Eleven years after his breakthrough first win at the 2011 NHRA Winternationals, James Glenn was back in the Pomona winner’s circle after besting Wade Archer in the Super Comp final round. Archer, who was a semifinal finisher in Super Gas, got the better of two lights with a clutch .004 reaction, but Glenn drove around him on the top end with an 8.907 to Archer’s off-target 8.939.
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Mike Coughlin added to the incredible legacy of the Ohio racing family by scoring in his fifth different eliminator when he drove the McPhillips family’s A/Fuel Dragster to a final-round conquest of four-time Top Alcohol Dragster world champion Joey Severance. Coughlin, who also owns wins in Top Dragster, Top Sportsman, Super Comp, and Pro Stock Truck, qualified No. 1 and captured his second NHRA Winternationals crown after Severance had to abort his pass.
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Cody Lane captured his second NHRA Winternationals crown and his eighth overall NHRA national event Wally when he defeated perennial Pomona Comp winner Doug Lambeck in the final. Lane, whose first Winternationals win came in Super Stock in 2015, ran (-.50) 8.41 to defeat Lambeck, who has claimed seven of his 16 wins in Pomona, including three at the Winternationals.
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After a two-season dry spell while team owner Rick Jackson worked through some health issues, 2017 world champ Shane Westerfield returned to the Top Alcohol Funny Car winner’s circle and collected his 14th career win. Westerfield, the No. 2 qualifier whose last victory came in Pomona at the 2019 Auto Club NHRA Finals, defeated Nick Januik, who was gunning for his second career win.
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Ed Olpin Sr. drove the family’s newly purchased ’68 Camaro, driven recently by his son, Ed Jr., to his seventh career victory and his first since he doubled up in Super Gas and Top Sportsman at the 2017 NHRA Winternationals. In the final round, Olpin defeated class veteran Pete Bothe, who broke out with a 9.893 in his Porsche after a perfect 9.900 pass in the semi’s. In addition to his three Super Gas wins, Olpin also has four wins in Top Sportsman.
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