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Issue 18: May 16

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ND Editor Phil Burgess
Last update: (5/14)


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Rod Fuller drove David Powers’ Caterpillar dragster to his first Top Fuel victory of the season at the O’Reilly NHRA Midwest Nationals. (Richard Brady photo) Also in Madison, Funny Car’s John Force won his 1,000th round of racing. (Teresa Long photo)

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O’REILLY NHRA MIDWEST NATIONALS PRO RESULTS
By Steve Waldron, John Jodauga, and Kelly Wade

Some folks really take the adage “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” to heart. Tim Wilkerson and Mike Neff were each successful in jumping a significant hurdle at Gateway Int’l Raceway. Rod Fuller won in his first final of the season, Kurt Johnson scored for the first time in more than a year, and Andrew Hines strengthened his grip on the points lead while becoming the first Pro Stock Motorcycle rider to make 16 consecutive six-second passes.

Oh, yeah. And some guy named John Force took his record 1,000th Funny Car round-win. (page 14)

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  • Analysis: April Month In Review — The National DRAGSTER staff reflects on the happenings from the previous 30 days and casts a speculative eye on the coming month. This time: painful personal losses, spectacular on-track victories, and major announcements. (page 34)
  • Competition: Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Southern Nationals Sportsman Coverage And Photo Highlights — Blow-by-blow accounts of every battle in Atlanta from Alcohol Dragster to Super Comp, by the ND staff. (page 75)
  • First Person: On The Run With Tony Pedregon — “My experiences at the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach reminded me that the sport of drag racing is much bigger than we realize.” (page 38)

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