2010 Keystone NMRA Racing Series Georgia Commerce Atlanta Dragway

Heavy-hitter Blair Brannock of New Port Richey, Florida, never lets us down. He pulls out all the stops every time he competes. Unfortunately for him, he had some traction issues about 100 feet out on his second pass, and finished with an 11.10-second average.

NMRA official Lonnnie Peplau checks in Tremec True Street competitors before the competition on Saturday.

Craig Jones took the 13-second win with a 13.41-second average.

Jason Duggar Coupe/Capri hybrid took a surprising 9-second victory with a 9.86-second average.

Austin Barr and his '66 F-100 averaged 15.03 seconds for the 15-second win in Tremec True Street.

Alan Happel of Kathleen, Georgia, showed up with his '97 Cobra and averaged 9.88 seconds, 0.02 slower than Jason Duggar, who took the 9-second win.

Blair Brannock (near lane) pulled off an 8.88 first pass, but averaged 11.10 seconds overall after traction issues on his second pass.

Joe Charles (near lane) averaged 12.06 seconds with his N/A '03 Mach 1, taking the 12-second victory.

Winner Allen Hurley proudly displays his Tremec True Street trophy.....

....His nitrous-powered white coupe (at top) averaged 8.65 seconds in the competition.

Rain delays in NASCAR brought Jack Roush to Commerce. He even mingled with the crowd in the car show area, signing autographs.

Only in Georgia can the vehicle taking home Best in Show be a '74 Bronco. Kelly Bird and his family had to make room for the 6-foot trophy, which barely fit in the pigmy pony.