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TOP FUEL
 Larry
Dixon wins again. There seems to be a definite trend this season as
Dixon got into the final round for his fifth time out of six races and
then picked up his fourth Top Fuel victory. The Miller Lite Dragster
ran 4.644/317.87 to beat Darrell Russell's 4.977/268.01 in the Billstein
Engine Flush Dragster.
The rain was a concern to Dixon on Sunday. "The only thing
I was worried about was as heavy as the rain was, whether the track
conditions would hold," he said. "I was worried about the grip on the
track. Obviously, it had enough for us in the final round."
Dixon defeated Roger Dean, Melanie Troxel, and Cory McClenathan
to reach the final.
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| Kenny Bernstein looks a bit blue as his "Forever
Red" tour was eliminated in the second round. He had set the track
speed record at 323.27 mph during Friday qualifying. |
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| He still had loyal fans in the grandstands
who showed their support for his last competition at Bristol. |
PRO STOCK
In Pro Stock, the story has been six races, six different
winners. At Bristol, it was Warren Johnson's turn. The Professor earned
the 88th win of his career with a 6.986/198.41 pass against Ron Krisher's
6.975/198.15. Johnson's GM Performance Pontiac Grand Am qualified No.
7 and the team worked their way through the crowd, defeating NHRA rookie
Gene Wilson, George Marnell and V. Gaines.
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