FONTANA, Calif. -- Dave Meziere has had a remarkable start to the 2017 Southern California Pro Gas season, winning three of the four races contested, with just four events remaining. He has a 15-1 win-loss ratio with his only loss coming in the first round of the second race of the year.
Quarterfinal racing began with Kevin Houmard driving his blown Camaro to a win over Craig Whelen, McClelland beat Matt Blodgett, and Ventura got a bye. In the semifinals, McClelland used a .017 light and perfect 10.900 to stop Ventura's Nova. Houmard's Sander's Automotive-backed machine wheeled to the final on a 10.908 bye run.
The second day of racing began with defending series champion Mike Blodgett Sr., nailing down the number one qualifying position, followed by Fred Murphy, Bob Johnson, and Ryan Houmard. Matt Blodgett opened the third round with a double-breakout win over Ryan Willoughby-after Willoughby cut a perfect .000 light-and Ryan Houmard ran 10.907 to beat Blodgett Sr. Murphy got a bye run into the semi. Murphy and Houmard cut nearly identical reaction times in their semifinal match--.022 for Murphy and .021 for Houmard-with Murphy getting the double-breakout win at 10.873 to a 10.872. It was Fred Murphy's day in the final, as he put up a .005 package--.000 reaction time and 10.905-for the Mountain View Performance win, as Blodgett settled for the runner-up spot with a 10.924, 131.18. The Pro Gas/Super Street series continues July 8-9 at Auto Club Dragway.
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