Behind the wheel of his famous ’68 Camaro with the No. 1 adorning the side, Furr defeated Steven Klock Jr., Robert Robertson, George Donhauser and Cameron Manuel on his way to victory, eventually meeting Mike Daymude in the final. With the big win on the line Daymude left the line first with a .016 reaction time to Furr’s .030, but Furr was able to make it up on the other end in the 9.90 class in a double breakout victory, running a 9.885/157.28 to Daymude’s 9.855/148.31.

Furr’s big weekend continued in Top Dragster as the North Carolinian dispatched of Tarrell Sinkler, Clint Mills, Wayne Colbert and Sinkler again before matching up with Tommy Cable of Hughesville, Md. in the final. Whittling down the nearly 60 car field to only two, Furr and Cable were just about to fire in the final race of the weekend when rain moved into the area and forced the postponement of the race. The two will meet to decide it all later this year.

Another former champion to visit victory lane over the weekend was 2009 Top Dragster champ Donny Urban of Pittsboro, N.C. who drove his brand new 2006 Cobalt to an Ironman in Top Sportsman. Urban, who recently made the move to the doorslammer class, qualified seventh on Saturday and went six rounds on Sunday against Mike Koontz, Bob Phillips, Vonnie Mills and Koontz again to take home the win and a spot in the TOC.

Urban eliminated Koontz in round one and came up with two more wins and two byes on his way to the final. Koontz, on the other hand, took the long road to the final after his loss through the re-entry round where he defeated Terry Logan and three others before meeting Urban again in the final. But the rematch would be short-lived as Koontz could not get his car back for the final allowing Urban to take a nice, leisurely stroll to victory.

In the Stock classes Pete D’Agnolo of Rochester, N.Y. and Joe Santangelo of Marlborough, Conn. claimed wins, although they didn’t take the same route to get there.