Even when Chuck Ulsch struggles, he still flies.

The recent Mickey Thompson Tires Extreme 10.5 3-Second Club inductee didn’t reproduce his torrid pace from two weeks ago in St. Louis, but his 4.032 was more than enough to put Gil Mobley’s Camaro atop the field at the ADRL Ohio Drags in Columbus, Ohio.

Even when Chuck Ulsch struggles, he still flies.

The recent Mickey Thompson Tires Extreme 10.5 3-Second Club inductee didn’t reproduce his torrid pace from two weeks ago in St. Louis, but his 4.032 was more than enough to put Gil Mobley’s Camaro atop the field at the ADRL Ohio Drags in Columbus, Ohio.

“I think you've been struggling to get down the track today a little bit,” Ulsch said. “I was just glad to get down.  We were struggling earlier like you said and I was just happy to have the car run from point a to point b.  It wasn't the prettiest run but it got down.”

The three-run day wasn’t easy as mechanical maladies struck the team.

“We broke the shifter on that pass right there so luckily I had somebody that was good enough to get us in gear and get it down the track so it worked out good for us,” Ulsch explained. 

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