Larry Morgan Racing
Larry Morgan ready to light it up in important hub for title sponsor FireAde
DALLAS – Pro Stock drag racing veteran Larry Morgan will be fighting for this third victory of the season this 
weekend at the AAA Texas NHRA FallNationals, a feat he hopes will bring more attention to first-year sponsor FireAde in an area of the country where its products are saving lives and property every day.
“Ron and Teresa Thames, the owners and founders of FireAde, have helped me race to one of my all-time-best seasons, and the best way I know how to repay their support is by helping their business continue to grow,” Morgan said. “Drag racing at this level takes corporate sponsorship, and corporations get involved to sell their products or services. Well, in a state like Texas, where so much oil is produced, they are changing oil-platform firefighting in big ways, and it’s saving lives and property like never before. So yeah, this is a big race for us, no doubt.”
Renaissance man Larry Morgan moves FireAde Chevy to fourth in points
READING, PA – The renaissance season for Larry Morgan continued as the FireAde Pro Stock driver raced to the 
semifinals of the NHRA Keystone Nationals on Sunday at Maple Grove Raceway.
Morgan’s second semifinal finish in three Countdown to the Championship races helped him climb to fourth in the Pro Stock points standings, his highest position of the season.
“This was a crazy weekend with all the rain, but I’m proud of all my guys for hanging in there and getting the job done,” Morgan said. “The car ran really well and we had a shot to get to the final. I can’t really ask for much more.”
Morgan lost a close semifinal race against Greg Anderson despite a solid pass of 6.502 seconds at 214.21 mph. Anderson’s lightning-quick run of 6.475 seconds at 214.38 mph was enough to send him to the final round, where he lost to Chris McGaha.
Wet and cold conditions no problem for FireAde Pro Stock driver Larry Morgan
READING, PA – Hurricane Joaquin provided the rain and a cold front that resulted in unseasonably cold 
temperatures for the annual NHRA Keystone Nationals, but none of that seemed to bother FireAde-sponsored Pro Stock veteran Larry Morgan.
With just one chance to make a qualifying run after the other three sessions were washed out, Morgan coolly laid down a 6.561 at 213.03 mph to earn a top-half berth for his FireAde Chevrolet. Making his 612th start — by far the most of anyone in the category — Morgan has pretty much seen it all, helping him stay non-pulsed through the numerous weather delays.
Fast race has FireAde Pro Stock driver Larry Morgan fired up for Reading
READING, PA – The last time the Pro Stock national elapsed time record was lowered, FireAde driver Larry Morgan 
won the race. Can the scenario repeat itself this weekend at the NHRA Keystone Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway? Morgan certainly hopes so.
“I hope we can get out there and do it again,” Morgan said. “If I can drive right, I’ll be just fine.”
Jason Line set the Pro Stock e.t. record of 6.455 seconds during the NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at zMax Dragway in Charlotte in May, and Morgan went to the winner’s circle with a winning pass of 6.464 seconds that remains tied for the third-quickest e.t. in history.
FireAde pro Larry Morgan holds spot in top five of Pro Stock standings
ST. LOUIS – FireAde Pro Stock driver Larry Morgan maintained his top-five spot in the Pro Stock points standings 
by racing to the second round of the AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals on Sunday at Gateway Motorsports Park.
Morgan, who has two victories in 2015, is fifth in the standings, but he’s only 51 points out of second place after two of six races in the Countdown to the Championship.
“Not a bad weekend, not a great one,” Morgan said. “We didn’t go back in points, so that’s always a plus. We’re moving up, but the bad part is Erica (Enders) is still going rounds. We need somebody to stop her to get us really back in it. Maybe that’ll be us.”
‘Lucky dog’ Larry Morgan hopes to wheel FireAde Camaro to St. Louis win
ST. LOUIS – Larry Morgan and his FireAde Racing team worked hard to improve to the No. 7 qualifying position for 
the AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals on Sunday at Gateway Motorsports Park, and for their efforts, they will face two-time Pro Stock champion Jason Line in the first round, but that’s simply the nature of Pro Stock, especially during the six-race, championship-determining Countdown to the Championship.
“This Countdown is brutal,” Morgan said. “Everybody is going to drive well, and the guy or girl who drives the best is going to win. The cars are that consistent. I need to keep my head out of my rear end and I’ll be fine. I’ve got a good car, and I’m thankful for all the people who support me: FireAde, Lucas Oil, Streamlight, Gray Motorsports. I couldn’t be happier. I’m a lucky dog out here.”
FireAde pro Larry Morgan looking to advance in Countdown rankings
ST. LOUIS – FireAde Camaro Pro Stock driver Larry Morgan is hard at work preparing for this weekend’s AAA 
Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals at Gateway Motorsports Park, the second of six events in the 2015 Countdown to the Championship.
Thanks to his appearance in the Pro Stock semifinals last Sunday in Charlotte, Morgan advanced from sixth to fifth in the Countdown to the Championship point standings, and he’ll arrive in St. Louis looking for more upward movement.
“Going to the semifinals in the first Countdown race was pretty good, and I’m happy about that,” Morgan said. “I wanted to win, but I’m happy with that finish because we didn’t run as good as we wanted there.”
With the St. Louis forecast calling for temperatures in the low 80s with no chance of rain, Morgan thinks the racing will be better after having to battle track temperatures in excess of 120 degrees in Charlotte.
FireAde Pro Stock driver Larry Morgan goes three rounds in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE – FireAde Camaro driver Larry Morgan reached the semifinals of Pro Stock eliminations this weekend at the NHRA Carolina Nationals at zMAX Dragway.
Morgan’s march to the final concluded in the third round of eliminations against Vincent Nobile. Odds favored Nobile, who was 10-3 against Morgan in previous matchups. Nobile, with a slightly better reaction time, led the contest from wire to wire and defeated the Ohio veteran, 6.599 at 210.28 mph to 6.641 at 209.30 mph.
“I feel good about getting to the semifinal, but the track — and I don’t want to talk bad about the track — wasn’t what we wanted,” Morgan said. “It ended up they fixed it and my tune-up went the other way. You know what? For the most part, getting to the semifinal is good. We feel good about that. We stayed in the top five in points. I feel good about it. I feel good about the Countdown to the Championship.”
Pro Stock driver Larry Morgan qualifies fifth in Charlotte with FireAde Camaro
CHARLOTTE – This weekend’s NHRA Carolina Nationals kicks off the 2015 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series 
Countdown to the Championship, and FireAde Chevrolet Camaro driver Larry Morgan is off on the right foot. Going into the first race of the six-round championship battle, Morgan is sixth in the standings, just 70 points out of first place.
Morgan and his team were pleased with their achievements after four rounds of Pro Stock qualifying at zMAX Dragway in Charlotte. Morgan qualified fifth for Sunday eliminations with a 6.548 at 211.76 mph and will meet Alex Laughlin in the first round.
“I think we’ve got a good chance of winning tomorrow,” Morgan said. “We’ve made four good runs here and I think we’ve got four more left.”
Larry Morgan looking to catch fire as Countdown begins in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE – FireAde driver Larry Morgan is in the best position of his career to win a Pro Stock title as the 
Countdown to the Championship begins with this weekend’s NHRA Carolina Nationals.
Morgan is sixth in the Pro Stock standings, and with the points reset after the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals, he is only 70 points out of the lead.
“We’re three rounds behind the leader, so it’s like starting all over,” Morgan said. “We’re in good shape. We just need to minimize anything that can go wrong and make sure that we capitalize on how good the car is running and the way we qualify. We need to look at every point and go for everything you can go for.
