Josh Hernandez, wheeling the Jim Oddy-tuned, camo-clad, National Guard ‘57 Chevy ran a 3.801/199.58 lap only to lose to Mike Janis, who recorded a personal best ET of 3.74 at 200.71 mph.

And if that weren’t enough drama for doorslammer fans, Shannon Jenkins, driving for the Al-Anabi team, doubled up, winning both the Martin and Topeka Pro Nitrous finals to become the winningest drive in ADRL history with seven national event wins passing Josh Hernandez who is second on the list with six “Minutemen” on his trophy shelf.

Pro Extreme

Technically Janis is a National Guard ADRL rookie, but the former IHRA World Champion is certainly no rookie to his fellow Pro Extreme racers. His win at Topeka came as no shock to anyone who follows Outlaw doorslammer racing of any kind.