2003 NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series season
Appearance
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The NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series was a series of drag racing events that took place in the USA between 2002 and 2008. The series, taking place each year, is now known as the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series. It is the top competition division of the NHRA.
The following are the results of the 2003 season.
Schedule
[edit]2003 NHRA Powerade Schedule[1] | |||||||
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Date | Race | Site | Winners | ||||
Top Fuel Dragster | Top Fuel
Funny Car |
Pro Stock | Pro Stock Motorcycle | ||||
February 6–9 | K&N Filters Winternationals | Pomona, California | Larry Dixon | Tony Pedregon | Warren Johnson | N/A | |
February 20-23 | Checker Shucks Kragen Nationals | Phoenix, Ariz. | Brandon Bernstein | Ron Capps | Greg Anderson | N/A | |
March 13–16 | Mac Tools Gatornationals | Gainesville, Fla | Brandon Bernstein | Gary Densham | Kurt Johnson | Angelle Savoie | |
April 3–6 | SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals | Las Vegas, Nev. | Larry Dixon | Tony Pedregon | Greg Anderson | N/A | |
April 10–13 | O'Reilly NHRA Spring Nationals | Houston, Texas | Doug Kalitta | Tony Pedregon | Kurt Johnson | Angelle Savoie | |
April 25-April 27 | O’Reilly NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals | Bristol, Tenn. | Brandon Bernstein (3) | Del Worsham | Kurt Johnson | N/A | |
May 1–4 | Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Southern Nationals | Atlanta, Ga. | Larry Dixon | Tony Pedregon | Warren Johnson | Geno Scali | |
May 15–18 | K&N Filters SuperNationals | Englishtown, N.J. | Doug Kalitta | Whit Bazemoe | Greg Anderson | Shawn Gann | |
May 22–25 | O'Reilly NHRA Summer Nationals | Topeka, Kansas | Larry Dixon | Tony Pedregon | Greg Anderson | N/A | |
May 29-June 1 | Route 66 NHRA Nationals | Chicago, Ill. | Tony Schumacher | Whit Bazemore | Kurt Johnson (4) | Angelle Savoie (3) | |
June 12-15 | Pontiac Excitement NHRA Nationals | Columbus, Ohio | Larry Dixon | Tony Pedregon | Greg Anderson | Fred Collis | |
June 26–29 | Sears Craftsman NHRA Nationals | Madison, Ill. | Doug Kalitta | Del Worsham | Ron Krisher | Geno Scali | |
July 18–20 | Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals | Denver, Colo. | Larry Dixon | John Force | Warren Johnson | Blaine Hale | |
July 25–27 | CarQuest Auto Parts NHRA Nationals | Seattle, Wash. | Larry Dixon | John Force | Greg Anderson | N/A | |
August 1-3 | Fram Autolite NHRA Nationals | Sonoma, Calif. | Larry Dixon (8) | Gary Scelzi | Jeg Coughlin | Geno Scali (3) | |
August 14–17 | Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals | Brainerd, Minn. | Doug Kalitta (4) | Gary Densham (2) | Greg Anderson | Antron Brown | |
September 5-7 | Mac Tools U.S. Nationals | Indianapolis, Ind. | Tony Schumacher | Tim Wilkerson | Greg Anderson | Reggie Showers | |
September 18-21 | O'Reilly Mid-South Nationals | Memphis, Tenn. | Tony Schumacher | Whit Bazemore (3) | Greg Anderson | Reggie Showers (2) | |
September 25-28 | CarQuest Auto Parts NHRA Nationals | Joliet, IL | Kenny Bernstein | Tony Pedregon | Jeg Coughlin (2) | N/A | |
October 3-5 | Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals | Reading, Pa. | Tony Schumacher (4) | Tim Wilkerson (2) | Warren Johnson (4) | Michael Phillips | |
October 9-12 | O’Reilly NHRA Fall Nationals | Dallas, Texas | Kenny Bernstein | John Force (3) | Greg Anderson | N/A | |
October 23–26 | ACDelco Las Vegas NHRA Nationals | Las Vegas, Nev. | Kenny Bernstein | Tony Pedregon (8) | Greg Anderson | Craig Treble | |
November 6–9 | Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals | Pomona, California | Kenny Bernstein (4) | Del Worsham (3) | Greg Anderson (12) | Craig Treble (2) |
References
[edit]- ^ "2003 NHRA POWERade National Event Series Schedule". www.nhra.net. Retrieved 2024-11-21.