Hartman & Wilkerson set both ends of the AA Fuel Altered record on its ear.

This is drag racing, accomplishing what no one ever has!!

4.92 306 mph AA Fuel Altered 1/4 mile quickest fastest all times.

That was cool

Just a reminder in case you didn't catch it, that 4.92 was at 1320 feet, not 1000 feet.

That IS one bad azz altered!

Bob

Hartman also said he lifted cpl tenths early and might be why it wasn't 300 mph. Bad a$$ run.

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Originally posted by RPROGAS:
Just a reminder in case you didn't catch it, that 4.92 was at 1320 feet, not 1000 feet.

That IS one bad azz altered!

Bob

I hadn't even thought about that! This is one of those deals that put the fun back in drag racing IMO.

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This is one of those deals that put the fun back in drag racing IMO.

Color me happy too.

For the record Richard Hartman ran 304.5 MPH, Saturday night Kebin Kinsley in the War Wagon FA reset the speed record at 304.6 MPH. not a big difference but just enough to get the record. Both cars put on a great show, Hartman leaves with the ET record and Kinsley leaves with the MPH record

And not a facemask in sight...Hope this is the year we get back to the American way of life...

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Originally posted by imakehp:
And not a facemask in sight...Hope this is the year we get back to the American way of life...

That could happen 100%, if the American people wake up to the fact they're being gaslighted by the mainstream media, 24/7 on a loop.

And 70 Funny Cars on site. When was the last time that could be said?

I don't care if the masses revolt, the cures/vaccines available actually work, GOD looks down and says "ENOUGH" or this Covid shyt just goes away...

I just hope it happens !!

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:
And 70 Funny Cars on site. When was the last time that could be said?

I think there were a few funny cars in altered clothing at that race....lol

I like the fact it was Hartman behind the wheel!

It was a lot of fun with a good turn out. Both Richard Hartman and Kebin Kinsley were hauling.
I was on the starting line when Richard Hartman made his first test hit and forgot my ear plugs. Yup, it was loud in case you were wondering.
With all the cars there the race went as well as can be expected.
Managed to get my car in NE2 winners circle and see a lot of friends so it was good. Due to time and wind they called the race and split Finals in last two classes. It was a long day for sure. Got up at 5:30 to be at the track and I did not get home until 3:45 in the morning then got a quick shower and went to bed.

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:
And 70 Funny Cars on site. When was the last time that could be said?

I think it was our own Bob Alberty Jr. that Won the D Feild. I was suited up in staging lanes so did not get to see.

I am still trying to find the qualifying and results.

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Originally posted by Curly1:

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:
And 70 Funny Cars on site. When was the last time that could be said?

I think it was our own Bob Alberty Jr. that Won the D Feild. I was suited up in staging lanes so did not get to see.

I am still trying to find the qualifying and results.

Yes, it was Bob but he runner upped in the D field. I would like to see results also.

Wow, would have loved to have seen the 1000ft numbers so everyone could understand how close that is to what the fuelers are running today.

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:

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Originally posted by Curly1:

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:
And 70 Funny Cars on site. When was the last time that could be said?

I think it was our own Bob Alberty Jr. that Won the D Feild. I was suited up in staging lanes so did not get to see.

I am still trying to find the qualifying and results.

Yes, it was Bob but he runner upped in the D field. I would like to see results also.

He flinched and double stepped the clutch and turned it red in the final. Still a great weekend for the first time out with a funny car. He had only staged the car 3 times coming into this race