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zMAX Next for NMCA Racers
Date: Friday, July 30
The NMCA & NMRA will converge for an All-Star event in a true Motorsports Capital. Concord, North Carolina, is home to the newest, state-of-the-art drag strip, zMAX Dragway. This "Bellagio of Dragstrips" is a one-of-a-kind facility with the only all-concrete, four-lane drag strip in the United States. There will be plenty in store for this monumental event. The NMCA Muscle Car Nationals and the NMRA Ford Nationals will be bringing all their biggest and brightest stars to race down this one of a kind track. There will be two separate car shows, a massive vendor midway, sprawling swap meet, and let's not forget the "Legendary Burnout Contest". So don't miss your chance to experience what will eventually become one of the biggest events of the season.*
Four Jet Cars Blast down the 1320!
Be a part of history and witness over 20,000hp of Jet Car madness! 4 Jet Cars will light up zMAX Dragway as they make a simultaneous pass down the 4 lanes in*an epic exhibition. You don't want to miss this one!
Two Massive Car Shows!
NMCA and NMRA will host an awesome national event caliber car show both days, Saturday and Sunday. Bring out your American made muscle car, hot rod, truck or specialty vehicle for a chance to win over 50 awards each day. The best of show GM, Ford and Chrysler vehicles will win beautiful acrylic awards and the overall best of show will win a 6' trophy! Bowties, Blue Ovals and Mopars...this car show will showcase them all. This is the BIG one for car shows in the Charlotte area with the NMCA and NMRA attracting some of the most beautiful, collectible, stock and modified muscle cars and hot rods in the U.S.
For more information, follow the link
[url]http://www.nmcadigita . . . 
Posted on Friday, July 30 @ 6:29 PM by NMCA Scott
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FUELAB to Sponsor World Finals
Date: Wednesday, July 28
FUELAB, a leader in demand based fuel systems and the NMCA are pleased to announce that FUELAB will sponsor the 9th Annual NMCA World Street Finals at Gateway International Raceway October 7-10, 2010.
“FUELAB is thrilled at the opportunity to sponsor the 9th Annual NMCA World Street Finals at Gateway International Raceway. The NMCA is a great venue for fans, racers and customers to see the best in muscle car performance and FUELAB products in use. To have an event like this our own backyard is the best of both worlds,” said Brian Paitz FUELAB President.
For more information on the FUELAB NMCA World Finals click here. http://www.nmcadigital.com/events/event7.php
For more information on FUELAB, click here. http://www.fuelab.com/
Posted on Wednesday, July 28 @ 5:12 PM by NMCA Scott
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Second Annual Lone Star Shootout Coming
Date: Saturday, July 24
The NMRA, building on the success of their 2009 Houston, Texas event, will combine with the NMCA series to produce one of the largest muscle car events of the year…the 2nd Annual Nitto Tire NMRA/NMCA Lone Star Shootout at Houston Raceway Park in Houston, Texas the weekend of Nov. 12-14, 2010. Watch all the cars and all the stars of the NMRA take on the Chevys, Fords and Mopars of NMCA for a weekend of heads-up action. Also, be sure to check out the UPR Products / TREMEC All-Domestic Car Show to see the coolest muscle cars and hot rods in Texas show off for the fans at the Lone Star Shootout.
Tommie Vaughn Performance, one of the biggest players in the performance aftermarket and a Houston-based dealership, has signed on as the presenting sponsor of the event and will help make this “the” Texas muscle car event of the year. Tommie Vaughn will join over 30 vendors on the manufacturers midway so be sure to hit the ATM on your way to Houston to get great deals on the parts you need for your muscle car.
Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords is pleased to announce we will once again join forces with the NMRA and NMCA to host the 2nd Annual Lone Star Shootout. Just like the Spring Break Shootout class in Bradenton, Florida, the Lone Star Shootout will be a heads-up, quick 16 race from Saturday’s TREMEC True Street class.
Lone Star Shootout Class Rules:
The TREMEC Lone Star Shootout class, presented by Muscle Mustangs, will be a heads-up, Quick 16 format race that will take place on Sunday, November 14th, 2010. The Lone Star Shootout class will be open to the quickest 16 cars that run in the True Street class on Saturday, Nov. 13th.
To be eligible for the Lone Star . . .
Posted on Saturday, July 24 @ 12:09 PM by NMCA Scott
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Route 66 in the Books!
Date: Sunday, July 18
Scorpion Pro Street drew fifteen competitors to the famous Route 66 Raceway. After an intense three rounds of qualifying, Chris Rini topped the field with a 6.18 at 232 mph, followed by Joe Dunne who ran a 6.24, and coming in third on the list was John Sullivan with a 6.31. It was Billy Glidden and Joe Dunne who had the cars to beat this hot weekend, and both met up in the finals in a classic Chevy versus Ford match up. When the tree fell, a holeshot from Dunne and some tire slip from Glidden resulted in the Pat Musi-tuned Chevy getting the event win for the second year in a row. In the NMRA versus NMRA runoff, Dunne faced the NMRA’s Turbonetics Pro Outlaw winner, Mike Murillo
In Mickey Thompson Super Street 10.5W, Mike Yedgarian ended up on the pole with his newly rebuilt Pontiac, running a 6.75 at 214 mph, but Nick Scavo, who qualified mid-pack, also had his sights set on the Nitto Diamond Tree Super Bowl Championship Ring. Both twin-turbo machines met in the finals and when the lights dropped, Scavo left on Yedgarian, but the Pontiac was able to outrun Scavo’s purple machine to get the win, the first for this Canadian team. Yedgarian raced the winner of ProCharger Super Street Outlaw, Sam Vincent, but lost.
ARP Nostalgia Pro Street drew a twenty-car field, with Dave Beeson topping the bunch for the second race in a row. Unfortunately he broke, and it was Kevin Parent and Jim Jarrett who rose to the top. The finals between these two resulted in a close match, but in the end, Parent prevailed with a 7.41 to 7.56 race. Parent then beat EFI Renegade racer Bob Cook in the Super Bowl shootout.
In Vortech Xtreme Street, Bill Trovato ran an 8.00 at 171 mph to qual . . .
Posted on Sunday, July 18 @ 8:40 PM by NMCAJake
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Sunday News From Route 66
Date: Sunday, July 18
In Vortech Superchargers Xtreme Street, Jamie Stanton has been one of the most consistent this weekend. He qualified second to Bill Trovato with a 8.06 at 173 mph, then busted an 8.11 at 175 in round one. He is set to face the wicked Nova of Steve Cagle in round two and currently sits in the points lead.
BFGoodrich Street Radial saw Mike Fratena take out Jay Canella with a 8.90 at 158 mph run in the first round. This former class champ won the event at Maple Grove Raceway last month, and currently sits third in points. In round two he is slated to race Heath Shemwell who ran a killer 8.89 in round one, so this semi-final will be an interesting one.
In Scorpion Performance Pro Street, Chris Rini laid down a killer run in qualifying to grab the number one slot (6.18 at 232.19 mph), and followed it up by another wicked pass in the first round of eliminations, this time a 6.20 at an identical 232.19 mph to claim the record. He races the blown Camaro of Tony Williams in round two.
In Mickey Thompson Super Street 10.5W, Mickey Rees was able to not only break into the 6-second zone with his Metz Performance Camaro, but he also ran over 200 mph against Jim Robbins in the first round of eliminations yesterday, so It looks like this team is getting a handle on this ride. He is set to face Bill Lutz in round two.
Posted on Sunday, July 18 @ 9:54 AM by NMCAJake
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