Final Results: IHRA Summit Racing Pro-Am Tour At Richmond Dragway - Speedway Digest

IHRA Summit Racing Pro-Am Tour Presented By AMSOIL competitors patiently waited out the bad weather at Richmond Dragway in Sandston, Virginia, in order to complete one race of a weekend doubleheader.

Anthony Walton of Jacksonville, North Carolina, cut a perfect light — .0000 reaction time – to defeat Thomas Fletcher of upstate New York in the Stock final.

1/8-MILE FINAL ELIMINATION RESULTS, INDICATING DRIVER, HOMETOWN, DIAL-IN, REACTION TIME, ELAPSED TIME AND TOP SPEED

GOOD VIBRATIONS TOP SPORTSMAN

Winner: Terry Logan (Richmond, Virginia) 4.70 .0281 4.7164 147.44

Runner-up: Todd Atkinson (Mechanicsville, Virginia) 4.78 .0316 4.8096 143.59

GOOD VIBRATIONS TOP DRAGSTER

Winner: Wyatt Colbert (Mechanicsville, Virginia) 4.84 .0253 4.8768 134.77

Runner-up: Jack Trussell (Sumerduck, Virginia) 4.52 5.984 4.8973 128.53

SUPER STOCK

Winner: Jim Reynolds (Raleigh, North Carolina) 5.45 -.0678 5.4587 126.72 mph

Runner-up: Jake Sealey (Aiken, South Carolina) 6.96 -.0117 6.9651 93.89

STOCK

Winner: Anthony Walton (Jacksonville, North Carolina) 6.89 .0000 6.9028 93.89

Runner-up: Thomas Fletcher (Churchville, New York) 6.51 .0363 6.4856 103.93

QUICK ROD

Winner: William Pitz (East Amherst, New York) 5.70 .0299 5.6942 133.41

Runner-up: Mitchell Harkey (China Grove, North Carolina) 5.70 .0120 5.6914 135.66

SUPER ROD

Winner: Dale Koncen (Chaptico, Maryland) 6.40 .0138 6.3856 126.65

Runner-up: Gerald Pierce (Mechanicsville, Maryland) 6.40 .0184 6.3722 125.21

HOT ROD

Winner: Chris Webb (Four Oaks, North Carolina) 7.00 .0159 6.9994 99.58

Runner-up: David Meador (Mechanicsville, Maryland) 7.90 -.0128 (foul) 7.9237 82.10

JR. DRAGSTER

Winner: Chad Logan (Nokesville, Virginia) 7.90 .0160 7.9376 82.39

Runner-up: Allison Lloyd (Doswell, Virginia) 7.90 -.0128 (foul) 7.9327 82.10

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