After the race at denver Joe,s top ten will change with 4 new racers jumping in, Tyler Cassils record run going -1.369 under Jerry Ryan not far behind -1.348 Rich Ahrens -1.326 and Jim Weakland -1.325 . Records set in SS by Cassil in SS/K Weakland in SS/GA Parness SS/IA and myself Meyer in SS/LA . Times are posted on NHRA . Let the flaming begin about alltitude corection. Congrats to the rest of the record holders and see you at the races.

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Records

Congratulations once again Tom and congratulations to all of the new record holders.
Only those who can set and have held records know how much effort it takes to perform such an accomplishment.
Good job to all.

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Alex Denysenko
MoneymakerRacing.com

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Congratulations Record holders.... Hope you have a great season..



Stephen Johnson #2162
Horace Johnson #2167
SS/D 427 Ford Fairlane NHRA-IHRA
Ex-Van Cleve

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OK all,

Before the flaming DOES begin, I want to point out that our 1.34 under run at Denver factors back to a sea-level pass of only an 11.20, or 1.25 under. I might add that we went faster than that at a sea-level track in the Spring and although the air was good there, it wasn't GREAT.

So, if you're prepared to go fast at altitude, you can. But if you bring your sea-level stuff there, you won't. Don't let the big WAY UNDER numbers fool you. Factored back, they're from about normal to .10 too quick depending on the air quality, just like at any other track.

Congrats to all you new Record Holders, "altitude enhanced" as the flamers might say, or not. Nothing is stopping them from going to Denver. It's not like we all live on the hill as Ritch and Jim Weakland do. We travel 700 miles, Tyler must be 800, and Tom was at least 450. Or maybe it's as Julie Jordan suggested, the road only runs one way, East.

Jerry Ryan

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Real names - no games.

There's no flaming here. This is the good guys site. You say what you want and then everyone just THINKs you're a bonehead.
Not a single gentleman has said, "Fulper, you're eigth mile record that's been in th' digger for fourteen months is weeeeeeeeeeeeeeak."

Everyone knows it tho. The record hangs in the shop, Looks good to newbies. And makes me want to spend money.

See? Everyone's nice here.

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You're right Bruce, but the no namers will pick up on it on the other site. Just giving them something to start out their day.
Also, we won't call them flamers here, but they can disagree. How's that?

A record is a record, even if you think it's weak. For those that have done it once, it does give incentive to keep going faster. Of course it doesn't get you a Wally, but to some, the record is the reason for racing. To each their own and good luck getting there.

Jerry Ryan

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I beleive that Woffard set the K/S record at 11.67 at 114 and change. Woffard, Cassil and Myers are all DEANO subscribers. not to give away any secrets.

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