POMONA, Calif. --
Horton, a Callahan, Fla., resident, worked through three rounds of eliminations in Super Pro and faced off with Steven Shearer, Exeter, Calif., in the final round. Shearer left early with a red-light foul start handing the win to Horton who went on to a near perfect run of 8.107 seconds on an 8.10 dial-in and a reaction time of 0.006 seconds for a combined package of 0.013. Horton's dragster that runs on E85 Ethanol fuel ran consistent all day with runs of 8.093 (8.09 dial) and 8.102 (8.09 dial) in rounds one and two. In the Sportsman class it was a pair of NHRA regulars doing battle in the final round as Edmond Richardson faced off against Mark Faul. Richardson, Greenbrier, N.C., took the win on a double breakout running 12.140 (12.17 dial) in his '66 Nova to Faul, Tacoma, Wash., running 12.719 (12.75) in his '51 Chevy. In the two-wheeled motorcycle class Tom Klemme returned to his winning ways taking his second NHRA Summit Racing Series National Championship having won the trophy back in 2008 as well. Klemme out of Davenport, Iowa, rode his '76 Kawasaki to a winning lap of 8.841 seconds with a 0.008 second reaction time in downing David Primrose, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 28 Summit Racing Series competitors made the trip to California for the National Championship after earning NHRA Divisional Summit Racing Series Championships. Summit Racing Equipment and NHRA kicked off the weekend of racing with a dinner banquet for all of the competitors at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum presented by the Auto Mobile Club of Southern California.
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