13.646 at 100.794 MPH!

We made it to Clay City yesterday around 5pm and I got home right around 1am. Kevin (AKA John Force) got to float the Trans Am through about 8 times before the rain hit. I was sick as a dog the whole day with this summer cold and still am today. That was plenty enough to get a rough idea what the car would do stock so I have something to compare to when I put all my stuff on next week. I said when he first ran at a 13.870 that the car had a 13.6 in it and sure enough it did, Kevin and I both knew it did and was not stopping until we got it. I even got to ride along with him in it and film a few times. I will get the videos up just as soon as Dusti get’s a USB cable for her camera and we get them pulled off of it. We raced 8 runs and won 7 and only lost to an 11 second Camaro. I could not let myself drive because I seen how happy it made my brother and I just wanted him to race every time. He kept saying “This is the best thing in the world”. This was a big day for me in allot of ways, I was told by several people that I would never get a car like this and to just forget about it but here I am racing it at a track now! The smell of the racing fuel and burnt tires and the atmosphere brought back good memories for me. I tried to get a few pictures but could not really get any good ones of the car due to the barricades in front of the track, only can see the top of it. I thought this was interesting, HERE is a site that has the 1/4 mile times from hundreds of exotic and factory cars, I was surprised myself at what some of the Ferrari's, Lamborghini’s and Porsche’s ran! I am actually in a close run with some! I will post the videos hopefully soon! Here are the track times and pictures from the day!

13.646 run


101.963 MPH run


Trans Am before we headed out at from my brothers in Paintsville


Me and ol John Force


Me and the good look'n cheerleaders (Ginger and Dusti)


The only car we lost to (11sec. car)