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NHRA Gator Nationals 2009
GAINESVILLE, Fla.: Bob Tasca raced to his first career Funny Car victory Sunday at the ACDelco NHRA Gatornationals.
Larry Dixon, Jason Line and Hector Arana also were winners at the NHRA event at historic Gainesville Raceway.
Tasca, in his second-year in NHRA, earned his first No. 1 qualifying position on Saturday and ran strong all weekend. He finished the job by powering his Ford Mustang to a final-round performance of 4.200 seconds at a top speed of 280.72 mph to hold off defending Gatornationals winner Tony Pedregon, whose Chevy Impala trailed with a 4.536 at 210.90.
“I’m speechless,” Tasca said. “It’s one of those weekends where you qualify No. 1 and then have to beat John Force and Tony Pedregon to get your first win. It’s a big accomplishment and just a credit to this Motorcraft team.
“If you’ve got to pick a place to win your first race, I couldn’t think of a better place to do it.”
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NHRA Drag Racing
This is the 3rd session of Pro Stock Bike Qualifying at the Inaugural 2010 NHRA 4 Wide Nationals at Zmax Dragway. It is a great run with Matt Smith reseting the track ET record with this 6.875 @ 193.18MPH, Eddie Krawiec running a 6.882 @ 195.42MPH to get the track speed record, Andrew Hines running a 6.883 @ 195.11MPH and Hector Arana Hector running a 6.974 @ 193.18MPH
In round 3 of qualifying at the Inaugural 2010 NHRA 4 Wide Nationals at Zmax Dragway, Matt Hagan and Jeff Diehl both have terrifying explosions. First Jeff Diehl’s body comes flying off his car and sails in the air onto the guard rail after his engine lets go, then Matt Hagan has a huge explosion through the lights and his body disintegrates and he almost hits Del Worsham bringing the car to a safe stop. Del runs a 4.064 @ 307.30MPH and Matt managed a 4.104 @ 296.50MPH.
Qualifying round highlights in the Top Fuel & Funny Car class of the NHRA’s Summit Racing Equipment Nationals from Summit Motorsport Park in Norwalk, Ohio on June 27, 2009
Here is the last race from the first session of qualifying for Funny Car at the Inaugural NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at Zmax Dragway. Ron Capps runs the quickest time with a 4.062 @ 307.09MPH, then John Force with a 4.070 @ 310.77MPH, then Jack Beckman with a 4.103 @ 304.25MPH and finally Bob Tasca III who runs a 4.179 @ 262.74MPH. Robert Hight eventually gets top spot with a 4.024 @ 314.24MPH getting both ends of the track record.
Qualifying round sessions 3 & 4 highlights in the Top Fuel & Funny Car class of the NHRA’s 22nd Annual Northwest Nationals from Pacific Raceways in Kent, Wash. on July 18, 2009
The effervescent Jenna Arend, 10-year old daughter of Jeff Arend, driver of the DHL Funny Car for Kalitta Motorsports, and his wife, Windy, put together this amazing video as the debut of “Jenna Arend’s Show”. Jenna puts Jeff through the paces with some tough questions about racing FOUR WIDE in Charlotte at the Inaugural 4 Wide NHRA Nationals at zMax Dragway, March 26-28, 2010, and about his questionable breakfast diet. Plus much more! Enjoy!
Qualifying round highlights in the Top Fuel & Funny Car class of the NHRA’s O’Reilly Summer Nationals at Heartland Park Topeka in Topeka, Kan. on May 30, 2009