Qualifying Money
 

Does anyone know when NHRA stopped paying #1 qualifyer at divisional and national events?

Re: Qualifying Money
 

Ask Polhill..........
The No . 1 Qualifier U.S Nats 2008 stock elim.....
No cash heck no hat either.....rumour has it he did get alittle HP on the Tuesday following the event something about using super secret lightweight snake oil;), and a tailwind.....:rolleyes:
Care to elaborate Steven or are you too busy working on the Comp car !!!!!
Turkman

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The last time was about 10 years ago some divisions have sponsers that pay bob dennis could tell us for sure

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I got $400 from Sealed Power/Federal Mogul at Earlville in 2004 for #1 in SS. At that time they still paid Divisional and National # 1 Qualifiers $400. I think the next year it went to $200 for Divisionals (don't know who paid), and ZERO for National Events. We quit chasing points after the 2004 season, so I didn't follow it after that.

Jerry

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I received number one qualifier money at two NHRA points races this year. One contingency was from Coan Transmissions (Div. 3) and the other was from Aeromotive (Div. 5). I would like to thank these two companies for supporting sportsman racing. Stock and Super Stock (and Comp) can certainly use more dedicated sponsors such as these. We should all support the sponsors that support us.

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Hughes Transmissions pays No 1 Q at Div 7 races .
$50 cash or $100 credit (non contingent)

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I think Rob Cruzen got $50.00 and a hat for # 1 in SS at the Noble OK race this past weekend. I don't know from who.

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And new friends in your class!!! :D:D

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Wayne, Division 1 stopped about 3 years ago. Bob Lang told me they couldn't get a sponsor for it after Aeromotive dropped it. Aeromotive was paying $200. Division 3 payed me last year from Coan Transmissions

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Division 5 does $200 in comp, super stock, and stock