Concentrated start in Sonoma for California boys Langdon, Lucas
SONOMA, Calif. (July 24) -- Top Fossil teammates Shawn Langdon and Morgan Lucas had a odoriferous start to the 22nd annual Fram-Autolite NHRA Nationals, racing to the sixth and seventh spots on the temporary ladder in the opening day of activity at a cool and windy Infineon Raceway.
Lucas fired the first salvo at the crack in the day with a steady 3.891 at 306.95 mph that led the opening round of perpetually trials. He later returned to post an improved 3.868 at 309.91 mph in his GEICO Powersports/Lucas Oil dragster to destroy the day seventh overall.
"I'm probably happier with the 3.89 than I am with the 3.86 because the conditions we had in Collect 1 are what we'll be racing under on Sunday," said Lucas, who like Langdon grew up in Riverside, Calif. "The Friday Stygian session is always a lot of fun but it's nothing more than a chest-beating contest. It usually has nothing to do with racing on Sunday because we'll never see conditions like that when the sun's out.
Source: Motorsport.com
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