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Riegel
is away first with an .046
light and 7.33 dial. Abruzzi follows with an .014
light and 6.83 dial. Riegel goes .03
under; Abruzzi goes dead-on
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Sal
Biondo waiting on deck for the Comp final. |
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In
this all-D/EA pairing, Calvin Hill had a great .007
light against Biondo, but Biondo has the 8.81 index covered
better and powers past Hill for the win, 8.326 to 8.507. |
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11.50
Index, Final: this could be any Saturday night at Atco Raceway,
as Atco regulars Dave Harvey Jr. and Bob Sanders meet up.
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had the 'Tree .010 to .016
and wins the double-breakout. |
Now
the Sportsman winners get to do The Walk Of Fame in front
of the stands, prior to the Pro finals. This is a new thing
NHRA tried, and I think it's a great way to bring more exposure
to these racers. |
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Manufacturers
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All
of the winners were interviewed by Alan Reinhart and the
ESPN camera crew. |
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Sisko's
interview was the best. He had just gotten done telling
Reinhart that he's a bracket racer at heart and dedicated
his win to all the bracket racers out there. Reinhart tries
to draw him in by saying, "But now you're a Super Comp
racer, right?" Without missing a beat Sisko fires back
"For today I am." CLASSIC! |
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Well
racers, that puts a wrap on our FORTY PAGES OF PHOTO COVERAGE
of The Toyota NHRA Summernationals. We hope you enjoyed
and appreciated the volume of coverage we dedicated to the
Sportsman racers. Thanks for hanging around for awhile! |
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