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October 7, 2000
Jim Summers becomes the first Pro 5.0 racer to run 7.20's with a stunning 7.26 @ 193 mph at Fun Ford in Dallas, running a new ProCharger D-3R. Congratulations to Jim, Tim Huston and the entire team at ASSC Racing for this tremendous accomplishment. |
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Doug Mangrum is the #2 qualifier at Dallas and posts a best of 7.41 @ 187 while fighting clutch problems. Congratulations to Doug and his team for a great season after recently switching to ProCharger. Also at Dallas, Chris Derrick wraps up a terrific season by kicking the Outlaw habit for a weekend and running a 7.73 in Pro 5.0 class, while Joe Robinson wins the 2000 Fun Ford Street Outlaw championship. Hats off to Chris and Joe for their outstanding seasons in Street Outlaw. |
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At Atlanta, Joel Greathouse is the NMCA Super Street Champion for the 2000 season. Congratulations to Joel, Young's Performance and Bennet Racing for a great season and this well-deserved championship. Greg Blevins also runs strong in Atlanta, posting a 7.59 @ 186 mph with his new Super Street Mustang.
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September 17, 2000
At the NSCA event in Michigan, Mark Enwia becomes the first F-Body in the 7's, running a 7.94 @183 mph. On October 7, Mark improves upon this effort with a 7.80 in Atlanta. Congratulations to Mark and Fast Times Racing. |
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September 10, 2000
The Pro 5.0 semi-finals at the Fun Ford event at Cordova delivers a memorable matchup of 2 ProCharged Mustangs, with Jim Summers squaring up against Les Baer. Les actually shows more power with a 7.54 ET @ 184.3 mph to Jim's 7.59 @ 182.1, but Jim manages to edge Les with reaction time to reach the finals, where "new car blues" cause him to redlight. It will be interesting to see what these 2 new cars can do after they are fully dialed in. |
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August 27, 2000
With dominating consistency, Joel Greathouse posts his seventh straight final round appearance, and is #1 qualifier for the sixth straight NMCA race. Jim Summers of ASSC Racing debuts his beautiful new Mustang and runs an outstanding 7.52 ET @183 mph with a ProCharger D-3M at the NMRA event at Byron Dragway, becoming the first centrifugally supercharged racer to run 7.50's at a sanctioned event. |
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August 20, 2000
Ray Sanchez, the first centrifugally supercharged Chevy racer in the 7's, runs a best of 7.77 @ 184 mph in his '67 Camaro (3,200 lbs) at the J&P Shootout. Ray plows through the field to reach the finals, where engine problems prevent him from taking the win. |
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August 13, 2000
Bobby Johnson debuts his beautiful '63 Corvette at the NSCA event in Bowling Green and takes the victory in Super Street, powered by a ProCharger D-3M. Joel Greathouse wins Super Street once again at the NMCA event in St. Louis and takes a commanding lead in the points race. Congratulations to Bobby and Joel. |
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June 25, 2000
ProCharged racers win both Renegade events of the weekend, with reigning 2-time champion Chip Havemann winning the Fun Ford event at Richmond, and current record holder Tommy Annunziata taking honors at the NMRA event at Maple Grove. Both racers are running the D-1 ProCharger model. Congratulations to both of these racers for their continued hard work and winning performances. |
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June 11, 2000
Chris Derrick wins Street Outlaw in style at the NMRA event in Michigan with a record-setting 8.10 ET @ 177.4 mph, running a ProCharger D-3M. Congratulations to Chris, MDRC and Young's Performance for this hard-earned victory and new record. |
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June 4, 2000
Racers raise the ProCharger banner in triumph twice at the Fun Ford event in Gainesville, with victories by the Keen Brothers and Joe Robinson. Jim and Vic Keen post the win in Pro 5.0 after recently switching to the ProCharger D-3M, while Joe Robinson wins Street Outlaw class. Congratulations to both of these race teams. |
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May 14, 2000
ProCharged racers win 3 of the top 4 forced induction classes at the World Ford Challenge, with victories by Tommy Annunziata in Renegade, Chris Derrick in Outlaw, and Willie Figueroa in True Street. Tommy and Chip Havemann also put on a show with the fastest side-by-side Renegade race ever, with identical ET's and Tommy edging Chip out at the tree by only .03 seconds. Congratulations again to Chip and Tommy, and to the entire team from LaRocca's Performance for their win and record-shattering 9.25 @ 146 mph performance. |
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Don Walsh, Jr and Doug Mangrum are the top supercharged performers in Pro 5.0 class at World Ford, with Don running extremely consistent 7.70's to reach the semi-finals, and Doug running a strong 7.65 @ 183.7 mph after just switching from nitrous. Both racers utilize the ProCharger D-3M. |
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May 7, 2000
Jimmy LaRocca defeats teammate Tommy Annunziata in the finals to take the win in Renegade at the NMRA event in Columbus, Ohio. At the same event, Chris Derrick is #1 qualifier and low ET of the weekend in Outlaw, and 3 of the top 5 qualifiers in Pro 5.0 are powered by ProCharger. Down south, Joel Greathouse posts another Super Street win at the NMCA event in Shreveport. |
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April 16, 2000
At the Fun Ford event at Atlanta, reigning champion Chip Havemann picks up where he left off last season, adding yet another victory to his collection. |
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April 9, 2000
Joel Greathouse shows he is the man to beat with his second consecutive Super Street win at the NMCA event at Montgomery, while Mark Enwia takes runner-up with his '96 Firebird. Both Joel and Mark are running the ProCharger D-3M. |
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March 19, 2000
Joel Greathouse raises the bar with a dominating 7.61 ET @ 185.1 mph this weekend, and goes on to win NMCA Super Street at Rockingham, as well as setting the new ET and mph record for the class. |
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March 12, 2000
Jim LaRocca runs a phenomenal 9.51 ET @ 143.7 mph in Renegade testing at the Fun Ford Spring Break Shootout, while his teammate Tommy Annunziata proceeds to win the Renegade class. This was the first race for both of Team LaRocca's ProCharger D-1 powered Renegade cars, and the results, not to mention the spectacular launches, speak for themselves, as Jimmy becomes the first Rengade racer to run 9.50's at a sanctioned event. Congratulations to the team from LaRocca¹s Performance for their hard work and impressive victory. In True Street class, Mark and Joe Mainiero recently switched to ProCharger, and their '95 Mustang driven by Willie Figueroa responded with a new Spring Break Shootout record of 8.47 ET @ 168.2 mph. Congratulations to the entire team at Unlimited Performance.
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October 17, 1999
The team of Steve Grebeck and Steve Halprin become the first centrifugal racers to run 7.60's and break 185 mph, posting a phenomonal 7.68 ET @ 185 mph. |
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October 10, 1999
Congratulations to Chip Havemann, shown after receiving the ATI ProCharger '99 Street Renegade Championship Award in Ennis, Texas on October 10. Chip absolutely dominated the field in 1999, winning 10 of 15 events and the points title for the second year in a row. He was the first Renegade racer in the 9's, as well as the 9.80's and 9.70's. He was also nearly perfect against Bob Kurgan, winning 5 of 6 races against each other, with Chip's only loss coming at Dallas, with the points title already wrapped up.
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