Sean Bellemeur closed out his third championship season with a win in Tony Bartone’s Hussey Performance Camaro when he defeated reigning champion Doug Gordon in the Top Alcohol Funny Car final round, 5.465 to 5.483. Bellemeur was solidly in the 5.4s throughout the event in his wins against Don Hudson, Brian Hough, and Gordon, including low elapsed time and top speed of the event at 5.442, 269.89.
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Rich McPhillips latest victory was easily his most impressive because it included a personal best 5.101 in the quarterfinals that ranks among the best runs in the history of the Top Alcohol Dragster class. McPhillips never ran slower than 5.17 in eliminations as he worked his way past Trevor Larkin, Casey Grisel, and Jasmine Salinas. In the final, McPhillips closed out the season with a 5.138 to edge the very competitive 5.173 of Julie Nataas.
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Jimmy DeFrank now has 21 national event wins to go with his five world championships, and 11 of those victories have come in Pomona. DeFrank, the No. 3 finisher in the Super Stock standings, won his latest title with a slowing 9.179 on his 8.98 dial after opponent Angelo DeCarlo broke out by .022-second in his show-quality SS/HA ’66 Corvette.
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Stock winner Jeff Taylor, who is approaching a major milestone with his 49th national event victory. Taylor, a four-time world champion who claimed his first win in 1981, earned his latest title with a slowing 9.42 on his 9.25 dial after opponent Randi Lyn Shipp spun the tires in her D/SA Firebird. The Stock world championship was decided early in eliminations after Jerry Emmons took his bye run in round two.
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A decade after winning the Top Alcohol Dragster title in Topeka, Cody Perkins returned to the winner’s circle in Super Comp when he scored a narrow 8.904 to 8.908 win against Ken Mostowich in the final. The highlight of Perkins’ day was a near-perfect run in the third round that included a .002 light an 8.902 in his win against Val Torres.
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