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Champions crowned at Northeast opener

READING, Pa. - Champions were crowned today in six classes of the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series at Maple Grove Raceway for the season opener of the NHRA Northeast Division.

Terry Smith of Williamstown, W. Va., took the win in Comp. Eliminator with his '32 roadster over Kevin Houghtaling. Smith's 8.495 second lap at 146.08 mph held off Houghtaling's 9.301, 142.22.

Wes Leopold Jr. grabbed the Super Stock win over Jim Lydon while Lee Zane knocked off Shane Carr in the Stock final. Leopold drove his '93 Daytona to a 10.884 second run for the win with Zane, of Pittsgrove, N.J., clocking in at 12.048 seconds at 103.97 in his winning effort.

Four-time Northeast Division Champion Tom Stalba Jr. beat Ray Sawyer in Super Gas with a run of 9.933 seconds at 152.93 mph. Stalba has two championships in Super Comp and has won championships the last two years in Super Gas.

Southampton, Pa., resident Donald Bangs took the win in Super Comp over Jeff Livezey and Carl Juliano put his '71 Nova in the winner's circle beating Eric Reiff of Boyertown, Pa., in Super Street.

Top Alcohol Dragsters and Funny Cars ran eliminations Saturday night with Steve Cantrell beating the 2002 National Champion Art Gallant in Top Alcohol Dragster with a 5.450 second pass at 258.27 mph. The current NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Funny Car National Champion Frank Manzo used a 5.599 second lap at 258.17 mph to hold off Jim Sickles of Caledonia, N.Y.

Northeast Division racers head to Lebanon Valley Dragway for the next NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series event, July 2-4.

Most of the more than 600 racers pulled double duty this weekend with competition for the Sony PC Richard.com Spring National Open taking place immediately following final eliminations for the Lucas Series. The Spring Open, originally scheduled for the beginning of April, was postponed due to rain.

Gerry Russo of Saddle River, N.J., took the win in Comp. Eliminator over Terry Smith with a pass of 8.773 seconds at 125.47 mph while Tom Sheehan out ran Ron Morehead for the Super Stock win. Sheehan ran a 10.151 to Morehead’s 10.240.

In Stock, it was John Gray and his ’72 Nova over David Ficacci with a run of 11.236 at 99.64 mph. John Martin used a starting-line advantage to take the win in Super Comp over a quicker Zack Holm.

Other winners included Mac Starks Jr. with a run of 9.914 seconds, 153.63 mph in Super Gas; Jason Oldfield of Rochester, N.Y., in Super Street; and Ficacci in Top Stock.

The following are the final results from the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series event at Maple Grove Raceway:

TOP ALCOHOL DRAGSTER
ROUND ONE
1) Ken Perry, Toronto, Ont., 5.487, 245.76 def. 
8) Karen Benkovich, Fanwood, N.J., 5.587, 252.14

6) Rich McPhillips, Phoenixville, Pa., 5.478, 259.56 def. 
9) Mike Kosky, Cuddy, Pa., broke

2) Arthur Gallant, Boxboro, Mass., 5.442, 250.97 def. 
7) David DeAngelis, Middlesex, N.J., foul

4) Steven Cantrell, Wilmington, Del., 17.324, 69.65 def. 
5) Richard Bourke, Norwood, N.J., broke

SEMIFINALS
Cantrell, 5.458, 255.58 def. Perry, 5.446, 261.83
Gallant, 5.485, 258.71 def. McPhillips, 5.552, 259.11

FINALS
Cantrell, 5.450, 258.27 def. Gallant, 5.434, 257.87

TOP ALCOHOL FUNNY CAR
ROUND ONE
2) Paul Gill, Brockton, Mass., '01 Avenger, 5.602, 256.75 def. 
7) Billy Gibson, Chaptico, Md., '05 Firebird, 9.773, 98.18

1) Bob Newberry, Schenectady, N.Y., '03 Camaro, 5.730, 253.90 def. 
8) Jeff McCulloch, Roseneath, Ont., '98 Camaro, broke

3) Frank Manzo, Morganville, N.J., '02 Firebird, 5.858, 253.90 def. 
10) Dan Pomponio, Berlin, N.J., '99 Camaro, 5.940, 243.28

4) Jim Sickles, Caledonia, N.Y., '02 Avenger, 5.724, 250.92 def. 
5) Craig English, Mount Holly, N.J., '98 Mustang, foul

SEMIFINALS
Sickles, 5.709, 251.39 def. Newberry, 7.057, 127.63
Manzo, 5.606, 255.68 def. Gill, 5.598, 256.50

FINALS
Manzo, 5.599, 258.17 def. Sickles, 5.700, 251.77

COMP ELIMINATOR
Terry Smith, Williamstown, W.V., '32 Bantam, D/EA, 8.495, 146.08  def. 
Kevin Houghtaling, Ashland, Va., '91 Calais, H/SM, 9.301, 142.22.

SUPER STOCK
Wes Leopold Jr, Bridgeville, Pa., '93 Daytona, SS/AS, 10.884, 91.06  def. 
Jim Lydon, Natrona Hts, Pa., '90 Camaro, GT/AA, 9.605, 140.14.

STOCK ELIMINATOR
Lee Zane, Pittsgrove, N.J., '74 Apollo, K/SA, 12.048, 103.97  def. 
Shane Carr, Mays Landing, N.J., '94 Camaro, B/FIA, 10.794, 113.43.

SUPER COMP
Donald Bangs, Southampton, Pa., dragster, 8.905, 147.65 def. 
Jeff Livezey, Philadelphia, Pa., dragster, 8.904, 165.84.

SUPER GAS
Tom Stalba Jr, Williamstown, N.J., '63 Corvette, 9.933, 152.93 def. 
Ray Sawyer, Acton, Mass., '02 Camaro, foul.

SUPER STREET
Carl Juliano, Flushing, N.Y., '71 Nova, 10.950, 135.50 def. 
Eric Reiff, Boyertown, Pa., '88 Cutlass, 10.897, 118.56.

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Cantrell, Manzo pick up wins at season opener

READING, Pa. - Steve Cantrell and Frank Manzo took home wins at this weekend's NHRA Northeast Division Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series season opener.

Cantrell took out 2002 National Champion Art Gallant in the final of Top Alcohol Dragster with a 5.450 second pass at 258.27 mph to Gallant's 5.434, 257.87. Cantrell took the early lead off the line and held on to beat the quicker Gallant.

Manzo, defending and nine-time national champion, clocked in at 5.599 seconds at 258.17 mph in the Top Alcohol Funny Car final against Jim Sickles. Sickles left first but his 5.700 second, 251.77 mph pass was not enough to hold Manzo.

The alcohol classes had a full day of action as they ran final qualifying this morning with Ken Perry and Bob Newberry leading their fields into afternoon eliminations. Perry fell to Cantrell in the semi-finals of Top Alcohol Dragster while Newberry went down to Sickles also in semi-final action.

In Comp. Eliminator, Ian Landies Jr. qualified number one with an 8.077 second pass, 0.723 seconds under the index. Landies is followed by Saddle Brook, N.J., resident Al Ackerman running an 8.076, 0.694 under.

John Armstrong qualified on top in Super Stock and Bruce Noland leads in Stock. Armstrong drove his '69 Camaro to a 9.020 seconds pass. Noland went 11.453 seconds in his '72 Camaro.

Racing continues Sunday with eliminations at 9 a.m. Gates open at 8 a.m. For more information, call 610-856-7200.

The following are Saturday’s round by round results for Top Alcohol Dragster and Funny Car and final qualifying for Comp. Eliminator, Super Stock, and Stock at the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series event at Maple Grove Raceway:

TOP ALCOHOL DRAGSTER

ROUND ONE
1) Ken Perry, Toronto, Ont., 5.487, 245.76 def. 
8) Karen Benkovich, Fanwood, N.J., 5.587, 252.14

6) Rich McPhillips, Phoenixville, Pa., 5.478, 259.56 def. 
9) Mike Kosky, Cuddy, Pa., broke

2) Arthur Gallant, Boxboro, Mass., 5.442, 250.97 def. 
7) David DeAngelis, Middlesex, N.J., foul

4) Steven Cantrell, Wilmington, Del., 17.324, 69.65 def. 
5) Richard Bourke, Norwood, N.J., broke

SEMIFINALS
Cantrell, 5.458, 255.58 def. Perry, 5.446, 261.83
Gallant, 5.485, 258.71 def. McPhillips, 5.552, 259.11

FINALS
Cantrell, 5.450, 258.27 def. Gallant, 5.434, 257.87

TOP ALCOHOL FUNNY CAR
ROUND ONE
2) Paul Gill, Brockton, Mass., '01 Avenger, 5.602, 256.75 def. 
7) Billy Gibson, Chaptico, Md., '05 Firebird, 9.773, 98.18

1) Bob Newberry, Schenectady, N.Y., '03 Camaro, 5.730, 253.90 def. 
8) Jeff McCulloch, Roseneath, Ont., '98 Camaro, broke

3) Frank Manzo, Morganville, N.J., '02 Firebird, 5.858, 253.90 def. 
10) Dan Pomponio, Berlin, N.J., '99 Camaro, 5.940, 243.28

4) Jim Sickles, Caledonia, N.Y., '02 Avenger, 5.724, 250.92 def. 
5) Craig English, Mount Holly, N.J., '98 Mustang, foul

SEMIFINALS
Sickles, 5.709, 251.39 def. Newberry, 7.057, 127.63
Manzo, 5.606, 255.68 def. Gill, 5.598, 256.50

FINALS
Manzo, 5.599, 258.17 def. Sickles, 5.700, 251.77


COMP
1) Ian Landies Jr, Chardon, Ohio, '02 Cavalier, F/A, 8.077 seconds, -0.723 (under index)
2) Al Ackerman, Saddle Brook, N.J., dragster, F/D, 8.076, -0.694
3) Frank Aragona Jr., Franklin Square, N.Y., '32 Bantam, F/EA, 8.359, -0.681
4) Kevin Houghtaling, Ashland, Va., '91 Calais, H/SM, 9.099, -0.681
5) Terry Smith, Williamstown, W.V., '32 Bantam, D/EA, 8.346, -0.664
6) Gerry Russo, Saddle River, N.J., '04 Cavalier, C/SMA, 8.285, -0.645
7) Michele Costa, Freehold, N.J., dragster, G/D, 9.052, -0.618
8) Billy Griffin, Norwalk, Conn., '92 Camaro, E/AA, 7.887, -0.613
9) Jeff Liuzzo, Carbondale, Pa., dragster, C/ED, 7.352, -0.608
10) Allyn Armstrong, Kingston, N.S., '72 GT, L/A, 9.143, -0.607

SUPER STOCK
1) John Armstrong, Kingston, N.S., '69 Camaro, SS/BA, 9.020 seconds, -1.180 (under index)
2) Anthony Cretella, Newington, Conn., '86 Camaro, GT/AA, 9.242, -1.158
3) Ray Scardelli, Manalapan, N.J., '97 Probe, GT/H, 10.003, -1.147
4) Leon Miranian, Davidsonville, Md., '68 Corvette, SS/EA, 9.504, -1.146
5) Fred Henson, Madisonville, Texas, '68 Dart, SS/AA, 8.757, -1.143
6) Steve Sweitzer, Jersey Shore, Pa., '92 Firebird, GT/EA, 9.810, -1.140
7) Jeff Roell, Poughquag, N.Y., '93 Mustang, GT/FA, 9.974, -1.126
8) Bucky Hess, Bunker Hill, W.V., '68 Barracuda, SS/AA, 8.774, -1.126
9) Vito Savino, Brewster, N.Y., '95 Grand Am, GT/GA, 10.081, -1.119
10) Gary Ewing, Bel Air, Md., '69 Camaro, SS/IA, 9.896, -1.104

STOCK
1) Bruce Noland, Leesburg, Va., '72 Camaro, J/SA, 11.453 seconds, -1.297 (under index)
2) Jim Marshall, Scottsville, N.Y., '80 Corvette, H/SA, 11.166, -1.284
3) Tom Baird, Blue Point, N.Y., '69 Camaro, B/S, 10.234, -1.266
4) Cecil Frazier, Canton, Mass., '92 Camaro, E/FIA, 11.352, -1.248
5) Fred Thibeault, Annapolis, N.S., '69 Camaro, B/SA, 10.318, -1.232
6) Jim Powers, Manville, N.J., '85 Camaro, F/FIA, 11.724, -1.226
7) Mike Farrell, E Nassau, N.Y., '71 Duster, E/SA, 10.775, -1.225
8) Bob Horgan, Tyngsboro, Mass., '85 Camaro, J/SA, 11.526, -1.224
9) Fred McWilliams, Augusta, N.J., '82 Escort, DF/S, 16.544, -1.206
10) Evan Smith, Matawan, N.J., '93 Mustang, E/FI, 11.307, -1.193

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NHRA kicks off double header at Maple Grove Raceway

READING, Pa. - NHRA drag racing kicked off today for a double header weekend at Maple Grove Raceway. Racers will compete this weekend in both the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series and the Northeast Division Sony/PC Richards.com Spring National Open Series.

In the Lucas Series, it was the Top Alcohol Dragsters and Funny Cars hitting the track for the first round of qualifying with Richard Bourke taking the top spot in the dragster class. Bourke ran a 5.463 second pass at 253.33 mph with Steve Cantrell in the number two spot at 5.475 seconds, 253.04 mph.

Defending Top Alcohol Dragster National Champion Alan Bradshaw crossed the centerline disqualifying his run and will have just one shot on Saturday to make the field. Bradshaw joined forces with Len Cottrell and his Chicken Chokers Racing Team this year after parting ways with Randy Meyer, owner and crew chief of Bradshaw's 2004 championship car.

Cottrell won the 2004 Northeast Division Top Alcohol Dragster Championship with Fran Monaghan in the driver's seat. Monaghan is also outside the eight car field in the sixteenth qualified spot.

Eleven-time division champion Bob Newberry grabbed the early pole position in Top Alcohol Funny Car with a lap of 5.636 seconds, 254.14 mph. Newberry's time was quick enough to hold off division rivals Paul Gill and Frank Manzo who sit in the number two and three positions respectively. Gill ran 5.665 seconds at 256.06 while Manzo clocked in at 5.677, 256.06.

The remaining six classes of racers, and more than 600 cars, were doing battle for the rain delayed Sony/PC Richards Spring National Open. The trend continued with rain delaying the start of qualifying until afternoon. Eliminations began in the late afternoon and continued into the late evening hours.

Racing continues Saturday at 8:30 a.m. with qualifying and time trials for the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series followed by round 1 of eliminations in the afternoon. Top Alcohol Dragsters and Funny Cars receive one final qualifying pass at 1:30 p.m. then have elimination rounds scheduled for 5, 7, and 9 p.m. Gates open at 8 a.m. For more information, call (610) 856-7812.

The following are Friday's qualifying results from the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series at Maple Grove Raceway:

TOP ALCOHOL DRAGSTER
1) Richard Bourke, Norwood, N.J., 5.463 seconds, 253.33 mph
2) Steven Cantrell, Wilmington, Del., 5.475, 253.04
3) Arthur Gallant, Boxboro, Mass., 5.476, 250.74
4) Ken Perry, Toronto, Ont., 5.533, 246.62
5) Rich McPhillips, Phoenixville, Pa., 5.592, 251.06
6) Bruce Insinger, Dushore, Pa., 5.598, 247.07
7) Karen Benkovich, Fanwood, N.J., 5.607, 248.07
8) Daniel Mercier, St. Timothee, Quebec, 5.609, 256.89 

Not Qualified
9) Bruce Horner, Bergenfield, N.J., 5.673, 249.21
10) John Finke, Selkirk, N.Y., 5.729, 250.69
11) Ken Winward, Wilmington, Del., 5.805, 246.03
12) Mark Albert, Baldwin, Pa., 7.096, 146.64
13) Jeff Veale, Stony Creek, Ont., 7.467, 117.11
14) John Headley, Newportville, Pa., 9.136, 77.32
15) Mike Kosky, Cuddy, Pa., 9.468, 86.68
16) Fran Monaghan Jr, Meadowbrook, Pa., 12.219, 62.94
17) Donald Gianquitto, Melrose, Mass., 12.683, 59.64
18) Alan Bradshaw, Odessa, Texas, (no time)

TOP ALCOHOL FUNNY CAR
1) Bob Newberry, Schenectady, N.Y., '03 Camaro, 5.636 seconds, 254.14 mph
2) Paul Gill, Brockton, Mass., '01 Avenger, 5.665, 249.44
3) Frank Manzo, Morganville, N.J., '02 Firebird, 5.677, 256.06
4) Jim Sickles, Caledonia, N.Y., '02 Avenger, 5.802, 249.95
5) Darrel Cox Sr, Whiteford, Md., '01 Firebird, 5.984, 234.98
6) Frank Schuster, Columbus, N.J., '03 Camaro, 6.125, 241.71
7) Jeff McCulloch, Roseneath, Ont., '98 Camaro, 6.170, 223.47
8) Dan Pomponio, Berlin, N.J., '99 Camaro, 6.441, 220.69 

Not Qualified
9) Eric Lourie, Terryville, Conn., '01 Camaro, 8.576, 109.89
10) Billy Gibson, Chaptico, Md., '05 Firebird, 20.700, 27.05
11) Craig English, Mount Holly, N.J., '98 Mustang, (no time)

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Division 1 gears up 2004 Lucas Oil season

READING, Pa. - NHRA Northeast division Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series competitors will head to Maple Grove Raceway to open the 2004 season May 28-30. Racers in eight categories, including 250-mph Top Alcohol Dragsters (TAD) and Top Alcohol Funny Cars (TAFC), will run for points leading to divisional and national championships as well as a share of the more than $560,000 champions' purse.

This race will be the first for many of the division's top competitors in Top Alcohol Funny Car (TAFC) and Top Alcohol Dragster (TAD).

Defending division TAFC champ Frank Manzo will begin his quest for a 10th straight division title as well as his eighth consecutive national crown. Manzo's only race so far this year has been at the NHRA national event in Gainesville, Fla., where he went to the semifinals. In 2003 division competition the Morganville, N.J., racer won five of the seven races, including here at Maple Grove Raceway, and he was the No. 1 qualifier at four of them.

This year, Manzo's closest rival will likely be Bob Newberry, another veteran racer. Last year, Newberry, a resident of Schenectady, N.Y., made four successive runner-up showings in the division. It was enough to place him second in the division point standings. Overall, he was fourth in the national point standings.

In the TAD class, it is unclear whether defending division champ Fran Monaghan will be in competition. The car he drove in 2003 is set to be piloted by reigning TAD national champion Alan Bradshaw. Last year Bradshaw claimed the NHRA West Central division as his home and this year he'll be driving for a new team out of the Northeast division. In 2003, Bradshaw, an Odessa, Texas, resident, had two wins and a runner-up finish on the divisional level and scored four NHRA national event wins.

Arthur Gallant, the 2002 TAD national champion and Northeast division champion, is back in competition this year. The Boxboro, Mass., racer appeared at a limited number of events last year but this season it looks like he may be back to a full schedule. He already has an NHRA national event win under his belt.

Friday's activities will be devoted to completing the track's rain-delayed Spring National Open. Racers in all National Open categories will have one time trial or qualifying pass and then run all rounds of eliminations. TAD and TAFC racers in the Lucas Oil event will have one qualifying run at 6 p.m. Friday. Gates at Maple Grove Raceway will open at 7:30 a.m. and racing will start at 8 a.m.

Gates will open Saturday at 8 a.m. and qualifying and time trials for all Lucas Oil categories will begin at 8:30 a.m. TAD and TAFC will have a qualifying run at 1:30 p.m. All classes will run first round of eliminations starting at 3:30 p.m. and TAD and TAFC will run all rounds of eliminations with first round starting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, gates open at 8 a.m. and eliminations for all remaining classes continue at 9 a.m.

General admission is $20 each day. For more information call Maple Grove Raceway, (610) 856-7200 or visit www.MapleGroveRaceway.com.

NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series drivers will head to Lebanon Valley Dragway in West Lebanon, N.Y., July 2-4 for the next Northeast division race.

NHRA LUCAS OIL DRAG RACING SERIES: Fact Sheet
WHAT: NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, where drivers earn points leading to divisional and national championships. Categories include Top Alcohol Dragster, Top Alcohol Funny Car, Comp Eliminator, Super Stock, Stock Eliminator, Super Comp, Super Gas and Super Street. The event is the first of seven in Northeast Division competition.

WHERE: Maple Grove Raceway, Reading, Pa. Track is located 10 miles south of Reading, off Rout 10. From Pennsylvania Turnpike take exit 298 and go north on Rte. 10 for six miles.

WHEN: Friday through Sunday, May 28-30, 2004

SCHEDULE: Time trials and qualifying schedule for the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series:

FRIDAY, May 28 - Will feature one time trial/qualifying run and all eliminations for rain-delayed Spring National Open. Gates open at 7:30 a.m. Racing begins at 8 a.m. Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car will have one qualifying session for the Lucas Oil event at 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, May 29 -- Gates open at 8 a.m. Qualifying and time trials for Lucas Oil event are scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car qualifying session is scheduled at 1:30 p.m. Comp Eliminator, Super Stock, Stock, Super Comp, Super Gas and Super Street competitors will run first round of eliminations beginning at 3:30 p.m. Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car will run all rounds of eliminations beginning at 5 p.m.

SUNDAY, May 30 -- Gates open at 8 a.m. Eliminations for all remaining classes continue at 9 a.m.

TICKETS: GENERAL ADMISSION/PIT PASS -- $20 Friday, $20 Saturday, $20 Sunday. For more information please call Maple Grove Raceway, (610) 856-7200.

PURSE: The NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series competitors will vie for cash and contingency awards of $160,360, part of the 46-race, $6.5 million series.

2003 EVENT WINNERS: Tony Bartone, Top Alcohol Dragster; Frank Manzo, Top Alcohol Funny Car; Santo Volpe, Comp Eliminator; Leon Miranian, Super Stock; Brian Rowe, Stock Eliminator; Bob Phillips, Super Comp; Ken Bowers, Super Gas; Joe Urbino, Super Street

BONUS PROGRAMS:
NHRA LUCAS OIL DRAG RACING SERIES POINTS FUND -- a $561,000 point fund from Lucas Oil, which will be shared by 2004 NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series divisional champions and national champions. Divisional awards include $8,500 each to the Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car champions; $3,000 to the champions in both Competition and Super Stock; $2,000 each to the champions in Stock, Super Comp, Super Gas and Super Street. The seven national champions will share a bonus of $135,000.

SEALED POWER LOW QUALIFIER BONUS -- a $109,000 overall bonus fund from Federal-Mogul's Sealed Power brand to the low qualifiers at each of the 46 Lucas Oil events: $1,000 each in Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car; $200 each in Comp Eliminator and Super Stock; and $100 in Stock. (TAD and TAFC compete at 43 of 46 divisional events.)

JEG'S ALLSTARS: The best of the best from each of NHRA's seven Divisions will compete for a share of the $100,000 point fund from Jeg's High Performance. The 2004 Jeg's Allstars event will culminate a year-long points battle between drivers in each of NHRA's Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series' eight classes. the top points earner in each category will qualify to represent his/her division at the 2004 Jeg's Allstars. Points are based on in-division races only.

The winning division's team will share $20,000 and individual awards include $7,000 each to the Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car champions, $6,000 to champions in Comp Eliminator and Super Stock, and $4,500 to the Stock, Super Comp, Super Gas, and Super Street champions. Runners-up in all categories will earn $2,000 apiece. Each Allstars competitor will also receive a share of a $20,000 towing fund to get to the event.

This year, event sponsor, Jeg's High Performance, has offered a "double up" bonus to Allstars competitors. Winners in each individual class who go on to win the national event will have their Allstars prize money doubled.

FEATURES: More than 500 drivers in the eight racing categories. Eight-car fields in Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car, featuring five-second, 260 mph side-by-side racing.