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DINWIDDIE, Va. -- Special awards from the Second annual Torco Racing Fuels NHRA Nationals. Technicoat Top Fuel Shootout award ($4,000 to the No. 1 qualifier in Top Fuel) - Tony Schumacher, Long Grove, Ill., U.S. Army dragster, 4.524 seconds, 321.27 mph. Skoal Showdown award ($4,000 to the No. 1 qualifier in Funny Car) - Tommy Johnson Jr., Skoal Chevrolet Impala SS, 4.790 seconds, 312.06 mph. K&N Filters Horsepower Challenge award ($3,000 to the No. 1 qualifier in Pro Stock) - Jeg Coughlin, Delaware, Ohio, JEGS.com Chevrolet Cobalt, 6.645 seconds, 207.27 mph. Motel 6 "Who Got the Light" award ($1,000 to the individual Top Fuel, Funny Car, or Pro Stock driver who earns an elimination round win by the narrowest margin.) - Tim Wilkerson defeated Tony Pedregon by a .0013-second margin of victory in the quarterfinal round of Funny Car eliminations. Strange Engineering "Perfectly Strange" performance award ($250 bonus to the first racer in Super Stock, Stock, Super Comp, Super Gas, and Super Street who wins an elimination round by running dead-on their dial-in or index) - Donny Ciccarone Jr. in Super Stock, Doug Doll Jr. in Super Comp, and Jeff Szilagyi in Super Gas. Brut "Essence of Racing" award ($1,000 to the Sportsman-level participant that best exemplifies the Brut spirit of racing) Super Comp racer Dale Ressler of Bainbridge, Pa. Hedman Hedders Best Engineered Vehicle ($1,000 to the best engineered vehicle) - Chevrolet Super Comp entry. Driver: Patrick Turturro, Brooklyn, N.Y. NHRA Best Appearing Crew - Hillwood Sales Chevrolet Camaro Stock entry. Driver: Katie Gardner, Haymarket, Va. NHRA Best Appearing Car - Porter Performance Racing Ford Mustang Super Comp entry. Driver: Craig Porter, Silver Spring, Md.
Full Throttle Pit Crew Championship ($3,000 each to Top Fuel and Funny Car's top crew,
$1,500 to Pro Stock's top crew, and $750 to Pro Stock Motorcycle's top crew) Driver/crew chief:
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