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| Lucasville, OH's Brian Gahm had his 2001 Mustang
Pro Stocker at Darlington, testing three news sets of carburetors
with tuning help from Cliff Moore. Gahm (pronounced "Game") didn't
make any full passes until the final round on Saturday against Elijah
Morton, which he won with an early shutoff 6.982 when Morton crossed
the centerline in his brand-new 2002 Mustang. Joining Gahm for his
IHRA campaign again this year are crewmembers Chris and Brandon
Johnson and Cathy Strickland. |
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| Regardless of the success Jimmy Rector (right)
has as crew chief for Mitch Stott, he's still looking forward to
racing his own Alcohol Funny Car in the IHRA Summit Drag Racing
Series this season. "Mitch made me an offer to quit racing my car
back in November, but I'm going to race my car and tune his car,"
said Rector, runner-up in Funny Car points last season. "It's way
too early to think about championships for either of us, but I want
to make sure everyone knows we're there at every race." |
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| Harold Martin hangs 'em high in his EFI-equipped
Pro Mod Firebird, the only one of its type in the class. |
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