The NHRA officially ushered in four wide qualifying Friday afternoon, a truly historic moment in the sport's history.

Pro Stock Motorcycle opened the professional qualifying session for the inaugural NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at zMax Dragway.

The NHRA officially ushered in four wide qualifying Friday afternoon, a truly historic moment in the sport's history.

Pro Stock Motorcycle opened the professional qualifying session for the inaugural NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at zMax Dragway.

The opening quartet of riders included Douglas Horne, L.E. Tonglet, Angie Smith and Mike Berry. Three of the four riders fouled with only Smith grabbing the green light.

Tonglet scored the first win light from lane 2 with a 7.019 190.92.

The first qualifying session for the Pro Stock Motorcycle division took a lengthy six minutes to complete.

Hometown racer Matt Smith led the first session of qualifying with a track record 6.904 elapsed time. Eddie Krawiec grabbed the track speed mark with a 195.34 mile per hour blast.