New Record in Drag Racing History - Page 3

chris3racing · 04-27-2009, 09:14 AM

Saturday night drag racing history was made at about 8:30 pm when four (4) American horsepower drag cars came out of the burnout box at the same time at Z-Max in Charlotte. The stands, both sides were at capacity, standing room section had long since been at capacity and the four cars pulled up to stage, turning on one set of bulbs at a time and as it all started years ago a flag starter (arm drop) started a four car race down the quarter mile. The roar of the crowd as those cars went down the track was something to see and hear. For those who are interested go to www.moparts.com., racing section and there are some videos from youtube.

I believe the second group of four has a station wagon in that group and a camaro when this group left the starting line the wagon and the camaro are wheels up and I mean wheels up.

This wagon had lifted the wheels in his earlier race and carried them way down track and as the old saying goes, "the crowd went wild".

04-27-2009, 09:14 AM	#1
chris3racing Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 528 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	New Record in Drag Racing History Saturday night drag racing history was made at about 8:30 pm when four (4) American horsepower drag cars came out of the burnout box at the same time at Z-Max in Charlotte. The stands, both sides were at capacity, standing room section had long since been at capacity and the four cars pulled up to stage, turning on one set of bulbs at a time and as it all started years ago a flag starter (arm drop) started a four car race down the quarter mile. The roar of the crowd as those cars went down the track was something to see and hear. For those who are interested go to www.moparts.com., racing section and there are some videos from youtube. I believe the second group of four has a station wagon in that group and a camaro when this group left the starting line the wagon and the camaro are wheels up and I mean wheels up. This wagon had lifted the wheels in his earlier race and carried them way down track and as the old saying goes, "the crowd went wild".