NYS Championships/ND Challenge - September 16

2012 NYS Championship/ National Dragster Challenge Winners Crowned

September 16 - An action-packed day of racing commenced on Sunday as the rained out September 2nd NYS Championships/ ND Challenge shared the spotlight with our Annual NHRA Stock/Super Stock Challenge event. Great weather made for an awesome day of racing. Here's a quick recap of the racing action.

NYS Championships/ND Challenge
In our main story photo, a group shot of our Wally Winners was shot at the conclusion of racing. Left to right: Jon Skellham - Street Money, Dennis Boston Jr. - Pro MX, Anthony Zangari - Pro, Chrissy Klein - Bike/Sled Trophy, Jeff Parker - Modified and Bob Belvick - Super Pro.

Summit E.T. Racing Series - September 2

LaRose Claims 2012 King of the Track and Super Pro Wins

September 2 - Sunday's Summit Racing E.T. Racing Series event included the 2012 edition of NHRA King of the Track which pitted current class points leaders against each other for the ESTA 2012 King of the Track Crown. Division leaders included: Scott Popple - Super Pro; Mike LaRose - Pro; Ryan Orizino - Pro MX & Bike/Sled Trophy; Steve English - Street Money; Fausto Rioscolon - Modified and Ted Lewis - Street Trophy.

King of the Track
In the annual NHRA King of the Track event it was Mike LaRose taking the win over Scott Popple in their final round duel. Mike got the final started with a .526 reaction time and powered to a 10.332 at 124.88 mph run on his 10.30 dial-in. Scott rocketed to an .008-over 7.898 at 168.56 mph, but his uncharacteristic .645 reaction sealed his fate and settled for the runner-up finish. Fausto Rioscolon and Ted Lewis were the semifinalist.

Summit E.T. Racing Series - August 26

Andrea Bisson

August 26 - Sunday's Summit Racing E.T. Racing Series event included the 2012 edition of Girls Gone Racing to benefit D.R.A.W. which saw Andrea Bisson defeat Kim Piston in their final round match. Other racing highlights included Matt Bunal making it two-in-a-row Street Money wins just in time before his return to college. Here's the shakedown of the racing action on Sunday.

Girls Gone Racing
While Kim Piston drove well all day and ran a decent pass in the final, it was all over at the start as Andrea Bisson's .538 to .679 reaction time advantage was simply too much for Kim to hold off. Andrea drove her '70 Pontiac Tempest to an off-the-throttle 11.662 at 102.98 mph (11.50 dial) once she drove around Kim's 17.173 run on her 17.10 dial. Rebecca Shaw was the lone semifinalist. We wish to thank all the lady competitors and Jane Bersani for helping make this annual event the success that it has become.