Nostalgia Super Stock

Kurt Neighbor was in a tight contention with Doug Duell and Steve Wilson for the championship coming into this race – all within about a hundred points. With double points at the series finale, even Doug Poskevich had a chance at the championship title, despite being fourth. Neighbor hacked his way through five rounds until he met D.W. Hopkins in the final.

This was literally the last pair of cars to go down the track and when the lights dropped, Neighbor got the holeshot, a .043 and ran a 9.32 to his 9.25 dial, running within his index. Unfortunately, D.W. Hopkins stabbed the brakes a bit hard, locking them up and causing his car to get loose, tapping Neighbor who, despite a hard crash, got the event win - beating out Doug Duell and Steve Wilson for the 2011 Indy Cylinder Head Nostalgia Super Stock championship.

Ignite Racing Fuels Pro E85

Rob “Mr. Z” Keller won the whole pile in this unique class where the spec fuel is limited to E85 and other ethanol-based swill. Keller managed to take down Terry “Get Dusted” Cladeomotte in the final round by running a 9.10 on a 8.90 dial, which was closer than Cladeomotte's run giving him the victory.

TREMEC True Street

Chris Bishir won True Street in his S10 pickup by running a killer 9.05 average and in the LSX True Street class, David Childress took the overall win with his 9.03 average.

GMPP LSX Shootout

The GM Performance Parts LSX Shootout, the season-ending race of the 2011 GMPP LSX Showdown Series, had its biggest showing in its five-year history. In JE Pistons LSX Drag Radial, Mike Brown claimed the top qualifying spot, low ET (7.39) and top MPH (195.28) and the event win over Andy Essary. In ERL Performance All Motor, Judson Massingill swept the field with top ET and MPH honors for another LSX Shootout win after beating Joe Huneycutt in the 8.31 to 8.61 final. In Holley EFI Real Street Adam Preston added another win to his collection after defeating Paul Falcon 8.48 to 8.87. In ProForm LSX Rumble Dennis Pearson and Tim Hable clawed their way through six rounds before meeting in the final with Pearson taking the double breakout win. The Nitto Tire Fifth Generation Shootout win went to Louie Filippides who beat Shawn Calabrese, and in GM High-Tech Performance Magazine 5th Gen. Camaro Shootout, Ronnie Hackleton defeated Paul Murphy 10.41 to 11.52.

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