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KENT, Wash. -- Cody Lane, Rod Stults, Jody Lang, Chris Barton, Greg Hehr, Matt Kielman, Cliff Dwy, Steve Thompson, Wesley Walker, Enoch Carter and Aaron Durham took home the wins from NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series at Pacific Raceways.
Cody Lane drove his '10 Cobalt, B/SMA to the winner circle defeating Ralph Van Paepeghem in his '32 Bantam, A/EA in Competition Eliminator. Lane won his sixth Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally, third in Competition Eliminator.
In Super Stock Rod Stultswith a tick advantage on the tree in his '92 Ciera defeated Tom Gaynor in his '08 Cobalt. Rod Stults won his sixth Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally in his seventh final round.
Jody Lang wheeled his '81 Malibu, L/SA into the winner circle defeating Tommy Gaynor in his '69 Camaro, A/SA in Stock Eliminator. Lang won his 53rd Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally, he has 70% win record in final rounds.
Super Comp Chris Barton had a near perfect light (0.001 seconds) in his Race Tech dragster to defeat Randy Beck in his Undercover dragster by about six feet. Barton won his first Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally in his third final round.
Greg Hehr won the Super Gas title in his '90 Camaro when George Scott had problems in his '03 Cavalier in the final. Hehr won his second Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally and both have been a Pacific Raceways
Matt Kielman took a starting line advantage to the win in Super Street in his '70 Nova over David Wakefieldin his '71 Chevelle. Matt Kielman won his second Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally in his fourth final round.
Cliff Dwy took his '55 Chevy to the winner circle in Top Sportsman defeating Shawn Herbst in his '68 Firebird. This Dwy's first win in Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series in his first final round.
Steve Thompson took home the Top Dragster Wally driving his '15 TNT dragster over Thomas Bayer in his '03 Undercover dragster. Thompson earned his first Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wally in his first final round.
Wesley Walker rode his '13 Kawasaki for the Sportsman Motorcycle win defeating Jim Were riding his '12 Kawasaki.
Enoch Carter had a great light (0.005 seconds) in his '90 Davis dragster to chase down Al Chinn in his '64 Nova for the Super Pro title.
The Pro final was a close one with both drivers having identical reaction times, Aaron Durham got the win in '69 Nova over Brian McGinnis in his '56 Chevy, The margin of victory was 0.0050 seconds (approximately 11 inches). Photos in this story and all photos from this event plus all Division Six races can be purchased by emailing Robert Grice at rgcal2017@gmail.com.
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