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I was going to say, I know I saw her crew there… they were staying in the same hotel we were.I believe Jeff Udderback drove her car in Sonoma.
Oh, OK. Interesting. Thanks for that info. Maybe putting some laps on the car to get more data? Or maybe she had to cancel at the last minute.I believe Jeff Udderback drove her car in Sonoma.
And Wilkerson is the RT leader in funny car.major improvements in e.t.'s in Q3.
when par willen posts his r.t. statistics, justin ashley of course has always been known for stellar lights.
then looking at par's statistics, you also notice justin's teammate will smith has also been cutting stellar lights.
today in seattle Q3 justin has .060 r.t., a little slower than normal for him, then followed two runs later by will's .059.
extremely similar. just an observation.
I’ve had a theory for a while that Justin Ashley has something legal that helps his reaction time. Odd that Will Smith and Daniel Wilkerson also have great reaction times and they are less experienced than Justin. I believe if it was car related, Mike Green would have it on Tony Stewart’s car to help him out. I don’t think Stewart’s reaction times have improved between last year and this year with his crew chief change. Doing some research, I found a company that makes contact lenses which helps you see colors more clearly and are designed to help athletes.no kidding, hadn't even looked at FC. interesting.
When that happens I always think they got too greedy with the tuneup. There were no oil downs or delays so the track conditions didn’t change drastically from the start of Top Fuel.Few just a few exceptions, that was a very poor Q3 in F/C. The conditions seemed good, though, with high 60's temps. But most cars went up in smoke. Any theories? Is there different track prep glue being used the last few races?
On the other hand, Q3 of T/F was mostly the opposite, with just a few cars going up in smoke.
That sucks about grose ( glad he is okExciting Q4. TF Hart #1 3.685, Torrence #2 3.692, Kalitta #3 3.703, Langdon #4 3.707, Pruett #5 3.710, Millican #6 3.719.
FC JR Todd #1 3.885, Beckman #2 3.890, DeJoria #3 3.900 @ 337 mph, her fastest speed ever by 4 mph, #4 Hagan 3.903, #5 Green 3.908, #6 Wilk 3.924, Cruzer #7 3.926. Wilk won his first ever Mission Foods challenge and Antron won in TF. In PS Joey Grose didn't qualify and ended up on his roof and on fire but walked to the ambulance. And neither RWR cars exploded a rear end!
If I was Tim I'd say the same thing. Not much of a prize for being top half.Exciting Q4. TF Hart #1 3.685, Torrence #2 3.692, Kalitta #3 3.703, Langdon #4 3.707, Pruett #5 3.710, Millican #6 3.719.
FC JR Todd #1 3.885, Beckman #2 3.890, DeJoria #3 3.900 @ 337 mph, her fastest speed ever by 4 mph, #4 Hagan 3.903, #5 Green 3.908, #6 Wilk 3.924, Cruzer #7 3.926. Wilk won his first ever Mission Foods challenge beating Prock and Antron won in TF. When Costello told Tim Wilkerson they were going to race Prock in Rd 1 he said WTF on the air on .TV! In PS Joey Grose didn't qualify and ended up on his roof and on fire but walked to the ambulance. And neither of the RWR cars exploded a rear end!
Exciting Q4. TF Hart #1 3.685, Torrence #2 3.692, Kalitta #3 3.703, Langdon #4 3.707, Pruett #5 3.710, Millican #6 3.719.
FC JR Todd #1 3.885, Beckman #2 3.890, DeJoria #3 3.900 @ 337 mph, her fastest speed ever by 4 mph, #4 Hagan 3.903, #5 Green 3.908, #6 Wilk 3.924, Cruzer #7 3.926. Wilk won his first ever Mission Foods challenge beating Prock and Antron won in TF. When Costello told Tim Wilkerson they were going to race Prock in Rd 1 he said WTF on the air on .TV! In PS Joey Grose didn't qualify and ended up on his roof and on fire but walked to the ambulance. And neither of the RWR cars exploded a rear end!
Ask Eddie Hill what shoddy metallurgy can do to a race team. Two defective cast aluminum blocks not only were directly responsible for him folding his Top Fuel operation - two cars completely destroyed within 2 weeks - but pushed NHRA to immediately mandate billet blocks. As far as I know the manufacturer was never revealed. Hill ran several over the years; JP-1, TFX, Keith Black and possibly some others.Watched Clay's video from Friday at Seattle, looks like the Chrisman rear ends were breaking from the Italian made gears (Chrisman can't get any gears from the American gear maker they use) so they swapped Tony's car to a Strange rear end. Clay is still running the Chrisman with what American made gearsets they have left, may have to switch to Strange in his car also. I think Antron is the only other full time team running Chrisman's also. When the Strange rears were breaking it was the foreign made gearsets also, rumor is the steel used in those was"dirty".