Highlights included the nostalgic bike races featuring Ron Smith and Michael “Spike” Lauria, who came from New Zealand. The OSCARs (Old School Classic Altered Racers) also drew attention, with impressive performances including a significant debut by Nick Davies’ “No Quarter” Fuel Altered.
Central to the action was the Dragstalgia Cannonball, featuring a unique race format where E.T.s from three runs were combined to determine final placements. Tony Betts triumphed in his Nostalgia Funny Car, achieving a remarkable pass of 5.943 seconds at 246.37 mph. Other winners included John Gibson in the Gasser Circus and Aaron Windridge in the Supercharged Outlaws category.
Special awards recognized standout achievements, including Best Appearing Vehicle and the Burnout of the Weekend. As anticipation builds for the 15th anniversary in 2026, Dragstalgia promises to deliver even more unforgettable moments.
Source: dragillustrated.com