The CARS RV & Marine & Motorsport Rocky Mountain Nationals presented by
Torco Racing Fuels, the fourth of 11 events on the $19.5 million Knoll-Gas Nitro
Jam™ Drag Racing Series represents the IHRA's western swing into Canada. Keep up with the results by clicking here.

Bristol Dragway is known as “Thunder Valley” not only because it cuts a path
between mountains, but also because it can be home to incredible performances,
and repaving will have done nothing but aid those pursuits. The facility hosted
NHRA’s Springnationals from 1965 to 1967.

The NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series will make its first appearance at Summit
Racing Equipment Motorsports Park. The track was founded in 1963 and purchased
in 1973 by the Bader family, which continues to make improvements. Last year,
the facility underwent a $4 million improvement project. 

Keep up with this weekend's NHRA Summit Racing Equipment Nationals in Norwalk, Ohio, by reading our behind-the-scenes event notebook. We
bring you the stories behind the numbers and win-lights throughout the course of
the weekend. Tune in daily for the latest news from the pits.

Keep up with this weekend's IHRA SKULL Shine Sooner Nationals by reading our
behind-the-scenes event notebook. We bring you the stories behind the numbers
and win-lights throughout the course of the weekend. Tune in daily for the
latest news from the pits.

Keep up with this weekend's NHRA PROCARE RX SuperNationals by reading our behind-the-scenes event notebook. We bring you
the stories behind the numbers and win-lights throughout the course of the
weekend. Tune in daily for the latest news from the pits.

Keep up with this weekend's NHRA PROCARE RX SuperNationals by reading our behind-the-scenes event notebook. We bring you
the stories behind the numbers and win-lights throughout the course of the
weekend. Tune in daily for the latest news from the pits.

One of NHRA’s original seven national events, this race is steeped in legend:
a historic facility, some of the sport’s most knowledgeable (and definitely most
boisterous) fans, and a score of dramatic moments.

One of NHRA’s original seven national events, this race is steeped in legend:
a historic facility, some of the sport’s most knowledgeable (and definitely most
boisterous) fans, and a score of dramatic moments.

The Summer Nationals had a huge
overall entry of Sportsman racers but this weekend the headliners were the
ultimate in doorslammers - the Pro Modified cars running in their third round
of the MSA (Motor Sports Association) British Drag Racing Championship. The
220mph machines had seven British entries and one Dutch competitor but had to
contend with copious amounts of rain that was deluging the country during the
past week. It more or less wiped out the Saturday qualifying day allowing all
competitors just a one shot qualifier on Sunday morning.

In the Pro Modified class Danny Cockerill driving his 526 cubic inch
motored Chevy Bel Air sat in pole position with a fine 6.385/226.26mph clocking
with the remainder of the pack stretching all the way down to the wild but
slowed up 12.131/73 from Gordon Appleton’s Chevy Camaro then the DNQ (did not
qualify) from Holland’s usual strong contender Marc Meihuizen in his Chevy
Coupe.