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Issue 5, Feb. 18, 2005
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On the cover
Pro Stock pioneer Warren Johnson, the class' winningest driver and six-time NHRA champion, announced in November that the 2005 season would be his last as a driver. In an exclusive National DRAGSTER interview, "the Professor" talks about his plans for the future, selecting a replacement driver, and what he did over the winter to return to his championship form. (NHRA Photographic)
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INTERVIEW: WARREN JOHNSON By John Jodauga
"You try to win them all, but you know you can't. Conversely, you know that you can't lose them all if you're serious about this business." (page 16)
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PLUS:
Feature: At Home with Prudhomme It's all about Wallys and horses at the track, but at Don Prudhomme's Southern California home, it's all about the dogs. By Ted Yerzyk. (page 24)
Analysis: Road to the Future Award contenders The future looks bright for 2005 rookie-of-the-year nominees Robert Hight (Funny Car), Erica Enders (Pro Stock), and Chip Ellis (Pro Stock Motorcycle). Senior Editor Kevin McKenna compares their strengths, weaknesses, and experience.(page 22)
Tech: Hydrometer how-to In ND's new "How Does It Work?" column, We explain the device that NHRA fuel teams and officials use to precisely measure the critical nitro percentage. (page 14)
Competition: Pontiac Pro Stock SuperBowl - "I'm undefeated in 2005." Dave Connolly, who finished preseason testing with a win over Richie Stevens in Pro Stock's big bash. By Rob Geiger.(page 26)
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