HP on Monday?

[jeff_kovalik]

right at the top!

https://www.nhra.com/results/2025/lu...-eliminator/q2

[pmrphil]

Originally Posted by jeff_kovalik

right at the top!

https://www.nhra.com/results/2025/lu...-eliminator/q2

But it was posted on here that he got bounced for fuel, so how can the run still count for anything?
Final Q sheet does not list it.

[GUMP]

It counts just like a one second under run counts when fuel and or scales are closed.....

[Dan Fahey]

Stunning 1.3 under with a 350/255 H/SA.

Most good H/SA are 11.20's on a 12.15 index.

Did NHRA conduct a Tear Down?

[Larry Hill]

You can be to light for the class or to heavy for the class. The car has to fit between a minimum weight and a maximum weight either one will get the run DQ.

[Cglrcng]

The AHFS was triggered with the clocks at 1.300 under index (as the AHFS rules state "any run of 1.30 Under Index" shall trigger an immediate HP Reducution or Increase. Regardless of any possible fuel, weight check, or teardown or other DQ or anything else that happened after that trigger point. He did it, it happened, and the AHFS takes over from there. Any possible rules infractions don't change the AHFS triggering which is pretty much plain as day. The added HP is also spelled out in the formula and immediate.

NHRA posting (publication on nhraracer.com), is just a formality and notification to the rest of the world at
large, as multiple events can occur at different locations at the same time.

The Final Q sheet and ladder may, or may not contain DQ'd (or even
successive Qualifying/Class Ladders in
a case I know of), or withdrawn racers
(competitors), originally entered during
a specific event. As they are usually
removed from further competition.

If a particular pass is disallowed (weight/fuel), but the competitor is not removed from competition, as far as the
AHFS violation (more a trigger point for
Immediate action as required by the AHFS rules), the pass still exists, does it not?

I hope and pray the above comments about certain substances was posted in jest and purely misplaced sarcasm. Please tell me it was.

I found that out last April.

[Cglrcng]

Sry, that last sentence belongs up 2 paragraphs. I am not editing it now.

I do not feel bad for the triggerman, I feel bad for others in his class. If you can fly, let the bird loose. We can build you back, bigger, faster, stronger Steve...lol.

[Brett C]

Not sure why people seem to forget that all of this is at the sole discretion of the sanctioning body. My 1 cent.