John Stanley Is In The House!

Stanley And Weiss Racing Set All Time Best at ADRL Virginia

Stanley and Weiss Racing are back, ready and willing to participate in the ADRLThe Stanley and Weiss Racing Team came roaring out of Appalachia with a vengeance this past weekend.ADRL Pro Extreme team looking to make their mark amongst the best of the best.Tim McAmis Camaro on only its third full 1/8th mile pass placed him amongst the elite in the Doorslammer world. The team celebrated amongst the many congratulations from its peers and all the people surrounding them! The camaraderie of the ADRL series showed far and wide on that Friday night and into Saturday.

The team rolled into the beautiful facility in Dinwiddie, VA appearing to be just another

After Friday night’s first round qualifier they had accomplished that feat quite well, thank you very much! In the quiet Virginia night John staged against the Widowmaker Corvette driven by Bubba Stanton, the premier Alan Johnson Olds powered entry in Pro Extreme. Then just that quick the entire Stanley and Weiss team showed that they had indeed become a force amongst the players in the baddest doorslammers on the face of the earth.

John’s 3.797 shot in his new

On Saturday it was an entirely different ballgame. The day slowly but surely became a place from which Lucifer was spawned. The decision was made to attempt to show the world that their 3.70 shot was no fluke and to attempt to develop some consistency in their program. They ended up qualified in the number four position out of the elite 28 and went into round one against Minuteman trophy holder The Mad Man himself, Frankie Taylor from Texas. The “Appalachia on Steroids” Camaro did just fine, thank you very much with it’s first round win ever AND against a “hitter”. Round two would pit John against 200mph Todd Tutterow’s bad to the bone Corvette. John’s light was a tiny bit late against Todd’s killer bulb and that proved to be the difference in the loss. Todd’s 3.851 beat John’s 3.849!

The best thing that the team could take from the loss was that they had indeed found their consistency. The first and second rounds netted incremental of .964 vs .966, 2.577 vs 2.577. 3.849 vs 3.849 and 194.72 vs 194.77! YES!!! The consistency has arrived. All that is left is to turn the race day wick up a bit!

Look out Alice, the Appalachia on Steroids is on the way to dance a jig on your yellow brick road!