Labbous won on a holeshot with a .003 reaction time to a .019 for runner-up Kelby Walker in the $5,000-to-win Super Pro (Box) final. Labbous drove his blue Dodge truck down the drag strip in 5.924 seconds at 112.70 mph against a 5.89 dial-in. Walker finished in 5.972 seconds at 112.24 mph against a 5.95 dial-in.

(Super Pro winner — John Labbous Jr.)

(Super Pro runner-up — Kelby Walker)

Jordan Echols was the Pro (No Box) winner in the first of two final-round matchups with Jordan Johnson. Echols captured the win as Johnson fouled at the start.

(Pro winner — Jordan Echols & Junior Dragster winner — Elliot Echols)

Johnson proved his No. 4 finish in the Sportsman class at the 2023 IHRA Summit SuperSeries World FInals rankings was no fluke. With the final-round matchup the same as Pro, the roles were reversed with Johnson the winner and Echols runner-up. This time, Johnson had the clean run and Echols fouled.

(Sportsman winner — Jordan Johnson)

Jordan Weiss was the winner up in the always stacked Motorcycle class. He had a 6.129-second run at 108.97 mph after a tremendous .004 reaction time. Runner-up Garrett Watkins posted a .035 start and then broke out with a 5.376-second run at 124.98 mph. 

(Motorcycle winner — Jordan Weiss)

(Motorcycle runner-up — Garrett Watkins)

Elliot Echols joined his father, Jordan, to qualify for the IHRA Summit SuperSeries World Finals in Junior Dragster. Echols posted a 7.992-second pass at 78.84 mph on a 7.98 dial. Runner-up Bentley Wright was a little better at the start .118 to .148. Wright finished in 8.775 seconds at 71.10 mph against an 8.71 dial-in.

(Junior Dragster runner-up Bentley Wright)

The IHRA Sportsman Spectacular presented by Moser Engineering returns Saturday, June 1 at Humboldt County Dragway in Iowa.