**NSCRA May 3rd Event at PBIR**
05-03-09 | 09:13 PM
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I herd it was a good day at PBIR.. Big Daddy ran 8.9's but lost in the finals to Daren, however!! Big Daddy did beat Tito's Porsche 
Big Congratulations to Kilo racing on their PB with Dream Machine.. Also many thanks to Kilito for providing me with quick updates of the times etc. While bullshitting around the city with team GRS, we were able to post all of the latest results & pics because of guys like Kilito. Thanks again bro.
Time machines also ran some insane numbers... Hopefully I'll be at the next PBIR event on July 5th
Big Congratulations to Kilo racing on their PB with Dream Machine.. Also many thanks to Kilito for providing me with quick updates of the times etc. While bullshitting around the city with team GRS, we were able to post all of the latest results & pics because of guys like Kilito. Thanks again bro.
Time machines also ran some insane numbers... Hopefully I'll be at the next PBIR event on July 5th
05-04-09 | 10:27 PM
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Here is the full release on the classes besides ET1 bracket. Quick 16 heads up has been replaced with South Florida Turbo's True Street Class.
May 3rd, 2009 – West Palm Beach, Florida – The National Sport Compact Racing Association (NSCRA) opened up their first race towards the championship points chase at Palm Beach International Raceway on May 3rd, 2009. Over 100 race cars were in attendance competing in eight classes of pure sport compact drag racing action. The vendor row was packed with sponsors’ booths including Race Engineering, Torque Solution, SPEC Clutch, Mike Turbo Inc., South Florida Turbo, Phantom Grip, Racing Engine Valves, Euro Export Inc., and WWR Turbo & Injection. Alongside vendor row was over 100 show cars competing in over 20 different classes with some of the nicest cars South Florida has to offer. The full release and results after the jump.
In the South Florida Turbo Street class, Chris Green made his debut in his 2002 Audi S4. For those that have never heard of Chris Green, he used to campaign one of the fastest Volkswagen Jettas around. After sitting out a couple of years, Chris Green decided to take the powerplant from his race-proven Jetta and put it into an Audi chassis and chose the NSCRA’s season opener to make his statement in the South Florida Turbo Street class. Green’s drag racing experience and expertise paid off as he piloted his Audi over Gregory Morris in round one, Pete Soto in round two, and Silvio Leal in the final round. The South Florida Turbo Street Class had 10 racers in its debut with cars ranging from Nissan 240 SXs to Lexus GS’, EVOs and even a brand new 2009 GT-R. Congratulations to Chris Green on his win and a successful debut to his new race car. We look forward to seeing him at the rest of the NSCRA’s events throughout 2009.
In the Street Compact NA class, Mark Podkowik took his 1994 K-powered Honda Civic through the rounds running consistently in the mid-to-low 11s all day long. In the first round he ousted Nicole Barroso, had a single in the semi-finals and faced Heriberto Marin in the finals. Heriberto knew he had a lot on his hands racing Podkowik, who was the number one qualifier, despite having an 11-sceond car himself. Marin tried his best to catch a great light at the tree, but ended up fouling, handing Podkowik the win with a 11.516 @ 121 mph. Congratulations to Podkowik and his Hybrid Racing Civic EG.
Phantom Grip’s Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder class brought out all the heavy hitters with more than 16 racers gunning for a spot in heads-up racing competition. Hector Santana in his 1983 Starlet proved to be too much for all the Honda-powered vehicles out there. Jeremy Alderman made his way to the finals in his 1993 Honda to face Hector Santana for one of the closest races the NSCRA has yet to see. Hector Santana caught a better light with a .125 vs. Alderman’s .168 and got to the finish line with a 10.122 @ 134.15 mph to Alderman’s 10.290 @ 138.67 mph. The competition in the Phantom Grip Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder class was by far the closest class of cars we have ever seen on the track and was excited to see a qualifying class with over 16 vehicles. We are very excited to see everyone dial-in their cars for the July 5th, 2009 event.
Street Outlaw 6-Cylinder brought out nine cars to the competition with Darin Dichiara in his Titan Motorsports Supra taking the number one qualifying position with an 8.625 @ 166.68. Chris Gore was the other MKIV Supra, representing South Florida Turbo in right hand drive fashion. On their way to the finals, Gore took out Charles Walker in his 2JZ-powered S2000, Larry Ramnath in the beautiful orange Silvia S15 and had a bye-run into the finals. Dichiara also had his hands full, piloting his 6-speed Supra past Frank Muniz and Vijay Ramkissoon. The semi-final round would prove to be Dichiara’s last of the day however, as his Supra’s differential had more than it could handle. Gore took a final pass on his own finishing the day with a 9.337 @ 155.72 mph and a win. Hopefully we’ll have another chance to see the two MKIV Supras battle it out against one another in true fashion – automatic vs. 6-speed.
The Naturally Aspirated Sport Compact class brought back out many local favorites. Despite only having a four car field, one exciting show was put on. Jesus Padilla Jr. was piloting his father’s famous ’85 Mazda RX-7, taking the win against Luis Martinez with a 9.780 @ 136.66 mph. In the other match up, Armando Melendez, who was also piloting a Kilo Racing vehicle took the win with a 13.678 @ 63.99 against a broken Fabian Yearwood. The finals pitted the two Kilo Racing cars together, and Jesus Padilla Jr. would get caught sleeping at the lights pulling a .436 reaction time to Armando’s .097. Padilla Jr.’s RX-7 just couldn’t drive around Melendez on the top end with Melendez taking the win with a 10.211 @ 129.28 mph to Padilla Jr.’s 9.898 @ 135.71. We want to thank all the competitors that came out to represent the Naturally Aspirated Sport Compact class and putting on a show for the packed crowd in the stands.
Turbo Sport Compact featured some 8 and 9-second cars with Juan Rodriguez in his ’81 Toyota taking the final win light against Hector Garcia’s ’82 Mazda in another extremely close race. Rodriguez had run consistent low 9-second passes all day while Garcia was not only the number one qualifier, but had dispatched Hugo Pantaleon with a blistering 8.774 @ 134.86 mph pass in round one. The finals would have an upset win however as Rodriguez pulled off the victory with a 9.368 @ 146.86 mph vs. Hector Garcia’s 9.527 @ 124.33 mph. Congratulations to Juan Rodriguez and his team from Lantana, Florida!
Last but not least the Modified Sport Compact class was packed with some of the world’s fastest sport compacts. Jason Greenawalt in the Mazworx S15 threw down one of its fastest passes yet in the second round of qualifying despite was letting off after a mishap in the engine bay. Nevertheless the crowd was going crazy over Greenawalt’s 7.374 @ 163.55 mph run. Unfortunately for Greenawalt and the Mazworx team, that second qualifying pass would be its last of the day. Ken Scheepers took highest mph honors with a 189.04 mph run in his Mazda RX-8 but had issues as well going into eliminations. Eliminations competition brought the field to a six car field after Scheepers and Greenawalt were done for the day. Luis Ferrer Jr. piloted his ’07 Scion tC to the winners circle with several high 7-second passes. Ferrer Jr. also did double duty at the event, racing in his ’81 Corolla in the Turbo Sport Compact Class. Congratulations to a true supporter of sport compact drag racing on his win in the Modified Sport Compact class.
The NSCRA would like to thank all the racers, supporters and spectators for helping make the May 3rd, 2009 event a huge success. The stands were packed and the family-friendly atmosphere made it an enjoyable event for enthusiasts of all ages and interests. We look forward to seeing everyone back at Palm Beach International Raceway on July 5th, 2009.
The NSCRA would like especially like to thank all of its sponsors and media affiliates for supporting the NSCRA: Phantom Grip, South Florida Turbo, Torque Solution, SPEC Clutch, Usual Line-Up, Mike Turbo Inc., Race Engineering Inc., Racing Engine Valves (REV), Euro Export Inc., WWR Turbo & Injection, www.tunerzine.com, www.speedmotiv.com, www.dragmotiv.com, www.bizspeed.net, www.grs-motorsports.com, www.racingscenemag.com and www.prsportcompact.com.
Over 500 photos have been posted up on the NSCRA’s website at http://www.nscra.com under gallery for the Round 1: Season Opener event.
South Florida Turbo True Street
Number 1 Qualifier: Silvio Leal ’95 Nissan - 10.256 @ 137.04 mph
Class Winner: Chris Green ’02 Audi - 9.840 @ 146.24 mph
Runner-Up: Silvio Leal ’95 Nissan - 10.215 @ 135.56 mph
Street Compact Naturally Aspirated
Number 1 Qualifier: Mark Podkowik ’94 Honda Civic - 11.051 @ 124.56 mph
Class Winner: Mark Podkowik ’94 Honda Civic - 11.516 @ 121.50 mph
Runner-Up: Heriberto Marin ’95 Honda Civic - 11.822 @ 102.64 mph
Phantom Grip Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder
Number 1 Qualifier: Anthony Massburg ’05 Evolution - 9.371 @ 153.13 mph
Class Winner: Hector Santana ’82 Starlet - 10.122 @ 134.15 mph
Runner-Up: Jeremy Alderman ’93 Honda - 10.290 @ 138.67 mph
Street Outlaw 6-Cylinder
Number 1 Qualifier: Darin Dichiara ’94 Toyota Supra - 8.625 @ 166.68 mph
Class Winner: Chris Gore ’96 Toyota Supra - 9.337 @ 155.72 mph
Runner-Up: Darin Dichiara broke
Naturally Aspirated Sport Compact
Number 1 Qualifier: Armando Melendez ’72 Nissan - 10.224 @ 129.33
Class Winner: Armando Melendez ’72 Nissan - 10.211 @ 129.28 mph
Runner-Up: Jesus Padilla Jr. ’85 Mazda - 9.898 @ 135.71 mph
Turbo Sport Compact
Number 1 Qualifier: Hector Garcia ’82 Mazda - 9.527 @ 124.33 mph
Class Winner: Juan Rodriguez ’81 Toyota - 9.368 @ 146.86 mph
Runner-Up: Hector Garcia ’82 Mazda - 9.527 @ 124.33 mph
Modified Sport Compact
Number 1 Qualifier: Jason Greenawalt ’00 Silvia S15 - 7.374 @ 163.55 mph
Runner-Up: Ferdinard Rivera ’80 Corolla - 8.400 @ 158.20 mph
May 3rd, 2009 – West Palm Beach, Florida – The National Sport Compact Racing Association (NSCRA) opened up their first race towards the championship points chase at Palm Beach International Raceway on May 3rd, 2009. Over 100 race cars were in attendance competing in eight classes of pure sport compact drag racing action. The vendor row was packed with sponsors’ booths including Race Engineering, Torque Solution, SPEC Clutch, Mike Turbo Inc., South Florida Turbo, Phantom Grip, Racing Engine Valves, Euro Export Inc., and WWR Turbo & Injection. Alongside vendor row was over 100 show cars competing in over 20 different classes with some of the nicest cars South Florida has to offer. The full release and results after the jump.
In the South Florida Turbo Street class, Chris Green made his debut in his 2002 Audi S4. For those that have never heard of Chris Green, he used to campaign one of the fastest Volkswagen Jettas around. After sitting out a couple of years, Chris Green decided to take the powerplant from his race-proven Jetta and put it into an Audi chassis and chose the NSCRA’s season opener to make his statement in the South Florida Turbo Street class. Green’s drag racing experience and expertise paid off as he piloted his Audi over Gregory Morris in round one, Pete Soto in round two, and Silvio Leal in the final round. The South Florida Turbo Street Class had 10 racers in its debut with cars ranging from Nissan 240 SXs to Lexus GS’, EVOs and even a brand new 2009 GT-R. Congratulations to Chris Green on his win and a successful debut to his new race car. We look forward to seeing him at the rest of the NSCRA’s events throughout 2009.
In the Street Compact NA class, Mark Podkowik took his 1994 K-powered Honda Civic through the rounds running consistently in the mid-to-low 11s all day long. In the first round he ousted Nicole Barroso, had a single in the semi-finals and faced Heriberto Marin in the finals. Heriberto knew he had a lot on his hands racing Podkowik, who was the number one qualifier, despite having an 11-sceond car himself. Marin tried his best to catch a great light at the tree, but ended up fouling, handing Podkowik the win with a 11.516 @ 121 mph. Congratulations to Podkowik and his Hybrid Racing Civic EG.
Phantom Grip’s Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder class brought out all the heavy hitters with more than 16 racers gunning for a spot in heads-up racing competition. Hector Santana in his 1983 Starlet proved to be too much for all the Honda-powered vehicles out there. Jeremy Alderman made his way to the finals in his 1993 Honda to face Hector Santana for one of the closest races the NSCRA has yet to see. Hector Santana caught a better light with a .125 vs. Alderman’s .168 and got to the finish line with a 10.122 @ 134.15 mph to Alderman’s 10.290 @ 138.67 mph. The competition in the Phantom Grip Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder class was by far the closest class of cars we have ever seen on the track and was excited to see a qualifying class with over 16 vehicles. We are very excited to see everyone dial-in their cars for the July 5th, 2009 event.
Street Outlaw 6-Cylinder brought out nine cars to the competition with Darin Dichiara in his Titan Motorsports Supra taking the number one qualifying position with an 8.625 @ 166.68. Chris Gore was the other MKIV Supra, representing South Florida Turbo in right hand drive fashion. On their way to the finals, Gore took out Charles Walker in his 2JZ-powered S2000, Larry Ramnath in the beautiful orange Silvia S15 and had a bye-run into the finals. Dichiara also had his hands full, piloting his 6-speed Supra past Frank Muniz and Vijay Ramkissoon. The semi-final round would prove to be Dichiara’s last of the day however, as his Supra’s differential had more than it could handle. Gore took a final pass on his own finishing the day with a 9.337 @ 155.72 mph and a win. Hopefully we’ll have another chance to see the two MKIV Supras battle it out against one another in true fashion – automatic vs. 6-speed.
The Naturally Aspirated Sport Compact class brought back out many local favorites. Despite only having a four car field, one exciting show was put on. Jesus Padilla Jr. was piloting his father’s famous ’85 Mazda RX-7, taking the win against Luis Martinez with a 9.780 @ 136.66 mph. In the other match up, Armando Melendez, who was also piloting a Kilo Racing vehicle took the win with a 13.678 @ 63.99 against a broken Fabian Yearwood. The finals pitted the two Kilo Racing cars together, and Jesus Padilla Jr. would get caught sleeping at the lights pulling a .436 reaction time to Armando’s .097. Padilla Jr.’s RX-7 just couldn’t drive around Melendez on the top end with Melendez taking the win with a 10.211 @ 129.28 mph to Padilla Jr.’s 9.898 @ 135.71. We want to thank all the competitors that came out to represent the Naturally Aspirated Sport Compact class and putting on a show for the packed crowd in the stands.
Turbo Sport Compact featured some 8 and 9-second cars with Juan Rodriguez in his ’81 Toyota taking the final win light against Hector Garcia’s ’82 Mazda in another extremely close race. Rodriguez had run consistent low 9-second passes all day while Garcia was not only the number one qualifier, but had dispatched Hugo Pantaleon with a blistering 8.774 @ 134.86 mph pass in round one. The finals would have an upset win however as Rodriguez pulled off the victory with a 9.368 @ 146.86 mph vs. Hector Garcia’s 9.527 @ 124.33 mph. Congratulations to Juan Rodriguez and his team from Lantana, Florida!
Last but not least the Modified Sport Compact class was packed with some of the world’s fastest sport compacts. Jason Greenawalt in the Mazworx S15 threw down one of its fastest passes yet in the second round of qualifying despite was letting off after a mishap in the engine bay. Nevertheless the crowd was going crazy over Greenawalt’s 7.374 @ 163.55 mph run. Unfortunately for Greenawalt and the Mazworx team, that second qualifying pass would be its last of the day. Ken Scheepers took highest mph honors with a 189.04 mph run in his Mazda RX-8 but had issues as well going into eliminations. Eliminations competition brought the field to a six car field after Scheepers and Greenawalt were done for the day. Luis Ferrer Jr. piloted his ’07 Scion tC to the winners circle with several high 7-second passes. Ferrer Jr. also did double duty at the event, racing in his ’81 Corolla in the Turbo Sport Compact Class. Congratulations to a true supporter of sport compact drag racing on his win in the Modified Sport Compact class.
The NSCRA would like to thank all the racers, supporters and spectators for helping make the May 3rd, 2009 event a huge success. The stands were packed and the family-friendly atmosphere made it an enjoyable event for enthusiasts of all ages and interests. We look forward to seeing everyone back at Palm Beach International Raceway on July 5th, 2009.
The NSCRA would like especially like to thank all of its sponsors and media affiliates for supporting the NSCRA: Phantom Grip, South Florida Turbo, Torque Solution, SPEC Clutch, Usual Line-Up, Mike Turbo Inc., Race Engineering Inc., Racing Engine Valves (REV), Euro Export Inc., WWR Turbo & Injection, www.tunerzine.com, www.speedmotiv.com, www.dragmotiv.com, www.bizspeed.net, www.grs-motorsports.com, www.racingscenemag.com and www.prsportcompact.com.
Over 500 photos have been posted up on the NSCRA’s website at http://www.nscra.com under gallery for the Round 1: Season Opener event.
South Florida Turbo True Street
Number 1 Qualifier: Silvio Leal ’95 Nissan - 10.256 @ 137.04 mph
Class Winner: Chris Green ’02 Audi - 9.840 @ 146.24 mph
Runner-Up: Silvio Leal ’95 Nissan - 10.215 @ 135.56 mph
Street Compact Naturally Aspirated
Number 1 Qualifier: Mark Podkowik ’94 Honda Civic - 11.051 @ 124.56 mph
Class Winner: Mark Podkowik ’94 Honda Civic - 11.516 @ 121.50 mph
Runner-Up: Heriberto Marin ’95 Honda Civic - 11.822 @ 102.64 mph
Phantom Grip Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder
Number 1 Qualifier: Anthony Massburg ’05 Evolution - 9.371 @ 153.13 mph
Class Winner: Hector Santana ’82 Starlet - 10.122 @ 134.15 mph
Runner-Up: Jeremy Alderman ’93 Honda - 10.290 @ 138.67 mph
Street Outlaw 6-Cylinder
Number 1 Qualifier: Darin Dichiara ’94 Toyota Supra - 8.625 @ 166.68 mph
Class Winner: Chris Gore ’96 Toyota Supra - 9.337 @ 155.72 mph
Runner-Up: Darin Dichiara broke
Naturally Aspirated Sport Compact
Number 1 Qualifier: Armando Melendez ’72 Nissan - 10.224 @ 129.33
Class Winner: Armando Melendez ’72 Nissan - 10.211 @ 129.28 mph
Runner-Up: Jesus Padilla Jr. ’85 Mazda - 9.898 @ 135.71 mph
Turbo Sport Compact
Number 1 Qualifier: Hector Garcia ’82 Mazda - 9.527 @ 124.33 mph
Class Winner: Juan Rodriguez ’81 Toyota - 9.368 @ 146.86 mph
Runner-Up: Hector Garcia ’82 Mazda - 9.527 @ 124.33 mph
Modified Sport Compact
Number 1 Qualifier: Jason Greenawalt ’00 Silvia S15 - 7.374 @ 163.55 mph
Runner-Up: Ferdinard Rivera ’80 Corolla - 8.400 @ 158.20 mph
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05-04-09 | 11:06 PM
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05-05-09 | 12:16 AM
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Team AWD/USP Motorsports.
Mike's 8sec evo
Video---->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2UMyTpDT84
Chris's 9sec Audi S4/NSCRA true street class winner.
Video---->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=097Ao...e=channel_page
Mike's 8sec evo
Video---->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2UMyTpDT84
Chris's 9sec Audi S4/NSCRA true street class winner.
Video---->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=097Ao...e=channel_page
05-05-09 | 12:38 AM
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05-05-09 | 12:49 AM
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South Florida Turbo True Street:
1. Chris Green '02 Audi 10.809 @ 141.94
2. Mohamed Rustam '95 Lexus 11.014 @ 116.34
3. Silvio Leal '95 Nissan 11.513 @ 133.39
4. David Pinto '09 GTR 11.703 @ 121.10
5. Pete Soto '06 EVO 11.840 @ 117.55
6. Feyaz Khan '93 Lexus 12.087 @ 118.22
7. Andre Cargill '95 240 SX 14.812 @ 84.94
8. Gregory Morris 18.053 @ 82.91
Phantom Grip Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder
1. Hector Santana '82 Starlet 10.047 @ 135.70
2. Rodolfo Mercado Honda Civic 10.098 @ 158.26
3. Diego Hernandez '93 Honda 10.202 @ 145.42
4. Jeremy Alderman '93 Honda 10.470 @ 139.43
5. Darnell Paul '94 Civic 10.667 @ 134.66
6. Anthony Massburg '05 EVO 10.710 @ 153.13
7. Steven Thomson '96 Civic 10.864 @ 129.17
8. Richard Anstigueta '93 Civic 10.925 @ 120.92
9. David Marks Honda Civic 11.051 @ 134.26
10. Alfredo Morales '94 Honda 11.424 @ 143.96
11. Ryan Chin '99 Acura Integra 11.481 @ 136.61
12. Miguel Him '97 Acura 11.918 @ 118.45
13. Carlo Bryan '95 Civic 12.103 @ 138.81
14. Danny Smith '92 Civic 13.457 @ 84.48
15. Raul Meza '92 240 SX 14.198 @ 81.28
16. Manuel Oviedo '08 Mazda 3 14.242 @ 108.75
17. Mike Colon '92 MR2 15.131 @ 130.96
18. Jose Rodriguez MR2 17.335 @ 90.56
Street Outlaw 6-Cylinder
1. Darin Dichiara '94 Toyota 8.625 @ 166.68
2. Vijay Ramkissoon '89 Supra 8.907 @ 169.02
3. Alberth Davila '01 Honda 9.222 @ 157.48
4. Chris Gore '96 Supra 9.234 @ 161.67
5. Frank Muniz '88 Nissan 9.539 @ 152.59
6. Neil Ramkissoon 240 SX 10.582 @ 132.19
7. Larry Ramnath '01 Nissan 10.80 @ 104.68
8. Charles Walker '06 S2000 11.899 @ 137.47
9. Eddie Bello '94 Porsche 15.070 @ 69.20
Street Compact NA
1. Mark Podkowik '94 Honda Civic 11.174 @ 122.78
2. Christian Castillo '96 Civic 11.362 @ 120.40
3. Heriberto Marin '95 Civic 11.636 @ 117.43
4. Jovani Howell '93 12.842 @ 109.73
5. Nicole Barroso '95 Integra 13.147 @ 103.38
6. Jason Forbes '92 Honda 13.478 @ 104.12
Turbo Sport Compact
1. Hector Garcia '82 Mazda 8.627 @ 160.84
2. Luis Ferrer Jr '81 Corolla 8.884 @ 154.23
3. Juan Rodriguez '81 Toyota 9.176 @ 147.44
4. Junior Espinal '95 Honda 9.206 @ 158.56
5. Rafael Perez '87 RX-7 9.622 @ 149.12
6. Hugo Pantaleon '81 Corolla 10.853 @ 128.10
Racer # 3945 - No Name 12.022 @ 117.97
NA Sport Compact
1. Armando Michael '72 Nissan 10.299 @ 128.98
2. Jesus Padilla Jr '85 Mazda 11.512 @ 83.74
3. Luis Martinez '80 Mazda 13.191 @ 106.24
4. Fabian Yearwood '99 Accord 14.859 @ 99.68
Street Outlaw 4 next
David marks vs Jeremy Alderman
Win Jeremy 10.28
Losse David 11.20
Alfredo Morales vs Richard Anst
win Richard Ants 10.21
Losse Alfredo Prb
Mike colon vs Josue Echaveria
win Josue 10.32
losse mike 10.74
Miguel sim vs Anthony mass
win Anthony 9.32
losse Miguel
Rodolfo mercado vs Ryan Chin
win Ryan Chin 11.33
losse Rodolfo Prb
Carlo Bryan vs Diego Hernandez
win Carlo bryan 12.15
Diego prb
Hector Santana vs Danny smith
win Hector Santana 10.07 en la starlet
Danny smith prb
Street Outlaw 6
Big daddy vs Eddie bello
win big daddy 8.96@170mph
Eddie Bello Losse
s2000 2jz blanco vs supra blanco
win supra 10.38
S2000 Prb
Silvia Drag Int vs S2000 2jz rojo
Win Silvia 9.45
s2000 9.85
300zx Blanco bye
9.29
Darrin Dichiarra Bye
8.66@167mph
Sport compact N/a
kilito vs El cuco Glc
Win Kilito 9.78@137mph
Gato en el Kilo Datsun vs Fabian Yearwood
win Gato 13.67
Hard Target
vs
Datsun Lopez Racing
Win Hard target 17.97
Lopez racing Red
Dream machine
vs
starlet Clubman en los controles
win starlet slow
Lose Dream machine red 7.73@173mph
Papo Racing
vs
Jerry Racing
win Jerry Racing 7.73@179mph
lose Papo racing Prob
Street Outlaw 6 semi finals
Big Daddy
vs
Darin Dichiarra
win Darin Dichiarra 8.80@165mph
lose Big daddy 9.30@137mph
Supra Blanco Bye
semi final street outlaw4
Hector santana starlet win 10.16@118mph
vs
Civic Josue Echararria lose 10.80@150mph
awd evo Lose Prb
vs
Civic win
Final Street compact N/a
Heriberto Marin lose 11.82@102mph
vs
marc p win 11.51@121
Final Street outlaw 4
Hector santana starlet win 10.12@134mph
vs
Jeremy Alderman civic 10.29@140mph
Final Modified
Jerry Racing 8.40 @158mph
vs
Hard Target win 7.73@173mph
1. Chris Green '02 Audi 10.809 @ 141.94
2. Mohamed Rustam '95 Lexus 11.014 @ 116.34
3. Silvio Leal '95 Nissan 11.513 @ 133.39
4. David Pinto '09 GTR 11.703 @ 121.10
5. Pete Soto '06 EVO 11.840 @ 117.55
6. Feyaz Khan '93 Lexus 12.087 @ 118.22
7. Andre Cargill '95 240 SX 14.812 @ 84.94
8. Gregory Morris 18.053 @ 82.91
Phantom Grip Street Outlaw 4-Cylinder
1. Hector Santana '82 Starlet 10.047 @ 135.70
2. Rodolfo Mercado Honda Civic 10.098 @ 158.26
3. Diego Hernandez '93 Honda 10.202 @ 145.42
4. Jeremy Alderman '93 Honda 10.470 @ 139.43
5. Darnell Paul '94 Civic 10.667 @ 134.66
6. Anthony Massburg '05 EVO 10.710 @ 153.13
7. Steven Thomson '96 Civic 10.864 @ 129.17
8. Richard Anstigueta '93 Civic 10.925 @ 120.92
9. David Marks Honda Civic 11.051 @ 134.26
10. Alfredo Morales '94 Honda 11.424 @ 143.96
11. Ryan Chin '99 Acura Integra 11.481 @ 136.61
12. Miguel Him '97 Acura 11.918 @ 118.45
13. Carlo Bryan '95 Civic 12.103 @ 138.81
14. Danny Smith '92 Civic 13.457 @ 84.48
15. Raul Meza '92 240 SX 14.198 @ 81.28
16. Manuel Oviedo '08 Mazda 3 14.242 @ 108.75
17. Mike Colon '92 MR2 15.131 @ 130.96
18. Jose Rodriguez MR2 17.335 @ 90.56
Street Outlaw 6-Cylinder
1. Darin Dichiara '94 Toyota 8.625 @ 166.68
2. Vijay Ramkissoon '89 Supra 8.907 @ 169.02
3. Alberth Davila '01 Honda 9.222 @ 157.48
4. Chris Gore '96 Supra 9.234 @ 161.67
5. Frank Muniz '88 Nissan 9.539 @ 152.59
6. Neil Ramkissoon 240 SX 10.582 @ 132.19
7. Larry Ramnath '01 Nissan 10.80 @ 104.68
8. Charles Walker '06 S2000 11.899 @ 137.47
9. Eddie Bello '94 Porsche 15.070 @ 69.20
Street Compact NA
1. Mark Podkowik '94 Honda Civic 11.174 @ 122.78
2. Christian Castillo '96 Civic 11.362 @ 120.40
3. Heriberto Marin '95 Civic 11.636 @ 117.43
4. Jovani Howell '93 12.842 @ 109.73
5. Nicole Barroso '95 Integra 13.147 @ 103.38
6. Jason Forbes '92 Honda 13.478 @ 104.12
Turbo Sport Compact
1. Hector Garcia '82 Mazda 8.627 @ 160.84
2. Luis Ferrer Jr '81 Corolla 8.884 @ 154.23
3. Juan Rodriguez '81 Toyota 9.176 @ 147.44
4. Junior Espinal '95 Honda 9.206 @ 158.56
5. Rafael Perez '87 RX-7 9.622 @ 149.12
6. Hugo Pantaleon '81 Corolla 10.853 @ 128.10
Racer # 3945 - No Name 12.022 @ 117.97
NA Sport Compact
1. Armando Michael '72 Nissan 10.299 @ 128.98
2. Jesus Padilla Jr '85 Mazda 11.512 @ 83.74
3. Luis Martinez '80 Mazda 13.191 @ 106.24
4. Fabian Yearwood '99 Accord 14.859 @ 99.68
Street Outlaw 4 next
David marks vs Jeremy Alderman
Win Jeremy 10.28
Losse David 11.20
Alfredo Morales vs Richard Anst
win Richard Ants 10.21
Losse Alfredo Prb
Mike colon vs Josue Echaveria
win Josue 10.32
losse mike 10.74
Miguel sim vs Anthony mass
win Anthony 9.32
losse Miguel
Rodolfo mercado vs Ryan Chin
win Ryan Chin 11.33
losse Rodolfo Prb
Carlo Bryan vs Diego Hernandez
win Carlo bryan 12.15
Diego prb
Hector Santana vs Danny smith
win Hector Santana 10.07 en la starlet
Danny smith prb
Street Outlaw 6
Big daddy vs Eddie bello
win big daddy 8.96@170mph
Eddie Bello Losse
s2000 2jz blanco vs supra blanco
win supra 10.38
S2000 Prb
Silvia Drag Int vs S2000 2jz rojo
Win Silvia 9.45
s2000 9.85
300zx Blanco bye
9.29
Darrin Dichiarra Bye
8.66@167mph
Sport compact N/a
kilito vs El cuco Glc
Win Kilito 9.78@137mph
Gato en el Kilo Datsun vs Fabian Yearwood
win Gato 13.67
Hard Target
vs
Datsun Lopez Racing
Win Hard target 17.97
Lopez racing Red
Dream machine
vs
starlet Clubman en los controles
win starlet slow
Lose Dream machine red 7.73@173mph
Papo Racing
vs
Jerry Racing
win Jerry Racing 7.73@179mph
lose Papo racing Prob
Street Outlaw 6 semi finals
Big Daddy
vs
Darin Dichiarra
win Darin Dichiarra 8.80@165mph
lose Big daddy 9.30@137mph
Supra Blanco Bye
semi final street outlaw4
Hector santana starlet win 10.16@118mph
vs
Civic Josue Echararria lose 10.80@150mph
awd evo Lose Prb
vs
Civic win
Final Street compact N/a
Heriberto Marin lose 11.82@102mph
vs
marc p win 11.51@121
Final Street outlaw 4
Hector santana starlet win 10.12@134mph
vs
Jeremy Alderman civic 10.29@140mph
Final Modified
Jerry Racing 8.40 @158mph
vs
Hard Target win 7.73@173mph
05-05-09 | 12:50 AM
#21
'Tuna'
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 4,637
Likes: 3
From: Miami,Fl,USA
They actually did not allow a couple of the quicker cars in the street outlaw 6cyl class to run in the 9's because of a lack of nhra license.
The Audi was a brand new car and it was their first time out and ran 9's on it's two last runs.
