2007 NHRA Pro Mod Rookie of the year Tim Tindle is looking to score his first victory of the 2008 Jegs Promod Challenge Series this weekend at the third annual NHRA Virginia Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park in Richmond.

He is still chasing that elusive victory in a season that has turned around from hard luck and close calls.  Despite these setbacks, the Tindle Racing Team remains determined to reach the winner's circle before the season ends. 2007 NHRA Pro Mod Rookie of the year Tim Tindle is looking to score his first victory of the 2008 Jegs Promod Challenge Series this weekend at the third annual NHRA Virginia Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park in Richmond.

He is still chasing that elusive victory in a season that has turned around from hard luck and close calls.  Despite these setbacks, the Tindle Racing Team remains determined to reach the winner's circle before the season ends.

Tindle heads into the event with a heavy heart, after loosing his mother Judy Tindle on this past Saturday.  The team will be racing in memory of her life this weekend; rest in peace Judy.

"It is definitely not easy racing this weekend, but we have to just hold our head up and deliver the best," Tindle said.  The end of the season is approaching fast and we don't have much time to claim our first victory of the year.  Stott has definitely turned this team around and we have one of the most consistent cars to get the job done.

Heather Tindle, daughter of Tim Tindle, will also be competing at the event in Super Comp.  This will be her first 2008 appearance in the class.