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JOLIET IL - SUMMIT FastNews - Summary of eliminations in Pro Stock Bike at the Inaugural NHRA Fram Route 66 Nationals: Round 1 : Antron Brown, Chesterfield NJ, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.420) 7.456 181.28, def. David Schultz, Fort Myers ...

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JOLIET IL - SUMMIT FastNews - Summary of eliminations in Pro Stock Bike at the Inaugural NHRA Fram Route 66 Nationals: Round 1 : Antron Brown, Chesterfield NJ, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.420) 7.456 181.28, def. David Schultz, Fort Myers FL, Suzuki GSXR, (0.426) 7.529 177.98 Clarke Paris, Las Vegas NV, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.419) 7.522 179.33, def. Gary Tonglet, Metairie LA, Suzuki GSXR, (0.461) 7.532 177.88 John Myers, Birmingham AL, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.465) 7.459 177.51, def. Redell Harris, Baton Rouge LA, Suzuki GSXR, (0.406) 16.046 39.35 Matt Hines, Trinidad CO, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.435) 7.294 185.10, def. Stephanie Reaves, Gorham ME, Suzuki GSXR, (0.381 foul) 7.631 177.77 John Smith, Champlin MN, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.441) 7.400 181.89, def. C.J. Smith, Champlin MN, Kawasaki ZX7R, (0.387 foul) 7.612 175.25 Greg Underdahl, Forest Lake MN, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.474) 7.534 175.96, def. Ron Ayers, Greenville NC, Suzuki, (0.481) 7.564 177.56 Brian Ayers, Greenville NC, Suzuki, Right lane, (0.504) 7.552 177.39, def. Tony Mullen, Brandenton FL, Suzuki, (0.524) 7.551 177.88 Angelle Seeling, New Orleans LA, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.494) 7.434 180.86, def. Steve Johnson, Chatsworth CA, Suzuki GSXR, (0.407) 7.561 173.25 Round 2 : G Underdahl, Right lane, (0.471) 7.538 174.41, def. J Myers, (0.432) 7.770 170.51 A Seeling, Left lane, (0.476) 7.448 180.67, def. C Paris, (0.386 foul) 7.558 177.49 J Smith, Left lane, (0.465) 7.418 180.60, def. B Ayers, (0.430) 7.540 175.96 M Hines, Left lane, (0.423) 7.320 183.99, def. A Brown, (0.290 foul) 7.496 180.48 Round 3 : A Seeling, Right lane, (0.400) 7.408 181.47, def. J Smith, (0.489) 7.382 181.81 M Hines, Left lane, (0.439) 7.347 182.08, def. G Underdahl, (0.430) 14.370 85.22 Round 4 : M Hines, Left lane, (0.431) 7.296 184.02, def. A Seeling, (0.397 foul) 7.389 181.37 Low ET: Matt Hines 7.294 seconds Top Speed: Matt Hines 185.10 MPH Results provided by the FastNews Network, courtesy of Summit Racing Equipment ** http://www.summitracing.com/ **

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