Defending series champ Matt Jones and tough competitor Daniel Bott repeated the final round in CFE Racing Street Bandit from the year before with Jones winning again to keep his undefeated season alive. In Borla Street Warrior, Darrell Petersen won this time (after finishing as runner-up last year). The final eliminations in SuperChips Street Stang, Sean Hyland Mod Comp, JDM Tough Truck, Bama Chips Four-Six Frenzy, and Ford Racing RPM Outlet Ultra Stang were all rained out and are scheduled to be completed at the next series event at Virginia Motorsports Park in Richmond.
Ken Hunter won Saturday's Fast Ford category, while Micah Monteleone and Tom Conrad Jr. switched over from Tough Truck and Street Stang to take home some gas money by winning in the other two ET Bracket race classes. Sunday's program was also a washout.
While weather forced an abbreviated pro-gram, there was a lot of old friendships renewed, stories shared, and even a few brews in the bar down at the bottom of the timing tower. It was still an exciting Fun Ford weekend with a lot of camaraderie, smiles, and good times-and that's what it's all about at every event.
After winning two events in just four appearances last year, Joe Robinson made his first appearance of the year at Belle Rose and posted top speed with a 177.18 mph qualifying effort in Precision Turbo Street Renegade. | 
Manny Alvarez overcame traction woes during qualifying in BFGoodrich Drag Radial by grabbing the win at Belle Rose over Gina Munden. | 
SuperChips Street Stang continues to attract top-notch cars such as Daniel Nestor's '02 Mustang GT. Nestor qualified just off the 12.50 index with a 12.48 at 107.93 mph. |
With last year's Focus Frenzy class morphing into a class for both four- and six-cylinder cars, Philip Bush was the guy to beat with this 12-second '88 Turbo Coupe that normally competes in NHRA Stock Eliminator. | 
Darrell Petersen's Steeda-backed '94 Mustang continued to dominate in Borla Street Warrior. Peterson scored his fourth consecutive win, this time over John Scaro, who finished Fourth in last year's championship race. | 
While she has yet to win this year, former NMCA Xtreme Street racer Gina Munden has found a home in BFGoodrich Drag Radial and leads the chase for the season championship. |