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Most Recent Update:
5/7/13 4:15 PM
CHASSISWORKS ET RACING SERIES EMAIL


Generally these Events are run on the 1/4 mile Dragstrip. However, For the safety of our racers some events may run in the 1/8 mile, depending on weather conditions
2013 Events

January 1
January 20
February 10
February 24
March 17
(featuring jr dragsters)
*May 4
(nhra national open race)
*May 5
(nhra national open race)
*June 29
(featuring jr dragsters, NASA vw's, Super Gas, Super Comp)
*August 3
(featuring Jr dragsters, NASA vw's)
September 7
(featuring jr drasters, NASA vw's, Killer Bees)

*ET Challenge Dates

ET FINALS VEGAS
September 19,20,21,22



NHRA's Quick Reference Rules link.

ET Racing Rules

SUPER PRO
7.00-11.99 Full Tree, Crosstalk
Optional Staging
Win: $1000…..RU: $350
…..Qtr: Tech card which is valid thru New Years Day.
Entry: $60 (car and driver)
PRO
7.00-13.99 Full Tree,
Optional Staging, No electronics
Win: $700…..RU: $300
Semi: $100…..Qtr: Tech card
which is valid thru New Years Day.
Entry: $55 (car and driver)
SPORTSMAN
12.00 - 24.99 Full Tree, No electronics Mufflers required.
Win: $400…..RU: $150
Semi: $75…..Qtr: Tech card
which is valid thru New Years Day.
Entry: $45 (car and driver)
SPECIAL NOTE: two step and trans brake not allowed
MOTORCYCLE
7.50-15.99 Split Tree,
Optional Staging
Win: $175…..RU: $100
Semi: $50
Entry: $45 (bike and rider)
(Min 12 bikes for full pay)

STREET
Full Tree, Optional Staging, DOT tires and mufflers required.
Win: Trophy
RU: Trophy
Semis: Trophy

Entry: $20 (car and driver)

Electronics are not permitted in Pro, with the exception of tach, line lock, oem electronics, single rev limiter & transbrake. Nitrous Oxide is not allowed in Pro, Sportsmen, Motorcycle, Street. Transbrake or 2 step not allowed in Sportsmen. Racing is open to all vehicles meeting the NHRA rules. However, points are only awarded to drivers joining Team Sacramento. Join Team Sacramento today to start collecting points and receive a free Chassisworks Team shirt plus 10 points for joining Team Sacramnento on or before the first race. Racers who pay their ET finals entry by March 17 will receive 10 extra bonus points. Only 9 of 10 races will count towards your final points standings. Year End Awards include the top 3 points earners in each full category. Only racers with NHRA memberships and competition numbers will be permitted to attend the NHRA/Summit ET Finals. September 19-22, 2012 Vegas.
Events may be run in the 1/8th mile due to cold weather conditions.

The 2013 Pacific Division ET Challenge would consist of a four race series to be held at each NHRA Pacific Division Member Track.  Racers will compete at their local track and not be required to travel for a chance at this award.  Each competitor will be required only to be signed up for track points and have a current NHRA Competition Number/License and Membership.  Champions will be crowned in Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman, and Motorcycle.  Each champion will receive a Wally and jacket for this accomplishment.

Program Guidelines are at the bottom of this page.


FREE CHASSISWORKS/TEAM SACRAMENTO T-SHIRT TO ALL TEAM MEMBERS STARTING JANUARY 1, 2013 (limited supply)
2013 Points
Super Pro
  1. 7078    Tom Hall................... 415
  2. H766   Tony Trimp................ 364
  3. 798Z    Joe Leavitt................ 330
  4. J762    Joe Brown................. 329
  5. Y798   Jen Leavitt................ 319
  6. 755C   Mike Brundage........... 308
  7. 762E    Bill Bertram............... 299
  8. 777C   Chad Axford.............. 292
  9. N704   Rob Knoles............... 281
  10. 7979    Jeff Shaw................. 276
  11. 7183    Jesse Adams............ 274
  12. M798   Artie Paiva................ 236
  13. 7035    Chaysse Trimp.......... 214
  14. 798J    Gene Bradell.............. 201
  15. 7715    Tim Koehler............... 194
  16. D731   John Carvalho........... 171
  17. 707A    Floyd Cooper............ 160
  18. P772    Stephanie Paz............ 152
  19. 7585    Marko Perivolaris....... 137
  20. 705D   Shawn Steele Jr......... 111
  21. J749    Mike Eling................... 71
  22. 7614    Bruce McPartland......... 50
  23. A749    David  Atchley............ 10
PRO
  1. 7789    Steven Parrish........... 436
  2. H747   Don Morris................ 434
  3. 7183    Jesse Adams............ 412
  4. 796      Chris Borges............. 335
  5. B730    Robert Butler............. 316
  6. 932      Paul Mastro............... 315
  7. 7291    Gus Stanko............... 305
  8. W706   Mark B. Chancey....... 305
  9. 762E    Bill Bertram............... 284
  10. M760   Brian Ranks.............. 282
  11. 925      Rick Rolin................. 274
  12. 903      Ceaser Pedroia.......... 272
  13. A714    Chuck Dawson.......... 272
  14. G734   Dale Gillihan.............. 271
  15. N798   Nick Torre................. 263
  16. N740   Robert Cochran......... 261
  17. F769    Tom Marchesano........ 261
  18. H748   Haley Burmer............ 255
  19. 904      Shawn Mark............... 251
  20. C704   Chris Conway............ 240
  21. K745    Mike Kopping............. 232
  22. 6850    Don Moretti............... 223
  23. P735    William  Smith........... 220
  24. D701   Dave Shaeffer.......... 204
  25. 7295    Chaysse Trimp.......... 200
  26. 901      Scott  McIntyre.......... 161
  27. 1966X  David Endres............ 160
  28. R701   Robert Cannon.......... 160
  29. R728   Rich Bettencourt........ 140
  30. 716      Don Jones................ 140
  31. 911      Herk Usrey............... 120
  32. 905      Terrence Close.......... 110
  33. P772    Stephanie Paz............ 101
  34. 909      Steve Barnes............ 100
  35. 7148    Jim  Weddle.............. 100
  36. 730      Caroline Jimerfield....... 91
  37. 907      Lloyd Hubbard............. 90
  38. R746   Rod Norton................. 70
  39. 908      Mark Jordan................ 70
  40. 906      Jason Boak................. 50
  41. W737   Mark Warmouth........... 40
  42. 806      Darryl Adams.............. 40
  43. 7917    Ryan  Armer............... 30
  44. 775      Rick Johnson.............. 20
  45. K784    Alvin Clarke................ 10
Sportsman
  1. Chris Conway...................... 393
  2. R799   David Rudd............... 383
  3. N727   Vinnie Schenck.......... 360
  4. 7592    Craig A.  Renke......... 351
  5. B736    Chris Swenson........... 350
  6. A726    Jenifer Arnswald........ 327
  7. R733   Bob Choisser............. 316
  8. H768   Henry G Roberson..... 316
  9. K703    Tyler Koranda............ 306
  10. A744    Tom Spellman............ 305
  11. A723    Jeff Arnswald............ 293
  12. 784      Doug Rudd................ 285
  13. 900      Carl Hiner................. 284
  14. C701   Steve Cochran.......... 274
  15. H782   Mike Spellman........... 263
  16. 710      Dennis Bowman......... 262
  17. B758    Bob  Sanders............. 262
  18. U751   Henry SR Roberson .. 251
  19. R721   Greg Rudd................ 245
  20. H778   Vince Bartels............. 223
  21. D716   Dwayne Opperman..... 199
  22. R742   Leslie Richards.......... 162
  23. W769   Roger  Phillips........... 153
  24. 910      Ashley Barnes........... 151
  25. 999      Paul Appleman........... 142
  26. 766      Terry Webb............... 131
  27. T795    Chuck Moorehead...... 110
  28. 717      Harry  Schwalke........ 100
  29. 925      Rick Rolin................... 70
  30. 767T    Jeffrey  Haddix........... 30
  31. 7305    Ed Quintell.................. 10

 

   
Motorcycle
  1. 7030    Steve Norling............ 431
  2. 706      Edward Bradell........... 376
  3. SS1     John Cabral............... 314
  4. 766      Mike O’Neil................ 290
  5. 767      Randall Ditgen........... 280
  6. 3         Steve Parker............. 272
  7. 707      Kenneth W. Machost.. 269
  8. 7998    Allen Pinney.............. 216
  9. 7096    Ron Alves................. 211
  10. 797      Ron Carlton............... 166
  11. 731      Don Caesar............... 165
  12. 522      Thom  Moore............. 134
  13. 7286    Joseph "Rob"  Goode.. 113
  14. 726      Jim Young................ 113
  15. 905      Cassandra Pinney....... 41
   
     

New Year’s Day Drags
Sacramento Raceway Park

Glenn Kern earned his win in Super Pro by beating many quality opponents, including #3 qualifier Tom Hall in E3 and number one qualifier Jen Leavitt in the semi finals.

It was beautiful Nor Cal day in the valley as Sacramento Raceway Park kicked off its 2013 season with the long-standing and immensely popular New Year’s Day Drags. Close to 200 sportsman competitors showed up to duke it out in Super Pro, Pro ET, Sportsman, Street, and Motorcycle. It was also race number one at SRP for those racers participating in the Summit E.T. Racing Series. With a purse of close to $4000 up for grabs, there was plenty of thrilling and tightly contested racing. Though it was clear and sunny, in deference to a cool track surface, this year’s event was contested over the 1/8 mile distance.

 The big winner was Glenn Kern who bagged a cool grand for winning Super Pro. Kern had his ’99 Yancer dragster dialed in close to perfection. Through the first four rounds of competition, his worst reaction time (RT) was a .029. Combined with elapsed times never off by more than two hundredths from his dial in, he left his competitors with little room for error. In the final round, Glenn got the better of Rob Knoles who broke out after both had left the line with identical RTs. In Pro, Melissa Wright also had to endure five rounds of racing before collecting her tasty little gratuity of $700.00. However, her path to victory was much more tortuous than Glenn’s. Wright had to survive a double breakout race against Jesse Adams (who also fouled out) in E1. Then, after Herk Usray broke out in the next round, Melissa went under her dial-in during E3, only to be saved when Robert Butler left before the green light. In the final round, Paul Mastro gifted Wright a tenth of a second at the start and his ’64 Falcon just could not overcome that differential. In Sportsman, it took six rounds of racing to determine a winner. Greg Rudd, the eventual winner, must have put a spell on his opponents as four of them broke out, including Chris Conway in the final round. In Motorcycle, it was a day for Harley Davidson to shine as Tracy’s John Cabral rode his ’06 Destroyer to victory over Steve Parker’s Honda. Parker had previously knocked off 2012 winner and number one qualifier, Michael O’Neil, in round two. However, in the final round, he gave away too much at the start (.054) to hold off Cabral’s slightly quicker V-Rod.

FINAL ROUND RESULTS

        SUPER PRO                                   DIAL        REACT            ET          SPEED    
W: Glenn Kern                                   6.05-------0.044-------6.095-----139.15
RU: Rob Knoles                                 6.63-------0.044-------6.617-----103.51 (breakout)

      PRO ET
W: Melissa Wright                            6.44-------0.030-------6.539-------97.95       
RU: Paul Mastro                               6.76-------0.133-------6.777-----102.50

        SPORTSMAN
W: Greg Rudd                                  8.78-------0.047-------8.733-----105.05   (breakout)                
RU: Chris Conway                            7.50-------0.094-------7.438------92.52 (breakout)

        MOTORCYCLE
W: John Cabral                                6.21-------0.059------6.272------113.71
RU: Steve Parker                            6.45-------0.113------6.491------105.26

        STREET

W: Tyler Koranda                           7.78-------0.025-------7.905------74.31
RU: Steve Cochran                        10.30-------0.227------10.344-----70.79

 
Hometown girl Melissa Wright covered the field in Pro ET with her 400 cid ’73 Nova.


John Cabral collected the cash in Motorcycle with his Harley Davidson Destroyer. One of two HDs
competing in the event, John’s RTs got better as the race wore on, cutting his best light of the race
in the final round against Steve Parker.

 
Tyler Koranda survived a 40-car field to win street. A former junior dragster champion, the number
three qualifier cut a great .002 RT against Cody Cleveland in E3, dispatched number one James Pickel
in the semis, then struck down Steve Cochran in the final (.025 RT).


Rich Fiechter from Granite Bay had the “rat rod” look down pat with his 350 cid-powered ’29 Ford Model A sedan.

Rod Mullen’s eye-catching ’51 Studebaker pickup lost in round one of Sportsman via David Codde’s
terrific .004 RT.

 
George Brooks is perfect proof that age is no deterrent to success when it comes to drag racing. The 71 year
old rider from Redway went three rounds in Motorcycle with his Hayabusa.

 
Paul Mastro started off his new year in fine fashion with four wins in Pro, ending up RU to Melissa Wright.

 
Don Jones’ Pro ’02 Mustang entertained the fans with great wheelstands on every run.

 
Mike Brundage, last year’s winner in Super Pro, looked like he was on the way to a repeat win until he broke outin the semi-finals against RU Rob Knoles.

 
Jimmy DeMartini went four rounds in Street before losing to number one qualifier James Pickel in the
quarter finals.  

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Jesse Adams had his ’69 Camaro entered in both Super Pro and Pro, but could not get past #1 qualifier Jan
Leavitt in Super Pro nor Pro winner Melissa Wright.

 

 Imagery by Stephen Justice


AWARDS PARTY 2012 at Wyotech






Points Table
Field Size 1st Rnd 2nd Rnd 3rd Rnd 4th Rnd 5th Rnd 6th Rnd 7th Rnd RU Win
4 or less
33
64
85
5-8
32
43
64
85
9-16
31
42
53
64
85
17-32
30
41
52
63
74
95
33-64
30
40
51
62
73
84
105
65-128
30
40
50
61
72
83
94
105
129-up
30
40
50
60
71
82
93
104
115


 

 


Pacific Division ET Challenge Series

The 2013 Pacific Division ET Challenge shall consist of a four race series to be held at each NHRA Pacific Division Member Track.  Racers will compete at their local track and not be required to travel for a chance at this award.  Each competitor shall be signed up for track points and have a current NHRA Competition Number/License and Membership to receive points for this program.

May 4, May 5, June 29, August 3 

Champions will be crowned in Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman, and Motorcycle with each champion receiving a Wally and jacket for their accomplishment.

Program Guidelines

  • Four race series to be held at each Member Track on dates specified by track (see signup sheet) and held between February 1 and September 15, 2013.
  • Dates must be submitted to the Pacific Division office no later than February 1, 2013 (see signup sheet).
  • Series dates must be concluded by September 15, 2013.
  • Race results must be sent to the Pacific Division office within two (2) weeks of conclusion of each event, with all results being in no later than September 19, 2013.
  • Race results will consist of round by round results (to verify car count and rounds won) and must be faxed, e-mailed, or mailed in.
  • Four classes of competition – Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman, and Motorcycle.
  • Racer must be signed up for track points and have valid NHRA Competition Number and Membership.
  • Racers may compete in this program at more than one track, but points will be awarded individually per track (no combining of points from different tracks).
  • Points will be awarded by the Pacific Division as follows:
    • 33 or more entries for first round eliminations –

Win (86 points), Runner-up (65), Semi (43), and ¼ finals (32) awarded.

    • 17-32 entries – Win (85), RU (64), Semi (43), and ¼ (31) awarded.
    • 9-16 entries – Win (84), RU (63), Semi (42) awarded.
    • 5-8 entries – Win (83) and RU (62) points only.
  • In the event of a tie, the procedure to break the tie will be as follows: (1) Driver with most rounds won at scored events, (2) Tied competitors will face off at the Pacific Division Summit ET Finals with the winner being the champion.
  • Points will be kept solely by, and at the discretion of, the Pacific Division office.




 
   

 

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