PSCA
Vegas in the Books, Fontana Next for PSCA
LAS VEGAS, NV – Doug Sikora and his 2000 Mustang have been dominant in the Pacific Street Car Association’s 
MagnaFuel Outlaw 10.5 class in recent years and his earning top qualifier honors during this weekend’s season-opening MagnaFuel PSCA Vegas Nationals gave every impression the rampage would continue. Rick Schmidt had other ideas, however. Both were dead late off the line with Schmidt putting down a .429-second reaction time with Sikora cutting a .488 light. After a wild pedal fest that was one of many highlights of the weekend, Schmidt crossed the line with an ET of 4.696 seconds at 160.29 mph, .4 seconds faster than his opponent.
Anthony Smith, the pole sitter in the Vortech Outlaw 8.5 class, also looked to be the odds-on favorite to take the win, but Casey Van Tol and his 1964 Chevelle had other plans. The Orland, CA resident earned a 5.866-second ET, putting him in the PSCA Winner’s Circle.
ATI ProCharger Comes Aboard as PSCA Class Sponsor
LAS VEGAS, NV – It was announced today that ATI ProCharger, based out of Lenexa, Kans., is the new primary 
sponsor for the Pacific Street Car Association’s 235 Limited class. The ATI ProCharger 235 Limited class is a heads-up 1/8th mile class for any and all types of rear-wheel driven vehicles from classic 50s iron and 60s muscle cars to late model hot rods and trucks. This class features limitations in cubic inch displacement and power adders with all cars using a small rear radial tire (235 M/T Drag Radial).
ATI ProCharger technology is generations ahead of the competition due to relentless innovation. ProChargers are the only superchargers to incorporate billet impellers in production models and with their exclusive, patented, self-contained, gear-driven centrifugal superchargers, tapping into your oil pan, run cooler is eliminated and users produce more power than any of other supercharger kits.
Vortech Superchargers, Paint by Krusty Re-Sign as PSCA Partners
LAS VEGAS, NV – With the kickoff of the Pacific Street Car Association’s Presented By Chris Alston’s Chassisworks 
2015 season less than two weeks away, it was announced that Vortech Superchargers has re-signed as the title sponsor for PSCA’s 8.5 Outlaw class effective immediately. The class also sees the return of Paint By Krusty as the title sponsor in the MagnaFuel Rocky Mountain Summer Series. In addition, Vortech will have the naming rights for PSCA’s Street Car Super Nationals 11 in Las Vegas.
“The business side of racing is all about the relationships you build,” said PSCA President Mel Roth. “We’ve built some great ones and we count our friends at Vortech Superchargers and Paint by Krusty among those. These are brands that get it and we’re looking forward to a great season with them.”
2015 Race Dates for the PSCA-SCSN-RMSS
The Pacific Street Car Association Presented by Chris Alston’s Chassisworks, home to some of the best doorslammer 
racers in the country, kicks off its 16th season of drag racing action at the Auto Club Dragway in Fontana, Calif. with the Mickey Thompson Tires So-Cal Nationals Feb. 27-March 1.
PSCA races at Fontana two more times over the course of the season with the Chassisworks Spring Shootout May 1-3 and the PSCA Finals Oct. 9-11. The series also makes two appearances at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2015 as well: The MagnaFuel Vegas Nationals March 20-22 and the West Coast Shootout Sept. 25-27.
Street Car Super Nats Returns to Gateway May 2015
LAS VEGAS – On the heels of a record-shattering race that has been the bread and butter for the Pacific Street Car Association’s Street 
Car Super Nationals event, PSCA President Mel Roth and Gateway Motorsports Park Executive Vice President and General Manager Chris Blair have announced “Anarchy at the Arch” is returning to the facility May 28-30, 2015.
After a tug-of-war all weekend for the doorslammer ET record, Q80 Racing’s Turky Al Zafiri left the St. Louis-area track with the honors after laying down a 5.462-second pass. The runner-up, Frankie “The Madman” Taylor, had also held the record a couple times over the weekend and, based on his second-place run in the .40s, he is still part of the quickest side-by-side doorslammer drag race in motorsports history.
PSCA’s Anarchy Under the Arch at GMP Not To Be Missed
LAS VEGAS, NV – The Pacific Street Car Association has set a high bar over the years. Its regular shows feature some of the best 
racing in the country. The Street Car Super Nationals Presented By Chris Alston’s Chassisworks, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, has seen doorslammer world records set and destroyed in the same weekend. But this summer, at Gateway Motorsports Park near St. Louis, the PSCA is kicking out the jams and going for the jugular.
Anarchy Under the Arch, the first SCSN to be held outside of Las Vegas, is bringing West Coast racing to the Midwest Aug. 20-23 to fans who, possibly more than any others, truly appreciate Pro Mod and doorslammer racing. The area is home to Jerry Haas, Jerry Bickle, and Tim McAmis, the best Pro Mod/Pro Stock fabricators in the business and their cars figure to be featured prominently under the lights in the Gateway City. Two-time defending SCSN and former NHRA Pro Mod champion Troy Coughlin will be there, as will drivers like Jim Bell and Mike Knowles in his famous “Blown Money” Pro Mod.
Vegas in the Books, PSCA Returning to Fontana
LAS VEGAS, NV – The Pacific Street Car Association presented by Chris Alston’s Chassisworks gets a weekend to rest up from the 
MagnaFuel Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and then it’s back on the road. The PSCA is making its second trip to Fontana, this time for the Calvert Racing Summer Nationals at the Auto Club Dragway.
“We had a blast at Fontana and we can’t wait to get back up there next weekend,” said PSCA President Mel Roth. “In fact, we’re giving our fans tickets that are half off to let them know how much we appreciate them and how much we are glad to be back here.”
PSCA Hits the Home Track This Weekend for MagnaFuel Las Vegas Nationals
LAS VEGAS – What’s better than a three-day weekend? Having a drag race to attend on that three-day weekend. The Pacific Street 
Car Association is celebrating Memorial Day Weekend with the MagnaFuel Las Vegas Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
This Friday through Sunday, it’s the best racing west of the Mississippi under the lights at Bruton Smith’s drag racing oasis in the desert. PSCA action has been hotter than ever this season with races in Vegas, Sacramento, and the sanction’s long-awaited return to Fontana. Friday night’s test and tune kicks off the action at 6 p.m. with spectator gates on Saturday and Sunday opening at 5 p.m
Take 2: PSCA Returns to Auto Club Dragway
two years, PSCA is finally racing in Fontana this weekend.With the points battle in every class tight heading into the third race of the 2014 season, fans can expect to see some of the best racing in the sanction’s history in the PSCA’s visit to SoCal. For an added thrill, the Grudge Lane will be open all weekend, allowing racers to settle beefs with other drivers on the track.
Also, both of PSCA’s Jr. Dragster classes are competing this weekend, the first time they have competed at Fontana under the umbrella of the sanction.
First-Time Winners Dominate PSCA NorCal Nats
SACRAMENTO, CA – The Pacific Street Car Association Winner’s Circle at the Chris Alston’s Chassisworks NorCal Nationals 
welcomed some first-timers last weekend during an event that saw hard-fought victories in every class.
“This is a promoter’s dream,” said PSCA President Mel Roth. “We had drivers fighting tooth and nail for every inch on the drag strip and there is nothing better than seeing a driver get their first win. It’s very rewarding.”
First-time PSCA Racer Chris Schmidl and his Vortech-powered ’72 Nova ran the table in the Mickey Thompson Tires Wild Street after qualifying No. 1 with a stout 5.13 ET at 144mph. He then went then rounds beating No. 2 qualifier Jason Kenzevich in the finals.
