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Hootenanny to Award Wallys, STL NHRA Nationals Opportunity Aug. 13-14 at WWT Raceway
MADISON, IL — Heads-up drag racing, PSCA-style, returns to World Wide Technology Raceway Aug. 13-14 with the Premier Street Car 
Association’s annual Heads Up Hootenanny. Some of the best drivers on the planet will race for a special-edition NHRA Wally, $10,000, and a berth in a Pro Xtreeme exhibition race during the WWTR’s NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Midwest Nationals in September.
With the unfortunate rain-out of SCSN VIII: Radials After Dark this past weekend, all classes racing for a Wally at that event (X275, LDR, and Small Tire N/T) will compete for them at this race. The Pro Mod entry list is a who’s who of the best straight-line performers in the sport, including Bubba Stanton, Frankie “The Madman” Taylor, Mike Recchia, Randy Merick, and Jason Hamstra.
PSCA President Mel Roth is taking the Wallys on the road over the next month, ensuring they are well-traveled and ready to be presented to the best of the best in August.
Laughlin Takes Win Light at EliteHP SCSN: Dallas
ENNIS, TX — He’s won the NHRA US Nationals, he’s won the biggest small-tire races in the country, and now Alex Laughlin has a Street Car 
Super Nationals victory. The native Texan earned a home-state victory early Sunday morning at the inaugural EliteHP SCSN: Dallas at the Texas Motorplex. As the sun rose at the conclusion of the overnight festival of speed, Laughlin powered his brand-new Hot Wheels Corvette to the win over Dan Myers.
Making the win extra special was the fact it came on Father’s Day with his dad onhand, four years after earning the NHRA Pro Stock victory in Bristol, also on Father’s Day.
“First win of 2021 and it feels realllll nice!!!” Laughlin said in a post on his verified Instagram account @alexlaughlin40. “We ran the final directly into the sunrise, so that’s a first for me. Huge thanks to Marty Robertson and Elite HP for getting us out here. It’s also rad that it’s the first time to have the car out as a life-size Hot Wheels car too! What a weekend… Seriously, what. a. weekend.”
Event promoter Mel Roth was pleased with the race, from the co-promotion from Team Boddie which was key in attracting some of the nation’s best racers, to the incredible track prep by Andy Carter’s crew.
EliteHP SCSN Dallas Takes Over the Texas Motorplex This Weekend
ENNIS, TX — The legendary Street Car Super Nationals invades the Texas Motorplex this weekend with the inaugural EliteHP SCSN: Dallas, 
featuring some of the top grudge racers from the Lone Star State and nationwide.
In addition to being official event partners, Jay Boddie and Team Boddie are also entered in the event and planning to dominate the eighth-mile heads-up showdown. The Street Outlaws star highlights a weekend of grudge racing expected to give Texas fans one of the most thrilling experiences in motorsports Thursday through Saturday at the world-class facility run by Andy Carter.
“I’m not sure what to expect!” Carter said. “I’ve been begging (SCSN Promoter) Mel (Roth) for almost three years now to bring one of these races here. This one is a little different format than the others, but this track’s got a real good name with the grudge guys and the radial guys.
Alex Laughlin, Kayla Morton Among Headliners at EliteHP SCSN: Dallas
ENNIS, TX — The Texas Motorplex here is the place to be Father’s Day weekend as the inaugural EliteHP Street Car Super Nationals: Dallas 
provides a decidedly Lone Star state of mind to the legendary SCSN race. No Prep Kings superstar Kayla Morton and native Texan and NHRA doorslammer legend-in-the-making Alex Laughlin are both scheduled to take on some of the best grassroots drag racers in the country June 17-19 at the world-class facility run by Andy Carter.
Speed Society will be onhand to cover Laughlin’s SCSN coming-out party in his iconic Hot Wheels-branded Corvette
Jay Boddie and Team Boddie, official partners for the event, are also entered in the event and planning to dominate the eighth-mile heads-up showdown. The Street Outlaws star highlights a weekend of grudge racing expected to give Texas fans one of the most thrilling experiences in motorsports.
CSN’s debut in Texas, streaming live at FloRacing.com, will also see a large contingent of California racers descending on the Motorplex to flex their West Coast motor muscle against the home-state contingent.
Alex Laughlin, Kayla Morton Among Headliners at EliteHP SCSN: Dallas
ENNIS, TX — The Texas Motorplex here is the place to be Father’s Day weekend as the inaugural EliteHP Street Car Super Nationals: Dallas 
provides a decidedly Lone Star state of mind to the legendary SCSN race. No Prep Kings superstar Kayla Morton and native Texan and NHRA doorslammer legend-in-the-making Alex Laughlin are both scheduled to take on some of the best grassroots drag racers in the country June 17-19 at the world-class facility run by Andy Carter.
Speed Society will be onhand to cover Laughlin’s SCSN coming-out party in his iconic Hot Wheels-branded Corvette
Jay Boddie and Team Boddie, official partners for the event, are also entered in the event and planning to dominate the eighth-mile heads-up showdown. The Street Outlaws star highlights a weekend of grudge racing expected to give Texas fans one of the most thrilling experiences in motorsports.
FuelTech Named Official EFI System of PSCA/SCSN, Returns as SCSN Presenter
LAS VEGAS — FuelTech, headquartered in Ball Ground, Ga., has announced their continued partnership with the Premier Street Car 
Association and its signature event, the Street Car Super Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Nov. 18-21, 2021. The 17th running of this bucket list event is expected to provide the same record-smashing runs that have become its calling card and once again, FuelTech is there.
FuelTech’s craftsmanship and technology is built on extreme performance and proof comes from where it matters, the race track. Excellent record-breaking track results on a wide variety of racing classes such as Sportsman, Pro Drag, Circuit, Off-Road, Rally, Motorbike, and Marine applications testify their commitment to attain the best results, everywhere Fueltech competes.
“We are thrilled to renew our marketing partnership with PSCA/SCSN 2021 season,” said FuelTech Chief Operating Officer Matt Petka. “By returning as the presenting sponsor for the Street Car Super Nationals St. Louis and Las Vegas, we also renew our commitment to our customers.
PSCA/SCSN Announces 2021 Event Schedule
The Premier Street Car Association announced its 2021 schedule today, featuring an added Street Car Super Nationals event at a new 
location as well as an addition to its annual Summer Series.
The PSCA’s signature event, the Street Car Super Nationals, returns for its 17th season. Once again hosted at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, this year’s SCSN: Unmasked event, Nov. 18-21, could be one of the biggest races in the history of Mel Roth’s promotion.
“With everything that happened in 2020, the fact we were still able to host successful drag races shows how passionate our fans and racers are,” Roth said. “Hopefully, we can get safe and healthy and be ready for America to get back to the business of motorsports!”
The PSCA Summer Series hosted annually at the legendary Bandimere Speedway kicks off its four-race schedule May 15-16. The second event is a special PFI Speed Imports-Only race May 30. Bandimere and the PSCA have also teamed up to present the Mayhem on the Mountain featuring PSCA’s Grudge At Mile High, scheduled for Aug. 27-28. PSCA also recently announced Ticket Mortgage as the new sponsor of the Summer Series Limited Small Tire class.
Summers Earns Pro Mod Win at a Unique SCSN 16 in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS— While one of the most challenging yet, the COMP Cams Street Car Super Nationals 16 Presented by FuelTech provided a 
much-needed weekend of grassroots drag racing at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. With COVID-19 restrictions heavy due to the pandemic surging through America since March, fans and racers did their parts to ensure they were masked and socially distanced throughout the event in accordance to state directives.
“We cannot thank everyone enough for this weekend,” said Mel Roth, Street Car Super Nationals promoter. “A lot of people didn’t think we were going to pull it off and there were a couple times where it was close. But we want to thank the elected officials of Nevada for working with us to allow a limited number of spectators to watch in person.
“I don’t know what the future holds, but being able to bring a little bit of normalcy to the drag racing world for a weekend felt good.”
In the COVID Era, Safety a Priority for SCSN 16 in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS — Over the course of a full day of racing at the COMP Cams Street Car Super Nationals 16 Presented by FuelTech at The Strip at 
Las Vegas Motor Speedway Saturday, hundreds of cars launched down the world-class track. Amazing side-by-side passes were made. Some wheel-standing race cars went nearly vertical. American muscle and Detroit iron blasted down the superbly-prepared racing surface.
All watched and taken in by masked fans following the directives of the state of Nevada.
COVID-19 has changed most of the ways of life Americans considered normal since mid-March. Sports, including racing, have been limited greatly, including events where fans are either allowed in minimal numbers or, in some instances, not at all.
SCSN 16 Promoter Mel Roth said he is both amazed and proud of the way racers and fans have reacted to the edicts the state of Nevada has laid down to ensure the safety of large-event participants.
“This is what a family does,” Roth said. “The vast majority of the folks at the race understand that while the masks may be burdensome at times, the reasons for wearing them are important. Our fans and racers know we’re under scrutiny so they’ve done everything they can to make sure this race could be run as close to normal as possible. I just can’t say enough how much I love these people.”
4-Wide Friday Caps Off Stellar Day at SCSN 16
LAS VEGAS — Day Two of the COMP Cams Street Car Super Nationals 16 Presented by FuelTech at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway 
was capped off under the lights Friday by a trio of 4-Wide grudge races. Twelve racers were divided into three “quads,” each putting $5,000 of their own money on the line with the winner pocketing a cool $20,000 for approximately six seconds of track time.
Each quad consisted of two small-tire cars and two big-tire cars. With LVMS’ unique layout of four lanes, a small-tire class can run on one pair of lanes while Jeff Foster’s world-class drag crew preps the other two lanes for the next big-tire class.
The three quads consisted of:
Quad 1: Larry Baker, Ryan Hendrickson, Roger Holder, and Jay Boddie, Jr. Winner: Hendrickson
Quad 2: Mike Bowman, Giuseppe Gentile, Armenian Tony, and Kevin Crain. Winner: Bowman
Quad 3: Jackie Knox, Kevin Guthrie, Johnny Coleman, Flaco. Winner: Coleman
