Summer racing season is officially underway, and major drag racing events are taking place across the United States every weekend. Racers using ProCharger supercharger systems continued their winning ways in May, collecting victories in everything from bracket racing and Top Dragster competition to Pro Mod and small-tire heads-up racing.
Top Dragster And Top Sportsman Racers Continue Winning
ProCharger-powered racers found plenty of success in the fast bracket racing ranks during May.
Chris Stine earned a Top Dragster victory at the IHRA Hebron National Event, while J.R. Baxter picked up a Top Dragster win in NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series divisional competition.
At the NHRA Division 7 event in Fallon, Nevada, Crue Casteel drove to victory, adding another win to the ProCharger tally. Mid-West Drag Racing Series competitor Mike Savoia also found the winner’s circle with a Top Sportsman victory.
Big-Tire Heads-Up Racers Deliver More Wins
ProCharger-powered combinations also excelled in heads-up competition on big tires.
Clay Cole secured the Outlaw Doorslammer victory at Mo-Kan Dragway, while Shawn Ellington earned a Pro Mod win during Mid-West Drag Racing Series competition at Tulsa Raceway Park.
Jason Lee added another major victory to the list by winning the Slammers class at Shakedown at M-Town.
Small-Tire Racers Dominate In May
Small-tire racers continued to showcase the versatility and performance of ProCharger-powered combinations throughout May.
Chase Womack picked up a victory at the Art of War 2 event, while Scott Taylor doubled up with two Outlaw Syndicate wins during the month.
Justin Reggio earned a victory at Door Wars, and Steve Summers claimed the Outlaw class win at a Wisconsin Outlaw Series event.
Additional ProCharger-powered winners included:
- Phil Hines, Battle for the Thrones
- Jesse Kernell, Battle for the Thrones
- Deven Brown, RPM Revival Small Tire winner
- Brandon Phillips, Newport Dragway winner
- Luke Shivers, No Fear No Prep Nationals Small Tire winner
- Adam Phillips, Ozark Raceway Park Small Tire winner
- Brendan Russell, Throwdown N’ T-Town winner
- Tyler Stubbe, ASAG winner at Grudge Fest 4
- Jake Mason, Street Car Takeover Small Tire winner at Beech Bend Raceway
ProCharger Performance Continues To Shine
From Top Dragster and Top Sportsman to Pro Mod, no-prep racing, and small-tire competition, ProCharger racers continued to find success at tracks across the country throughout May.
With the summer racing season heating up and major events filling the calendar, it will be interesting to see how many more racers powered by ProCharger can add their names to the winner’s list in the months ahead.
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