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Jason Line Wins Seattle, Reclaims Points Lead
Jason Line Wins Seattle, Reclaims Points Lead
KENT, Wash., August 7, 2011 – Jason Line and the Summit Racing team made an impressive return to the winner’s circle on Sunday, taking home the Pro Stock title at the NHRA Northwest Nationals in Kent, Wash. Starting from the second position, Line eliminated Ron Krisher, Vincent Nobile and Rodger Brogdon in the early rounds before squaring off against teammate Greg Anderson in the final.
KENT, Wash., August 7, 2011 – Jason Line and the Summit Racing team made an impressive return to the winner’s circle on Sunday, taking home the Pro Stock title at the NHRA Northwest Nationals in Kent, Wash. Starting from the second position, Line eliminated Ron Krisher, Vincent Nobile and Rodger Brogdon in the early rounds before squaring off against teammate Greg Anderson in the final.
Anderson Wins Third Race in Brainerd, Fourth of 2011
Anderson Wins Third Race in Brainerd, Fourth of 2011, And Assumes Points Lead
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August, 21, 2011, Brainerd, Minn. - Greg Anderson and the Summit Racing team continued their impressive late summer run, winning the Pro Stock title at Sunday’s NHRA Nationals in Brainerd, Minnesota. Starting from the second position, the four-time champion defeated Shane Gray, Allen Johnson and Vincent Nobile in the early rounds before squaring off against Erica Enders.
The two cars left the line as if tied together, and powered down the track almost as one. In the end, the fabled KB Racing horsepower proved to be the distance, with Anderson’s 6.599-second, 209.26 mph pass edging his opponent’s 6.614-second, 208.10 effort by just over one hundredth of a second. It was Anderson’s fourth win of the season, tying him with his teammate for the most in Pro Stock this season, third at BIR, and 69th of his career, tying Kenny Bernstein for fourth on the all-time NHRA’s winners’ list.
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August, 21, 2011, Brainerd, Minn. - Greg Anderson and the Summit Racing team continued their impressive late summer run, winning the Pro Stock title at Sunday’s NHRA Nationals in Brainerd, Minnesota. Starting from the second position, the four-time champion defeated Shane Gray, Allen Johnson and Vincent Nobile in the early rounds before squaring off against Erica Enders.
The two cars left the line as if tied together, and powered down the track almost as one. In the end, the fabled KB Racing horsepower proved to be the distance, with Anderson’s 6.599-second, 209.26 mph pass edging his opponent’s 6.614-second, 208.10 effort by just over one hundredth of a second. It was Anderson’s fourth win of the season, tying him with his teammate for the most in Pro Stock this season, third at BIR, and 69th of his career, tying Kenny Bernstein for fourth on the all-time NHRA’s winners’ list.
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Jason Line Wins Dallas from Pole, Increases Points Lead
Jason Line Wins Dallas from Pole, Increases Points Lead
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ENNIS, Texas, September 25, 2011 – Jason Line and the Summit Racing team continued to make strides towards the 2011 Full Throttle Championship on Sunday, sweeping the competition in winning the Pro Stock title at the AAA Texas NHRA Fall Nationals in Ennis, Texas. Starting from the No. 1 position after resetting the track elapsed time and speed records in qualifying, Line eliminated six-time champion Warren Johnson, Countdown contender Greg Stanfield and Steve Kent in the early rounds before squaring off against rival Kurt Johnson in the final in a rematch of last week’s championship round in Charlotte won by Johnson.
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ENNIS, Texas, September 25, 2011 – Jason Line and the Summit Racing team continued to make strides towards the 2011 Full Throttle Championship on Sunday, sweeping the competition in winning the Pro Stock title at the AAA Texas NHRA Fall Nationals in Ennis, Texas. Starting from the No. 1 position after resetting the track elapsed time and speed records in qualifying, Line eliminated six-time champion Warren Johnson, Countdown contender Greg Stanfield and Steve Kent in the early rounds before squaring off against rival Kurt Johnson in the final in a rematch of last week’s championship round in Charlotte won by Johnson.
WILSON MANIFOLDS ANNOUNCES NEW APPOINTMENT
Earlier this week induction specialists Wilson Manifolds welcomed David Secunda to their fold as their new director of technical sales and marketing. “We’re delighted to have David join us,” announced Keith Wilson, “and we feel that all our customers will appreciate the benefits of his 16 years in the performance industry.”
The craft of creating race-winning induction systems or nitrous oxide kits is part inspiration but mostly know-how and hard work and the Wilson people have been perfecting their techniques for over 26 years. “I have admired Wilson Manifolds’ work for years and joining them,” says David, “provides me with my greatest opportunity yet to help racers, race teams and engine builders. From grass root levels to Top Fuel and NASCAR and from marine to dirt ovals, I’m looking forward to helping the racers and engine builders find the advantage they are all seeking.”
The craft of creating race-winning induction systems or nitrous oxide kits is part inspiration but mostly know-how and hard work and the Wilson people have been perfecting their techniques for over 26 years. “I have admired Wilson Manifolds’ work for years and joining them,” says David, “provides me with my greatest opportunity yet to help racers, race teams and engine builders. From grass root levels to Top Fuel and NASCAR and from marine to dirt ovals, I’m looking forward to helping the racers and engine builders find the advantage they are all seeking.”
Speedsource RX-8 #70 takes Rolex GT in New Jersey
Wilson customer, Speedsource RX-8 #70 wins in the Rolex GT series at the American Red Cross 250 in Millville, NJ.
Full article on grand-am.com
Photo courtesy of Juha Lievonen
In the production-based GT class, Mazda scored a podium sweep led by Sylvain Tremblay and Jonathan Bomarito in the No. 70 Mazdaspeed/Castrol Edge Mazda RX-8. Unlike last year - when SpeedSource cars took the top three positions, three different teams finished on the GT podium as the marquee took its first victory of the season.
Bomarito took the checkered flag .685 seconds ahead of John Edwards, who won the pole in the No. 42 TheRaceSite.com Mazda RX-8 he shared with Wayne Nonnamaker. James Gue and Dane Cameron took third in the No. 41 Dempsey Racing Mazda RX-8.
Full article on grand-am.com
Photo courtesy of Juha Lievonen
In the production-based GT class, Mazda scored a podium sweep led by Sylvain Tremblay and Jonathan Bomarito in the No. 70 Mazdaspeed/Castrol Edge Mazda RX-8. Unlike last year - when SpeedSource cars took the top three positions, three different teams finished on the GT podium as the marquee took its first victory of the season.
Bomarito took the checkered flag .685 seconds ahead of John Edwards, who won the pole in the No. 42 TheRaceSite.com Mazda RX-8 he shared with Wayne Nonnamaker. James Gue and Dane Cameron took third in the No. 41 Dempsey Racing Mazda RX-8.
Anderson Scores Third Win of 2011 Season in Sonoma
Anderson Scores Third Win of 2011 Season in Sonoma
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SONOMA, CALIF., July 31, 2011 – Greg Anderson and the Summit Racing team continued their mid-summer surge on Sunday, capturing the Pro Stock title at the Fram/Autolite NHRA Nationals in Sonoma, Calif. Starting from the second position, Anderson defeated Gordie Rivera, Rodger Brogdon and Erica Enders in the early rounds before squaring off against 2009 Pro Stock champion Mike Edwards in the final.
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SONOMA, CALIF., July 31, 2011 – Greg Anderson and the Summit Racing team continued their mid-summer surge on Sunday, capturing the Pro Stock title at the Fram/Autolite NHRA Nationals in Sonoma, Calif. Starting from the second position, Anderson defeated Gordie Rivera, Rodger Brogdon and Erica Enders in the early rounds before squaring off against 2009 Pro Stock champion Mike Edwards in the final.
Wilson Manifolds powers top spots in Whelen Modified Tour
Wilson Manifolds and Hutter Performance are a race proven winning combination
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After 6 races in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, Rowan Pennink has captured the series points lead along with Ron Silk in close 2nd. Each driver has produced 1 win and 5 top five finishes. Bobby Santos III has begun the season with a slightly less aggressive run on the points currently putting himself in the 7th spot. This however means little with still 10 races to go in the season.
We at Wilson Manifolds would like to congratulate Rowan, Ron, & Bobby on their achievements so far and look forward to a top 3 finish at the end of season. Great job gentleman!
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Visit Rowan Pennink
Visit Ron Silk
Visit Bobby Santos III
Visit Hutter Performance
After 6 races in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, Rowan Pennink has captured the series points lead along with Ron Silk in close 2nd. Each driver has produced 1 win and 5 top five finishes. Bobby Santos III has begun the season with a slightly less aggressive run on the points currently putting himself in the 7th spot. This however means little with still 10 races to go in the season.
We at Wilson Manifolds would like to congratulate Rowan, Ron, & Bobby on their achievements so far and look forward to a top 3 finish at the end of season. Great job gentleman!
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