This summary outlines various drag racing vehicles owned by different racers, presenting their specifications and performance in quarter-mile races:
Peacemaker: Owned by Dan Bigelow from Michigan, this 1970 Dodge Challenger is powered by a 427 cubic inch Chevrolet engine, featuring a 3-speed manual transmission. Its quarter-mile performance details are not available.
Ed Olpin Racing: Based in Pleasant Grove, Utah, Ed Olpin’s 2018 dragster by Miller boasts a 673 cubic inch Chevrolet engine with an automatic transmission, achieving a quarter-mile time of 7.202 seconds at NHRA Pomona.
Michaud Motorsports: This 2023 dragster from Edmonton, Canada, powered by a 540 cubic inch Chevrolet and built by TNT, has clocked a quarter-mile time of 6.976 seconds.
Fromelius-Chapman-Steib / The Rogue: In multiple configurations from 1965 to 1966, this entry, co-owned by Laddie Fromelius, Bob Chapman, and Butch Steib, features a 392 cubic inch Chrysler Hemi and achieved quarter-mile times of 8.170 and 8.030 seconds.
Hirata & Hobbs: Owned by Ken Hirata and Phil Hobbs, this 1962 and 1971 dragster series powered by Chrysler Hemis documented best quarter-mile times of 8.720 seconds.
Nakamura-Hamel-Sorensen: A 1981 dragster from Winnipeg equipped with a 426 cubic inch Keith Black Hemi, recorded quarter-mile ETs (exact times not specified).
Taulbee & Harmon: This 1979 Top Fuel entry features a Keith Black Hemi engine and has not disclosed quarter-mile performance metrics.
These entries showcase a range of dragsters, highlighting their owners, powertrains, and performance achievements in different categories and classes.