Langdon bracket racing TF

October 04, 2026, 10:01 AM

wideopen231

Langdon made runs in TF that nmake most bracket rac ers proud, I mean back to back day then night and only .005 difference, With 1000n hp dang good and with 11000 beyond impressive IMO. Kalitta boys are just badass this year.

October 04, 2026, 06:13 PM

Curly1

I missed the Jasmine Salinas - Justin Ashley race that had to be Re-Ran. What happened? Something about clock malfunction?

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October 06, 2026, 01:02 PM

BP758

At the 2026 NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals in St. Louis, Justin Ashley defeated Jasmine Salinas in a rare and historic Top Fuel rerun during the second round of eliminations.
The Staging Issue & Rerun Decision
During their initial round-two pairing, a timing and scoring system malfunction disrupted the start. While Jasmine Salinas' pre-stage and stage bulbs worked normally, Justin Ashley's bulbs flickered erratically, and he never saw his bottom bulb turn on.
When the Christmas Tree activated seven seconds later, Salinas launched down the track alone, clocking a 3.815-second pass at 329.99 mph. Ashley never left the starting line. Minutes later, NHRA officials ruled that the tree had malfunctioned and ordered a complete rerun of the matchup.

Smart on his part ! Was he staged didn’t see any replay?

October 08, 2026, 12:07 PM

Mark Yeager

quote:
Originally posted by BP758:
At the 2026 NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals in St. Louis, Justin Ashley defeated Jasmine Salinas in a rare and historic Top Fuel rerun during the second round of eliminations.
The Staging Issue & Rerun Decision
During their initial round-two pairing, a timing and scoring system malfunction disrupted the start. While Jasmine Salinas' pre-stage and stage bulbs worked normally, Justin Ashley's bulbs flickered erratically, and he never saw his bottom bulb turn on.
When the Christmas Tree activated seven seconds later, Salinas launched down the track alone, clocking a 3.815-second pass at 329.99 mph. Ashley never left the starting line. Minutes later, NHRA officials ruled that the tree had malfunctioned and ordered a complete rerun of the matchup.

Smart on his part ! Was he staged didn’t see any replay?

He tried to stage, lit top bulb, rolled into second bulb and it would not come on. We had the same issue in Pomona. However, when it happened to us, NHRA denied it until it happened to a Pro a day later..