7.923/173.17...

[Bret Kepner]

Originally Posted by Tom P

Does NMRA have the same tech and penalties as NHRA?
I see the Candies SS/AAA went 8.030 at 173+ at the Div 4 race on a 7.97 dial.

I see in the article that Holbrooks car is SS/BB with a stick (very cool by the way)

What class is BB/A in SS, is that SS/BB with a slushbox? I see the qualifying list showed it as a 7.94 index.

Yes; the NMRA event is run with NHRA Tech and Rules.

The listing of Hary Phillip as a BB/A at Baytown is a typo; it's the first time they've entered that class into the CompULink and the program obviously accepted it as BB/Altered, (7.94 Index), rather than SS/BBA.

Congratulations to Brett Candies for clocking the fastest speed in Super Stock history at 173.43 mph!

[boostedf22c]

Originally Posted by Bret Kepner

Congratulations to Brett Candies for clocking the fastest speed in Super Stock history at 173.43 mph!

We've gone 176,175 and 174 in superstock.

[Bret Kepner]

Seriously? I truly apologize, Carey. I'm glad you corrected me, though. If I could ask, could you provide me with the exact speed on the 176 pass so I can note it?

[boostedf22c]

No problem at all.

176.19 is our fastest in super stock.

[Stephen & Horace Johnson]

Is it considered even though its not a nhra sanction race??

[Brett C]

Originally Posted by bret kepner

yes; the nmra event is run with nhra tech and rules.

The listing of hary phillip as a bb/a at baytown is a typo; it's the first time they've entered that class into the compulink and the program obviously accepted it as bb/altered, (7.94 index), rather than ss/bba.

Congratulations to brett candies for clocking the fastest speed in super stock history at 173.43 mph!

PB Candies

[Bret Kepner]

Thank you, Carey, and thank you, Brett.

For those who haven't heard, Ray Skillman ran 7.994 at Valdosta, too.