Finals

Gary Scelzi wins his first Funny Car title, with a 4.958 @ 312.21 mph run in the Oakley Dodge, defeating Dean Skuza in the money round. 17 seconds, 1 MB.

David Baca makes his first final round appearance in Top Fuel, but it's Larry Dixon who takes the win with a 4.640 @ 319.67 mph blast to sweep the Western Swing! 18.5 seconds, 1.1 MB.

Jeg Coughlin defeats Greg Anderson in the final round of Pro Stock, running 6.839 @ 201 mph. 17.5 seconds, 1.1 MB.

Geno Scali defeats Andrew Hines in the final round of Pro Stock Bike with a 7.177 @ 189.68 mph run, lengthening his lead in the points chase. 15.5 seconds, 1 MB.

Frank Pedregon explodes the entire top half of the engine, shredding the body, bouncing vigorously before finally coming to a stop. 23 seconds, 1.4 MB

One of the most amazing pieces of crash footage ever seen! Frank Pedregon's explosion and aftermath, as viewed by the centerline ground-level camera. The biggest chunk of the body comes to a rest just in front of the camera. Awesome!!! No Audio on this clip. 24.5 seconds, 1.3 Mb

Qualifying

Doug Kallita qualifies the Kalitta dragster on the pole, resetting both ends of the track record with this 4.531 @ 325.77 mph qualifying pass. 18 seconds, 1 Mb.

John Force puts the Castrol Funny Car on the pole with this 4.814 @ 316.90 mph blast, resetting the track record for elapsed time in the process. 17 seconds, 1 Mb.

Greg Anderson grabs his ninth pole of 2003, and sets both ends of the track record with this 6.750 @ 205.10 mph blast. 16 seconds, 1 Mb.

Craig Treble earns his first career top qualifying spot with this 7.062 @ 189.79 pass, which also establishes a new track e.t. record. 15 seconds, 956 kb.

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