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WINNERS BARR, MCCOY LEAD FIREBIRD RACEWAY TO TEAM TITLE AT NHRA NORTHWEST DIVISION'S SUMMIT SERIES FINALS BOISE, Idaho -- The top bracket racers from tracks across NHRA's Northwest division were at Firebird Raceway this weekend, vying ...
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WINNERS BARR, MCCOY LEAD FIREBIRD RACEWAY TO TEAM TITLE AT NHRA NORTHWEST DIVISION'S SUMMIT SERIES FINALS
BOISE, Idaho -- The top bracket racers from tracks across NHRA's Northwest division were at Firebird Raceway this weekend, vying for team and individual honors and a share of the purse worth $16,000. With two winners on Sunday, the home team from Firebird Raceway earned its fifth overall team title. Nampa resident Derric Barr won the Super Pro title and Aaron McCoy of Meridian won the Sport Compact class to lead the charge.
Barr outran Lyle Hood of Phoenix, Ore., racing for Champion Raceway (Eagle Point, Ore.) in the final. Barr ran 5.335 seconds at 153.26 mph to Hood's 11.331-second, 118.54 mph pass.
In the Pro category, Brian Gittings, Buckley, Wash., racing for Pacific Raceways (Kent, Wash.), wheeled his Tempest to the win over Paul Momeau, Vancouver, Wash., who represented Portland (Ore.) Int'l Raceway.
Derrick Jackson, Carlton, Ore., added points for Woodburn (Ore.) Dragstrip by earning the win in Sportsman. In the final he squared off against Sean Holm, Eagle Creek, Ore., who raced for Madras (Ore.) Dragstrip.
Mike Cragun of Sandy, Utah, racing for Rocky Mountain Raceway (Salt Lake City), won in the Motorcycle/Sled class, ousting another Madras Dragstrip racer, Enes Smith of Madras, Ore. Madras Dragstrip finish second in the team standings on the strength of the two runner-up finishes.
Cragun was also the runner-up in Saturday's Race of Champion's competition. McCoy bested Gerald Patzer, Abbottsford, B.C., who raced for Eagle Motorplex (Ashford, B.C.).
The following are Sunday's final results from the NHRA Northwest Division Summit Racing Series Finals at Firebird Raceway:
SUPER PRO
Derric Barr, Nampa, Idaho, (Firebird Raceway), Soran, 8.335, 153.26 def. Lyle Hood, Phoenix, Ore., (Champion Raceway) Camaro, 11.331, 118.54
PRO
Brian Gittings, Buckley, Wash., (Pacific Raceways), Tempest, 12.812, 103.98 def. Paul Comeau, Vancouver, Wash., (Portland Int'l Raceway), Chevy, 9.658, 137.23
SPORTSMAN
Derrick Jackson, Carlton, Ore., (Woodburn Dragstrip) Dodge, 13.482, 96.37 def. Sean Holm, Eagle Creek, Ore., (Madras Dragstrip), Nova, foul
MOTORCYCLE/SLED
Mike Cragun, Sandy, Utah, (Rocky Mountain Raceway), Kawasaki, 10.511, 107.87 def. Enes Smith, Madras, Ore., (Madras Dragstrip), Honda, 13.437, 101.67
SPORT COMPACT
Aaron McCoy, Meridian, Idaho, (Firebird Raceway), Neon, 17.682, 77.63 def. Gerald Patzer, Abbotsford, B.C., (Eagle Motorplex), Grand Am, 16.261, 82.69
Final Team Championship Point Standings
Firebird Raceway 62
Madras Dragstrip 53
Portland Int'l Raceway 52
Bremerton Raceway 49
Woodburn Dragstrip 47
Pacific Raceways 42
Rocky Mtn. Raceway 33
Eagle Motorplex 27
Bonanza 24
Champion Raceway 16
Renegade Raceway 12
Lost Creek 11
Coos Bay 10
Mission Raceway Park 9
Medicine Hat Drag Strip 6
Saskatchewan Int'l Raceway 5
Lewistown 3
Yellowstone Drag Strip 3
-credit: nhra
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