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    William Malacarne
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    Top Qualifier after round one. Mike Neff, driving one of the John Force cars. Zero to 300 mph in 4.1 seconds.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Excellent William !!! Were the girls driving?

    Would go more of a pano to accentuate the speed !!! Excellent panning !!! ... can't believe the top fuels are going under 4 sec !!! Must be a wild ride !!!

    Next time out might want to take a reading and set on manual With the changing bg will have a variation but the main subject is always in the same light !!!

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    William Malacarne
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    Alfred

    After Scott Kalita was killed ealier this year they shortened the runs for the 2 fuel classes from 1320 feet(1/4 mile) to 1000 feet. They were running speeds of around 330 mph in about 4.5 seconds. Now they are going about 310 at about 4 seconds.

    Force now has a 4 cars in fuel funny car that includes himself, Mike Ness, Robert Hight(son-in-law) and his daughter Ashley. He also has two daughters that are doning very well in Top Alcohol Dragster.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Yes it was a tragic accident !!!

    I thought they were going to improve the track for the higher speeds not shorten. Seems they are close to what they were before and speeds will go up !!! btw ran a bike for a number of years, stock ZX12R, mid nines mostly.

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    Nonda Surratt
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    Cool beans!!!! Love the drags and super panning. Shorting the track seems a strange way to deal with it???

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    Alfred Forns
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    Nonda there are some 1/8 mile tracks Still great action since reaction time becomes even more crucial.

    After running we get a printout of run will all pertinent information.

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    Gus Cobos
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    Well done William,
    I like the panning effect...:cool:

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