JOLIET, IL—The switch was inevitable. Had the new Chevrolet Camaro Pro Stock race cars been available at the start of the 2012 NHRA Full Throttle Series racing season, the Team Summit drivers would have debuted them immediately. As it worked out, Jason Line and Greg Anderson started the season piloting their Pontiac GXPs—the same cars
For most of his career, Greg Anderson was not really a fan of Route 66 Raceway, site of this weekend’s Route 66 NHRA Nationals. His displeasure had nothing to do with the actual facility, which is considered one of the nicest on the Full Throttle Drag Racing circuit. Instead, it was the fact that it
Greg Anderson is in full-fledged beast mode. The Summit Racing Pro Stock driver captured his fourth Wally of the 2012 NHRA Pro Stock racing season Sunday at the NHRA SuperNationals in Englishtown, NJ, his 74th career win, and the 100th for owner Ken Black and the KB Racing team. Anderson defeated Jason Line in an all-Summit
Despite both drivers being eliminated in the second round of the SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals Sunday, the Summit Racing team leaves Las Vegas, NV. atop the Pro Stock point standings. Reigning Pro Stock champion Jason Line moved into second place, just behind 2010 champion Greg Anderson, who remains in the points lead after the fourth event
NHRA Pro Stock legend Bill “Grumpy” Jenkins died today. He was 81. Jenkins was a drag racing champion, a masterful engine builder, and admired by countless fans. You can read more about Jenkins’ life and immense contributions to drag racing and engine building here. In 1970, he became the first guy to break 10 seconds in
Pete Berner’s sharp new Summit Racing Equipment ZL1 Camaro might have you thinking he’s ready for a ‘come back’ tour—which isn’t far from the truth. The flashy RJ Race Cars built ride, featuring paint by SD Enterprises, harkens back to earlier days in Berner’s Pro Stock career, when he captured his first World Championship (2006).
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