In Funny Car, Jordan Vandergriff achieved his first-ever NHRA victory, winning over Ron Capps, J.R. Todd, and Matt Hagan with a time of 3.933 seconds. Vandergriff noted the challenges of racing four-wide but attributed his success to his team and growing comfort in the Funny Car.
Greg Anderson extended his success in Pro Stock, securing the No. 1 qualifier for a third consecutive race and winning the specialty challenge with a time of 6.549 seconds. He described the day as advantageous for him and his team at Hendrick Cars.
In Pro Stock Motorcycle, two-time world champion Gaige Herrera triumphed with a 6.759-second run, showcasing a significant starting-line advantage. Herrera relished the challenge of competing against top contenders, while Matt Smith marked his 60th career No. 1 qualifier milestone despite not winning on that day.
Eliminations for the NHRA 4-Wide Nationals are set for Sunday at 12 p.m. ET.
Source: dragillustrated.com