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ORANGEBURG, S.C. — South Carolina Motorplex hosted its first International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) Summit SuperSeries points race of the season last weekend.
It was a strong return of bracket racing to the Orangeburg, S.C., drag strip on a picturesque day.
Al Faulling took top honors and won a $1,500 check for the featured Box class in his Chevrolet Camaro. Jeffrey Stroman posted a runner-up finish.
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Faulling takes over the points lead 100-88 over Stroman. John Robinson, Gus Files and Vernon Russell Jr. round out the top five.
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Raymond Roland was $1,000 richer after he drove his Ford Maverick to the No Box win. Shelley Salmond was his final-round opponent.
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Salmond, an IHRA member, leads the track standings with 77 points. Christopher Thompson is second with 64 points, followed by Freddy Floyd, Hannah Smoak and Marion Cox.
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Thompson raced his Chevrolet pickup to the victory in the True Street class. Annie Zeigler finished runner-up.
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Thompson leads the True Street standings 67-44 over Zeigler. Dalton Farman, Andy Chavis and Billy Dunn are the rest of the top five drivers.
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Aiden Chavis and Carlie Day faced off in the Junior Dragster finish with Chavis picking up the winner’s check.
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Chavis holds a 78-55 lead over Day in the Junior Dragster standings. Stanton McCallister is third, followed by Madison Krupa and Hailey Phillips.
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The IHRA Summit SuperSeries is firing up at tracks all across North America. Keep looking at the IHRA website and our social media pages for more updates.
