The event attracted drivers competing for a share of $13,300 and a coveted NHRA Speed For All Wally trophy. In a thrilling final, Shane Lile from Taylorsville, Kentucky, claimed victory in his red 1955 Chevy with a time of 7.94 seconds, defeating Kim Brush from Amherstburg, Ontario, who finished in her blue 1955 Chevy at 9.41 seconds. Lile and Brush made history as the first winner and runner-up of this inaugural event.
Bader highlighted the significance of their achievements, recognizing their place in Gasser history. As Summit Motorsports Park prepares for the upcoming 48th Annual Cornwell Tools Night Under Fire on August 2, attendees can also enjoy a qualifying show on August 1, continuing the excitement for motorsport fans. For more details, visitors are encouraged to check the park’s official page.
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