Volume IX, Issue 9, Page 104

Mo’ Marriott at Mo-Kan

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Mo-Kan Dragway in Asbury, MO, is always a favorite stop on the Outlaw Fuel Altered Association tour because, well, what’s better than outlaw fuel altered drag racing on an outlaw drag strip that has been around since the Sixties? Mo-Kan is a unique track with the “old school” feel that any nostalgic drag racing fan appreciates. Dedicated fans flood the gates each and every Labor Day weekend to see the fuel altereds do their thing; it’s an awesome sight that cannot be equaled. The OFAA teams always enjoy their visit to headline this classic event and this year was no different.

Brad Rigler needs to have his own road named after him on the property as he has owned the winner’s circle for three consecutive years. However, a new engine and clutch combination has “Toxic” crew chief Danny Wright scratching his head and the team hopes to turn their luck around. The stands were at maximum capacity as a field of twelve blown fuel altered lined up to make their first of two qualifying attempts on Saturday evening.

Final Qualifying Order: 
1) Bobby Marriott “Shockwave” (Pilot Point, TX)
4.013
2) Travis Bouchey “Excitation” (Stephenville, TX)
4.028
3) Ted Elrod “Killin’ Time” (O.P., Kansas)
4.09
4) Jack Hodgson “Southern Outlaw” (Waco, TX)
4.288
5) Brad Rigler “Toxic” (Heath, TX)
4.331
6) Howard Knowles “Cheaper Than Therapy” (Carthage, MO)
4.333
7) Wayne Lewis “Thrill Factor” (Texarkana, TX)
4.348
8) DoDad Burton (Tyler, TX)
4.355
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9) Nick Poloson “Sundown” (San Antonio, TX)
4.369
10) John Broussard “Purple Haze” (Lake Charles, LA)
4.467
11) Tom Butherus (Goddard, KS)
4.83
12) Chris White “White Lightning” (Ft. Worth, TX)
5.333

The qualifiers worked all day on Sunday to prepare their cars for an eight-car, three-round elimination event. Poloson was bumped into the field taking the place of Knowles, who broke on his second qualifying pass. Marriott lined up with Rigler in a heavyweight battle to start eliminations.  

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