Monday, November 9, 2026

5th Annual Windmill Nationals Results

Ardmore Dragway had their 5th Annual Windmill Nationals this past weekend where several winners walked away with big checks and happy smiles.

ARDMORE, OK – The 5th Annual Windmill Nationals concluded over the weekend at Ardmore Dragway where several racers walked away with big checks. Racers had the opportunity to try and visit the winner’s circle Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

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Friday was a warm-up race for $2,000 to win in both Super Pro and Pro. Saturday and Sunday were both $5,000 to win in Super Pro and Pro both. Sportsman racers got the opportunity to race on Saturday and Sunday for $300 to win. If you weren’t tired of racing yet on Saturday, Super Pro Green ran for $2,000 to win and Pro Green ran for $1,000 to win.

Read below for the race results!

5th Annual Windmill Nationals Results

Friday

Dennis Lithgrow

Dennis Lithgow defeated Rocky McLain in the Super Pro final after McLain turned on the red light by -.001. Lithgow was .022 and ran 4.641 on his 4.64 dial-in.

Renee Rhinefort was the semi-finalist.

Austin Williams

Austin Williams defeated Joe DeLaGarza in the final of Pro. Williams had the starting line advantage, .007 to .030, and ran 5.80 on his 5.77 dial-in to take out DeLaGarza.

Semi-finalists were Kris Gasaway and Preston Scherr.

Saturday

Wayne Gibson

Wayne Gibson defeated Rocky McLain in the Super Pro final round. Gibson’s .005 package made McLain mathematically ineligible from the start.

Bryson Parks was the semi-finalist.

Jake Howard

Jake Howard defeated Jacob Sterling in the Pro final with the slight starting line advantage, .025 to .028. Howard’s 6.55 on the 6.54 dial-in sent him to the winner’s circle.

Paige Hamlin was the semi-finalist.

Chad Morris

In the Sportsman final, Chad Morris took out Brett Spence to go to the winner’s circle. Morris had the starting line advantage, .034 to .081, and ran a 8.10 on his 7.69 dial-in for the trophy.

Jackie Mount was the semi-finalist.

Brian Canady

Brian Canady defeated Tripp West in the final round of Super Pro Green. West left first with a -.012 reaction time, giving Canady the win even though he was -.006 behind him.

Phillip Pennington was the semi-finalist.

Mac McCutchen

Mac McCutchen defeated Chad Sandlin in a deadly final round of Pro Green. Sandlin had the slight starting line advantage, .010 to .014, but ran one above his dial-in while McCutchen ran a 6.135 on his 6.13 dial-in.

Justin Cervantes and Bobo Marshall were the semi-finalists.

Sunday

Jason Bolton

Jason Bolton defeated Kyle Lindsey in the Super Pro final round after Lindsey turned it red by -.001. Bolton was .021 and coasted to the winner’s circle.

Aaron Brown and Brad Roberts were the semi-finalists.

Jake Howard

Jake Howard doubled-up and won Pro on Sunday also after defeating Tripp West in the final round. Howard was .019 and ran 6.55 on his 6.54 dial-in.

Jeremy Falkenbach was the semi-finalists.

Don Avondet

Don Avondet defeated Josh Green in the Sportsman final round on Sunday. Avondet had the starting line advantage, .030 to .068, and ran a 7.53 on his 7.50 dial-in to go the winner’s circle.

Chad Morris was the semi-finalist.

Megan Strassweg

An avid racer herself, Megan Strassweg, 28, sees her two worlds collide with DragChamp – journalism and drag racing. Megan resides in Evansville, IN, and she pilots a 2015 American Dragster in the NHRA North Central Division 3 Super Comp series, along with some local bracket racing on the side. Her passion for racing began early, having grown up at the racetrack, and she remains committed to the sport.

You can reach Megan on Facebook or email at megan@dragchamp.com

You can reach Megan on Facebook or email at megan@dragchamp.com

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