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TOP FUEL
If you have guessed that this was Clay Millican's weekend,
you have guessed right. Without dissin' on the rest of the cars in the
field, It would not be inaccurate to say they were shooting for second
place at Cordova. During elims, Millican kept up his torrid pace, running
laps of 4.62/319.75 and 4.62/324.74 to brush aside Don Reed and Josh
Starcher.
On the other side of the ladder, number three qualifier
Bruce Litton advanced on the strength of wins over Roger Dean and Paul
Romine (photo), running 4.84/304.60 and 4.80/306.46 in the process.
For the money, it was over quickly, as Litton (photo)
smoked the tires and could only watch as Millican scored with a 4.67/305.77
winner. After the race, crew chief Mike Kloeber summed it all up, saying,
"The weather played a big part in our performance today. The track temperature
stayed within 10 degrees and the air also stayed within 200 feet. We
had a good setup and didn't have to make any changes."
PRO MODIFIED
Despite it's reputation of being an unpredictable eliminator,
Pro Mod pretty much followed the form chart at the end of the day. Exactly
NO lower seeded cars won in the opening round, although the racing was
close. Highlights of the first set included Mike Janis' 6.16/229.20
mph ripper over Dan Provenzano, Mitch Stott's 6.21/227.96 win over Brian
Daniels, Al Billes 6.23/226.73 mph win over Ed Wasserback, and Alan
Pittman's 6.25/226.35 thrashing of Scott Ray.
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