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The inaugural Southeast Gassers Association (SEGA) event, “The Bama Brawl” at Holiday Raceway in Woodstock, Alabama, delivered an electrifying display of classic gasser drag racing, reminiscent of the 1960s. Despite challenging weather conditions hindering testing and tuning, the event showcased stunning performances and dramatic moments, leaving fans at the edge of their seats.

The A/Gas category saw standout performances, with Leslie Horne battling through adversity to achieve a final time of 5.25 seconds after a shaky start, ultimately facing off against top qualifier Ben Christopher, who recorded a 5.15. A dramatic final saw Horne’s red light launch hand the win to Christopher, who emerged as the points leader.

In the B/Gas division, Charlie Lee pulled off a thrilling victory against Ted McKee in a close race, finishing just slightly faster at 5.57 seconds compared to McKee’s 5.58.

C/Gas featured reigning champion Jerren Perdue, who reset the category record at 5.947 seconds and clinched victory against Todd Oden in a nail-biting finish, both cars crossing the line in the 5.90s range.

Jerry Dean defended home turf in Super Stock, winning with a commanding performance over Rob Walden, extending his win streak to six races.

Overall, the Bama Brawl set a high bar for the 2026 championship season, underscoring the vibrant spirit and fierce competition of SEGA drag racing.



Source: dragillustrated.com