 CAREER |
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November 13, 2011: Finished 10th in the Full Throttle Points.
Winner at Seattle
Runner
Up at Sonoma |
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November 14, 2010: Finished 10th in the Full Throttle Points.
Earned the No. 1 qualifying spot at
Dallas,
Winner at Seattle, Norwalk, and Gainesville
Runner
Up at Bristol |
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November 15, 2009: Finished 4th in the Full Throttle Points.
Winner at Seattle, and Sonoma
Runner
Up at Virginia |
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November 16, 2008: Finished 2nd in the Powerade Points.
Earned the No. 1 qualifying spots at
Winternationals (Pomona), Phoenix,
Las Vegas and Atlanta.
Winner at Las Vegas, Madison, Englishtown, Denver, Dallas, and Memphis.
Runner
Up at Kansas |
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September 28, 2008: Won
the 21st Annual O'Reilly Mid-South Nationals, defeating
Ashley Force
in Memphis, TN. |
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September 21, 2008: Won
the 23rd Annual O'Reilly Super Start Batteries NHRA Fall Nationals,
defeating
Tony Pedregon in
Dallas, TX. |
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| 2008: Qualified for
the 27th Annual Skoal Showdown |
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July 13, 2008: Won
the 29th annual Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals, defeating
Jack Beckman
in
Denver, CO. |
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June
22, 2008: Won
the 39th Annual NHRA SuperNationals, defeating
Mike Neff
in
Englishtown, NJ. |
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May
4, 2008: Won
the 12th Annual O'Reilly NHRA Midwest Nationals, defeating
Mike Neff
in
St. Louis (Madison, IL). |
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April
13, 2008: Won
the 9th Annual NHRA SummitRacing.com Nationals, defeating
Ashley Force
in
Las Vegas, NV. |
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| February,
2008: Back
to back #1 Qualifier (Pomona and Phoenix) |
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| November
12, 2006: Ran
career best speed of 330.47 seconds in Pomona, CA. |
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July
30 - August 1, 2004: Won
the 17th Annual FRAM-Autolite Nationals, defeating
John
Force in
Houston, Texas. |
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April
18, 2004: Won
the 17th Annual O'Reilly Spring Nationals, defeating Jerry Toliver
in
Houston, Texas. |
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April
18, 2004: Won
100th Eliminations Round at the 17th Annual O'Reilly Spring Nationals
in
Houston, Texas. |
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Oct.
5, 2003: Won
the 19th Annual Lucas Oil Nationals, defeating Cruz Pedregon
in
Reading, PA |
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Sept.
7, 2003: Won
the 49th Annual U.S. Nationals, defeating Johnny Gray
in
Indianapolis, IN.
becoming NHRA's 500th
event winner |
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Feb.
6, 2003: Ran
career best elapsed time of 4.759 seconds in Pomona, CA.
This
is currently the fourth quickest ever. |
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Aug.
30, 2002: Member
of First Mac Tools Stars & Stripes Team at the
48th
Annual Mac Tools U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis, IN |
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| 2000:
First Funny Car
to run 4 seconds in Las Vegas, NV |
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1999:
Won his first
National Event in Funny Car, defeating John Force
at
the Route 66 Nationals in Joliet, IL. |
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| 1999:
Nominated for
the NHRA All-Star Team |
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1998:
Finished
seventh in the Winston standings. Earned the No. 1 qualifying spots
at
St. Louis and Indianapolis.
Runner
Up at Winternationals (Pomona) and Richmond. |
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| 1998:
Qualified for
the Big Bud Shootout |
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| 1997:
First Funny Car
to run 4 seconds in Memphis, TN |
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| 1997:
Reached first
career Funny Car final round at US Nationals |
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1996:
Became the 7th
Member of the Castrol Four-Second Club at the
Winston
finals in Pomona, CA. (Time: 4.945) |
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| 1996:
First Funny Car
Rookie to run over 300 MPH |
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| 1996:
First Funny Car
Rookie to run in the 4’s. |
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| 1996:
Began Fuel Funny
Car career |
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| 1995:
Won Second Division
III NHRA Alcohol Funny Car Championship |
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| 1994:
Won Division III NHRA Alcohol Funny Car Championship |
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| 1990
– 1995: Raced
NHRA Alcohol Funny Car |
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| 1989:
Won first
Sportsman Race in Super Comp -Division III – Martin MI. |
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| 1979:
Began Bracket Racing his 1963 Plymouth |
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