LIGHTS OUT 9
STAYING
POWER
Jamie Hancock
shocked the drag
radial world in 2014
when he brought
out a lightweight
Pro Modified
Corvette to play
on 315-series
drag radials and
subsequently
recorded the first
4.0-second pass
for a radial car.
The past ADRL
Pro Nitrous world
champion continues
to impress in Radial
vs. the World today,
as he drove the
family-owned ‘68
Firebird to a 3.848
at 194.27 mph to
qualify No. 4.
EARLY
ADOPTER
David Wolfe, one
of radial racing’s
pioneers, returned
to Valdosta
with his yellow,
turbocharged
2005 Chevy
Cavalier.
The Ft. Worth,
Texas-based owner
of Wolfe Race Craft
qualified No. 31 in
the 32-car Radial
vs. the World field
before running a
weekend-best 4.03
at 196 mph in the
first round, though
it wasn’t enough
to defeat Daniel
Pharris in Andrew
Alepa’s Corvette.
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