John Trobiani is the top qualifier in ARP Nitrous Pro Street hailing from Romeville, Illinois with his 1968 Camaro built in John’s garage with Neil Becker and Josh Ridley. The Tom Dixon built 482 is topped with twin Dominators from Pro Systems and is backed by a NCRC converter and Proformance Racing Transmission. Sponsors include Winner Circle Speed Shop, All Line Car Star paint and body with Brian, Jimmy and Michael. Crew this weekend is John’s father Tony Trobiani, John Trobiani, Jim Anderson and Steve Gilbert from left to right.

Bart Tobener is here running Edelbrock Xtreme Street this weekend with his Mustang crossing over from Renegade on the NMRA side. Changes for Xtreme Street include a lighter weight and larger throttle body. The rules for the class this year have been pulled back some to allow cars from Ultimate/Ultra Street to cross over into the NMCA with little to no changes to their combos. He landed second in the field with an 8.17 at 170 MPH. He enjoys running the NMCA Bradenton race bringing his sons to the race and dropping them off at home in South Florida after the race. Sponsors include Prestige Mustang, MV Performance and Diablosport. He runs a trans and converter from Automatic Transmission Factory behind the Procharged Mod motor. Bart (pictured right) is shown here with his son William.

Another cross over racer is Tony Alm who sits number two in Stainless Works Street Outlaw. He runs X275 locally and is right on his best performance in X275 this weekend running a 4.68 to the eighth mile with only a gear change to run the full quarter mile. The MPR engine is fed by a Garrett GTX 88 MM turbo backed with transmission and converter from ATF. Dave Dodge from Tig Vision built the chassis. Steve Lee, Tony Alm and Nick Lee from left to right.

Kevin Fiscus had the earned single in round one of Kooks Pro Mod. He knocked the tires off going past the tree and rolled through with a 15.56.

Michael Biehle II had a nice run vs. John Benoit after a late .200 reaction time. He was able to get around Benoit with a 6.039 at 247 to Benoit’s 6.207 at 232.

Billy Glidden left first on Vinny DeMieri and went on to a 6.38 at 179 clicking it early to advance over the off pace DeMieri’s 7.23.

Jimmy Keen set low ET for the round with a 5.988 at 237 MPH against Andrew Handras who shut down early.

Josh Green put up a clean 6.022 at 232 earning a win over Jim Bell who was just .003 red. he will face Steve Summers in round two.

Willard Kinzer ran a 6.63 at 223 for his win in Micky Thompson Super Street 10.5 W.

John Trobiani ran just one hundredth behind his qualifying ET with a 7.523 at 180 on an earned single in ARP Nitrous Pro Street.

Dwayne Barbaree ran it out for lane choice in Stainless Works Street Outlaw turning a 7.151 at 195.39 on his earned round one bye.

Sean Ashe is making performance improvements round by round running a 7.253 at 194 in his win over Dennis Lugo.

Steven Wardlow set low ET in round one of Edelbrock Xtreme Street with a 7.92 at 174.

T.J. Strange took the win over Jason Hoots with an 8.15 at 167 over the slowing Hoots.

Bart Tobener is right there with an 8.17 at 169 taking the win over Ray Cox.

Don Bowles made the call for ropund one but was off pace with an 8.43 at 161. DeMayo and Team Powerhead worked most of the night on his car as well. His 8.020 at 168 is right in line with his qualifying numbers.

Dwayne Ausmus clicked it early for an easy win over Anthony Ferrante was took the tree for points with a hurt engine.

Kevin Fiscus fell victim to a damaged carbon fiber drive shaft for the second time in his career this weekend in round two of Kooks Pro Mod. Michael Biehle II went on to a 6.08 at 244 and will face Jimmy Keen in round three.

Josh Green and Steve Summers were the last pair in Pro Mod with both drivers going red n a big way. Summers was worse so Green took the win and had his first five second run with a 5.99 at 237 MPH and a bye into the finals to face off with the winner between Biehle and Keen who posted a 5.96 at 239 in his win over Billy Glidden.

In Edelbrock Xtreme Street Bart Tobener put up an 8.02 at 172 to earn the round over Dan Kroll.

Steven Wardlow reset low ET with a 7.89 at 175 in his win over T.J. Strange.

Phil Hines took a loss to Dwayne Barbaree after slowing to a 7.29 at 283 to Barbaree’s bracket like 7.13 at 195 MPH. Sean Ashe is also out after spinning the tires against Tony Alm’s 7.21 at 185.

Jimmy Keen faced off with Michael Biehle II in the Pro Mod semi finals running a 5.94 at 239 to Biehle’s game 6.06 at 246 setting the stage for an all nitrous final.

Jimmy Keen took the Kooks Pro Mod win over Josh Green. Green left too soon with a -.044 reaction handing Keen the win. He went on to a 5.954 at 237 MPH.

Tony Alm took the win in Stainless Works Street Outlaw running a 7.214 at 192.02 MPH over Dwayne Barbaree who was quicker with a 7.177 at 195 MPH but his .657 reaction time was way off pace. Tony gives special thanks to his wife Patty, Thunder Autosports, ATF, Tig Vision, UPR, Mark Menscer and Tim Eichorn from from MPR for the reliable engine, NMCA and Bradenton Motorsports Park.

Steven Wardlow took the Edelbrock Xtreme Street win for Team Midnight and Nelson Competition running a 7.900 at 175 over Bart Tobener who could not grab hold of the track in the final.

Any Vogt went .006 on the tree against John Trobiani who was .008 red in the ARP Nitrous Pro Street final negating his best run of the weekend which was good for both top MPH and top MPH with a 7.502 at 184.46. Vogt’s 7.562 at 178.39.

Dwight Ausmus picked up his first event win in NA 10.5 this weekend in a holeshot win over number one qualifier Mike DeMayo. Ausmus’ .019, 8.074 at 169 was enough to stay in front of Demayo’s .059, 8.044 at 168.