Drivers Battle For Friday Night Drags Victories At AMS

A pair of racers prepare to race down Atlanta Motor Speedway’s pit road drag strip during last week’s Friday Night Drags event. Photo: Atlanta Motor Speedway/Twitter

Ross Cole had to battle back to score the of the Harbin’s Mechanical Services Street Outlaw win in week five O’Reilly Auto Parts Friday Night Drags action at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Cole had a slow start in the final, but was able to storm back to edge out Wayne Harris for the win on the AMS pit road drag strip.

“The car did something funny right off the line, but when it finally took off it was like it was on rails,” Cole said. “I’ve been tuning on it so I felt like once it got going it would go like a rocket.”

“You get to race in front of thousands of people, and most of them are people from your community,” Cole added. “That’s why I like coming here.”

Vincent Varela, whose 1979 Mazda RX-7 carried him to victory in the Summit Racing Equipment Sportsman Division, concurred, saying a win is sweeter when it’s shared.

“Family is what it’s all about,” Varela said. “Our whole family comes out because we love the sport.”

With a summer of racing ahead, Varela is hoping he and his family get to share many more wins and, ultimately, the division title.

“I want to win the whole thing,” Varela said with a smile. “I’m going for that championship.”

Other winners on the night included Kevin Mayo, who backed up his victory in the points opener with another win in the QuikTrip Pro Division final. In the AT&T Mobility Sport Compact Division, Amanda Brown propelled her 2012 Ford Mustang to the end of the 1/8 mile pit lane dragstrip ahead of Heather Utt, earning her first points-paying victory of 2019.

Atlanta Motor Speedway’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Friday Night Drags returns to the pit lane drag strip in on Friday, June 21 for another full night of drag racing, including acton from the Southeast Gassers as a part of Nostalgia Night.

For more information, visit AtlantaMotorSpeedway.com.

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Friday Night Drags – June 14, 2019

Domestic: David Smith – 1990 Isuzu
New Edge: Jacob Turner – 1993 Ford Mustang
Pro: Kevin Mayo – 2007 Chevrolet Cavalier
Super Pro: Mike Chambers – 1992 Pontiac Firebird
Street Outlaw: Ross Cole – 1972 Chevrolet Camaro
Sportsman: Vincent Varela – 1979 Mazda RX-7
Truck Advance: Taylor Wilder – 1994 Dodge 1500
Street Performer: Avery Stevens – 1998 Chevrolet S10
Super Bike: Graham Mayo – 2007 Mayabusa
Sport Bike: Shayne Pitts – 2013 Hayabusa
Motorcycle: Keith Stamps – 2002 Honda CB900
Cruiser: Bobby Cole – 2014 Harley Davidson Low Rider
Quad/Tri: Andre Martin – Banshee
Street Modified: Kelly Morgan – 1968 Ford Mustang
Truck: Ed Blanford – 1968 F100
Diesel Truck: Will – 2017 F350
Tuner: Luis Romaz – 1985 Mazda Rx7
Sport Compact: Amanda Brown – 2012 Ford Mustang V6
Factory Street: Keith Shockey – 2015 SRT 392 Challenger

 

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