This isn’t the first time the Prose family has been honored as National Dragster’s Sportsman Racer of the Month and given their recent history, it might not be the last. 

So far this season, Nathan Prose has been to three events in Super Gas and he’s been to the final round in each of them. Prose kicked off his season at the Division 3 event at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park and drove his colorful Corvette to a victory.  

A week later, Prose went to the Division 5 event in St. Louis and chalked up a second win. He closed out the month with a runner-up finish at the Gerber Collision & Glass Route 66 NHRA Nationals in Joliet, where he went to another final before losing a close final to Dave Dahlem.

After winning 19 of a possible 20 rounds, Prose currently sits No. 19 in the national standings in Super Gas but he’s attended far fewer events than most of the drivers who are ranked above him.

Honorable Mentions

Ryan Montford is a close second to Prose as he enjoyed a great month in Supoer Stock that included a win, a runner-up, and a semifinal across the events in Dallas and St. Louis.

Sherman Adcock Jr. recently enjoyed one of the best weekends of his long career when he wo the Super Gas title at both ends of the Southeast Division double-header at South Georgia Motorsports Park. 

Jeff Taylor nearly pulled off a similar feat when he drove to a win and a runner-up finish in Comp eliminator at the Division 4 double-header at Texas Motorplex in Ennis, Texas.

Jeff Longhany and Kelsea Hinkle both went to a pair of final rounds at South Georgia Motorsports Park and came away with a win and a runner-up. Longhany accomplished the feat in Stock while Hinkle enjoyed the best weekend of her young career in Top Dragster.

Finally, Jeff Strickland, a man no stranger to double wins, scored a win in Stock and a second title in Top Dragster at the Division 5 event at World Wide Technology Raceway in St. Louis.