Records fall as Dale Brinsfield Wins Nitrous/Aspirated Pro Mod Class, and Andrew Parise Wins
Blower/Turbo Pro Mod Class at the Northeast Outlaw Pro Mod Extreme Event at Maryland International
Raceway this past weekend.
The Northeast Outlaw Pro Mods fourth "Extreme" Event" of the season at MIR August 15th was a huge
success with huge crowds and over 27 Pro Mods contesting Eight qualifying positions in each of the
two classes.
In the extreme heat of the day, with track temperatures reaching close to 137 degrees, taking the
pole position on the Blower/Turbo side was Pete Farber from Beldville, MA in his Red 69' Daytona
with a 6.20 ET at 228.31 MPH. On the Nitrous/Aspirated side. Fredy Scriba of Abingdon, MD qualified
number one breaking his own track and speed record with a 6.044 at 236.38 in his 63' Corvette.
On the Nitrous/Aspirated side Dale Brinsfield in Gary Courtiers 68' Camaro defeated Matt Deitsch on
a holeshot in round one, 6.318 to a losing 6.305, Fredy Scriba in round two, 6.393 to a tire
shaking 9.458. Marc Hayes, after winning the season opener, then struggling with two DNQ's in the
last two races in his 03' Cavalier defeated Jeff Blasi in round one, 6.255 to a tire shaking 8.787,
Joe Dunne in round two, 6.263 to a 6.852. The finals were exciting to watch, and matched Dale
Brinsfield in Gary Courtiers new 68' Camaro vs. Marc Hayes. Dale cut a .045 light vs. Marc's
uncharacteristic .179, with Dale edging Marc with a holeshot win 6.318/221.09 to a losing
6.238/228.19
On the Blower Side, Andrew Parise and his Parise Racing Team defeated Scott Cannon in round one,
6.200 to a 6.288, Barney Squiers in round two, 6.163 to a tire shaking 6.394. Tim O'Hare returning
after missing several races in his 68' Camaro defeated Derrick Townes in round one, 6.150 to a tire
shaking aborted run, sole turbo car Steve Drummond, who has exercised the demons from his car after
struggling all year in round two, 6.209 to a 6.325. Again the finals were exciting to watch, and
matched Andrew Parise in his first final vs. Tim O'Hare. Andrew cut a .114 light vs. Tim's .105,
with Andrew running his most impressive run of the day with a 6.158/228.31 to Tim's 6.383/224.21.
The NEOPMA would like to thank Johnny Rocca for his professional announcing and support, and Royce
Miller and all of his staff at MIR for preparing and executing a great event.
