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NHRA 101: Your Guide to NHRA Drag Racing

In basic terms, a drag race is an acceleration contest between two vehicles over a measured distance, but what is a holeshot? Or a breakout? Welcome to NHRA 101, your complete guide to the world of NHRA Drag Racing, from the terminology of the sport to what you need to enjoy a day at the races to info on the many different vehicles that take to the track during a race weekend.
NHRA.com Features and Columns

There's more to drag racing than just two cars streaking down the strip. NHRA.com has a wide assortment of regular columns, including the DRAGSTER Insider -- in which ND Editor Phil Burgess treats you to "the stories behind the stories" from yesterday and today -- exclusive Driver Blogs that take you into the homes and trailers of the sport's top stars, and the NHRA.com Notebook. From this area, you also can access previous Special Sections, including special-edition websites and blogs as well as memorial pages.
Meet the Stars of the NHRA Full Throttle Series

Want more information on your favorite NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series drivers? NHRA.com has full bios on all the series regulars, including major accomplishments, best runs, hobbies, and more, plus team and driver website addresses and contact information in the fan-club sections.
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Watch NHRA Drag Racing on TV

All 22 NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series events feature same-day television coverage on ESPN2 of the Professional-class action with play-by-play from motor racing veteran Paul Page and expert color commentary by former Top Fuel and Funny Car racer Mike Dunn. ESPN2 also offers coverage of the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series. NHRA Drag Racing also is aired in Canada on TSN.
The Sights and Sounds of NHRA Drag Racing

NHRA.com offers a wide array of multimedia features for you to enjoy the sights and sounds of NHRA Drag Racing. With video clips and photos from the Full Throttle Drag Racing Series, the popular National DRAGSTER Photo of the Week, and a gallery of .wav files for your computer, there's lots to see and hear in NHRA Multimedia.
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Craig Treble

Date of birth:
November 11, 1965
Hometown:
Houston
Sponsor/Car:
TBD
Crew Chief:
TBD

Career Wins: 14
PSB: 14
Career Final Rounds: 29
PSB: 29
Career Best E.T.:
6.874
Career Best Speed:
194.77

2009: Won at Houston and Englishtown; Raced to three final-round appearances; Posted career-best elapsed time
2008: Earned back-to-back NHRA Playoff appearances; Won the playoff race in Memphis
2007: Earned appearance in inaugural Countdown to 4; Won two of three final-round appearances (Englishtown, Indianapolis); Posted career-best time and speed; Finished in the POWERade top five point standings
2006: Won his first race since 2004 (Pomona 2); Established career-best elapsed time of 7.009 seconds in Reading; Finished in the POWERade top 10 for the eighth consecutive year
2005: Clocked career-best time; Finished in the POWERade top 10 for the seventh consecutive year; Opened the season with a runner-up finish in Gainesville
2004: Set career-best elapsed time; collected one win in four final round appearances; finished in the top five in the Pro Stock Motorcycle standings for the fourth straight season
2003: Earned the No. 1 qualifying spot at Sonoma, the first top spot of his career; recorded a career-best E.T.; finished in the top 10 of the Pro Stock Bike standings for the fifth time in his career
2002: Established career-best numbers in event wins, final-round appearances and round wins; Finished second in points, the highest in his career
2001: For the second straight season he collected $30,000 for winning the All Pro/Bumper to Bumper/Auto Value RT Challenge for competitors in his category with an average reaction time of .4244 of-a-second; Finished in the top five in the final standings for the first time in his career
2000: Competed in his first Pro Stock Bike bonus race at Indianapolis; Collected $30,000 for winning the All Pro/Bumper to Bumper/Auto Value RT Challenge with an average reaction time of .4287 during qualifying in 10 of 14 events
1999: Defeated six-time NHRA champion Dave Schultz at Brainerd for his first career victory; Made two final-round appearances in his rookie season
1994-95: Two-time Division 7 motorcycle champion
1992: Won the Race of Champions at the E.T. Finals in Bakersfield, Calif.
1990: Won the E.T. Finals

Marital status: Single
Height/weight: 5´4´´, 145 lbs.
Hobbies: Bracket racing, working out and running

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