2006 Fun Ford Weekend In Richmond, Virginia - Muzzle Loaders

WinnerCompetition is fierce and the points race is tight in the Superchips Street Stang 12.50 index class. Mark Anderson of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, added valuable points to his lead by taking the win in Virginia, as well as the Belle Rose make-up race this weekend.

WinnerTough Truck champion Don Justus (far lane) may not be leading the '06 points race, but he made up some serious ground in Virginia. After defeating Paul Gamino for the Belle Rose win, Justus qualified number one in Richmond and worked his way through the 21-truck field to beat Bob Cochran in the final on Sunday.

WinnerCurrently second in the Street Stang standings, Tom Conrad Jr. is one of a few die-hard bracket racers who run four to six classes a weekend. Conrad was victorious in Sunday's Street Ford bracket, and runner'd-up in Street Stang. He also took the win in Ford Racing's Ultra Stang class with his '06 Mustang.

WinnerDave Powers of Fredericksburg, Virginia, took home the Quick Ford cash on Sunday.

Bennet, North Carolina's Howard Brewer piloted his back-halved '85 Mustang to the win in Sunday's Fast Ford.

WinnerJim D'Amore of Freehold, New Jersey, was at the helm of Joe Intravaia's '05 Saleen clone and took home the Cajun Fun Ford Nationals Ultra Stang win on Saturday. He qualified the Pony on top with an 11.23 for the Richmond event, but came up short in the third round against P.J. Justus.

WinnerTonya McCoyle of Spruce Pine, North Carolina, took home the 4-6 Frenzy prize after defeating Michael Murphy and Matt Culpepper.

Qualifying number one in the 4-6 Frenzy was Luray, Virginia's Matt Culpepper, whose '88 Mustang coupe uses a 2.3-liter turbocharged powerplant for motivation.

Robert Humbertson of South Riding, Virginia, took home the esteemed Editor's Choice award in the Mustang Club of America-run car show and shine for his super-clean '03 SVT Cobra.

Stephen Posenau led the Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords True Street charge with a 10.35 average.

Coming in Second Place was Rick Kelso, whose notchback averaged 10.75 seconds over three runs.