Steve Morris

In round one, Joel Greathouse won over Marvin Bridge by running a 6.98 on Drag Radial tires, Lutz won over Dennis Bailey, Jim Blair beat Ed Rice, Tony Nesbitt advanced over a redlighting Sheldon Root, Nick Scavo over Steve Morris, Murillo won in his match, and Keith Bell, Scarry, and Robbins all won their match-ups.

Round two started with Scavo winning over Greathouse when he leaked a bit on the track. In a great nitrous versus turbo race, Jim Robbins and Murillo faced, but the turbo won with a 6.79 to 6.86. Other winners that round included Scarry and Blair, which both advanced after their rivals both broke. Next, Blair and Murillo both got competition bye runs, as Scarry outran Scavo in a 6.70 to 6.86 contest. The Semi-Finals basically ended with Murillo advancing over a broken Blair, and Scarry got a bye into the finals.

The finals between Scarry and Murillo was intense, with Murillo busting a killer .008 reaction to Scarry’s .105, and he got out of the groove as Murillo won the event with a 6.98 run.

Danny Shemwell

In ARP Nostalgia Pro Street, ten cars showed up and it was Jeff Colletta topped the field with a 7.44 at 192, but it was Danny Shemwell who prevailed in the end. Starting with victory over Chuck Demory, who left before the tree was activated, Danny Shemwell was able to get the event win. In an awesome race against Barb Nesbitt, Nesbitt left first with a .045 as Shemwell cut a .058. Both cars were side-by-side, but in the end Shemwell’s 7.52 was enough to get around Nesbitt’s 7.53. Next, Shemwell got a bye run into the finals to face Joe Bucaro. Shemwell murdered the tree with a .033 as Bucaro cut a .114. Bucaro, knowing it was over, ran a lifting 9.84 as Shemwell won the event with a 7.51 run.