prior run: 6.705/208.55, Was #5
Right Lane: Carl Baker Runs 6.830/206.80, Now #12
Best prior run: 7.129/200.98, Was #14
Machacek's car veered right on the launch and crossed the center stripe,
DQ'ing the run. Baker continues to struggle, at least making a full pass this time
around.
Left Lane: Jerry Yeoman Runs 6.709/208.01, Now #7
Best prior run: 11.554/74.85, Was #20
Right Lane: Chris Holbrook Runs 6.710/207.94, Now #8
Best prior run: 6.769/207.94, Was #11
Two nice runs here to shake the field up once again - this round should
completely reshuffle the field.
Left Lane: John Montecalvo Runs 6.683/208.49, Now #4
Best prior run: 9.225/111.08, Was #18
Right Lane: Dwayne Rice Runs 6.676/208.75, Now #2
Best prior run: 6.722/208.68, Was #9
Two more even better runs, more reshuffling.
Left Lane: Jon Yoak Runs 6.664/210.73, Now #2
Best prior run: 6.691/210.18, Was #6
Right Lane: Brian Gahm Runs 14.971/66.28, Now #22
Best prior run: 16.622/42.39, Was #22
Yoak lays down a huge run here, just 0.06 seconds off the ET record and 0.04
mph off the speed record. Gahm shook very hard, the left rear tire chattering
visibly.
Left Lane: Jason Collins No Time, Now #25
No Prior Run
Right Lane: Tom Lee Runs 6.643/209.98, Now #1
Best prior run: 6.687/209.59, Was #6
Missed Collins' numbers when Lee's chute failed to come out after a great
run. Lee managed to get the car slowed and made the turn on the top end okay.
Left Lane: Gene Wilson Runs 6.678/209.52, Now #5
Best prior run: 6.678/209.07, Was #5
Right Lane: Harold Robinson Runs 7.047/197.17, Now #17
No Prior Run
Wilson duplicates his first run to the thousandth of a second.
Left Lane: Wayne Bishop Runs 6.892/203.19, Now #15
Best prior run: 8.007/192.60, Was #19
Right Lane: Tim Bell No Time, Now #24
Best prior run: 22.992/31.15, Was #24
Bell's engine popped and crackled on the launch, then went silent. Bishop
squeaked into the field, but that time won't hold up under these conditions.
Left Lane: Angelo Alesci Runs 15.571/67.29, Now #12
Best prior run: 6.762/206.76, Was #12
Right Lane: John Konigshofer Runs 8.016/135.54, Now #20
Best prior run: 10.004/116.93, Was #21
This almost got very messy, Alesci's car veering right and almost crossing
the centerline while Konigshofer's veered left and also almost crossed the line
too. Both managed to avoid the meeting.
Left Lane: Floyd Cheek Runs 6.686/207.98, Now #7
Best prior run: 6.901/202.73, Was #16
Right Lane: Ron Miller Runs 6.651/210.11, Now #2
Best prior run: 6.661/210.47, Was #2
The Cougar makes its best run of the year and Miller improves his hold on
second place.
Left Lane: Wally Stroupe Runs 6.755/206.57, Now #13
Best prior run: 6.762/206.45, Was #14
Right Lane: Steve Spiess Runs 6.758/207.69, Now #9
Best prior run: 6.708/209.33, Was #9
Spiess' car was a bit loose on the first half of the run.
Left Lane: David Jenkins Runs 6.798/204.54, Now #15
No Prior Run
Right Lane: Terry Walters Runs 6.852/202.67, Now #17
Best prior run: 6.908/201.85, Was #17
Jenkins squeaks into the field, putting Carl Baker on the bubble at
6.830.
Left Lane: Johnny McLain Runs 6.932/200.98, Now #19
Best prior run: 12.238/81.96, Was #23
No joy for the Mopar camp, McLain about a tenth short of the field.
Left Lane: Tim Nabors Runs 6.699/207.30, Now #8
Best prior run: 6.727/207.11, Was #12
Last car of the session. Nabors moves to the top half of the field with a
smooth pass.
Friday
Order for Qualifying 2
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Order after 2 rounds of
qualifying in Sunoco
Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup
Nationals:
Psn Driver Vehicle ET Speed
1. Tom Lee '00 Mustang 6.643 209.98
2. Ron Miller Moser Engineering '98 Monte C 6.651 210.47
3. Jon Yoak '99 Probe 6.664 210.73
4. Dwayne Rice '99 Firebird 6.676 208.75
5. Gene Wilson Don Smith '97 Probe 6.678 209.52
6. John Montecalvo Citgo Race Fuels '97 Monte Ca 6.683 208.49
7. Floyd Cheek Don Smith '00 Cougar 6.686 207.98
8. Tim Nabors '97 Monte Carlo 6.699 207.30
9. Ed Machacek '00 Firebird 6.705 208.55
10. Steve Spiess Moser Engineering '96 Cutlass 6.708 209.33
11. Jerry Yeoman Tulsa International '99 Fireb 6.709 208.01
12. Chris Holbrook Luckett-Bohanan '00 Mustang 6.710 207.94
13. Wally Stroupe '99 Monte Carlo 6.755 206.57
14. Angelo Alesci '98 Monte Carlo 6.762 206.76
15. David Jenkins '95 Monte Carlo 6.798 204.54
16. Carl Baker '97 Thunderbird 6.830 206.80
--------- Not Qualified ---------
17. Terry Walters '99 Monte Carlo 6.852 202.67
18. Wayne Bishop '00 Camaro 6.892 203.19
19. Johnny McLain '99 Avenger 6.932 200.98
20. Steve Williford '97 Monte Carlo 7.219 150.48
21. John Konigshofer '97 Probe 8.016 135.54
22. Tony Fox '00 Mustang 9.594 94.16
23. Brian Gahm '99 Probe 14.971 66.28
24. Jason Collins '98 Probe 15.532 52.52
25. Tim Bell '98 Probe 22.992 31.15
26. Harold Robinson Robinson Racing Engines '99 M DQ
27. Bob Holzer '97 Firebird DQ
Friday
Results for Qualifying 3
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Notes from final, round 3 qualifying in Sunoco
Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup Nationals 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: Terry Walters Runs 6.876/201.10, Now #19
Best prior run: 6.852/202.67, Was #19
Right Lane: Tim Nabors Runs 6.665/208.20, Now #4
Best prior run: 6.699/207.30, Was #8
8:13 PM Nabors steps up nicely. Look for more massive changes in the field
this session.
Left Lane: Steve Spiess Runs 9.462/95.76, Now #10
Best prior run: 6.708/209.33, Was #10
Right Lane: Johnny McLain Runs 7.093/188.49, Now #19
Best prior run: 6.932/200.98, Was #19
No help for these two, Spiess shaking and shutting off early.
Left Lane: Ron Miller Runs 11.835/72.35, Now #2
Best prior run: 6.651/210.11, Was #2
Right Lane: David Jenkins Runs 6.708/206.67, Now #11
Best prior run: 6.798/204.54, Was #15
Miller's car went bonkers and he had to shut it down. Nice pass for
Jenkins.
Left Lane: Tom Lee Runs 6.612/211.30, Now #1
Best prior run: 6.643/209.98, Was #1
Right Lane: Jason Collins Runs 6.713/196.99, Now #14
Best prior run: 15.532/52.52, Was #24
Lee comes close to the ET record and resets the speed record on this pass,
right down the groove. Meanwhile, Collins sneaks in - for now.
Left Lane: Brian Gahm Runs 12.077/83.54, Now #24
Best prior run: 14.971/66.28, Was #24
Right Lane: Gene Wilson Runs 6.622/210.57, Now #2
Best prior run: 6.678/209.52, Was #6
Gahm shook hard and immediately shut it off. WSilson made a great run, just
short of Lee's great run.
Left Lane: Tim Bell Runs 8.645/112.00, Now #23
Best prior run: 22.992/31.15, Was #25
Right Lane: Wayne Bishop Runs 6.862/203.28, Now #19
Best prior run: 6.892/203.19, Was #19
The bump was Angelo Alesci's 6.762. No help for these two, Bell's car
almost collecting the left wall and Bishop unable to run the number.
Left Lane: Tony Fox No Time, Now #24
Best prior run: 9.594/94.16, Was #24
Right Lane: Wally Stroupe Runs 6.678/207.98, Now #7
Best prior run: 6.755/206.57, Was #15
Fox broke on the line. Stroupe made a good run, stepping up almost a tenth
of a second.
Left Lane: Harold Robinson Runs 6.941/195.73, Now #21
No Prior Run
Right Lane: Floyd Cheek Runs 6.668/207.75, Now #6
Best prior run: 6.686/207.98, Was #9
Cheek keeps stepping it up in the new Cougar.
Left Lane: Dwayne Rice Runs 6.623/208.52, Now #3
Best prior run: 6.676/208.75, Was #7
Right Lane: Angelo Alesci Runs 6.696/208.17, Now #10
Best prior run: 6.762/206.76, Was #16
Alesci gets off the bubble by a bunch and now the bump time is Jason Collins'
6.713 - just 0.001 seconds short of the quickest field ever.
Left Lane: Chris Holbrook Runs 6.629/210.44, Now #5
Best prior run: 6.710/207.94, Was #15
Right Lane: Jon Yoak Runs 6.608/211.69, Now #1
Best prior run: 6.664/210.73, Was #5
Yoak breaks both ends of the World record, a huge run. Meanwhile, Holbrook
also makes a huge run of his own, his best of the season.
Left Lane: Carl Baker Runs 8.127/123.47, Now #17
Best prior run: 6.830/206.80, Was #17
Right Lane: Jerry Yeoman Runs 6.685/201.49, Now #11
Best prior run: 6.709/208.01, Was #15
Both cars slowed on the top end, couldn't see why from here.
Left Lane: John Konigshofer Runs 6.681/208.10, Now #10
Best prior run: 8.016/135.54, Was #23
Right Lane: John Montecalvo Runs 12.115/84.99, Now #11
Best prior run: 6.683/208.49, Was #10
Montecalvo had it loaded up, but the car hooked with the right rear tire and
spun the left, turning hard left and almost collecting the tree. Meanwhile
Konigshofer jumped into the field, bumping Collins, making this the quickest field
ever with David Jenkins' 6.708 on the bubble.
Right Lane: Ed Machacek Runs 6.669/209.33, Now #9
Best prior run: 6.705/208.55, Was #14
Right Lane: Steve Williford Runs 7.641/137.36, Now #23
Best prior run: 7.219/150.48, Was #23
Williford's car sounded like it hung in third gear.
Friday
Order for Qualifying 3
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Final order after 3 rounds
of qualifying in
Sunoco Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com
President's Cup Nationals:
Psn Driver Vehicle ET Speed
1. Jon Yoak '99 Probe 6.608 211.69
2. Tom Lee '00 Mustang 6.612 211.30
3. Gene Wilson Don Smith '97 Probe 6.622 210.57
4. Dwayne Rice '99 Firebird 6.623 208.75
5. Chris Holbrook Luckett-Bohanan '00 Mustang 6.629 210.44
6. Ron Miller Moser Engineering '98 Monte C 6.651 210.47
7. Tim Nabors '97 Monte Carlo 6.665 208.20
8. Floyd Cheek Don Smith '00 Cougar 6.668 207.98
9. Ed Machacek '00 Firebird 6.669 209.33
10. Wally Stroupe '99 Monte Carlo 6.678 207.98
11. John Konigshofer '97 Probe 6.681 208.10
12. John Montecalvo Citgo Race Fuels '97 Monte Ca 6.683 208.49
13. Angelo Alesci '98 Monte Carlo 6.696 208.17
14. Steve Spiess Moser Engineering '96 Cutlass 6.708 209.33
15. David Jenkins '95 Monte Carlo 6.708 206.67
16. Jerry Yeoman Tulsa International '99 Fireb 6.709 208.01
--------- Not Qualified ---------
17. Jason Collins '98 Probe 6.713 196.99
18. Carl Baker '97 Thunderbird 6.830 206.80
19. Terry Walters '99 Monte Carlo 6.852 202.67
20. Wayne Bishop '00 Camaro 6.862 203.28
21. Johnny McLain '99 Avenger 6.932 200.98
22. Harold Robinson Robinson Racing Engines '99 M 6.941 195.73
23. Steve Williford '97 Monte Carlo 7.219 150.48
24. Tony Fox '00 Mustang 9.594 94.16
25. Brian Gahm '99 Probe 14.971 66.28
26. Tim Bell '98 Probe 22.992 31.15
27. Bob Holzer '97 Firebird DQ
Saturday
Results for Elimination Round 1
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Results of round 1 eliminations in
Sunoco Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup Nationals:
W/L Driver RT ET Speed
(W) Ed Machacek ('00 Firebird) 0.467 6.755 208.30
(L) Floyd Cheek (Don Smith '00 Cougar) 0.450 7.381 147.374:28 PM Cheek slowed in the middle of the run, Machacek an easy winner.
(W) Tim Nabors ('97 Monte Carlo) 0.454 6.700 207.59
(L) Wally Stroupe ('99 Monte Carlo) 0.472 6.722 207.43Margin of victory = 0.040 seconds (approximately 12 feet).
(W) Ron Miller (Moser Engineering '98 Monte Carl0.448 6.654 210.24
(L) John Konigshofer ('97 Probe) 0.428 6.782 207.62Margin of victory =
0.108 seconds (approximately 33 feet), Miller with a huge speed.
(W) Gene Wilson (Don Smith '97 Probe) 0.436 6.683 209.82
(L) Steve Spiess (Moser Engineering '96 Cutlass)0.487 6.681 209.36 Wilson, on a holeshot, the Margin of victory = 0.049 seconds (approximately
15 feet), his EDT good enough to earn lane choice against Miller.
(W) Chris Holbrook (Luckett-Bohanan '00 Mustang)0.462 6.719 209.26
(L) John Montecalvo (Citgo Race Fuels '97 Monte 0.461 6.724 208.17 Margin of victory = 0.004 seconds (approximately 15 inches), a great win for
Holbrook.
(W) Jon Yoak ('99 Probe) 0.524 6.661 210.80
(L) Jerry Yeoman (Tulsa International '99 Firebi0.233(R) 22.650 40.33Yeoman with a huge red light, then he slowly coasted through, delaying things
a bit. Yoak will have lane choice against Machacek next round.
(W) Tom Lee ('00 Mustang) 0.479 6.700 210.54
(L) David Jenkins ('95 Monte Carlo) 0.534 6.738 206.51Margin of victory = 0.093 seconds (approximately 28 feet), Lee's speed enough
to give him lane choice against Nabors, who matched Lee's ET..
(W) Angelo Alesci ('98 Monte Carlo) 0.479 6.731 207.66
(L) Dwayne Rice ('99 Firebird) 0.500 (Broke)Rice broke on the launch, coasting through. Alesci loses lane choice to
Holbrook.
Saturday
Results for Elimination Round 2
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Results of round 2 eliminations in
Sunoco Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup Nationals:
W/L Driver RT ET Speed
(W) Angelo Alesci ('98 Monte Carlo) 0.475 6.725 207.66
(L) Chris Holbrook (Luckett-Bohanan '00 Mustang)0.464 (Broke)
6:24 PM Holbrook broke on the line, giving Alesci a free ride to the
semifinals.
(W) Tom Lee ('00 Mustang) 0.434 6.613 210.97
(L) Tim Nabors ('97 Monte Carlo) 0.458 6.682 207.62
These two ran identical ETs in round one, so it figured to be a matter of
reaction time - but Lee not only won that battle, he ran away from Nabors here, a
pretty run almost matching his qualifying ET.
(W) Ed Machacek ('00 Firebird) 0.444 6.651 208.59
(L) Jon Yoak ('99 Probe) 0.467 6.630 211.20
What an upset, Machacek on a holeshot, the Margin of victory = 0.002 seconds
(approximately 7 inches). He also wins lane choice against Alesci in the
semifinals.
(W) Gene Wilson (Don Smith '97 Probe) 0.435 6.657 209.52
(L) Ron Miller (Moser Engineering '98 Monte Carl0.436 6.657 210.28
Wilson won this one on a 0.001 second holeshot, the two running identical
ETs. The margin of victory = 0.001 seconds (approximately 4 inches), but Lee will
have lane choice in the final round.
Saturday
Results for Elimination Round 3
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Results of round 3 eliminations in
Sunoco Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup Nationals:
W/L Driver RT ET Speed
(W) Angelo Alesci ('98 Monte Carlo) 0.465 6.744 207.72
(L) Ed Machacek ('00 Firebird) 0.481 6.733 207.668:11 PM The first two semifinalists qualified in the bottom half of the
field, and Alesci gets to the final round by way of the holeshot, the margin of
victory = 0.005 seconds (approximately 18 inches).
(W) Tom Lee ('00 Mustang) 0.482 6.606 211.00
(L) Gene Wilson (Don Smith '97 Probe) 0.202(R) 7.401 136.47Wow! Lee resets the World ET record with this run, and earns lane choice
against Alesci in the final round.
Saturday
Results for Final Round
BUDDS CREEK, Md. - SUMMIT FastNews - Results of final, round 4 eliminations
in Sunoco Pro Stock at the 9th annual Expressautoparts.com President's Cup
Nationals:
W/L Driver RT ET Speed
(W) Tom Lee ('00 Mustang) 0.502 6.590 210.24
(L) Angelo Alesci ('98 Monte Carlo) 0.470 (Broke)9:36 PM Alesci got up on the rear tires and crossed the centerline, DQ'ing
the run. Lee did what everyone expected all weekend, the first Pro Stock in the
fifties - and it's backed up as a new ET record by the 6.606.
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