Results from CP Racing Promotions Kentucky Spring Nationals
Corey Griffith and Joey Ramey take home big checks from the Bluegrass State during CP Racing Promotions Kentucky Spring Nationals.
LONDON, KY – CP Racing Promotions made the trip to London Dragway for the Kentucky Spring Nationals presented by R&M Trailers. Drivers would compete for $10K on Friday and $20K on Sunday thanks to a persistent rain on Saturday.
Bottom bulb racers were welcome to compete in the event and the winner would move into the next round of top bulb racing. Dragsters and door cars were also separated until the fourth round of competition.
Friday $10K Results
Friday’s bottom bulb final was a pair of Ohio best friends, Corey Griffith and Nick Scheckelhoff. Griffith illuminated the win light which made him the ninth car in the running for $10,000.
Four rounds later, it was another Ohio final with Corey Griffith still footbraking against Taylor Cook. Griffith wheels his Camaro into the winner’s circle while Cook earns the runner up in his Malibu Wagon.
Sunday $20K Results
After eight rounds of tough competition, Sunday’s $20,000 final pair was ready to roll into the water box in a classic door car versus dragster match up.
Dewayne Martin is chasing another big check in his Nova after last month’s win at Lassiter Mountain Dragway. Joey Ramsey is looking for redemption after earning the runner up at London Dragway just last weekend.
In the final, Martin is .001 on the tree and gets to the finish line first, but he breaks out .0006 for the loss. Ramsey lets go .013 and runs dead on his 4.80 dial, putting together an .019 package for the $20,000 win.
On The Road Again
The next two events will be back in Cody Pollage’s home state of Louisiana. In two weeks, CP Racing Promotions makes a stop at State Capitol Raceway for 2 For 1 On The Bayou. Then three weeks later, the Bottom Bulb 120 off I-20 will be at Twin City Raceway.
For event updates and information, check out the CP Racing Promotions Facebook page.
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Jessica was born into a family of drag racers and fell in love with the sport at a young age. She began competing at 13 and has been hooked ever since! She even met her husband at the World Footbrake Challenge VII. Jessica works full time as an Ultrasound Technologist but spends almost every weekend chasing win lights at IHRA and NHRA bracket races.
You can contact her at Jessica@dragchamp.com or on her Facebook page.
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