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Pomona: Final professional finish order
<pre> POMONA, Calif. -- Final finish order (1-16) for professional categories at the 36th annual Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals at Pomona Raceway. The $2 million race is the final of 23 events in the $45 million NHRA ...
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<pre> POMONA, Calif. -- Final finish order (1-16) for professional categories at the 36th annual Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals at Pomona Raceway. The $2 million race is the final of 23 events in the $45 million NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series.
TOP FUEL: 1. Gary Scelzi; 2. Tony Schumacher; 3. Mike Dunn; 4. Doug Herbert; 5. Andrew Cowin; 6. David Grubnic; 7. Melanie Troxel; 8. Larry Dixon; 9. Bob Vandergriff; 10. Mike Smith; 11. Bobby Baldwin; 12. Shirley Muldowney; 13. Joe Amato; 14. Tim Gibson; 15. Doug Kalitta; 16. Kenny Bernstein.
FUNNY CAR: 1. John Force, Ford Mustang; 2. Bruce Sarver, Pontiac Firebird; 3. Bob Gilbertson, Chevy Camaro; 4. Ron Capps, Camaro; 5. Scotty Cannon, Camaro; 6. Tony Pedregon, Mustang; 7. Del Worsham, Firebird; 8. Dean Skuza, Dodge Avenger; 9. Jerry Toliver, Firebird; 10. Phil Burkart, Camaro; 11. Frank Pedregon, Firebird; 12. Al Hofmann, Firebird; 13. Scott Weis, Chevy Corvette; 14. Whit Bazemore, Camaro; 15. John Lawson, Firebird; 16. Louis Sweet, Camaro.
PRO STOCK: 1. Kurt Johnson, Chevy Camaro; 2. Jeg Coughlin, Oldsmobile Cutlass; 3. Warren Johnson, Pontiac Firebird; 4. Bruce Allen, Firebird; 5. Brad Jeter, Firebird; 6. Richie Stevens, Firebird; 7. Rickie Smith, Camaro; 8. Bo Nickens, Dodge R/T; 9. Troy Coughlin, Cutlass; 10. Larry Morgan, R/T; 11. Mark Pawuk, Firebird; 12. Arturo Delgado, Camaro; 13. Kenny Koretsky, Camaro; 14. Ron Krisher, Firebird; 15. Jim Yates, Firebird; 16. Darrell Alderman, R/T.
PRO STOCK MOTORCYCLE: 1. Tony Mullen, Suzuki; 2. Matt Hines, Suzuki; 3. Antron Brown, Suzuki; 4. John Smith, Suzuki; 5. Angelle Seeling, Suzuki; 6. Geno Scali, Suzuki; 7. Craig Treble, Suzuki; 8. Shawn Gann, Suzuki; 9. Joe DeSantis, Suzuki; 10. Reggie Showers, Suzuki; 11. Michael Phillips, Suzuki; 12. Blaine Hale, Kawasaki; 13. Brian Ayers, Suzuki; 14. Mike Berry, Suzuki; 15. Steve Johnson, Suzuki; 16. Greg Underdahl, Suzuki.
PRO STOCK TRUCK: 1. Greg Stanfield, Chevy S-10; 2. Mike Coughlin, S-10; 3. Bob Panella Jr, S-10; 4. Jeff Gracia, S-10; 5. Larry Seay, S-10; 6. Steve Johns, S-10; 7. Scott Perin, S-10; 8. Randy Daniels, S-10; 9. Dale Eaton, Dodge Dakota; 10. Steven Farr, S-10; 11. Mark Whisnant, S-10; 12. John Coughlin, S-10; 13. John Lingenfelter, GMC Sonoma; 14. Charles Greco, S-10; 15. Rick Jones, Sonoma; 16. David Spitzer, Sonoma.
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